I have just managed to open a Query Tool in the Query Tool Workspace.
First, I disconnected from my database in a Default Workspace. Then I manually entered the Database and User names in the corresponding fields in the Query Tool Workspace, entered the password, removed all rows from the "Connection Parameters" section, and after all that, pgAdmin finally allowed me to connect.
Works the same if I don't select anything or clear the "Existing Server (Optional)" field and manually enter other info.
To be honest, this Query Tool Workspace feature is kinda disappointing. I did not achieve the expected results with it, and this "bug" with the connection just annoyed me.
Git doesn’t diff every file.
It first checks cheap metadata (mtime and file size) for each tracked file. If those match the index, Git skips the file. If they don’t match, Git then reads the file, hashes its content and compares it to the index version. Only those “suspect” files get fully diffed.
const getUserNameFromEmail = (email) => // Arrow function hence the arrow on "=>""
{
return email.slice(0, email.indexOf('@')); // just gets user and truncates rest of email from @ forward
}
console.log(getUserNameFromEmail('[email protected]'));
Just in case anybody else had this problem, I was getting this when trying to install pytorch3d. Torch was installed and working properly but installing pytorch3d with pip was not possible and it kept giving me """No module named "Torch"""
I have fixed it with adding "--no-build-isolation".
The final command: "pip install --no-build-isolation git+https://github.com/facebookresearch/pytorch3d.git@f34104cf6ebefacd7b7e07955ee7aaa823e616ac#egg=pytorch3d"
For me, using Linux, I had to list the name of the font I wanted to use in my config.json, found at ~/.config/rstudio/. I listed the one I wanted as fixed width and had no issues after. I could not find any other way to update my fonts.
Well, which IP address do you want your container to listen on? 0.0.0.0 is just the wildcard address, which means the container listens on all interfaces. As long as the port is published, you can reach it via the loopback address (127.0.0.1:5000) as well as via the host’s LAN IP address, for example 192.168.1.100:5000.
Guessing by the screenshot, the error seems to caused because the header has 7 fields and the rest of the data has 8 (probably a trailing comma). This causes read.csv to use the first field (Date) as the "row name" of the dataset.
From the help page for read.csv (to access use ?read.csv):
If there is a header and the first row contains one fewer field than the number of columns, the first column in the input is used for the row names. Otherwise if row.names is missing, the rows are numbered.
Try to verify if your original CSV files looks something similar to the csv_text I created below.
# Header has 7 fields, data rows have 8 (trailing comma)
# → First field (Date) becomes row names (per read.csv docs)
# → Trailing empty field gets assigned to "Volume"
csv_text <- 'Date,Name,Close,High,Low,Open,Volume
08/31/2015,eBay Inc,27.11,28.935,23.23,28.09,271799372,
09/30/2015,eBay Inc,24.44,27.60,23.76,26.54,267684281,'
read.csv(text = csv_text)
#> Date Name Close High Low Open Volume
#> 08/31/2015 eBay Inc 27.11 28.935 23.23 28.09 271799372 NA
#> 09/30/2015 eBay Inc 24.44 27.600 23.76 26.54 267684281 NA
The best solution I can suggest is to use {readr} and read_csv which will correctly import the data while also warning you about the error. Note that I added locale to properly parse your date which seems to be in the MM/DD/YYYY format.
library(readr)
# The I(...) function is used only because my csv is a 'string' and not an actual
# csv file stored in my computer.
read_csv(I(csv_text), locale = locale(date_format = "%m/%d/%Y"))
#> Warning: One or more parsing issues, call `problems()` on your data frame for details,
#> e.g.:
#> dat <- vroom(...)
#> problems(dat)
#> Rows: 2 Columns: 7
#> ── Column specification ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#> Delimiter: ","
#> chr (1): Name
#> dbl (4): Close, High, Low, Open
#> num (1): Volume
#> date (1): Date
#>
#> ℹ Use `spec()` to retrieve the full column specification for this data.
#> ℹ Specify the column types or set `show_col_types = FALSE` to quiet this message.
#> # A tibble: 2 × 7
#> Date Name Close High Low Open Volume
#> <date> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 2015-08-31 eBay Inc 27.1 28.9 23.2 28.1 271799372
#> 2 2015-09-30 eBay Inc 24.4 27.6 23.8 26.5 267684281
You will likely need to build the application remotely. when with manylinux there is likely wheels that to match up with runtime of the azure function app. When build automation is enabled, App Service activates a virtualenv and runs pip against your requirements.txt on Linux, resolving proper wheels automatically. Research how to remote build your application with the Azure functions app and that will most likely fix your dependency issue.
