Might be discussed. I think option B is the correct, modern, and production-ready best practice. Your identity provider (Keycloak) should be the single source of truth (SSoT) for user identity. Option A (Syncing) is an anti-pattern. It violates the single source of truth principle. It creates a fragile, tightly-coupled system where your application database is just a stale, partial copy of Keycloak's data.
It seems to be an issue with the loop, cam.GetNextImage needs to be increased to allow for your first hardware trigger. I just added a few 0s.
for i in range(NUM_IMAGES):
try:
# Retrieve the next image from the trigger
result &= grab_next_image_by_trigger(nodemap, cam)
# Retrieve next received image
image_result = cam.GetNextImage(1000)
# Ensure image completion
if image_result.IsIncomplete():
print('Image incomplete with image status %d ...' % image_result.GetImageStatus())
else:
The reason audio cuts off when you release a key is that you only calculate the next audio sample in updateStream() when a key is pressed. The moment you release the key, the envelope release works, but the audio signal stops because you just assign each new sample to prevSample (i.e. keysPressed[i] is false). A solution would be just calculate the next sample every iteration of the loop with no if condition.
It's likely that you're simply reaching some internal maximum number of connections. As @Barmar pointed out in a comment, you're not actually ending your responses. Change response.end; to response.end(); and it's likely to work as expected.
Are there any results? is it working with setting int10h?
If so can you post the content of the grub/grub-core/boot/i386/pc/boot.S file or at least
the part of the boot.S file where the int 10h is handled
/*
* message: write the string pointed to by %si
*
* WARNING: trashes %si, %ax, and %bx
*/
/*
* Use BIOS "int 10H Function 0Eh" to write character in teletype mode
* %ah = 0xe %al = character
* %bh = page %bl = foreground color (graphics modes)
*/
1:
movw $0x0001, %bx
movb $0xe, %ah
int $0x10 /* display a byte */
LOCAL(message):
lodsb
cmpb $0, %al
jne 1b /* if not end of string, jmp to display */
ret
/*
* Windows NT breaks compatibility by embedding a magic
* number here.
*/
@Mindswipe The alignment problem occurs in the TypeScript. The reason the short array is being converted to a byte array is to leverage the Blazor interop optimisation that I linked from my question. If you transfer a short array, Blazor 64-bit encodes the array before using SignalR to transfer it to the browser, and then converts it back in the TypeScript interop, which introduces a large overhead.
@dbc I had a typo in the original code, which I've fixed. However note that the only way to get Blazor to optimise the interop call to use binary data rather base-64 encoded data is to transfer bytes. If you try to transfer shorts it will use base-64 encoding. (Also note that JSON serialisation has even more overhead than base-64 encoding!)
// assume item is a wrapper or each timeline item
item.setAttribute('aria-hidden', false);
And secondary, you issue is related to opacity so where is the CSS code because I don't see where you update it and assume that it is in your CSS code.
I have already done extensive research into this problem and have gotten nowhere. As for putting in a link to IBObjects; if you don't know what IBObjects is you're not going to be able to help. Putting in a link to the defunct web site isn't going to help.
This happened for me in a similar fashion as OP's question. After reading Ybl84f1's comment, I realized that (a) my laptop has dual GPUs, and (b) it wasn't plugged in at the time, forcing Windows to use the Intel GPU. Plugging it in solved the issue.
Tried to comment on answer above, but couldn't. But maybe this will help someone.
When calling a function, whether it is main or any other function, its return address is pushed on the stack.
The important thing to note in the example is:
ret = (int *)&ret + 2;
Here, we are casting ret as an int, and then moving up the stack by &ret + 2 (+14 bytes)
This means that ret is now pointing to the return address for function main. (*ret) = (int)shellcode;
Here, we overwrite the return address with the address of the shellcode.
So now, when the program returns, the jmp instruction goes to the address of the shellcode and not the intended return address
#!/bin/bash
# Get the time one hour ago in ISO 8601 format
one_hour_ago=$(date -u -d '1 hour ago' +'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ')
# List all the latest delete markers
delete_markers=$(aws s3api list-object-versions --bucket my-bucket --prefix my-folder/ --query 'DeleteMarkers[?IsLatest==`true`].[Key, VersionId, LastModified]' --output text)
# Delete only the delete markers set within the last hour
while IFS=$'\t' read -r key version_id last_modified; do
if [[ "$last_modified" > "$one_hour_ago" ]]; then
echo "Deleting delete marker for $key with version ID $version_id, set at $last_modified"
aws s3api delete-object --bucket my-bucket --key "$key" --version-id "$version_id"
fi
done <<< "$delete_markers"
Following up on this -- I reported this to Intel and it turns out this is a bug! Adrian Hunter has recently posted patches to the mailing list to fix this.
