chulman444

From this gist ... I'm trying to link to the inline anchor.

As this comment says, all has to be in lower case, and no space between # and the first character.

Getting original file from a new or patched file from a diff file.

Instead of diff orig new > diff0 and keeping diff0, and original file,

diff new orig > diff0 then keep the new and diff0 and discard the original file.

Didn't take very long to think of this, but I may forget again.

Having this "I have to come up with a solution" feeling stresses me. ARCHIVED!

	video = tf.keras.layers.Input(shape=(None, 150, 150, 3))
	cnn = tf.keras.applications.InceptionV3(
	weights='imagenet',
	include_top = False,
	pool='avg')
	cnn.trainable = False
	encoded_frames = tf.keras.layers.TimeDistributed(cnn)(video)
	encoded_vid = tf.layers.LSTM(256)(encoded_frames)

	question = tf.keras.layers.Input(shape=(100), dtype='int32')

	# I needed this for my own AfterEffects Script.

	// Use absolute path for the JSON file.
	path = '/d/path/to/your/json/file.json'

	// Get file object
	file = File(path);

	// open it before reading.
	file.open('r');

	import json, sys
	from functools import reduce

	inputfilename = sys.argv[1]
	outputfilename = sys.argv[2]

	file = open(inputfilename, mode='r', encoding='utf-8')
	raw = file.read()
	file.close()
	raw_json = json.loads(raw)

	function LogFile(path) {
	this.file = File(path)
	}

	LogFile.prototype.write = function(line) {
	this.file.open('a');
	this.file.write(line + "\n");
	this.file.close()
	}

	:set nopaste "Fixes weird indentation when pasting"
	"Didn't know 'paste' mode exists. do `:set paste` manually"
	"when you have to paste and back to `:set nopaste` after you are done"
	"Else, the 'paste' mode, bottom reading `--INSERT (paste)--` will ignore other settings here"
	"Refer to `:help paste`"
	:set tabstop=4 "Default is 8 and is too much for me"
	:set expandtab "I prefer space"
	:set shiftwidth=4 "Set to 4 spaces for indenting with `Shift + >>` in view mode"
	:set autoindent "The above doesn't 'autoindent'"
	:set splitright "Why the hell the default would open the new file on the LEFT???"