@Dai yes, please see my edit. It says SecurityError: Invalid security origin
First of all I do appreciate your comments and lots of thoughts you are expressing I had myself at anytime as well. I changed the example already on a few points because of some of the just comments.
I do really see where you are coming from. Although do not think the paradigm of exception handling and fault barriers are always what should be used in cases like these. In lots of applications there will be lots of optional/nullable objects. Using an Optional is an ideal way to implement code where you can both implement paths for the case where there is or is not a certain object present, both representing valid healthy situations within the application. Often there are so many permutations of optional/nullable objects that you can not speak of one happy flow and it would be really irritating to throw and catch exceptions' for all these cases that are really normal program situations.
Debug and or trace logging could support understanding what happens in an application, even if there is not a real error or warning situation. So I still think this usage is valid, but if it all depends on readability and adoption. I'm sure if an often-used library like the Java API or commons-collections would offer some more options they might rapidly become popular.
Thanks for your fierce criticism so I can improve my question :-)
What is "countor"? Do you mean "contour"? Or something else?
Apperently you already wrote the code. Does it work? All your tests pass? Then don't change it.
SignalR ConnectionId is akin of user session Id. If the user reconnect to the server by refreshing the browser - it will create a new connection - and a new connectionId. Among others, it can be used for tracing/observability. If you want to use it for anything else - you might have to manage some form of connectionId - user identity mapping.
Hi I had the exactly same issue, for some reason it got solved by going to "File" > "Page Setup..." and unticking the "No Printer (optimize for screen display)" option. Now the text looks as the preview in cyrstal reports and not squashed.
Hope this can help anyone in the future :)
@for(int i = 0; i < Model.Images.Count; i++)
{
<input type="hidden" asp-for="Images[i]" value="@Model.Images[i]" />
}
Something like this should create a hidden input for each Image containing it's name
@BЈови You mean std::unordered_map that's O(1) lookup, std::map is O(log(n)).
I had this same issue on Android 13/14, high-bitrate live streams (2K/60fps ~25 Mbps) played fine on some devices but stuttered on others. For me the cause was the same: device-specific decoder limits and no adaptive bitrate. What finally fixed it was routing the stream through FastPix instead of sending it directly to clients.
1. Push the stream to FastPix (RTMPS/SRT).
FastPix ingests high-bitrate streams reliably and removes device-to-device decoding differences.
https://docs.fastpix.io/docs/how-to-livestream
2. Let FastPix handle transcoding + ABR.
FastPix automatically creates adaptive renditions (1080p/720p/480p), so newer Android devices can switch to a bitrate they can handle instead of choking on the full 25 Mbps.
https://docs.fastpix.io/docs/live-stream-overview
3. Use the FastPix HLS playback URL.
I replaced my direct playback with the FastPix HLS URL and the stream became smooth on every Android version, no jitter, no green frames, no decoding glitches.
4. Use analytics to confirm bottlenecks.
FastPix’s stream analytics helped me verify whether the issue was network, decoder, or buffer behavior.
So yes, reducing bitrate on the client helps a bit, but the real fix for me was offloading the entire encode > transcode > ABR > playback pipeline to FastPix. It completely solved the latency/stuttering issues.
What is the actual type for handler_key.type ? It seems that you assign objects of many different types to it (Case1, Case2, ...). This might be an important point for the discussion.
This fixed it for me
use PHPUnit\TextUI\Configuration\Builder;
$builder = new Builder();
$builder->build([]);
No because what you want is fundamentally different from what range is designed for
Ask yourself why am I doing this? Most of the time, draining means your architecture is off. Channels are meant to signal events, not act like a queue.
Do you see any errors/messages in the browser console?
Yes it is possible if it is your page on your server OR if the target page has processing in place to use something passed in the URL.
Which is it?
your css is broken you have width; 8rem; instead of width: 8rem; maybe it could be the problem
you are missing the & in your scanf() functions, since they require pointers (or an array name)
scanf("%d", a);
should be
scanf("%d", &a);
and
scanf("%d", b);
should be
scanf("%d", &b);
No research required, i just have to collect known data. The course only focuses on the academic level: so for example the course mentions, for the application layer, HTTP/S, email protocols, cookies, jwt. Doesnt have to be the most secure website in the world.
