Look for this paragraph icon that says adjust editor options and choose "Canvas"

Bro I finally found the Answer, after 5 days of going through everything.

The Solution is by changing one "Build Settings" Setting named "Approachable Concurrency" to know (refer to the screenshot)

Or if you have VScode, open your project "project.pbxproj" file and change this here

If you have any questions or further additions please ask away.

I have resolved it. I found a project that it can bypass it. https://github.com/JustLikeCheese/NexToast.

Ted Lyngmo answered the question (IDK how to use comments to answer). I did not find a cmakelists that worked on the github repo, but as I looked again I saw one that worked for me. Thanks!

What worked for me was commenting out the code in android/app/src/main/kotlin/<app bundle name>/MainActivity.kt

You can any use env for MONGO_USER and MONGO_PASSWORD. Remove MONGO_DATABASE AND MONGO_CLUSTER in .evn file. Give the Database name and cluster in application properties file. Run the code. It worked for me.

When users log off the server, why not automatically run a VS Code Server kill and cleanup process? You could even schedule it daily to prevent multiple users from accumulating bloat over time. That way, system admins don’t have to manage manual cleanups. It’s easy to script and you could even trigger it when a VS Code window closes to make the process fully automated. Honestly, no production server should retain a .vscode-server directory long-term. It should be purged once a session ends or work is complete.

This answer works great! Thank you!

So the complete error meassage reads:

line 2870967: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ')' at line 1ax to use near ')' at line 1

I checked out the line and more parantheses are being closed than opened. But as I have said, this was created via web UI dump, which is directly from IONOS, it is not PHP My Admin. I dont know the exact command it uses. But there should not be any errors in it.

The thing you said, Allen, makes totally sense. I guess before that line, there is some data that cannot be parsed and that way an opened paranthesis cannot be read.

Is there a fix for this?

I have contacted IONOS, and they suggested some fixes. I'll try them out on Monday. If anything works I'll post it here for future reference.

please help you give my diamind please

Form information is visible by using admin page after adding the model into admin.py file.

The form data was saved but it was not visible when admin page is used.

Well, seems I can use onNodesChange() from useVueFlow(). I have simply to implement logic to distinguish between a single node selected from multiple node selected, because the routine is called for every single selection event. So the problem is in my code, not in vue-flow. Sorry for the noise.

Right now, it creates them all as a folder, (including main.c)

Because that's what `create_dir_all` does.

Just create the file separately after using creating the directories.

There are some application and services which are responsible for removing any dev-certs added to keep a specific certificate always as the first priority (maybe - like an organization's certificate). Look for these app or services on your computer. I've had installed one for my previous job and I didn't know that this app is removing them.
How to find the app or process: Install Procmon from here. Then add a filter on Path which Contains Microsoft\SystemCertificates\My\Certificates. Then look for the reason in the process Name column. find it's exe and remove it from your computer (inside programs and features).

enter image description here

As @Barmar said in the comments, there is no built-in property to check if the child process is about to read from the pipe. Even standard terminals allow input during process execution. So when I run the following code, I can enter text that is as not being processed by the child process, the shell tries to execute after process termination.

#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{
    int a[2], b[2], child_read, child_write;
    char output[4] = {0};
    pipe(a);
    pipe(b);
    child_write = a[1];
    child_read = b[0];
    FILE *parent_write = fdopen(b[1], "w");
    FILE *parent_read = fdopen(a[0], "r");

    if (fork() == 0) {
        close(b[1]);
        close(a[0]);
        fclose(parent_read);
        fclose(parent_write);
        dup2(child_read, STDIN_FILENO);
        dup2(child_write, STDOUT_FILENO);

        sleep(3);
        printf("ok\n");

        close(child_read);
        close(child_write);
        exit(0);
    }

    close(child_read);
    close(child_write);

    if (fread(output, 1, 3, parent_read) > 0) {
        printf("%s\n", output);
    }
    
    fclose(parent_read);
    fclose(parent_write);
    close(b[1]);
    close(a[0]);
}

$ gcc -o test test.c ; ./test
ls
ok
$ ls
test  test.c

@herrstrietzel u r right maybe setting up the correct environment can defiantly reproduce the problem, but I thought to give the minimal snippet to stay away from complexity. but here u go full setting:

• Windows 10, latest Edge browser

• Latest Next.Js + Tailwind CSS + Shadcn

• CSS codes in -> globals.css

• Pages are in type script

The problem happens in both inputs (Shade-Cn input and Next-JS default input) they will clip this font without any reason.