This is currently not possible, see Allow wiki edits from non-members in project wikis (#25177) · Issue · gitlab-org/gitlab. This ticket was opened in November 2018. It was closed in September 2025 by Matthew Macfarlane. The reason given was: "we have decided that this request will not be prioritized in our upcoming 12-24 month plans, and as such, will close this issue in an effort to reduce the noise in our product backlog." (copied 2025-12-04)
This was my issue:
If the file path is over 255 characters, then System.Drawing.Image.Save will fail regardless if long paths are enabled in the registry.
i was using global.getDotnetRuntime(0).Module.HEAPU8.subarray to get from the pointer on c# side, but in net 10 it change to globalThis.getDotnetRuntime(0).Module.HEAPU8.subarray
i thing is a little more easy to use on javascript and leave it here if another person was using global.
Once reCAPTCHA keys are migrated to Google Cloud they are no longer considered Classic keys. All reCAPTCHA Classic keys are in the process of being migrated and will be subject to the 10k monthly assessment free-tier (see Billing information). Once migrated, there are no changes required to your integration and SiteVerify will continue to function as-is.
To make sure I understand your question, are you seeing keys in the "Classic Keys" table pictured in this documentation? If so, those keys need to be migrated. Either you can click Upgrade key, which is recommended if you'd like to choose the destination project, or reCAPTCHA will automatically migrate them to a new project shortly.
Were you able to figure out any solution for this? I too have a web app and want to download an Excel file and read it contents to assert. This works fine locally but not on gitlab pipeline running on Linux server
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Please help I still get this error after trying that out
You don't have permissions to access this datastore "workspaceblobstore" either due to issues with network setup or issues with access. We are unable to get more details at this time. You can try again later.Find steps to troubleshoot here.
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// T is the name of a table
// A and B are each a name of a column in the table
let IsOneToOneRelation = (T:(*), A:string, B:string)
{
// 1) Project the requested columns by name (strings) -> ACol, BCol
let S =
T
| project
ACol = column_ifexists(A, ""),
BCol = column_ifexists(B, "")
// | where isnotempty(ACol) and isnotempty(BCol) // and remove rows with empty/null values.
// keep only unique (A,B) pairs to avoid duplicated rows skewing counts
| distinct ACol, BCol;
// 2) Compute the three cardinalities in one go
let Acnt = toscalar(S | distinct ACol | count); // do not use `S | dcount(ACol)` b/c dcount is an estimation
let Bcnt = toscalar(S | distinct BCol | count);
let ABcnt = toscalar(S | count);
// 3) Verdict: bijective iff |pairs| == |A| == |B|
ABcnt == Acnt and ABcnt == Bcnt
};
print IsOneToOneRelation(TenantSnapshot, "Id", "NodeName");
For a use case like this, you might want to consider opensource StyleBI. It’s designed to handle large-scale, multi-tenant analytics with high cardinality efficiently, and you can embed dashboards directly into your web app. Because it’s serverless and elastic, it can scale automatically with your data volume without incurring the same costs as continuously sampling millions of traces or sending high-cardinality metrics to Datadog. StyleBI also supports connecting directly to common data sources and applying filters like user location or application usage, making it easier to build the insights you need without overspending.
Anyone reading this in 2025, msw 2 does not work nicely with projects created with create-react-app. Stick with msw 1.x.x version if your project uses create-react-app.
To answer my question (thanks to robertklep in the comments): I was not aware that apt install behaves differently compared to pip3. 'apt install' draws packages from linux distribution whereas pip3 draws packages from the supplier (in my case Pypi). I was trying to avoid venv´s because my code runs by a user and also by a service...i know there are solutions for this but it adds to complexity....
Depending on the literature, I sometime find q1 = (C_23 - C_32) / (4 * q_c) and sometimes the other sign around, and I'm not sure why, which would explain this conjugate issue. Could you help me please?
Part of your math is following the convention for selecting the positive root of q_c, and part of your math is following the convention of selecting the negative root of q_c.
The paper Computation of the Quaternion from a Rotation Matrix has a good explanation of the process for finding a quaternion from a rotation matrix. There are multiple formulas you can use, and some have better numerical stability than others, but the one you are using is "0.1.2 Solution of diagonal for b1."
(Note that Farrell follows a scalar first convention, and that q_c in your code corresponds to b1 in the paper.)
In this step, he solves the equation 4*b1**2 = 1 + R_11 + R_22 + R_33 by taking the square root, to obtain b1 = np.sqrt(1 + R_11 + R_22 + R_33) / 2. In this step, he is taking the positive root. However, it is equally valid to say that b1 = -np.sqrt(1 + R_11 + R_22 + R_33) / 2 is a solution.
He addresses this choice in the summary:
Each of the quaternions involves a sign ambiguity due to the fact that
either the positive or negative square root could have been selected.
This document has selected the positive square root throughout. If
the negative square root is selected, then the direction of the vector
portion of the quaternion will also be reversed. This results in the
same rotation matrix.