Perhaps looking at the first derivative of the smooth (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/gratia/refman/gratia.html#derivatives) would help.
Please see edited response, with refactored formula.
Is type user provided or "trusted" value? if trusted, hash might interest you, as
https://github.com/xroche/stringswitch, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_hash_function
The main thing is that it is unclear, what is the required level and the project time frame. Does it imply independent research work, engineering research? (Research is not an Internet search, you know.) Or is it just an assay based on known data you have to collect?
Actually i have already set both includePath and browse.path parameters, but still have the same problem.
Alternatively, the CalendarPicker component could be used, e.g. combining min-date, max-date and include-days.
I recommend reading this article for an example of how to do it right; it seems the trick is to resurrect Test-Driven-Development (TDD) and use test-results to provide a tight feedback loop for AI-code-generation so they can correct issues sooner rather than later.
Short answer, No pure CSS cannot do this. And not just “hard to do,” I mean actually impossible with the current CSS spec + browser print engines (Chrome, Edge, Firefox).
I'm not sure you can with Shopify native shipping setup, you may have to look at an app from the store. I know Intuitive Shipping gives you quite a bit of flexibility but you'll have to test some out, reach out to the app developers for advice as well.
Sounds good. Shame there is not framing for XML ! I also, do not know how many fields are in each document and what the fields are present, so after editing using RDF4J, it is then possible to write out simple fields and collections as a hierachical XML document (without blank nodes),
No you shouldn’t. StackOverflow probably wants to keep the “content” here pristine and human-generated so it can use it as its own training set.
As far as I know, this is not possible.
In the list of all rcParams, the only option mentioned for errorbar is errorbar.capsize.
So I guess there is currently no other option than setting the cap thickness on a per plot basis.
A question for https://meta.stackoverflow.com. Where it probably already has answers.
Clearly some won’t include the origin, but the problem you trying so solve in general is finding the Convex Hull:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convex_hull
in a 3d space. This can be done with scipy.
from scipy.spatial import ConvexHull
hull = ConvexHull
(triangles = hull.simplices)
You mean here on stackoverflow? No, you should not accept them. Stackoverflow still has a policy against AI generated content ...
Thanks! I ended up implementing a token mediation server, kind of followed what ch4mp said... Followed this spec -> https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-oauth-browser-based-apps#name-token-mediating-backend
After doing some research, the BFF makes API calls on behalf of the frontend as well, whereas the Token Mediating Backend does not, allowing for much less maintenance and a centralized approach.
You can detailed guide on https://solana.com/docs/intro/installation/dependencies
So the correct thing is cargo install --git https://github.com/solana-foundation/anchor avm --force
df['color'] = (
df['color']
.fillna(
df.groupby('toy')['color']
.transform(lambda x: x.mode()[0])
)
)
inner_message pInner = computeProtoMessage();
*pOuter.mutable_inner_message() = std::move(pInner);
You can stop the logs by adding grep to your command, they aren't packages from your app most likely android system or other apps.
This is how i grep to only see my service logs
adb logcat | grep -E "python|I MyDownloader"
My MyDownloader being my service name capitalized
purrr::map() solution alternative:
simple_list <- list(c(3, 1, 2))
purrr::map(simple_list, sort, decreasing = FALSE)
purrr::map(simple_list, sort, decreasing = TRUE)
DuckDB sniff_csv function may be able to help here.
https://duckdb.org/docs/stable/data/csv/auto_detection
select distinct
delimiter
FROM sniff_csv('/some/file.csv', sample_size = 1000)
One thing I did to improve my uploads is to gzip the file first and then upload it. Snowflake can still read the compressed file.
Do you have any documentation or examples on this?
I know this is an old thread, but in case anyone comes across this, as of 11.22 Eloquent now supports this use case elegantly with the chaperone() method, which hydrates the parent model without doing an extra query.
So I think the implementation for the above example would be:
$place = Place::with([
'hotels' => fn ($hotels) => $hotels->chaperone(),
])->get();
A bit late but maybe this will help others who land here via a web search...
