When you first time adding a workflow to a GitHub repo from a feature branch, if you want to test it before merge to main you must give it push trigger, without that - as you said - it won't appear in the UI.
How do you solve the empty values? when you call them you must provide a default with the value you want, for example: echo "${{ inputs.actions || 'create' }}".
After you finish your tests you can remove the push trigger and merge to main, only when the workflow is in main you can use the workflow_dispatch trigger, and now - even in side branches.
If you don't want to test with push and default values, you can merge it to main and then conitnue test in a feature branch.
Why is like this? I have no idea... but this is how GitHub Actions works...
crobe is an Indian unit btw, that people in other countries do not understand.
I've same issue in v18.0.2. But i'm using AppDelegate.
My issue is only user authorize open Facebook App, user authorize in WebView is fine.
I research and tried a lot but didn't found any solution. Function func application(... open url: URL, ...) -> Bool in AppDelegate recieved callback and i call return with this return ApplicationDelegate.shared.application(app, open: url, options: options), but the webview still there
I believe you're missing the playlist parameter, which needs to be set to the video id, as shown in @C3roe's answer.
Note the added &playlist=1u17pS4_tw0, I've just tested it and it should work! :)
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/1u17pS4_tw0?si=V06Ss5eD89_PBShj&controls=1&autoplay=0&rel=0&modestbranding=1&mute=1&loop=1&playlist=1u17pS4_tw0" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe>
The most closest extension that I can find is Peek Imports that allows you to open a peek window with some key binding (default is Ctrl+I) showing import statements at the very top of the JavaScript/TypeScript file. I just installed it too hence not much comments to share yet.
Yes , ~1.2 minutes to read ~10M rows into Python is normal, and you’re already close to the practical limits. At that scale, the bottleneck isn’t the database but the combination of network transfer + Python needing to allocate millions of objects.
You can shave some time off with driver tweaks (server-side cursor, larger fetch sizes, binary protocol), but you won’t get a 5×–10× speedup unless you change the data handling model entirely (e.g., Arrow/Polars/NumPy to avoid Python object creation).
I think this is related to sharding the data into chunks and delegate it to process with CPU cores or Memory available. As you mentioned it would related with Multiprocessing and Batching strategy topic.
With Veo 3, you can produce professional-level videos even without technical skills. It is fast, easy to use, and perfect for social media content, marketing, and creative projects.
Did you able to do that please reply how to do if you found the solution I'm currently facing the same issue
Generate hash for each binary file, then one hash of all hashes. Plus PGP/GPG signature(s).
Thanks for your question. The chipset(s) you’re referring to are actually best supported through our support portal here. Please allow us to assist you better by raising the issue there.
You can also contact the Qualcomm Sales team or your local Distributor for additional help.
Any reason you are reading it into python and not executing in the DB?
Run from 32 bits:
Result:
1.8.0_201
8192
Yes it is possible to do this with CSS since 2023:
table:not(:has(tr))
See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/Selectors/:has
This problem often arises in Universal Windows Platform (UWP) development when trying to use a CompositionEffectBrush directly as the fill for a CompositionSpriteShape.
To achieve an irregular-shaped blur:
CompositionSpriteShape can only be filled with a CompositionColorBrush or a CompositionSurfaceBrush (e.g., loaded from a file or created via CompositionDrawingSurface). It cannot directly use a CompositionEffectBrush.
You must bind the shape to a CompositionContainerShape that is parented by a CompositionVisual (like a SpriteVisual Bazoocam).
Apply the CompositionEffectBrush to the SpriteVisual.Brush property instead.
Use the CompositionSpriteShape (with an opaque fill like a CompositionColorBrush ) as the mask by applying the CompositionContainerShape to the SpriteVisual.Clip property or, more robustly, by using a CompositionGeometricClip.
Thank you very much for the answers. This PDF is offered for all those who will work with this type of application. It is not made by me, but only MANDATORY used by us. The manual version will probably work at some point, and I will only be able to use XDP to fill out the PDF as long as I do not have any electronic signature on it. Correct?
I've got an answer from Jasper support:
Cloud Software Group has directed Jaspersoft to cease all business with Russian-occupied territories in Ukraine. Due to the fact that CSG does not have the resources to differentiate regions in Ukraine, a business decision was made to cease providing software to all of Ukraine until further notice.
So, there is only way fro Ukrainians to set up JasperStudio 6.21.5+(alternative method will show up) and get password using alternative method throw VPN.