I am guessing that that is where your confusion stems from: you are combining code from a source that uses the positive root to obtain the scalar component with code from a source that uses the negative root to obtain the imaginary components.
"Good enough" isn't good enough when you spend a zillion hours on working around something that should be easy to do. The first thought is "what am I doing wrong?", followed by googling and looking at stack-overflow, when you have the second realization "ok, everybody is saying my thinking is wrong, and that it is just good enough, and just live with it", followed by the feeling "are these people crazy?", then "F-that" for using crappy software. I came from an era where software was very well designed, not now. What an effing mess.
;One way to handle mouse events is to subclass the widget where you like to handle the ;events. For example if you want to capture the mouse in a canvas you may create your ;own kind of canvas:
(define mycanvas%
(class canvas%
(super-new)
(define/override (on-event a-mouse-event)
(let ([x (send a-mouse-event get-x)]
[y (send a-mouse-event get-y)])
(printf "mouse button pressed at (~a,~a)." x y)
(send this set-label (format "x:~a, y:~a" x y))))))
(define main-frame (new frame% [label "mouse event captures"][min-width 300] [min-height 300]))
(define canvas (new mycanvas% [parent main-frame]))
(send main-frame show #t)
Can you clarify your constraints? Why you can't simply await the first promise using something like React use or React Router loader , then render the component that takes user input and do the final step on submit?
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// getting the result from ResultFormatter class
String result = ResultFormatter.format(times, racers);
// clearing all the spaces and line breaks for reliable comparison
String cleanExpected = expected.replace("\u00A0", " ").replaceAll("\\r\\n", "\n").trim();
String cleanResult = result.replace("\u00A0", " ").replaceAll("\\r\\n", "\n").trim();
assertEquals(cleanExpected, cleanResult);
}
Unfortunately, it looks like the v1.x version of Docker testcontainers depends on docker-machine... So current builds will be broken with the local Docker update.
[INFO ] 2025-12-03 11:56:09.932 [main] DockerClientFactory - Testcontainers version: 1.21.3
[INFO ] 2025-12-03 11:56:10.672 [main] DockerClientProviderStrategy - Loaded org.testcontainers.dockerclient.NpipeSocketClientProviderStrategy from ~/.testcontainers.properties, will try it first
[INFO ] 2025-12-03 11:56:11.557 [main] DockerMachineClientProviderStrategy - docker-machine executable was not found on PATH
The v2 testcontainers works with the newest v29 Docker, though related dependencies need to be changed. i.e. org.testcontainers:mysql -> org.testcontainers:testcontainers-mysql.
I don't see any problem with that. No reason to do anything more complicated. You can't use *ngIf along with *ngFor, on the same div, but in your case it looks fine to me.
Thanks for explaining that @n.m.couldbeanAI. Yeah, it seemed to me like an old-school acceptable SO question, but not really "Troubleshooting/debugging" or "Best practices", and certainly not a request for a "Tooling recommendation". I figured it fell in the "Other" part of "General advice/Other". I suppose it was "troubleshooting" and "debugging" my understanding of the language. :-) Or about conceptual best practices? (Syntax as tooling?) Next time I'll know about the difference in handling. In any event, @amalloy's answer gave me the insight I was lacking and more, so for me SO was a great resource this time.
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I think you kind of answered your own question. If I am correct, you can use them almost all of the time. Is it smart to do so? maybe not, will it hurt? Also not. If it works it works, and if it's readable and maintainable than you've checked out most of the boxes.
(1) Do we really need to include all 150,000 zones? Isn't there any mechanism for selection we can add? (2) Are we interested in squeezing your attempt w.r.t. run time or are we looking for a different approach?
@Reinderien What does monotonic mean in this case? If you mean non negative and increases as the index increases then yes. (In this case my x axis is a range of wavelengths)
When you say the PostingService ‘injects’ the other services mentioned, do you mean your PostingService has other services injected into it? For example, the service struct likely looks something like the example below where the property types are interfaces (I’ve just made those names up of course):
No CSS flexbox does not provide any kind of selector or property that can directly detect in which wrapped row an element appears. Flexbox does not expose row-number in order to target "First flex row" , "middle flex row" , "last flex row".
Instead of CSS :
This problem can be solved using the JavaScript, because only JS can read the actual layout.
A JS solution will:
1.Detect the Y-position(OffsetTop) of each item.
2.Then group items by each unique Y-position (each row).
Sorry to pull up this old thread, but this script does exactly what I require. So thanks for this.
However, is it possible to change the value of "column" + index below to be the contents of the first cell in the column, i.e. the column heading, so that the exported .txt file will be named correctly rather than 'Column0.txt' etc. Hope so, and thanks for any help that anybody might offer.
folder.createFile("column" + index + ".txt", column.join("\n"));
How do you uniquely identify each invoice? I suggest adding a pkInvoice column in the invoice table. id is a bad field name. I suggest pkCustomer and fkCustomer. I found it helpful if fields used for joining tables to be unique in the database.