I think you need to open port 8000 on your EC2 Security Group and UFW, since Django’s dev server runs on that port, and it's currently blocked externally. Thanks.

this is a wonderful article that I think answers your question https://betweendata.io/posts/secure-spring-rest-api-using-keycloak/

I updated code like that. The result was successful.
________________________________________________________

<template>
    <VueDatePicker v-model="date" class="vue-datepicker"></VueDatePicker>
</template>

<style>
.vue-datepicker .dp__cell_inner {
    height: 56px !important;
    width: 56px !important;
    font-size: 3rem;
    padding: 35px!important;
}
.vue-datepicker .dp__cell_inner:hover {
    background-color: #f0f0f0!important;
}
.vue-datepicker .dp__cell_inner:active {
    background-color: #e0e0e0!important;
}
.vue-datepicker .dp__cell_inner:focus {
    background-color: #d0d0d0!important;
}
</style>

<script setup>
import { ref } from 'vue';
import { VueDatePicker } from '@vuepic/vue-datepicker';
import '@vuepic/vue-datepicker/dist/main.css'

const date = ref();
</script>

Are you ok?

The problem was resolved, there was nothing wrong with the 'settings.py', but a database field that conflicted with the previous migrations. Once I filled the field with data, the error stopped and the django site worked fully.

What a lot of answers and I've not seen one that exploits the sort function itself to build the list of duplicates as the original list is sorted. The top answer is order n + n log n. This answer is order n log n.

a = [1,7,2,3,4,5,6,1,4]; 
dups=new Set();
a.slice().sort((a,b)=>{if(a<b) return -1; else if(a>b) return 1; else {dups.add(a);return 0}});

@Timeless000729 there are still some missing definitions, like grad and Uncertainties .

Then where does HashMap comes from? You should include an open statement and possibly an #r "nuget: .. if it comes from a library. You say diffs is a list of floats, ok then include it. You don't need the exact definition if it's not relevant, but at least something that makes it compile.

If I pick your code, put it in a script and it doesn't compile, not because of the problem you mention but because of a missing definition, how can I possibly help you?

select a, b, c, sum(diffCnt) from

(select a, b, c, 1 as diffCnt from T1 union all select a, b, c, -1 as diffCnt from T2 ) tmpt

group by a, b, c having sum(diffCnt) <> 0

The discrepancy arises because the user is calculating R-squared for univariate regressions incorrectly by subtracting the mean of Y, which is not appropriate for models without an intercept. To align with the geometric interpretation, R-squared should be computed as the squared ratio of the norm of the predicted values to the norm of Y. Here's how to fix it:\n\n1. Replace costheta1 = np.linalg.norm(Y1 - np.mean(Y)) / np.linalg.norm(Y - np.mean(Y)) with costheta1 = np.linalg.norm(Y1) / np.linalg.norm(Y).\n2. Similarly, replace costheta2 = ... with costheta2 = np.linalg.norm(Y2) / np.linalg.norm(Y).\n\nThis adjustment ensures that the calculated R-squared values (cos²(theta)) for univariate regressions match the angles (45° and 120°) set in the script.

If you're using the docker container like me, you have missed to pass:

-c 'config_file=/etc/postgresql/postgresql.conf'

// Source - https://stackoverflow.com/a/50544587

// Posted by Danny Tuppeny

// Retrieved 2025-11-09, License - CC BY-SA 4.0

Future getData() async {

await new Future.delayed(const Duration(seconds: 5));

setState(() {

\_data = \[

  {"title": "one"},

  {"title": "two"},

];

});

}

Node.js

\n

If you google "telegram bot add new line", this question is at the top, but there's no \n among the answers.

Is there a way to change color previous active tab ?

Addressing render-blocking resources in WordPress without using a plugin requires direct code changes, primarily in your theme's functions.php file and sometimes in your HTML header. It focuses on how the browser prioritizes loading JavaScript and CSS.