It is unfair enough but we must accept such situation
A 401 User not found error from OpenRouter usually doesn’t mean the API key is wrong — it often happens when the server’s IP is blocked or flagged.
Since:
The same key works on your local machine
The same key fails even with a raw curl from your production server
The env variable is correct
…the most likely cause is that OpenRouter has blocked or limited your Azure VM’s public IP (this is common with cloud provider IP ranges due to abuse protection).
Contact OpenRouter support and give them your server’s public IP.
They can check and unblock it.
If you want to confirm it’s IP-related:
Try calling the API from another server or via a different outbound IP.
If it works there, the IP is 100% the issue.
There’s no problem with your API key or your code — it’s almost certainly an IP reputation block.
The most standard workaround for passing a dynamic list to an IN clause in systems that don't support array-type bind parameters (which includes current versions of Doris) is string interpolation to construct the SQL.
While you noted it's not ideal for safety, you must ensure the list of IDs is fully sanitized and cast to the expected type (e.g., all integers) before being interpolated into the query string. Alternatively, you could use a Doris function like ARRAY_CONTAINS on a temporary string or array column that stores the ID list, Bazoocam, but this typically involves more complex logic and potential performance trade-offs compared to safe string building for the IN clause.
Needed the same, but could not find anything. Wrote my own:
https://github.com/bmshouse/metriclimiter
An alternative is to re-render the Trix content after saving. I built a simple package to solve this problem that can properly render YouTube videos, Tweets, code blocks, and images from Trix, here's the link in case it's useful for future travelers: https://github.com/Justintime50/trix-tools.
Adding a Vimeo plugin would be a great addition!
There isn't a feature like that for QCalendarWidget. There is an instruction video on how to develop that feature yourself here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At0JMC0rVfg
i am not sure if you can help, the website connects to phantom and they can send me solana, i do get solana to my wallet, but the server fails to send the token to the recieved address.
i also have a game on the website when they play and earn token, they claim reward , the server send the reward fine.
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<div id="google_translate_element"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
// Get a reference to the code element
const codeElement = document.getElementById('myCodeElement');
// Change the translate attribute to "yes"
if (codeElement) {
codeElement.setAttribute('translate', 'yes');
console.log("Translate attribute changed to 'yes'.");
} else {
console.log("Element with ID 'myCodeElement' not found.");
}
function googleTranslateElementInit() {
new google.translate.TranslateElement({pageLanguage: 'en'}, 'google_translate_element');
}
Do you have a good reason for continuing to use passwords, though? It might be possible for you to go passwordless by using AWS's Kerberos service to allow application/service/database mutual authentication without needing passwords - and therefore - without needing password rotation.
The answer is rather simple actually; when I was checking for intersections in triangle_triangle_partition, I was not filtering out duplicates. Now that I am, everything works as expected. The corrected function:
--- returns the partitio of the first triangle into three subtriangles,
--- if it intersects the second, otherwise produces nil
--- @param T1 table<table<number>> the first triangle
--- @param T2 table<table<number>> the second triangle
--- @return table<table<table<number>>,table<table<number>>,table<table<number>>> table of sub triangles
local function triangle_triangle_partition(T1, T2)
local I = triangle_triangle_intersections(T1, T2)
if I == nil then return nil end
if #I == 0 then return nil end
if #I == 1 then return nil end
-- if #I ~= 2 then assert(false, ("I is not 2, it is instead: %f"):format(#I)) end
local IO = I[1]
local IU = vector_subtraction(I[2], IO)
local I_basis = {IO[1], IU[1]}
local T1A = {T1[1], T1[2]}