I had the same problem. The fix is to add a query parameter before the page anchor:
document.pdf?t=123456#page=10
Edge caches PDF positions by the base URL. Adding ?t=${Date.now()} makes each link unique, so Edge treats them as different resources and doesn't use the cached page position.
Important: The query parameter must come before the #page= anchor, not after it.
// Example implementation
const url = `${pdfUrl}?t=${Date.now()}#page=${pageNumber}`;
window.open(url, '_blank');
You are asking a really tough question that took me a while to understand. Your best bet is reading about change of measures, understanding the Girsanov theorem, the Radon-Nicodym derivative and what happens when you change measure; Ito's Lemma would also be useful.
I will attempt to explain, but I may fail miserably. The market tells you that it guesses how much inflation will be on average between now and year 3. It also guesses how much inflation will be on average between now and year 4. How inflation will actually pan out, the market tells you it doesn't know. Different models will give you different inflation convexities, depending on how you assume that inflation develops over time. But the common point is that all models will tell you that, when you look at the horizon at the end of year 4, the inflation at year 3 (as well as any other point, apart from now) is uncertain. To get the mean inflation at year 3, you then need to apply an adjustment to allow for the volatility over that time (as well as the volatility on forward interest rates I think).
The reason why you don't get that adjustment when you look straight at year 3 is because you use a different model/set of assumptions that target exactly year 3; not before not after. If you use these assumptions, you then would not know what happens in year 4.
No one commented on this, but this also happens when we have dependencies on spring-security-web, spring core, and spring-security-config in different versions, execute a `mvn dependency:tree` and ensure this...
I have the same kind of situation, I create 3 containers with linux distro inside. And when using Docker Desktop everything is running just fine.
But I wanted to launch them without any user session in order to have the webservice delivered as soon as the Windows server is running.
Until now i can't find any good solution and things aren't easy to debug. I try using the Docker Engine but as my containers are linux it's not working. So is there a way to launch the desktop docker version out of a user session and have the containers launched automatically as soon as Windows is loaded ?
I'm a self taught dev, but I love front-end coding, either way take what I say with grain of salt. Component libraries were mentioned, and I remember the first time I played with MUI. I thought it might be good practice to recreate Material UI using React and Emotion. Thats the point I duscovered what you discovered, that making truly universal components is alot more work than most think.
The truth, in my experience, is don't reinvent the wheel. Libraries like Bootstrap and MUI are very good for building most common webapps. They are 'basic' meaning they are specifically designed to be optimum visual style for common apolications. And there is a good amount of customization possible, but it has its limits. You will find that as you use them on more and more projects, that those projects will all start looking and feeling the same. Mainly because they are.
This is the point where I give me earned lesson, then the real professionals can correct me if I'm wrong or confirm if I'm right. For most parts of your project, pick a library that you are confortable with, and use it, but if you need a custom component, build that yourself (or modify a component in the library.) You don't have to build everything from scratch, but a few custom components can stand out.
Now, if you need a truly customized webapp, a library I have enjoyed is shadcn, which gives you premade, generic components that you can free-will customize using talindcss. As of right now this is my favorite workflow. Because, unlike material ui, shadcn gives you the entire code, instead of having to use props/args to make changes to components. You also only install the components you need, modify them to your desired output using tailwindcss classes, and build.
As for knowing how something will look on other devices, devtools is nice because the dropdown has several mobile device versions so you can see what your app will look like on different devices. Most people use the internet on their phone or some mobile device so I tend to work with my devtools output set to a mobile output. This is also where tailwind comes in handy with its breakpoint system. You design a view for mobile, once you have the mobile view the way you like it, switch to the responsive(desktop) view then you make you changes with breakpoint classes (sm, md, lg, xl). This description is much simpler than the process is but thats my 50k foot view.
Most of all. Enjoy what you are doing. Play with things like a kid with a lego set.
As my question was immediately blasted with downvotes for mysterious reasons I will answer it myself.
The short answer is it appears that the responsibility for encrypt/decrypt is up to you when writing/reading if you want equivalent functionality to the older version using the encryption provider concept.
(Another option is you could fork Akavache and re-introduce similar logic into the Get/Insert methods.)
A conta do TikTok tem quer ser privada também pra funcionar. Eu estava com o erro igual ao seu, e quando coloquei a conta do TikTok privada, funcionou. Para definir a conta do TikTok como privada atualmente no aplicativo Android, vá para: Menu -> Configurações e privacidade -> Privacidade -> Clique em Conta Privada.
A very important restriction for using shader images is that the underlying texture must have been allocated using "immutable" storage, i.e. via glTexStorage*()-like functions, and not glTexImage2D().
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