@Val's answer works. However, in my case, Kibana isn't recognizing the syntax with } and { on different lines: I have to keep }{ on the same line. The syntax looks like this (indented for clarity):
GET default*/_msearch
{}{
"size": 1,
"query": {
"bool": {
"must": [
{ "query_string": { "query": "field1:somevalue*" } },
{ "range": { "@timestamp": { "gte": "now-30m" } } }
]
}
},
"sort": {
"@timestamp": { "order": "desc" }
}
}{}{
"size": 1,
"query": {
"bool": {
"must": [
{ "query_string": { "query": "field2:somevalue*" } },
{ "range": { "@timestamp": { "gte": "now-30m" } } }
]
}
},
"sort": {
"@timestamp": { "order": "desc" }
}
}
For anyone here because their YAML build is failing - msbuild is x86 by default but you can specify x64 with this:
- name: Add msbuild to PATH
uses: microsoft/setup-msbuild@v2
with:
msbuild-architecture: x64
Num 1 = 10
Num 2 = 20
result = num1 + num2
Print ( result )
May be issues of slow convergence due to symmetry in your problem. Maybe try varying the numbers in your data so the the availability, yield, costs etc aren't so similar. And maybe try making your problem even smaller.
The fix for it was: android:isAccessibilityTool="true" inside the accessibility xml configuration file.
Check on your postman, if you are using headers, then Authorization, your token, Token ** uncheck it or go to Authorization on postman and select No Auth, so this is because you choose double auth at the same time
You can try the online DPL emulator from EVO Label: https://layoutview.evolabel.com/
It works pretty good, but does currently not support several commands such as centered text or reverse (white on black) printing.
This is how i stop my service
Just like @inclement mention
But add `Service` to the front of your service name
from jnius import autoclass
package_name = "org.laner.lan_ft" # joining args from your buildozer.spec package.domain and package.name
service_name = "Mydownloader"
service = autoclass(f'{package_name}.Service{service_name.capitalize()}')
mActivity = autoclass('org.kivy.android.PythonActivity').mActivity
service.stop(mActivity)
Turns out this works just fine and was the correct setup to do this.
My issue is actually with the header not being sent because my login navigation was a redirect.
Your seed is changing the numbers, but the changes are too tiny, and the drawing code uses angles that make those small changes disappear. So the sky plots look the same.
To make the plots look different, change bigger orbit angles (inclination, RAAN, argument of perigee), not tiny values - or use the real navigation data instead of small seed-based tweaks.
Yes — it is possible to route callers to different ServiceNow flows/topics using DTMF input if you use Dynamics 365 Contact Center routing + ServiceNow Virtual Agent / ServiceNow CTI integration.
A clean way in WinUI 3 to show group headers visually in a GridView with a flat ItemsSource while keeping selection indexing clean is not directly built into the control. However, a recommended pattern involves these core ideas:
Use your flat ItemsSource but differentiate header items by a property or type.
Use a DataTemplateSelector to render header items visually distinct with non-selectable UI and partial span styles.
Make header items non-focusable and non-clickable by setting IsHitTestVisible=false.
Intercept selection and indexing logic events (like SelectionChanged or ItemClick) to filter out header items. You maintain a mapping from the GridView index to your underlying data index by skipping the header positions internally.
You can maintain a separate lookup (dictionary or list) in your ViewModel that maps displayed indices ignoring headers to true data indices, essentially creating a filtered index view. Use this mapping for all selection and manipulation logic so SelectedIndex maps correctly to your pure data items.
This approach avoids nested lists and CollectionViewSource, using a flat collection but requires manual mapping in code-behind or ViewModel when handling selection/indexing.
Additional tips:
Headers can be made visually distinct by using variable sized panels such as VariableSizedWrapGrid in the header DataTemplate to span the full width.
Using ContainerContentChanging to disable hit testing on headers is good but just stops interaction; index mapping still needs a manual approach.
You could override the GridView's SelectedIndex property indirectly by wrapping or intercepting selection events and converting them between flat and displayed indices.
my be it's late but
this website explain for you, just put your regex and it will provide full explain what each character do
https://regex101.com/
Create duplicate printer, in windows..!