local T1AU = vector_subtraction({T1A[2]}, {T1A[1]})
local T1A_basis = {T1A[1], T1AU[1]}
local T1B = {T1[2], T1[3]}
local T1BU = vector_subtraction({T1B[2]}, {T1B[1]})
local T1B_basis = {T1B[1], T1BU[1]}
local T1C = {T1[3], T1[1]}
local T1CU = vector_subtraction({T1C[2]}, {T1C[1]})
local T1C_basis = {T1C[1], T1CU[1]}
local T2A = {T2[1], T2[2]}
local T2AU = vector_subtraction({T2A[2]}, {T2A[1]})
local T2A_basis = {T2A[1], T2AU[1]}
local T2B = {T2[2], T2[3]}
local T2BU = vector_subtraction({T2B[2]}, {T2B[1]})
local T2B_basis = {T2B[1], T2BU[1]}
local T2C = {T2[3], T2[1]}
local T2CU = vector_subtraction({T2C[2]}, {T2C[1]})
local T2C_basis = {T2C[1], T2CU[1]}
local points = {}
local non_intersecting = nil
local function add_unique(points, pt, eps)
for _, p in ipairs(points) do
if distance(p, pt) < eps then
return false -- Not unique
end
end
table.insert(points, pt)
return true -- Unique
end
-- T1A
local int1 = line_line_intersection(I_basis, T1A_basis)
if int1 == nil then
int1 = {solution = {}}
end
if #int1.solution ~= 0 then
local t = int1.solution[1]
local intersect = vector_addition(IO, scalar_multiplication(t, IU))
if point_line_segment_intersecting(intersect, T1A) then
if not add_unique(points, intersect, eps) then
non_intersecting = "T1A"
end
else
non_intersecting = "T1A"
end
else
non_intersecting = "T1A"
end
-- T1B
local int2 = line_line_intersection(I_basis, T1B_basis)
if int2 == nil then
int2 = {solution = {}}
end
if #int2.solution ~= 0 then
local t = int2.solution[1]
local intersect = vector_addition(IO, scalar_multiplication(t, IU))
if point_line_segment_intersecting(intersect, T1B) then
if not add_unique(points, intersect, eps) then
non_intersecting = "T1B"
end
else
non_intersecting = "T1B"
end
else
non_intersecting = "T1B"
end
-- T1C
local int3 = line_line_intersection(I_basis, T1C_basis)
if int3 == nil then
int3 = {solution = {}}
end
if #int3.solution ~= 0 then
local t = int3.solution[1]
local intersect = vector_addition(IO, scalar_multiplication(t, IU))
if point_line_segment_intersecting(intersect, T1C) then
if not add_unique(points, intersect, eps) then
non_intersecting = "T1C"
end
else
non_intersecting = "T1C"
end
else
non_intersecting = "T1C"
end
if #points ~= 2 then
-- print("Partition failure: got", #points, "points")
-- print("Triangle 1:", T1)
-- print("Triangle 2:", T2)
-- return nil
end
local quad = {}
local tri1
local A, B = points[1], points[2]
table.insert(quad, A[1])
table.insert(quad, B[1])
if non_intersecting == "T1A" then
table.insert(quad, T1A[1])
table.insert(quad, T1A[2])
tri1 = {A[1], B[1], T1B[2]}
elseif non_intersecting == "T1B" then
table.insert(quad, T1B[1])
table.insert(quad, T1B[2])
tri1 = {A[1], B[1], T1C[2]}
elseif non_intersecting == "T1C" then
table.insert(quad, T1C[1])
table.insert(quad, T1C[2])
tri1 = {A[1], B[1], T1A[2]}
end
quad = centroid_sort(quad)
if distance({quad[1]},{quad[3]}) > distance({quad[2]},{quad[4]}) then
return {
tri1 = tri1,
tri2 = {quad[2], quad[1], quad[4]},
tri3 = {quad[2], quad[3], quad[4]}
}
else
return {
tri1 = tri1,
tri2 = {quad[1], quad[2], quad[3]},
tri3 = {quad[3], quad[4], quad[1]}
}
end
end
firefox is open with a blank page but do not goto target url, please help
Use dotenv package
import dotenv from "dotenv";
and its config
dotenv.config();
it will start reading .env file contents
Or you can use a glue job, which is similar to lambda function but it doesn't support node.js, if your script is in Python, glue job might be a good alternative.
Thanks to @Matt Gibson comment, I realized that contents in an ansible.cfg must follow the provided options listing in Ansible Configuration Settings, does not support self-defined key.
No specific day. The way it works is I get the schedule and it goes into another workbook similar to the schedule. This is the workbook I work in as people pick up extra shifts for the week. Once the new schedule comes out they are available to pick up shifts for that week, hence the second workbook. Sched 1 is the original, I just pull initial data from. Once data is in WB1 (runs the 8) I add people daily or so. Once another schedule posts then WB2 (runs on the (15)) is created, I now work with WB1 and WB2 as people pick up till said schedule ends. Hope that makes since. Once WB1 has gotten through most of the week, WB2 has to be changed to (dat (8)) I have to change it to.
