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Basically I have a setup like the following:  Array (  [0] =&gt; Array ( [0] =&gt; stdClass Object ( [nid] =&gt; 1 [title] =&gt; title1 [uid] =&gt; 1 [parent] =&gt; 0 [weight] =&gt; -15 [name] =&gt; name1 [value] =&gt; 0 )                [1] =&gt; stdClass Object ( [nid] =&gt; 2 [title] =&gt; title2 [uid] =&gt; 1 [parent] =&gt; 0 [weight] =&gt; -7 [name] =&gt; name2 [value] =&gt; 100 )                [2] =&gt; stdClass Object ( [nid] =&gt; 3 [title] =&gt; title3 [uid] =&gt; 2 [parent] =&gt; 0 [weight] =&gt; -1 [name] =&gt; name3 [value] =&gt; 0 )                [3] =&gt; stdClass Object ( [nid] =&gt; 4 [title] =&gt; title4 [uid] =&gt; 2 [parent] =&gt; 0 [weight] =&gt; 1 [name] =&gt; name4 [value] =&gt; 80 )               )   )   What I need is a way to sort all the arrays inside the parent array by the [value] key in the Object. I've been trying for about 2 days now with usort and different methods but I just can't seem to get my head around it. The [value] key will range anywhere from 0 to 100 and I need all of the arrays sorted in decreasing order (IE: 100 down to 0). How to obtain optimal hyperparameters after nested cross validation? Find the default application for a certain extension Given xdg-open and an extension, is there a way to get the application which xdg-open is set to for that particular extension?  For example given xdg-open and .jpg the result is eog. How can I install an app given only its APK file? I downloaded the APK file for an app to my PC.  How can I install it on my phone? Graph editor for shape key animation I have animation where object changes his shape using shape keys, and I want to make some animation smoothing with graph editor. Is there a way to use graph editor for shape key animation? How old is Chewbacca? How old is Chewbacca, anyway? Do Wookiees get gray fur when they are old? I have come across the following few questions on past exams papers.. I know how to solve these type when it is of the form $a_nz^n$ but don't have a clue what to do with these. Any help would be greatly appreciated!  (i) $\displaystyle\sum_{n=0}^\infty \bigg(\dfrac{1}{2n}\bigg)z^{3n}$.  (ii) $\displaystyle\sum_{n=0}^\infty(2^n+i)(z-i)^n$.  (iii) Show that the radius of convergence of $\displaystyle\sum_{n=0}^\infty z^{n!}$ is $1$ and that there are infinitely many $z \in \mathbb{C}$ with $|z|=1$ for which the series diverges. We are planning a two-night trip to the Canary Islands. The cheapest options include Lanzarote and Las Palmas for flights. Travel dates are last week of November, so I guess weather should be okay. I have never been to these islands. I'd like to sleep on the beach in a tent or mattresses. Is that possible, safety, legality, and weather? It would also be nice to know how populated with tourists the islands are. Do indexes work with "IN" clause relative polar coordinates for TikZ elements in axis environment I would like to annotate a patch plot with lines whose start and end points are given in absolute polar and relative polar coordinates, respectively.  The patch plot, based on cartesian data, comes out as a circular shape centred around the origin (0,0) and shall be simulated here by a plain circle.  Lines should start at the circumference of the shape and point away from the shape under a given angle and have a well defined length. Therefore, the use of relative polar coordinates for the line's end point.  What seems to be straightforward with TikZ (left) fails inside the axis environment of pgfplots (right): neither the inclination angle nor the length of the line are correct if relative polar coordinates are used.    What is wrong with the rel. polar coordinates here?  The code:  \documentclass{standalone}  \usepackage{pgfplots} \pgfplotsset{compat=1.13}  \begin{document}  \begin{tikzpicture}   \draw(0,0) circle[radius=0.01];   \draw[blue] (0,0) circle[radius=1];   \draw[thick] (45:1) -- ++(45:0.5); \end{tikzpicture}  \begin{tikzpicture}   \begin{axis}[tiny,enlargelimits,   axis equal,   xmin=-2,xmax=2,   ymin=-1,ymax=1,   xtick={-2,-1,0,1,2},   ytick={-2,-1,0,1,2},   grid=major,   ]   \draw[blue] (0,0) circle[radius=1];   \draw[blue, dashdotted] (0,0) -- (45:2);   \draw[thick] (45:1) -- ++(45:0.5); %  \draw[thick] (45:1) -- (45:1.5); %absolute coordinates do work   \end{axis} \end{tikzpicture}  \end{document} Coupon Collector Problem with Batched Selections Passive with "to get" In spoken English (at least in America), passives are often formed with "to get" rather than "to be;" I would wager the majority of the time:   he got hit by a car I get driven to work I've gotten called for jury duty eight times   Are there specific verbs that prefer "be" to "get," or vice-versa, or semantic differences between these forms? I cannot think of any. Most modern texts spend some time deriving the  that connects S matrix elements to time ordered field correlation functions. It seems essential, and really helps clear up what you are calculating. Yet some earlier texts and even some modern texts (e.g.  by R. Klauber) seem to skip right past this, working everything out in the "interaction" picture. It seems there must be something going wrong with this latter procedure, but I am not quite able to put it together. Is convex open set in $\mathbb{R}^n$ is regular? Convex set $A$ in $\mathbb{R}^n$ iff for every $ x,y\in A,0\le\lambda\le1$, then $\lambda x+(1-\lambda)y\in A$.  $U$ is regular open set iff $A$ is open and $int(cl(A)) = A$.  