Press Windows Key
Type Printers & scanners
Open it
If your DNP DS-RX1HS is already installed:
Click Add device
When nothing shows, click The printer that I want isn’t listed
Select Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings
Choose your existing USB port (e.g., USB001 / USB002)
Select DNP DS-RX1HS as the driver
Choose Use the driver that is currently installed
When asked for a name, type DNP_4x6
now use the same name of the respective printer in the code and send the print job to that particular printer and in printer properties in one printer enable 2 inch cut another printer disable..!
As far as I understand, the Cleaner thread should run only when there are resource being in use (see https://github.com/pgjdbc/pgjdbc/blob/4888cbb1e592e3779c8027ad9e6adb774f7671a5/pgjdbc/src/main/java/org/postgresql/util/LazyCleaner.java#L133-L134). If you have a reproducible test case, feel free to file an issue
You can use flex and give postion and z-index with top and left to the toggler and for smaller screens and will be done.
Due to the network access controls, maybe you can submit a ticket with your system admins, provide the link of the downloaded software you want, and have them download it, and provide it to you on a usb or network location, and load the driver offline in dbeaver
From discussion in the issue and general CI-with-containers practices:
Use a fully supported Docker runtime — in CI, instead of Podman, try using Docker (or a Podman configuration that truly mimics Docker’s networking/port behavior) because Testcontainers expects “Docker-API compatible container runtime.”
Add a retry / wait for readiness — before your tests attempt to connect, explicitly wait (poll) until the Oracle listener/service is up inside the container. This helps avoid race conditions where the test tries to connect too soon.
Ensure correct service name / connection parameters — double-check that the JDBC URL used by your tests matches the service name as registered in Oracle XE inside the container (default container service name may differ under certain environments).
As a fallback: consider using a lighter in-CI database alternative (e.g. H2, PostgreSQL, MySQL) for integration tests — unless you specifically need Oracle. This reduces CI-container complexity.
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Thank you everyone for your responses! I didn't consider the possibility of malicious code coming from other sources at all, so thank you for explaining that to me.
My question has been answered, but no-one has actually posted an answer, so I can't mark this question as answered. What's the proper etiquette here?
Thank you very much it helped me as well,
npm install -D tailwindcss@3
Then
npx tailwindcss init -p
In Airflow version greater than 3.0.0, please use default instead of default_var
variable = Variable.get('setting_x', default=0)
I understand this is a longshot but any help would be appreciated as I am having the same issue! I am trying the NI-Visa approach, and have successfully bonded my new driver to the instrument so that it shows up in NI-Visa. My python script can connect with the device, and also send a request (*IDN?). However, I cannot get the meter to send anything back and I keep hitting my timeout limit. How did you fix it in the end? Thank you in advance
BTW,
Sys.setenv()is not "system-wide", it only alters environment of your current process and its future children.
Ah thanks for the precision, you're right of course, but in this case julia is a child of my R process as as far as I can tell...
Oh, of course, excellent idea ! Thanks.
I got it working by specifying sslmode=require in the connection string.
var pw = encodeURIComponent("##pw##")
const pool = new Pool({connectionString: `postgresql://username:${pw}@server.postgres.database.azure.com:5432/dbname?sslmode=require`})
thx i needed this for my math class ;D
Just for reference, we created an issue: https://github.com/2sic/2sxc/issues/3579
And it was solved in version 19, so thanks @iJungleBoy !!!
It is easy to create a table in Mogan STEM, a WYSIWYG TeX-style editor.
Currently, LaTeX still requires the user to write "code". Mogan STEM have a brand new mathematical input method that speeds up your mathematical writing by 10x is introduced.
Same problem here. I solved it by upgrading gradle version from 8.13 to 9.0.0 in Project Structure > Project > Gradle Version
Short version: Nova isn’t broken, it’s just opinionated as hell. What you’re trying to do is outside what the stock dashboard API was built for.
Here’s the reality:
5 cards in a row
Nova cards use fixed width helpers like ->width('1/3'), ->width('1/2'), ->width('full') etc. It’s basically a 12-column grid, so you can’t cleanly get 5 equal cards per row out of the box. You only control those width fractions, not the grid definition itself.
If you really want 5 per row, the only options are:
Override Nova’s dashboard CSS (hacky, global), or
Put your own layout inside a single custom card and ignore Nova’s grid.