I think what @Tim is asking is on which day during any week do you start being concerned about looking at "next week's" schedule? Is that a clearly defined rule? (ie. up until Thursday you're always concerned with looking at this week's workbook, then Friday onwards you're looking at next week's schedule?). Obviously, if you say that the workbooks are sometimes created on Monday, but sometimes not until Tuesday, that's not necessarily ideal in terms of coding set logic. Otherwise, if your code is being triggered in a "master" spreadsheet, then just have a cell where you set the "this week" / "next week" parameter, and use the value of that cell to determine your "8 / 15" switch
I am asking this question for a project that uses only C++20, with no previous versions of C++ or C.
Please edit your question to include what you've tried and what errors or behaviour you're seeing. See this article on how to ask a question so it's possible to answer.
So basically working 2 workbooks. One title Sched 11.30.25 and the other Sched 12.07.25. 8 would represent the week we are in Sched 11.30.25 and 15 would represent the following week.
I sell some Source code on my web site : https://payhip.com/Guard0n
The code source are not Copyrighted so you can sell a program with this base.
You can dowload on the buy page a PDF for editing the program and how to use it.
I'm a young french coder and i want to have a name in the cybersécurity
Please explain the exact logic behind what the expected value is for dat When is "this week" needed vs. "next week"?
I could solve it by adding the "origin" parameter and setting this to the URL of our website:
NSDictionary* YTParameter = @{
... ,
@"origin" : @"https://www.ourwebsite.xy",
};
[YTPlayer loadWithVideoId: "YouTubeVideoID"]
playerVars: YTParameter];
Had the same linker error as T.J.Evers, except I'm using Intel Fortran and my error referred only to the LOG10 intrinsic. The linker did work (Windows 11) without error up until at least June 2025. The exact same linker operation failed in November 2025. I tried “/NODEFAULTLIB:libucrt.lib libucrt.lib” but that DID NOT work. However “/NODEFAULTLIB:libmmt.lib libmmt.lib” DID work (no linker error using the latter). The only software updates applied since June were mandatory Windows ones; no optional/manual updates done for anything else by me. As T.J.Evers says, "the solution turned out to be very counterintuitive"!
The most significant risk in a unity build using standard include guards (#ifndef HEADER_H) is Macro Name Collision.
In a standard build, source files are compiled individually. If LibraryA/utils.h and LibraryB/utils.h both happen to use the include guard UTILS_H, it rarely causes issues because they are usually compiled in separate translation units.
However, in a Unity Build, dozens or hundreds of files are combined into a single translation unit.
The preprocessor reads LibraryA/utils.h, defines UTILS_H, and includes the content.
Later in the same file, the preprocessor reaches LibraryB/utils.h.
It sees that UTILS_H is already defined.
It silently skips the content of LibraryB/utils.h.
This results in confusing "incomplete type" or "undefined symbol" errors because the compiler literally ignored the second header file.
**#pragma once prevents this.** It relies on the file's unique identity (inode, file path) rather than a user-defined name. Even if two files are named utils.h, the compiler knows they are different files and will include both.
Thank you, that is quite helpful. I'll explore your solutions.
But one issue comes to mind immediately: isn't it true that running streamlit in a subprocess means that the app will no longer benefit from uv's features, particularly rapid installation of dependencies? Or should the subprocess call something like uvx streamlit run foobarbaz/__main__.py? Will that honor all requirements listed in pyproject.toml?
From your description, I didn't see any point overengineering to subtract array.
The logic is nothing but (in pseudo code)
ISNUMBER(SEARCH("1234",[Column2]))
AND
NOT(([Column1] or [Column3]) CONTAINS ("key phrase 1" or "key phrase 2"))
=FILTER(
Table1,
ISNUMBER(SEARCH("1234",Table1[Column2]))
*
(MMULT(--ISERROR(SEARCH({"key phrase 1","key phrase 2"},Table1[Column1]&Table1[Column3])),{1;1})=2)
)
From a pure performance standpoint, printing the time at each iteration is very bad, you might want to use another way to keep track of your iterations. Might I suggest tqdm ?
If you want to do a lot of algebra fast, numpy is your best bet, though jax could be better if you want to run on gpu. For instance, to compute the length of 1000000 (a million) vectors generated randomly from values between 0 and 1 (like you did here), you could do:
import numpy as np
import time
t0 = time.time()
vectors = np.random.random(size=(10_000_000, 4))
vectors[:, 0] = vectors[:, 3]
print(time.time() - t0)
This code snippet takes about 220ms on my own computer, which is not particularly fancy.
EDIT: I changed my code snippet to reflect what yours does, it's abetter example.