Is convex open set in $\mathbb{R}^n$ is regular? What would be the associated wavelength of the particle if its velocity is zero? We know that wizards in the Harry Potter universe are subject to regular physical harm (e.g. witness injuries from being hit by Bludgers or just colliding with things when playing Quidditch).  Therefore, it's almost a certainty that an average wizard would be vulnerable to, say, a bunch of bullets.   There may likely be spell(s) to protect from projectiles - witness Dumbledore's  deployed when Voldemort sent a bunch of glass at him during the  at the end of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (according to , possibly an unusually powerful Protego or the Silver shield).   But:   those spells obviously take effort/energy/time to cast (not everyone's Dumbledore) AND more likely than not most Death Eaters wouldn't recognize a Muggle gun for a threat (or realize what kind of threat) till too late.   So, the guns should at best allow an over-matched OotP member (e.g. Harry or Hermione) to greatly equalize the power between any regular Death Eaters and themselves, and even perhaps help against Voldemort (who can't be killed with a bullet, but, at best, would need to expend magical energy and time into conjuring a shield, and, at worst, be stopped/interrupted/driven off).  So I'm looking for an explanation - ideally in-universe, but possibly just some statement by JKR - of why the Muggle-born OotP - who are likely very much at ease AND familiar with Muggle technology and live in the late 20th century - do not use guns. Or, for that matter, ANY Muggle technology of the late 20th century? Cue Arthur C. Clarke's "indistinguishable from magic" meme.  Even if they are on some kind of idiotic moral crusade to never kill their opponents (even the Jedi aren't this dumb), given the time-frame, non-lethal weapons would have already existed, such as rubber bullets and tasers.  NOTE: Please don't offer the "if they do it, Death Eaters would start using guns as well" theory. First, Death Eaters would have used the guns if they knew how to, anyway. Second, the guns, like any "secret weapon", could be reserved for strategic battles, say the defense of Hogwarts in Deathly Hallows.    The origin of the question stems from two things.  First, Harry's fascination with all things that are different in the magical world (e.g. moving photographs), based on his knowledge of the Muggle material world, as well as the somewhat amusing cluelessness of the "Muggle artifacts" expert, Mr. Weasley, regarding Muggle items and how they work.   Basically, from the books, it's clear that the Wizarding world wouldn't know details about guns or what they are for or how they work.  The second thing is it's clear, at least initially, that wizards are afraid of Muggles finding out about them. Hence all the efforts to cloak their society (basically, do you REALLY want every Muggle gunning for you, even with Magic)? The idea of how control over the Muggle world seems to be more indirect, by Death Eaters asserting mind-control over the government. This means there's an implicit understanding by Death Eaters that they don't stand a chance against armed Muggles even given the magical disparity.  Considering Harry and Hermione's overall adaptability and inventiveness (and brains in the latter case), it's mind-boggling that the idea of fighting Death Eaters with modern technology completely slipped their mind. I mean, it's a basic part of human myth (see Steel vs. Magic themes in Conan books, or Beowulf, or heck, A Yankee in King Arthur's Court). So it's not like the idea of using technology against magic would be impossible to come up with. The question begs itself - why not? Considering the fact that Rowling generally tried to be logical and consistent in building the HP universe, I feel like there must be some in-universe explanation for this that I just didn't notice.   (in-universe answers only unless there are some authoritative out-of-universe statements that are part of canon). Java Command line arguments I am trying to detect whether the 'a' was entered as the first string argument. Excluding empty(Null) fields when using EntityFieldQuery query condition The Quotation Mark character in TeXworks editor has vanished Now, my version of TeXworks is 0.4.5r.1280 and I can't have the " character on the keyboard.    I have ``  or '' instead. Why?  And It's the same with Alt+034. I'm very disappointed with that. Delete all but the most recent n file for each group of files that share the same prefix in a directory My question is a bit different from some older questions simply asking for "deleting all but the most recent n files in a directory".  I have a directory that contains different 'groups' of files where each group of files share some arbitrary prefix and each group has at least one file. I do not know these prefixes in advance and I do not know how many groups there are.  EDIT: actually, I know something about the file names, that is they all follow the pattern prefix-some_digits-some_digits.tar.bz2. The only thing matters here is the prefix part, and we can assume that within each prefix there is no digit or dash.  I want to do the following in a bash script:   Go through the given directory, identify all existing 'groups', and for each group of files, delete all but the most recent n files of the group only. If there are less than n files for a group, do nothing for that group, i.e. do not delete any file for that group.   What is a robust and safe way of doing the above in bash? Could you please explain the commands step-by-step?