For a step-by-step implementation guide that includes the exact code snippets and detailed procedures for handling both JS deferral and Critical CSS extraction without relying on a plugin, I've covered the complete process in this guide:

How to eliminate render blocking resources in wordpress without plugin

Got it — that “flash of light background” when switching to or loading dark mode is a common issue, and you’re right that it’s usually a kind of FOUC (Flash of Unstyled Content).

Before diving into fixes, could you share the following?

1. The way you’re currently handling dark mode (e.g., CSS prefers-color-scheme, JS toggle, or CSS class like .dark on <html>).

2. Whether you’re using a framework (like React, Next.js, Astro, etc.) or plain HTML/CSS/JS.

3. The part of your code that sets the dark/light theme (HTML head + relevant CSS/JS).

Once I see that, I can pinpoint why the flash is happening and give you an exact fix (for example, inlining a script in the <head> that applies the theme before paint).

If you want, you can paste or upload the code for:

your <head> section, and

your dark mode script or CSS toggle code.

Would you like me to explain the general reasons and fixes for this issue first (so you can understand the concept), or do you want to go straight into fixing your specific code?

Dimensionality reduction ended up working a lot, stopped my code from crashing and reduced the column size down to 150 from 34000 (after encoding with one hot encoder). I used a pipeline with columntransformer with a sparse output and truncated svd, code posted below:

categorical = ["developers", "publishers", "categories", "genres", "tags"]
numeric = ["price", "windows", "mac", "linux"]

ct = ColumnTransformer(transformers=[("ohe", OneHotEncoder(handle_unknown='ignore', sparse_output=True), categorical)],
    remainder='passthrough',   
    sparse_threshold=0.0       
)
svd = TruncatedSVD(n_components = 150, random_state=42) 
pipeline = Pipeline([("ct", ct), ("svd", svd), ("clf", BernoulliNB())]) 
X = randomizedDf[categorical + numeric]
y = randomizedDf['recommendation']

this brought my shape down to (11200, 300) for training data.

Try the below code in your refresh endpoint; this seems to work for me.

if (!Request.Cookies.TryGetValue("refreshToken", out string? refreshToken) ||
    string.IsNullOrEmpty(refreshToken))
{
    return Unauthorized();
}

its a dead project, and links are not active for buildozer, messed not very centralize.. .

Mostly the languguage or js isnt fast , a DL of 2mb took 12 hours and corrupted.

Which operating system are you using?

The "PHP Server" functionality that you are using is a built-in feature of your version of Visual Studio Code (then please share the version of it) or is it by an extension of it, then please share the Name and ID of the Extension and its version information as well.

And as I read from your question, you don't like to click which I sympathise with, would you please be so kind and share how you start your editor and how you pass the information where the project is located on your system (the directory)?

Is there any solution to this? I am also facing the same error.

The simplest is to share the file to your app, after it's modified to accept them https://developer.android.com/training/secure-file-sharing/request-file

Yeah, sounds like that should be possible. Go for it!

I think a bipartite graph can meet your need.

First, you need to move the rowname to the first column, convert it to the data frame and change it to a long table. I also exclude rows with values "0".

library(dplyr)
df <- cbind(Name = rownames(data), data) %>% 
  as.data.frame() %>% 
  pivot_longer(!Name, names_to = "Plan", values_to = "n") %>% 
  mutate(n = as.numeric(n)) %>% 
  filter(n > 0)

Use the package called bipartiteD3 to create the chart. But I want to sort the chart based on the 'n' to make the chart even more attractive.

SortPrim <- df %>%  # Sorting for the first column (Name)
  group_by(Name) %>%
  summarise(Total=sum(n))%>%
  arrange(desc(Total))

SortSec <- df %>% # Sorting for the second column (Plan)
  group_by(Plan) %>%
  summarise(Total=sum(n))%>%
  arrange(desc(Total))

The chart created below can be further adjusted to meet your preference. I have set it to 'vertical' because it's a very long list. If you prefer a horizontal chart, as you provided in your question, you should change details from line 10. I still prefer the vertical version though. Read the documentation to make further adjustments.