What you are asking for, in V17, and I believe all other versions, doesn't exist.
The model Siemens uses with Unified in Openness is to directly edit the HMI device in the project. While the Openness application is running, you can literally see tags appearing in lists, and items appearing on screen and moving around.
I originally had an application working with XML export for Comfort panels (e.g. TP700). When the Openness for Unified came along, I abstracted the hardware into a lower layer (more or less) and kept the interface the same, so that my application code didn't know the difference between the hardware.
"Exporting" a unified panel became simply getting a handle for the Unified device in Openness.
Previously, add/modify/delete screen attributes simply did so in the XML; now it does that only for Comfort panels (etc), but now for Unified, manipulates the associated children of the Unified device.
"Importing" a unified panel doesn't do anything, because this step is not required.
I can update this answer with specific examples if you like.
According to https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-4953311 the default was changed in Java 5 (released in 2004 by Sun Microsystems) to 8192 bytes for both Buffered Input- and Outputstreams from previously 2048 (input) and 512 (output).
What about adding inline style for those elements you want protect ?
style="filter:hue-rotate(calc(0deg - var(--hueRotationDegree)));"
It works for me when I want exclude some LEDs from hue-rotate effect applied to <html> (entire webpage).
Example:
<div title="receiving UDP weight" class="_idReceivingUDPWeightLed led redLed" style="filter:hue-rotate(calc(0deg - var(--hueRotationDegree)));"></div>
Note:
for <html> tag I used
filter:hue-rotate(var(--hueRotationDegree));
I applied hue-rotate effect on the webpage changing CSS variable
document.documentElement.style.setProperty("--hueRotationDegree",<hueRotateDegreesVariable> + "deg");
thanks for the reply and sorry for not providing OS, it is Windows.
Got internet issues right now. I'll post the type / reponse later. But this my code around the error.
try:
req = requests.get(url, params=params, headers=self.headers)
req.raise_for_status() # print None
res = req.json()
except Exception:
logger.exception(f"Failed to fetch")
return None
if res is None: # aka NoneType
logger.warning(f"No data found")
return None
data = res.get("key", {}) # AttributeError
It is because if you compile using PyInstaller on Linux (In your case WSL) it will generate a Linux binary. PyInstaller is NOT a cross compiler.
I had the same problem. Turns out the VCAP decoupling caps were too small. Thanks for the hint @ChewToy
@Jeffin Rockey : no what you're actually looking for is someone else to do your homework.
After a while trying some stuff, this approach worked for me:
App\Models\DatosContacto.php:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use App\Models\Alquiler;class DatosContacto extends Model {
use HasFactory;protected $guarded = [];
public $timestamps = false;
protected $table = 'datos_contacto';
protected $hidden = ['tipo_usuario','alquiler_id'];
public function alquiler() {
return $this->belongsTo(Alquiler::class, 'alquiler_id');
}
}
App\Models\ContratadorContacto.php:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory;
use App\Models\Alquiler;
use App\Models\DatosContacto;class ContratadorContacto extends DatosContacto {
}
App\Models\PublicadorContacto.php:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory;
use App\Models\Alquiler;
use App\Models\DatosContacto;class PublicadorContacto extends DatosContacto {
}
App\Models\Alquiler.php:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
(...)
use App\Models\DatosContacto;
use App\Models\PublicadorContacto;
use App\Models\ContratadorContacto;(...)
class Alquiler extends Model {
protected $appends = ['reputacion', 'ambientes', 'datosContacto'];
(...)
public function datosContacto() {
return $this->hasMany(DatosContacto::class, 'alquiler_id');
}public function publicadorContacto() {
return $this->hasOne(PublicadorContacto::class, 'alquiler_id')
->where('tipo_usuario', 'publicador');
}public function contratadorContacto() {
return $this->hasOne(ContratadorContacto::class, 'alquiler_id')
->where('tipo_usuario', 'contratador');
}public function getDatosContactoAttribute() {
if ($this->disponible) return null;if (!$this-\>publicadorContacto() || !$this-\>contratadorContacto()) return null; return (object)\[ 'publicadorContacto' =\> $this-\>publicadorContacto, 'contratadorContacto' =\> $this-\>contratadorContacto, \];}
(...)