“Group with a title” / container for metrics
Nova doesn’t ship any “metric group” or “card section” primitive. A “group” is just… another card. Official way to do this is a custom card where you render whatever HTML/layout you want (title + 5 child blocks, charts, whatever).
There are community packages like nova-dashboard / nova-databoards that do richer layouts, but under the hood it’s still custom cards and tools.
Custom layout for one metric
Same story: built-in metrics (value/trend/partition/progress) have fixed UIs. If you need a different visual, Nova expects you to build a card, not bend the metric classes into a new layout.
“Can I do this without a nova component / JSON package?”
Not really in a clean way. The Blade approach you tried fails because the dashboard is rendered via Nova’s Vue/Inertia stack, not your app’s Blade views, so your own Blade template never gets called there.
What you can do, if you hate the “composer package” noise, is:
Run php artisan nova:card vendor/temp-layout once.
Move the generated Vue/JS files into your app’s resources/js and register the card locally (there’s a known pattern for “un-packaging” cards so they live inside the app instead of a reusable package).
Delete the nova-components/vendor/temp-layout directory and its extra composer.json when you’re done.
Functionally it’s still a custom card, but removal is literally “delete this folder and one registration line”.
So blunt answer to your main question:
is there a way to add one simple layout without creating a whole new nova component?
No “secret Blade hook,” no built-in grouping, no 5-per-row config. For anything beyond what metrics already give you, Nova’s official path is a custom card (or tool). If this is temporary, make one small card, keep it local, and rip it out later. Trying to fight around that will cost you more time than just giving in and making the card.
@Caleth, so then, there is no violation (even without the compiler optimizing away the != )?
How can something that has identical behaviour to something else, have different behaviour to it?
@gerum, I was thinking of the Transitive specifically. So if a < b and b < c then a < c. However, If the criterion changes and inequality is introduced, its no longer only dependent on the < operator. That's what I was thinking at least.
@PepijnKramer, had a typo on the == oper was comparing lhs to itself. Fixed.
But what do you mean "!= is not the negation of =="? Why the operator< cannot contain != ? Does it SWO yes or no? Any of the Irreflexive, Transitive, Equivalence and Asymmetric properties?
Dropbox requires adding ?raw=1 (or dl=1) for direct binary file access.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nx8ufy3jxc9urgv/ic_reward_3rb.png
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nx8ufy3jxc9urgv/ic_reward_3rb.png?raw=1
OR
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nx8ufy3jxc9urgv/ic_reward_3rb.png?dl=1
I believe this is answered here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/67358322. I do not think much has changed in pip since then.
I was looking for something like this, this helped alot, thanks for it!
You can check my open source project https://github.com/Donovan-Ye/remote-mcp-server-with-ui-template
This is a remote MCP server that supports OAuth2.
Which property of a strict weak ordering do you thing you implementation could violate?
Wow that's scary. Because the data stored will be regarding to the orders which if modified can cause tax related problems.
Changing to -O2 or -O1 probably won't make any difference. And similar, recompiling a local copy shouldn't make a difference either, unless you use -march=native.
Unsure if "Does Microsoft's azure api exist?", means that a similar endpoint to Openai's realtime api exists? If yes, then sure, that exists. This can be found going from the documentation from Azure (depending on your use case).
If you're referring to the issue that deltas are received at the same point in time, as the transcription is completed, see this nice explanation on the issue:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/5603828/no-user-transcription-deltas-from-azure-openai-rea
Basically: Currently there is an architectural difference between Azure OpenAI Realtime API and OpenAI Realtime API. This results in deltas not being received through Azure OAI Realtime API, whilst the transcription is running. Whereas, if you were to use OpenAI's realtime API directly, the deltas should be available during transcriptions.
Updated question, I am using the commandline client
In case of kidney disease prediction,
KNN classifier gives: Training Score: 77.91;Validation Score: 68.75; Tesing Score: 76.25
Is it overfitting?
What about this:
Calibrated Classifier gives: Training Score: 73.33; Validation Score: 75; Testing Score: 76.25
Why MySQL, though? Postgres with pgvector seems to be far better suited (and far more popular) for vector-DB applications.