library(bipartiteD3)
bipartite_D3(df, colouroption = 'brewer', 
             Orientation = 'vertical',
             ColourBy = 1,
             PercentageDecimals=1, 
             PrimaryLab = 'Plan',
             SecondaryLab = 'name',
             SiteNames = '',
             SortPrimary = SortPrim$Plan,
             SortSecondary = SortSec$Name,
             MainFigSize = c(500, 3600), 
             IndivFigSize = c(200, 1300),
             BoxLabPos = c(20, 20),
             PercPos = c(110,110),
             BarSize = 20,
             MinWidth = 10,
             Pad=8,
             filename = 'Plot')

The cropped version of the plot:

Could you let me know if you got this working? Are you using the Home, Professional, Education, or Enterprise version of Windows?

I've got some intermittent issues too. I am looking for a solution that is consistent and reliable.

Variadic functions are what I was looking for, thank you. The number of parameters, which are additional functions, are known. The purpose of this was to call another function which takes variadic parameters, but my use has more steps before the child call

@Joakim Danielson, Thanks! Creating another variable to represent the latest value is also a good suggestion!

@BrightLights I am running into same issue, were you able to found any solution?

@Warren Burton, Thanks! Yes, I'm sure it's a sorting performance problem. Each time the user tap the app, there're tens to hundreds of calculations are working depending on the latest sorted value. I have tried to use async/await, the result is not that good, still feels stuck.

@Iorem ipsum, thanks! If you do not use relationship arrays, how do you design SwiftData models? Like this question, historyValueList should be a series of values, it seems there's no other way to store many values in SwiftData.

Use Counter.most_common() to sort by frequency and take the keys:

from collections import Counter

my_list = [3,8,11,8,3,2,1,2,3,3,2]
new_list = [x for x, _ in Counter(my_list).most_common()]
# new_list -> [3, 2, 8, 11, 1]

Did you ever find a solution to this?

float y_shapeBottom = m_shape->getPosition().y - (m_shape->getSize() / 2);
float y_shapeTop = m_shape->getPosition().y + (m_shape->getSize() / 2);

The + and - signs are reversed because the window's initial coordinate is in the upper-left corner. Corrected code:

float y_shapeBottom = m_shape->getPosition().y + (m_shape->getSize() / 2);
float y_shapeTop = m_shape->getPosition().y - (m_shape->getSize() / 2);

@GuruStron - yes, that's it - this is what I missed. Thank you!

m_shape->getSize() // sf::Vector2f

While in your code you perform

m_shape->getPosition().x + (m_shape->getSize() / 2)

Which is illegal since getPosition().x is a float. Are you sure you did not want to use m_shape->getSize().x?

I agree with the comment that C would be harder than C++ or another language, it's certainly possible to do in C. You would end up recreating a lot of C++ or object oriented features as part of your project framework - work you wouldn't have to do otherwise. But you'd learn a lot, which sounds like your goal.

Related question:

Converted a script (myscript.sh) to executable binary (myscript.sh.x) using shc, executing myscript.sh.x generates the same result as the original script myscript.sh.

856bb1fd13ae:/tmp# shc -f myscript.sh
856bb1fd13ae:/tmp# ls
myscript.sh      myscript.sh.x    myscript.sh.x.c
856bb1fd13ae:/tmp# ./myscript.sh
a test script
856bb1fd13ae:/tmp# ./myscript.sh.x
a test script
856bb1fd13ae:/tmp#

Now, saved the container as docker image, say alpine:shc.

22.04 root:~/alpine_nma_security# docker commit 856bb1fd13ae   alpine:shc
sha256:1f51389fb30af66f017686020375c680ce14a316b7e8728ca60746b0196e6c3f
22.04 root:~/alpine_nma_security# docker image list
REPOSITORY                                          TAG               IMAGE ID       CREATED          SIZE
alpine                                              shc               1f51389fb30a   8 seconds ago    214MB

Now, if I start a container from image alpine:shc, and execute the binary myscript.sh.x, which is saved in the image,

22.04 root:~/alpine_nma_security# docker run -it alpine:shc /bin/bash
0178c235a5b0:/# cd /tmp
0178c235a5b0:/tmp# ls
myscript.sh      myscript.sh.x    myscript.sh.x.c
0178c235a5b0:/tmp# ./myscript.sh
a test script
0178c235a5b0:/tmp# ./myscript.sh.x
./myscript.sh.x: ��H�������f]�c�-c
0178c235a5b0:/tmp#

The shc generated executable binary only works where it's generated?

