Snowflake Badge - DWW09 not passing but can't tell why(!)

I created the streamlit app as per instructions. The app works just fine and writes the fruit and root depth to garden_plants.fruits.fruit_details, but when I run the test script as presented:

--Set your worksheet drop list role to ACCOUNTADMIN --Set your worksheet drop list database and schema to the location of your GRADER function

-- DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE. THE CODE MUST BE RUN EXACTLY AS IT IS WRITTEN select GRADER(step, (actual = expected), actual, expected, description) as graded_results from ( SELECT 'DWW09' as step ,( select iff(count()=0, 0, count()/count(*)) from snowflake.account_usage.query_history where query_text like 'execute streamlit "GARDEN_PLANTS"."FRUITS".%' ) as actual , 1 as expected ,'SiS App Works' as description );

it fails with output: GRADED_RESULTS [ { "_": "⛔", "actual": 0, "description": "SiS App Works", "expected": 1, "passed": false, "step": "DWW09" } ]

I'm wondering about the tests reference to "query_text like 'execute streamlit "GARDEN_PLANTS"."FRUITS".%'"

In the instructions the picture for when you create the streamlit app has inputs for a location (garden_plans.fruits); however, when I created the streamlit app I was not prompted for a location, only "Add New -> Streamlit App _> Title, Compute Pool, Query Warehouse" ... maybe they changed something?

EDIT: I did also try going to the app, and clicked 'Deploy' - after which I AM prompted for location, added it to the fruits schema, used it once, and Dora still failed it. I would have thought that might create the 'execute streamlit "GARDEN_PLANTS"."FRUITS".%' it is looking for.

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u/MacLeodClan — 2 days ago

Hyaluronidase - Yikes scenario, recovery likely?

A few weeks ago I woke up and realized one cheek (upper cheek/cheek bone) was more pronounced than the other. It started to bother me so I decided to look in to hyaluronidase to dissolve it.

Long story short - I used a middle-sized dose of 150units hyaluronidase. No immediate effect; although after 48 hours I was somewhat horrified to find that my whole right cheek (lower)/buccal area beneath the cheekbone was hollowed out. Like I'm sucking my mouth in on that side with a deep shadow over it.

That was about 1 week ago. I can't yet tell how well, if it all, it's naturally recovering. I know there are both a lot of horror stories of people getting long term damage, but also a lot of people who use hyaluronidase just fine.

Can anyone here vouch for having experienced both? A significant deflating impact, but that recovers naturally relatively quickly?

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u/MacLeodClan — 17 days ago
▲ 3 r/FedEx

FedEx delivery driver took signature delivery to wrong address and someone signed for it anyways

So, title says it all. The FedEx employee took my package which was signature delivery only to some unknown, wrong address, and someone there signed for it anyways.

The name it says signed for it is my last name with typo's and a wrong first initial. So it's documented that I didn't sign for it, technically.

I opened a missing package case with fedex.

Do I have any hope?

They actually made their 1st 'attempt' yesterday, and that attempt was to show up at apartment complex's mailroom and say I'm not available (obviously, no one lives in the mailroom and it's not addressed there). I left delivery instructions that for signature delivery deliver as addressed to Bldg ### Apt ###. So today on their 2nd try I guess they said screw it and just decided to botch the delivery.

Service: Fedex international connect plus

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u/MacLeodClan — 27 days ago