Slow processing likely isn't avoidable with the limitations of the hardware you're using.
If the issue is simply that older frames are getting processed, you can separate the image retrieval into its own thread, then pull the latest frame from that each time the YOLO process finishes processing a frame. This will result in a lot of lost frames, but you'll have a somewhat consistent delay. This also works well for ensuring you don't miss intermediate frames for encoded streams, which can result in corrupted frames getting processed.
If the issue is that you expect your frames to be processed faster, you can consider using a lighter model (replace "yolov8n.pt"). I still wouldn't expect to your code to keep up with the frame rate of your camera, though. Another option here is to look into purchasing a third-party AI chip to plug in to your Pi, which would function as a sort of GPU replacement for accelerated inference.
SELECT
p.id,
CASE
WHEN EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM b_codes WHERE p.Col1 LIKE value) THEN 'b'
WHEN EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM s_codes WHERE p.Col1 LIKE value) THEN 'S'
WHEN EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM u_codes WHERE p.Col1 LIKE value) THEN 'U'
ELSE 'U'
END AS Flag
FROM p;
We don't need you to simply repeat that you perceive a problem—we understood that from your first post. We were asking for more details on what you see, and suggesting ways to debug it further.
By switching to the base KafkaContainer, Spring Boot's KafkaContainerConnectionDetailsFactory will execute, read the container's getBootstrapServers() method, and correctly configure the spring.kafka.bootstrap-servers property for you.
Resolve by installing a matching PyTorch build and restarting the Jupyter kernel. This error means compiled custom ops are missing, reinstall torch (correct CUDA/CPU wheel) and rebuild extensions for your environment.
It is not really binary-to-text though, it is more "binary to binary which can pass through common NNTP servers/clients as long as common encodings like latin1 are used"
The last part is critical - yEnc is incompatible with more complex encodings like UTF-8, which is why it is completely useless today. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34680371
Welcome to the internet - it works through links. Consider linking to a product to which you merely name (IBOjects). Also avoid too many tiny paragraphs - consider using a list instead. Avoid prosa like "Thanks in advance". Your question as of now does not contain one bit of effort from yourself - Stack Overflow is a collection of specific problems and solutions to it - it's not a service for carrying out whole tasks for you.
It isn't possible to exactly flip the sequence for now, but the change in IDEA-154161 would be relevant since an option "By Kind" would be visible in the menu under the cog icon at the top right. Sorting by kind used to be always applied and sorted fields below methods. In future it can be disabled, and the file structure popup will show members in the order they are in the file. Feel free to engage in the feature request mentioned above.
Elementor itself has a (strange) option to enable or disable this shopping cart in Elementor > Settings > Integrations - here you need to disable the shopping cart for your theme to work.
After disabling this option, create a folder in the child theme called woocomerce and inside it create another folder called cart and inside that create a file called mini-cart.php and write the mini cart structure there.
I have managed to change the dots to slashes, but when I try to delete (Column A shown above) it knocks the date out in Column B and replaces it with VALUE and the green triangle in the top left of the cell - can you help please
Reading symbols from ./build/main.elf...(no debugging symbols found)...done.
(gdb) target extended-remote :3333
Remote debugging using :3333
0x00008055 in ?? ()
(gdb) monitor reset halt
target halted due to debug-request, pc: 0x00008055
(gdb) load
Loading section SSEG, size 0x1 lma 0x1
Loading section HOME, size 0x7 lma 0x8000
Loading section GSINIT, size 0x1a lma 0x8007
Loading section GSFINAL, size 0x3 lma 0x8021
Loading section CONST, size 0xc lma 0x8024
Loading section CODE, size 0x5d5 lma 0x8030
Start address 0x8007, load size 1542
Transfer rate: 7 KB/sec, 257 bytes/write.
(gdb) set $pc=0x8000
(gdb) break main
Function "main" not defined.
Make breakpoint pending on future shared library load? (y or [n])
I had the same error. I’m writing code for STM8 and using OpenOCD together with GDB for debugging.
Even if I use this command: $(FLASHER) -c stlinkv2 -p $(MCU) -s flash -w $(OUTPUT_DIR)/main.hex
or even when I use main.ihx I still get the same error.
But when I use the .elf file, debugging through GDB works successfully.