Found the problem.
There is an extension Language Support for Java by Red Hat 1.50.0 been installed by VSCode, need to downgrade to V1.47.0
This is the most robust and standard WordPress way. You store your prices in a single location, and then use code/shortcodes to display that value wherever needed.
How it works: You install a plugin like Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) or use a built-in Theme Options Panel. You create a field for each fixed price (e.g., fixed_fee_price).
Update Process: You go to the ACF Options Page (or Theme Options) and change the value of fixed_fee_price once.
Display on Pages: On your pages, instead of using a text shortcode like [price1], you use a shortcode that retrieves the value from that centralized field, like [show_custom_field field="fixed_fee_price"].
If your prices are just simple text, you can create a custom shortcode that returns the current value you've stored in a central location.
How it works:
You define a function in your theme's functions.php file (or a custom plugin) that defines the price:
PHP
function fixed_price_shortcode() {
return '10'; // <--- This is where you set the centralized value
}
add_shortcode('fixed_price', 'fixed_price_shortcode');
On your pages, you use the shortcode: The fixed fee is [fixed_price].
Update Process: To change the price from '10' to '15', you only edit the value in the functions.php file (or custom plugin code) once. All pages using [fixed_price] will instantly update.
There are plugins specifically designed to let you create a reusable content block (like a price listing or a call-to-action) and insert it across many pages.
Examples: Plugins often called "Reusable Blocks" or "Global Content Blocks." Some page builders like Elementor or Divi have Global Modules features that let you design a price element and link all instances to the original.
How it works: You create a Global Block containing the price text. You insert this block on all necessary pages.
Update Process: You edit the content of the Global Block in one place, and it updates everywhere the block is used.
Your proposed solution of linking two separate text shortcodes (price1 and price2) is generally not how web development works. HTML ID elements are meant for styling or unique scripting, not for content synchronization.
The goal is to eliminate the need for price1 and price2 and replace them with a single source, e.g., fixed_fee, that you reference multiple times.
Old Method (Hard to manage)New Method (Centralized)Page A: Price 1: [price1]Page A: Price: [fixed_fee]Page B: Price 2: [price2]Page B: Price: [fixed_fee]Update: Edit Page A, then Edit Page B.Update: Edit the centralized value once.
I recommend starting with Method 1 (Advanced Custom Fields or similar) as it provides the most flexibility, especially since you have different prices per country and fixed fees. You could set up fields for:
global_fixed_fee
us_variable_price
ca_variable_price
Would you like me to find a popular, highly-rated plugin that offers the "Global Content Block" functionality, or should we focus on using Advanced Custom Fields?
I want know which is the best approach to implement this.
How are you using DuckDB in your application? Or are you using DuckDB's command-line tools directly?
...so what problem are you having, exactly?
I would highly recommend reading Steve Smith's Architecting Modern Web Apps... eBook here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/architecture/modern-web-apps-azure/
I'm fairly confident you're going to get answers to all of your questions in there.
If you need to send raw bytes over Wi-Fi (not HTTP), most cross-platform frameworks won’t give you this out of the box. NativeScript can do it, but you’ll need to create a small native plugin and call your Java/Kotlin (Android) and Swift/Obj-C (iOS) code from JavaScript.
So yes, it’s technically possible in NativeScript, but if low-level Wi-Fi communication is a core part of your app, then fully native iOS and Android development might be the simpler and more reliable option.
In my case, it was because Unity switched off Debug mode. To re-enable debug mode so the editor will attach, you can
In Visual Studio
Debug -> Attach Unity Debugger
(this will open a pop-up; select your Unity instance)
Unity will warn you that you are trying to switch to debug mode, say yes for this session, and now Visual Studio will be able to attach (until you restart Unity. You can set it to all projects, if you want the perf hit to always have the debug mode on).
In Unity
At the bottom left corner, there is this bug-looking icon (the furthest to the left). You can click on that to enable Debug Mode
Refers to https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/asar-archives, but for some APIs that rely on passing the real file path to underlying system calls, Electron will extract the needed file into a temporary file and pass the path of the temporary file to the APIs to make them work; If you need to load a file from an ASAR as if it were a normal file on disk, you must copy (extract) it first.