}
My tinker result, when I do Alquiler::find(37) is like this:
+datosContacto: {#6836
+"publicadorContacto": App\Models\PublicadorContacto {#6713
id: 55,
#tipo_usuario: "publicador",
email: "[email protected]",
horario_atencion: "24x7",
telefono: "11-3546-5888",
telefono_alt: "4701-1108",
celular: "11-3546-5888",
whatsapp: "(54) 11-3546-5888",
#alquiler_id: 37,
},
+"contratadorContacto": App\Models\ContratadorContacto {#6755
id: 54,
#tipo_usuario: "contratador",
email: "[email protected]",
horario_atencion: "24x7",
telefono: "11-3233-9668",
telefono_alt: "5325-1372",
celular: "11-3233-9668",
whatsapp: "(54) 11-3233-9668",
#alquiler_id: 37,
},
},
Thank a lot for your suggestions!
Best regards
Leandro
It returns a Dict. I get the items of the JSON object using get('key', {}).
https://docs.tradier.com/reference/brokerage-api-markets-get-options-chains
You're right. I'll inspect what is the type / response of the JSON when I get AttributeError.
Thanks.
because it is possible that response is a list or number or even an string.
in that scenario is is not null but also you can't call that with a get. you can first check it is a json or not.
isinstance(res, dict)
Can't explain but I kept getting the AttributeError. The middle conditional statement would not catch it.
Maybe because JSON is a complex object ?
The length 16 might be the usual header and an empty body. I didn't check the text. Only the length.
Can you explain how the middle options don't work? If res is None, I'd think either of the first two clauses of your or expression should catch it. If it's something other than None, I'd expect you to get a different exception. What is the contents of req.text when you say it's length 16?
It seems like you want an actual solution - as opposed to general advice. In which case you should delete this "advice" question and ask a regular question.
As an aside you don't appear to have accepted any answers from your recent questions, nor commented as to why the provided answers don't meet your needs. This is unusual from someone of your reputation.
And maybe you have some spelling mistakes in your question e.g.
DistributedHashJoon -> DistributedHashJoin?
spli hash join -> split hash join?
In that case, look into both what parameters were defined in the Report designer and what parameters were defined for the Commands.
I used Root Explorer! Open the app, then spam the [...] file directory (it means "go back a directory) until it dissapears, meaning you are in the root directory, then scroll down a bit and click the "system" file, then app, which is [ /system/app ] THIS REQUIRES ZERO ROOT ACCSESS, ONLY GRANTING READ ALL FILES TO ROOT EXPLORER. Sadly, this isn't a single command, but it's damn near close. ALSO IN ORDER TO DELETE THESE PLEASE DON'T BUT YOU ONLY NEED ROOT ACCSESS TO EDIT OR DELETE, BUT YOU CAN COPY THEM TO DOWNLOADS TO USE APKs ELSEWHERE.
Please read : Why should I provide a Minimal Reproducible Example, even for a very simple SQL query?
Set __warningregistry__ to None.
>>> import warnings
>>> __warningregistry__ = None
>>> for i in range(3):
... warnings.warn("oh noes!")
Warning (from warnings module):
File "<pyshell#3>", line 2
UserWarning: oh noes!
Warning (from warnings module):
File "<pyshell#3>", line 2
UserWarning: oh noes!
Warning (from warnings module):
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pointer-events: none;
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MDN docs for pointer-events .
I wrote a tool for that: https://github.com/adombeck/gotest-rerun-failed
It reads JSON output from go test -json on stdin, identifies failed tests, and reruns them:
go test -json ./... | gotest-rerun-failed
you can just use the multithreading lib in python
import multiprocessing
def get_cpu_threads():
threads = multiprocessing.cpu_count()
print(f"CPU can handle {threads} threads")
if __name__ == "__main__":
get_cpu_threads()
2025.2.4 Ultimate Edition Update for Mac.
Open Settings -> Advanced Settings. Search "modal" and find checkbox on the bottom. Enable it.
Your model size is too small. Make it 4/5 hidden layers with 258 hidden node in each layer. Then you can see the difference.
Is the report written in English?
Yes .
I do not really understand this question. If you look at the code comments you will find links to descriptions of the geodesy ( lat and lon, great circles, etc ) calculations
By resources i mean materials or tutorials or something which is a resource to learn something/ some skill which will be effective/useful in building the simulation, if it needs any or if you have any.
let me know your account name, and I can add you as a collaborator.
My username is titankanishk.
Long story short, if your buffer is registered to be non-persistent: self.register_buffer("buf", torch.randn(4, 4), persistent=False), ExecuTorch is treating the buffer to be "write before read", meaning the initial values are not important to ExecuTorch. This is commonly seen in KV cache in LLM models where you would write KV values then read it in next iteration.