Well, i know i can do it in other ways, but my point was to check if it can be done with pure numpy/torch in some "equivalent" method to a regex.

My goal is to filter regions in a differential field that show some derivate sign sequence but with a variable shape. I can easily just map positive derivates to "1", negatives to "-1", flats to "0", or whatever and use a regexp, but i thought maybe it was achievable natively in numpy :/.

I asked GPT5-Thinking-High, I would check it out:

https://chatgpt.com/s/t_690fd4917bb48191b7caf4000522f6d0

the shc is available for alpine:edge, but it's in the testing repo

Interesting. Happens to me if I use a buffer size of 10MB, but not when I use 5MB, yet you fail to reach maximum reading speed with a mere 3MB.

So it probably depends on the drive as well.

For some reason I cannot respond via Reply or Add Comments. So my apologies for adding this as an answer.

@DavidW

Thanks for pointing that out — you’re absolutely right that the release is new.
To clarify, this isn’t meant as a promotion or endorsement claim — I simply wanted to help people who were struggling to build the original project with newer PyTorch/CUDA versions. I’ve kept all the original license notices and attribution in place and documented every technical change in the repo.

When I said “community-maintained,” I just meant that I hope it can evolve into a collaborative fork if others find it useful. I appreciate you flagging the duplicate post; that was my mistake with multiple accounts and I’ve already corrected it.

When I try this approach, this line:

group_board_info = r_dict['data']['boards'][0]['groups']

results in this error for the use of the ['data']

TypeError: 'method' object is not subscriptable

I'm new to python and am slowly getting it to work with the Monday API. This is the problem that is humbling me currently.

Confusingly, the first argument to duckdb_create_list_value should be the type of the values in the list, not the type of the list itself. So, in your example, you would pass int_type, not list_type.

Whatever the rule is, you can write a function to test it. For example, perhaps you want to know if the array contains a 5, followed by a 7, which is followed by a 9. This could be done using a few vectorized operations, such as in Numpy first occurrence of value greater than existing value. For more complicated rules, you'll have to loop through the numbers in the array, using the same kinds of logic used in regex matching. For example, maybe you want to test if a row has a 5 followed by a 7 followed by a 9, with only negative numbers between the 5 and the 7. I don't think that can be done without a loop.

Source file names may not be human readable for several reasons related to compilation, caching, and module loading processes:

• When a module is loaded, the system checks if the source has changed and may compile or cache bytecode to optimize loading speed. These cached or compiled files often have encoded or hashed names that differ from the original readable source name.

• Source files may be automatically transformed or managed by the language tools or package managers, producing intermediate representations or artifacts with less human-friendly names used internally.

• For Raku specifically, module files (.rakumod or .pm6) can declare multiple modules or classes internally, decoupling file names from module names to allow flexible naming and packaging conventions.

• File naming conventions and module structures may also follow filesystem or namespace constraints, where characters are sanitized or encoded to comply with rules, resulting in names less immediately clear to humans.

In summary, the discrepancy between readable source code module names and actual filenames on disk often arises due to tooling optimization, language runtime requirements, or packaging designs that emphasize correct, fast loading and module namespace management over purely human readability.

This explanation aligns with common observations reported by Raku developers and on platforms like Stack Overflow regarding module source file handling.raku+1​

It seems the font is "cropped" on your image, to fit in the box/input. You might trying changing the paddings, setting them all to 0 to start, and see how it changes

Thanks for @herrstrietzel

 descent-override: 40%;

only this line was needed, and now font is perfect inside the input box.

2025 Update

1. Go to Project in the top menu bar.

2. Click Add Resource.

3. Select Icon.

A placeholder icon named icon1.ico will be created next to your .vcxproj file. Simply replace it with your own icon (keeping the same file name) and rebuild the project.

If I understand your question, the answer to the first step is in your question description.

Each service modifies shared data without publishing the results to other services.

Do not try to sync data across services until you know which service owns each piece of data.

The simplest first step is to move to a single database.

