I have a Spark Table, which contains 400+ millions records/rows. I used spark.table to convert it into a DF. The DF looks like this below id pub_date
I have a program that tests a randomness function for how truly random it is: function testRandom(randomF, tests, intendedMean){ let total = 0; fo
I ported sonyflake to Java and it worked fine. However, instead of generating 8 digit numbers, I am looking to generate 12 digit unique numbers. The original po
I've just started my first little project in C# and with WinForms and I am stuck on this one feature for a few days now.. I have an Array with about 60 PictureB
I'm trying to scrape the votes from SofaScore with google sheets using the importxml function. I'm running into an issue because the class name has a random str
I want to build a poll where the answers are not assignable to the voters. But I need to keep track of who already voted. So I have two different MySQL tables,
At the moment I wanted to create a button that teleports randomly back and forth on my website. As I am very new to JavaScript, I did not get it right. That's w
I have a simple model which has a separate Agent called 'Passenger'. Inside the Passenger I have a parameters called 'WITH_CHILDREN' which it's default value is
Using a bash script, I want to choose a random number from such a list: [0, X, 2X, 3X, 4X, ..., Y] where Y=k*X and k is an integer. X and Y are just some input
I am trying to take a position (a,b) and via the code receive a random new position (a,b).. I am having great trouble implementing the code and what I got is by
I've been using sklearn's random forest, and I've tried to compare several models. Then I noticed that random-forest is giving different results even with the s
I'm currently trying to pick up a random item in a list in dart. For this, I would like to generate a pseudo-random number (my seed) which will be the index whe
For example: There are four items in an array. I want to get one randomly, like this: array items = [ "bike" //40% chance to select "car" //30%
I have to generate a uniform, secure random integer within a given range for a program that generates passwords. Right now I use this : RNGCryptoServiceProvide
Is it possible to generate random numbers between say 1000000 and 9999999 that are easy to remember? I know the term easy to remember is relative but I'd beli
I am trying to understand why my haskell function returns a nested tuple, and I cannot seem to wrap my head around the problem. I have this function that genera
I use the following script: set /a num=%random% %%1000 +3000 timeout /T %num% taskkill /F /IM chrome.exe I trigger it using Windows task scheduler on multipl
ORIGINAL QUESTION: I am currently trying to write a library in rust - to be compiled to WASM - for converting a bip39 mnemonic passphrase into an Arweave JWK. I
I want to rename all files in folder to random name but it wants to rename all the files to the same name: ren "c:\Test\*.txt" %Random%.txt pause Output: C:\Us
Edit: my main question is that I want to replicate the TI-84 plus RNG algorithm on my computer, so I can write it in a language like Javascript or Lua, to test