You just need to add a line, like so:
s = Sankey(flows=flows, flow_color_mode='lesser',
node_opts=dict(label_pos='right', label_opts=dict(fontsize=6) )
)
Since we have time constraint and are still beginners, how much time it takes to make one custom simulation as a beginner with the initial help from you.
A week or two.
Can you share any resources you have about building these?
I do not really understand this question. If you look at the code comments you will find links to descriptions of the geodesy ( lat and lon, great circles, etc ) calculations
can we have a any other place to have a conversation as this thread is inconvenient and inefficient.
Yes.
The best place is to discuss the code in the code repository ( https://codeberg.org/JamesBremner/MRSnavTestSim ) You will need to create a free account on codeberg, let me know your account name, and I can add you as a collaborator. Then you can open issues, comment on the code and so forth.
..., but if you can mentor me or help me in any means by the term i can say as "collaborating" that would be grateful for me as rookie.
That is the plan.
The boat log is from an ongoing simulation of the boat or something else
The log is from the simulator i have been developing. You can see the code at https://codeberg.org/JamesBremner/MRSnavTestSim/src/branch/main/src
i can send you a progress report in a few days
Is the report written in English?
I started having this error after updating Kendo. For me, it turned out that clicking in an editable column for a property named "Name" caused the error. Once I changed it to "MyPropertyName," it worked fine. You can tell if this is your problem by clicking in a different column cell; if that cell does not give the error, then this could be your issue.
@ravenspoint , sorry for the late response, i had exams.
As we COULD be going further with this,i want to give to ask some more questions:
Now, answering to your questions, no i haven't decided any route. BTW, if you want the progress we have made so far with this project, i can send you a progress report in a few days if you want to know what we think about solving different challenges or at least the initial ones.
Also, since i have end semester examinations in a week, i will be a bit inactive. but i will be replaying you as soon as i can .
let me know what you think about the above questions.
thanks a lot for your support!
try these methods before initializing:
Firebase.FirebaseApp.LogLevel = Firebase.LogLevel.Warning;
System.Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("FIREBASE_AUTH_EMULATOR_HOST", "");
Not sure if this still could be an issue for someone, but today I'm faced with it.
Xcode - 16.2, iPad Air 11-inch (M3), iOS 18.6.2
What worked for me:
- Settings > Components > "Other Components" (just scroll down a bit)
- check for the “Device Support”
- download if available
- relaunch Xcode and Install updates
After that iPad connected without any issue
It is possible. Not sure if it's new syntax since the question was originally asked.
DELETE
FROM table1
USING table2
WHERE table1.field = table2.field
AND ...
You are using a string as a key in your hash map instead of a regular expression object.
Here is the correct hash map declaration:
file_types = {
/camt.053.001/ => 'camt053',
/camt.052.001/ => 'camt052',
/"Auftragskonto";"Buchungstag";"Valutadatum";/ => 'SpK'
}
(//.*)|(/\*([^*]|[\r\n]|(\*+([^*/]|[\r\n])))*\*/)
(//.*) → Matches single-line comments starting with //.
| → OR operator.
(/\*([^*]|[\r\n]|(\*+([^*/]|[\r\n])))*\*/) → Matches multi-line comments starting with /* and ending with */.
Try to clear EAV cache:
php bin/magento cache:flush eav
It helped in my case
You may want to check that "1TB limit" capability flag is set to 1 for the client connection to enable messages larger than 2GB: https://code.kx.com/q/interfaces/capiref/#khpunc-connect-with-capability
This is needed for SSR? I think the quickest way would be to run npm install --omit=dev (omit-dev would exclude any modules needed only for local dev) and then restart node server. (inevitably that node_modules directory will be full of files that aren't really needed unless you rollback, but so will your local side) OR, ditch SSR so you don't have to use node.js on the server.
Here is the full set of steps that solved the problem for me:
# Delete old build artifacts
rm -rf build
rm -rf ios/build
# Regenerate iOS-related files
flutter precache --ios
flutter pub get
# Rebuild (codesigning disabled)
flutter build ios --no-codesign
Eventually I discovered that the project could successfully build in Android Studio, and after that Xcode was also able to build it without errors.
Perhaps pnpm can be an option. https://pnpm.io/continuous-integration
This is not a homework site. Please do your own research.