Get all the services to share a single transactional data store or have each service publish their outcomes (not transient state but the end state once they finish processing the data) to a common read model that reflects the eventual correct state of the data.

This is the first step toward a more manageable outcome.

Once you have this working, you can look at the service boundaries and figure out which service owns which data (not entities, but fields).

Make sense?

Correct order and variables:

NVM_VERSION="v0.40.3"

NVM_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com /nvm-sh/nvm/${NVM_VERSION}/install.sh" TMP_INSTALL="/tmp/nvm-install.sh"

NVM_DIR="$HOME/.nvm"

The fully expanded URL is: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh /nvm/v0.40.3/install.sh

Safe download + review commands: curl -fsSL "$NVM_URL" -o "$TMP_INSTALL" head -n 200 "$TMP_INSTALL" # review the installer

There is a way to trick GROUPBY to refer to two different value columns. It works by using the function FILTER inside the LAMBDA wrapper and passing not the values, but the row fields grouping column again to LAMBDA. Here is a link to a YouTube video with a detailed explanation what to do and why it works: https://youtu.be/b3Z2Bi5MnOA

In your case, because you first need to sum up the values and then divide the results, you will need to use inside the LAMBDA wrapper the function SUM wrapped around FILTER with first column divided by SUM wrapped around FILTER with second column.

Would something like this work? Not sure if it's more performant, but maybe a little?

javascript

const as_obj = data.reduce((accum, curr) => {
  const { category_name, isparent, parent } = curr;

  if (isparent && accum[category_name]) {
    // This is a parent, but we've already seen one of its children;
    // we created the parent key for that already.
    return accum;
  }

  if (isparent && !accum[category_name]) {
    // This is the first time we've seen the parent key, creating an object for it.
    return { ...accum, [category_name]: { ...curr, children: [] } };
  }

  if (parent && !accum[parent]) {
    // We haven't seen this child's parent yet, but we'll make a place for it.
    accum[parent] = { category_name, children: [] };
  }

  const children = [ ...accum[parent].children, curr];

  return { ...accum, [parent]: { ...accum.parent, children } };

}, {});

const res = Object.values(as_obj);

It looks like your main issue is with the JDBC URL and user setup, but if you want a more streamlined solution, our platform can deploy any JIRA Data Center version with PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, or MSSQL. It handles all database configuration automatically—including the correct JDBC URL, schema, and user permissions—so JIRA can connect right away without manual tweaks.

👉 You can check it out here:https://artio5.gumroad.com/l/igirrd

I wanted to share an update for those following GroundingDINO development. Because the original repository hasn’t received updates in quite some time, I’ve created and published an up-to-date, fully compatible fork that brings the project current with modern tool-chains.

📦 New release: groundingdino-cu128 on PyPI

• Supports PyTorch 2.7 and CUDA 12.8

• Modernized C++/CUDA extension (migrated from TH/THC → ATen/Torch)

• C++17 build system, cleaner setup for Linux and containerized environments

• Ready-to-Run Docker image w\ PyTorch & CUDA support built-in

• minimal tests included for reproducibility

• Learn more, star and fork my repo at GhostCipher

All original license terms (Apache 2.0) and attributions have been preserved in full.
The fork’s changes are limited to modernization, packaging, and build maintenance—no original intellectual property or authorship has been altered or removed.

-GhostCipher

Thanks for the advice, but thats not it, I built both to release.

Briefly: combine the "Membership" and "Product" tables into a single table. Add an enum or equivalent to distinguish the types. For special discount, or fees, add an auxiliary table. That discount/fee table would have a column with the enum, and a date range. Some rows would be global, others linked to specific membership/products. Perhaps with a many-to-many linking table. For custom items, they go in the main table with other indicators as necessary. The hardest part is coming up with the name of the Membership+Product table :-)

### Overview:

The primary issue appears to be that the Cloud Build pipeline for deploying your application is not being executed. This is evidenced by the absence of recent Cloud Build builds and the lack of configured Cloud Build triggers. Consequently, no Cloud Run services are being deployed. While the service accounts have the necessary permissions, the deployment process itself is not being initiated. I ran `gcloud builds list` and found no recent Cloud Build builds. I also ran `gcloud builds triggers list` and found no Cloud Build triggers configured. Furthermore, I ran `gcloud run services list --region=us-central1`, `gcloud run services list --region=us-east1`, and `gcloud run services list --region=europe-west1` and found no Cloud Run services deployed in these regions. There were also no error logs for Cloud Build or Cloud Run revisions in the specified timeframe.