I got it working with a native query like this:
Service:
@Transactional
public void deleteCommentWithChildren(Long parentId) {
List<Long> childIds = commentRepository.findChildIdsByParentId(parentId);
for (Long childId : childIds) {
deleteCommentWithChildren(childId);
}
commentRepository.deleteByIdQuery(parentId);
}
Repository:
@Query(value = "SELECT id FROM comment WHERE parent_comment_id = :parentId", nativeQuery = true)
List<Long> findChildIdsByParentId(@Param("parentId") Long parentId);
@Modifying
@Transactional
@Query(value = "DELETE FROM comment WHERE id = :id", nativeQuery = true)
void deleteByIdQuery(@Param("id") Long id);
If you adding newer version of your app maybe your "Bundle ID" and "Release ID' doesn't match. I recommend check "Apple Store Connect -> Your App -> General -> App Information" you will see "Bundle ID". Then go to Xcode "Signing & Capabilities" and paste your "Bundle ID" and sure that same with in the "Apple Store Connect". Then In the Xcode General screen you will see "Release ID" your problem solved.
You made T depend on both filters and values.
When you make both filters and values depend on the same generic T, TypeScript can’t infer the rich component‐types from filters and the key‐based values from values at the same time. So it falls back to a more general type (causing props to become any).
Fix: Infer just from filters (where you know the component types), and then derive values purely from keyof filters. That keeps props strongly typed and keys constrained correctly.
I am also facing the same issue, I deployed my Project, and it deployed successfully!! But when i login it logged in also, but get an error that is, 'Unauthorized Error" !! And now I totally confused, what to do??? I literally spend whole day in it, like do some changes in the code, and re-deploying it, and again and again.....!! Even AI can't help me, then I remember Stack Overflow the saviour, I quickly open it, and search my problem then i found this post, and at the end it says, tried another browsers also and it will work on them, so I also quickly tried it, and what....it works!! f**k, I literally spend whole working day in it, and it just a Browser problem, I used Ula browser, and when i check it on Edge or chrome it will works fine!!
Maybe by the time when you asked that, Linux didn't able to do it so easily, but, at least in ubuntu you can simply paste an emoji and it will appear in the prompt:
Wanted to add a bit more insight into the initial implementation (question).
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In the first loop, you create a variable i.
This variable i has a specific memory address — let’s say it’s 0xabab.
During the first loop, i takes on the values 1 through 3, but its memory address doesn’t change.
Because of that, every element of test[i] ends up storing the same address (the address of i, 0xabab).
In the second loop, i is declared again in a different scope, so it gets a new memory address — it’s no longer 0xabab.
When you later print the values stored in test[i], you’re actually printing whatever is stored at the old address (0xabab), which still holds the value 3 (the last value from the first loop).
That’s why all elements print 3.
Reasons:
Long answer (-0.5):
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When uploading an appbundle build with Flutter to Google Play Console, I received the error message "You uploaded an AppBundle that was signed in Debug mode. You need to sign in Release mode."
I'm using Flutter version 3.29.2, which suggests using build.gradle.kts instead of build.gradle. Both files are present in folder android/app. The build.gradle.kts was edited following the instructions in the Flutter docs, in order to build for release mode.
But flutter build appbundle seems to use the build.gradle even when build.gradle.kts is present. After editing build.gradle, the appbundle is uploaded without an error message.
I wonder where the choice between both build files is registered.
I have the same issue, but the fastest solution is to disable several views. When you create a new view, after that, you can enable it when you wanna push or publish the project
@rainer-joswig, Thank you for the tip of cl:*print-circle* and the explanation about the problem of modifying a literal.
With cl:*print-circle* that is set as t, macroexpand-1 explicitly shows differences between uninterned symbols of the same name.
In addition, modifying a literal can be a problem even if compiler optimization is not applied, as a literal is defined as a fixed value which should not be updated while running a program.
Simply put: A String literal is created in global memory with the exact space it needs. If you use "a"+"b", this creates two strings of size 2 (const char[2]) in memory and causes the compiler to generate code to add them at runtime. Now where should the resulting String "ab" go? there is no place to store it. Adding two arrays is not possible. Hence the error. (btw: adding two pointers IS possible, it just doesn't make sense, and there is no trigger for converting the const char[2] into a char* when trying to add them)
You can instruct the compiler to just concatenate the two string literal expressions at compile time, as if they were one string literal. This is done by just putten them one after the other without anything but whitespace between them. The compiler will then treat them as one literal. This also works with defined constants:
#define TEXT1 "A"
#define TEXT2 "B"
...(string + TEXT1 TEXT2)
If you use the preprocessor, things are different. Here you concatenate string literals with # and ##
Alternatively, you could serve the images on a different port to ls (I don't see why changing ls port would do anything RE comments above) and paste the URL to the image in the task JSON. However, the challenge here is that it depends on your setup. For example if you're using a docker container for ls and another container for the image server, even when they're on the same network, ls can't see the images - this is the challenge I'm facing anyway.