@Blindy Unless I'm misunderstanding, I can't reference GitHub Secrets in my code, only on server-side actions. The issue is to build and run the program locally, the MSIX package has to be signed with a key. The hash of the key used is stored in the package.appxmanifest file, so if the user makes their own key its hash will be committed along with any other changes.
The issue happens because Excel’s Stocks data type sometimes treats LSE prices as dollars instead of pence/GBP, so a stock like Aston Martin at 60.30 pence shows as $60.30. To fix it, click the small card icon that appears after converting the cell to Stocks, then check the data card for a “Price in GBP” or similar field to get the correct pound value. If that option isn’t available, Excel treats pence as pounds internally, so you would need to divide by 100 to display the correct price.
OK. I can answer my own question after some trial.
pex -r requirement.txt -M <my_main_script> -P <folder> -P <folder> ... -e <my_main_script> -o <pex>
given I have a project like
gateway.py
brokers/
__init__.py
file1.py
file2.py
To package the above, do
pex -r requirement.txt -M gateway -P brokers -e gateway -o g.pex
Then run ./g.pex will run the program.
The final thing I need to do is my program need a configuration file, say gateway.yml . But I could not found how to put the yml file (or any resource file) into the pex.
@KANISHK KHANDELWAL I have not heard from you in a few days. Perhaps you have lost interest?
So, I will continue using my own navigation code.
Let me know when you would like to integrate your navigation code with the test simulator.
Have you decided on the route?
I am planning on passing south of Es Penjats, following the usual route. Here is the waypoint code
void cMRSsimNavInterface::init()
{
myWaypoints.clear();
// start at mouth of Port Ibiza
myWaypoints.push_back( theSimulation.getLocIbiza() );
// south of es Penjats
myWaypoints.emplace_back( 38.83, 1.42 );
// west of Ibiza
myWaypoints.emplace_back( 38.83, 1.10 );
// head straight for Valencia
myWaypoints.push_back( theSimulation.getLocValencia());
myWaypointCurrent = 1;
}
However, since your boat is so small, perhaps you will want to save some distance by passing north of Es Penjats?
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You can use ClausTk as a GUI: https://github.com/limafresh/ClausTk if you want to give your project a Christmas/New Year look, because winter is coming soon
I made a crate to handle any of these cases so I wouldn't have to manually write workarounds every time I need negative trait bounds. It makes the code much easier to reason about, which one quickly comes to appreciate in more complex scenarios
In customtkinter, only cget and configure work because it has custom widgets.
I still don't get this category thing but I flagged the deletion of this post as you requested.
Vec<Param> - tuple is used for ergonomic API. Also enum Param cannot be extended by external lib which I need
ParamsExt - while it works - do people actually use this pattern and double the signature?
For anyone seeing this in the future, @Tas was correct, using the flags NoTitleBar and NoResize in ImGui::Begin did solve the problem.
try
...
except KeyboardInterrupt:
Works in my actual 2025 pycharm on windows 10 without any changes in config or even registry.
Program flow continues after try-except block but program run does not really complete - no return. After hitting stop button again python completes with exit code (-1). How to get (0)?
How can Python and AI/ML help financial analysts make faster and more accurate decisions in a highly volatile market?
What combination of technical skills and professional behaviours is essential for building reliable and scalable financial systems?
Are organizations fully leveraging both data-driven insights and human leadership skills to drive long-term success in the financial markets?
what have you tried so far?
why one liner, what difference does it make?
Ok. Thank you for the replies.
Seems the verdict is I have to use the latest dotnet sdk with vscode now.
I was a bit confused by dotnet sdk/dotnet framework difference. I think the issue was that I updated an app (having dome some searching it was probably c# dev kit or something related and I think it may have been replaced by .NET Install Tool after update) in vscode which either depends on the dotnet 10 sdk or forces its use and dotnet 10 sdk was not present in my environment.
I installed dotnet 10 sdk and can now run ok from vscode, even when using dotnet framework 7.
For embedded systems, especially when working with a FIFO buffer in environments where every microsecond counts, zeroing out the buffer can introduce unnecessary delays. To avoid this, you can specify that a global variable shouldn't be initialized by using a custom linker script or specific compiler attributes like __attribute__((section(".no_init"))) (for GCC). This prevents the buffer from being zeroed out during startup, saving valuable simulation time. Additionally, for platforms like RISC-V, optimizing initialization can significantly improve debugging efficiency.
@Erdogan Kutur - where did u add this shell: true ?