Seems dynamically show or hide sidebar according to tab selection is not supported at the moment. Found this Note:
All content within every tab is computed and sent to the frontend, regardless of which tab is selected. Tabs do not currently support conditional rendering. If you have a slow-loading tab, consider using a widget like st.segmented_control to conditionally render content instead.
Java isn’t missing any grammar rules. The Hungarian collation in OpenJDK follows the Unicode/CLDR standard, where accented letters (like É) are treated as secondary forms of their base letter (E). Because of this, the traditional Hungarian dictionary order (A < Á < B < C < Cs … E < É) is not applied by default.
No built-in Java Collator implements the full Hungarian dictionary alphabet.
If you need the real Hungarian dictionary order, you must use a tailored collation. For example, with ICU4J:
The element is still rendered in the document when we have the visibility set to hidden. We use `display: none` when we dont want the element to be rendered in the document.
What I ended up going with is adding a proc-macro = true crate to the project (which is already a bunch of crates in a trenchcoat anyway) and defining a wrapper around the macro:
// lib.rs
use proc_macro::TokenStream;
#[proc_macro]
pub fn obfuscate_from_env(input: TokenStream) -> TokenStream {
let var_name = syn::parse_macro_input!(input as syn::LitStr).value();
let value =
std::env::var(&var_name).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("environment variable {var_name} is required: {e:?}"));
quote::quote! {
cryptify::encrypt_string!(#value)
}
.into()
}
Then I just have to call obfuscate_from_env!("NAME_VAR") and voilà!
This occurs because axios transforms parameters into a query string format and applies JSON serialization, which results in strings being enclosed in quotes.
Try customize the paramsSerializer in axios options
take a look into this project on GitHub. This is a fully implemented loopback and cross link virtual serial port driver for MacOS DriverKit https://github.com/britus/VSPDriver
There are plenty of resources available on YouTube and Medium. Once you’ve completed the setup, I recommend using this website to learn more about working with Git: https://learngitbranching.js.org
Are you sure no error message is appearing? If so, apply a divide-and-conquer approach: keep only the core functionality required for the app to run and comment out the rest. Then, reintroduce each part one by one, performing thorough testing at every step. This method will help you isolate the issue.
I read the documentation and fixed my problem with this solution. Thanks to @brendo234!
val headers = mutableMapOf<String, String>()
val bundleId = //your package name // Sample: "com.sampleapp
val referrer = "https://$bundleId"
headers.put("Referer",referrer)
binding.webview.loadUrl("https://www.youtube.com/embed/$videoId",headers)
You should apply StandardScaleraftertrain_test_split and fit it only on the training data. If you scale before splitting, the scaler learns the mean and standard deviation from the entire dataset — including the test set — which leaks information about unseen data and can make validation results unrealistically good. Fitting the scaler only on X_train ensures that scaling parameters reflect the same data distribution the model learns from, and applying that scaler to both X_train and X_test preserves a realistic, generalizable evaluation.
I wanted to look at QThread but I have read that threading is not recommended due to locks, race conditions, etc... and async is preferred. I am not very proficient in either of those though.
In any case, I was thinking of implementing a queue so that messages are stored and processed at their own rythm but if processing is too long and the queue doesn't get flushed fast enough, it will update my visuals with a delay. I would prefer to miss some messages I think.
I am thinking out loud. If anyone has dev experience on these kind of use cases please feel free to share.
Q: Why does this happen, and how can I fix it!? A: When WPR puts together the .ETL trace file (WPR -stop MyTraceFile.etl ...), it finds each referenced native module, loads the module header, and reads the embedded signature of the debug information, thereby generating an "ImageId event" within the trace. Later, if WPA does not find a particular ImageId event within that trace then it cannot resolve those symbols, and it will report simply: MyModule!<Missing ImageId event>
Even if the trace was collected on a different machine, you can fix it, as long as you have access to the exact same version of that module:
...
That means generally you need pdb files corresponding to the binarys. If it is not available, you can try to generate .pdb from binary: https://github.com/rainers/cv2pdb
If this also not work, there is a way to access the original function address, with this address you can find source code line and function name in your familiar debugger:
Use xperf command distributed with Windows Performance Toolkit to generate raw readable events in csv: xperf -i xxx.etl -o xxx.csv
Open this csv file, search and located your interested specific event by type (eg. VirtualAlloc), timestamp or address, etc. You will get a sequence of stacks with raw function address info. The meaning of each column is shown at the top of csv.
Use your debugger to get the source code corresponding to the address.