### Recommended fixes:

* **Configure Cloud Build Triggers:** You need to set up Cloud Build triggers to automatically start builds when changes are pushed to your source repository. This will initiate the CI/CD pipeline.

* **Verify `cloudbuild.yaml`:** Ensure that your `cloudbuild.yaml` file is correctly defined in your source repository and specifies the steps to build your application and deploy it to Cloud Run.

* **Specify Cloud Run Deployment Region:** When deploying to Cloud Run, ensure that you specify the desired region for your services. If you intend to deploy to a region other than the ones checked, you will need to adjust your deployment configuration accordingly.

Are you assuming this line would work, magically ?

newFragment.arguments = bundleOf("uri" to uri)

Nevertheless, I am trying to use the PdfViewer composable itself, with "1.0.0-alpha11" dependency, and this minimalist code doesn't work out-of-the-box.

/* dependency-libraries
androidx.pdf:pdf-compose:$version
androidx.pdf:pdf-document-service:$version
*/

@Composable
fun PdfViewerScreen(
    fileUri: android.net.Uri // "content://..."
) {
    val context = LocalContext.current.applicationContext // Just-in-case
    val state = remember { androidx.pdf.compose.PdfViewerState() }
    var doc by remember { mutableStateOf<androidx.pdf.PdfDocument?>(null) }

    LaunchedEffect(fileUri) {
        doc = androidx.pdf.SandboxedLoader(
                context, 
                Dispatchers.IO
            ).openDocument(fileUri)
    }

    DisposableEffect(doc) {
        onDispose { doc?.close() } // Closable PdfDocument
    }

    doc?.also {
        androidx.pdf.compose.PdfViewer(
            modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize(),
            pdfDocument = doc,
            state = state
        )
    }
}

What also bothers me is that there's no Loading-State callbacks, error callbacks ?

I can't repost for another 1.30h

How can you represent inheritance in a database? How do you effectively model inheritance in a database? etc etc etc How much research effort is expected of Stack Overflow users? https://stackoverflow.com/help

Why is "normalization" there? Replacing a supertype table with subtype tables in not DB normalization. What does "break normalization" mean? What does "completely breaking normalization" mean? How exactly is it happening with what design?

Adding to other answers - another option could be to use defaultdict from collections built-in module to pre-define dream_makers values as lists, like this:

from collections import defaultdict

dream_makers = defaultdict(list)
...
dream = input("what are your dreams")
dream_makers[name].append(dream)

I know this is an old thread but perhaps this might help new users:

Useful links for new complied versions can be found here:

https://mupdf.readthedocs.io/en/1.26.11/

https://github.com/ArtifexSoftware/mupdf

https://mupdf.com/releases?product=MuPDF

This web site allows free use of MuTool on line:

https://www.sejda.com/split-pdf-down-the-middle

If you use Windows and Chocolatey then:

choco install mupdf

will install the latest version.

Syntax is:

mutool poster -r -x 2 1.pdf 1a.pdf
D:\Downloads\mupdf-1.26.2-windows>mutool poster
usage: mutool poster [options] input.pdf [output.pdf]
        -p -    password
        -m -    margin (overlap) between pages (pts, or %)
        -x      x decimation factor
        -y      y decimation factor
        -r      split right-to-left

and so this:

mutool poster -r -x 2 1.pdf 1a.pdf

will 'cut' a dual page PDF into a single multipage PDF of separate left & right pages.

See also:

https://commandmasters.com/commands/mutool-common/

Ten years down the line, let me add my two cents, using the astropy library.

is underrated. The users that keep the best time are astronomers. Similar to using high precision Julian Date. Most high precision time calculations should be based on astronomical time, see "Explanatory Supplement to the Astronomical Almanac"

Now that you know the add-on limitations, you should redesign your solution.

For anyone seeing ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED on localhost:5173 in Edge with Vite/React: check Edge DevTools → Network. Mine was set to Offline for that tab, so all requests (including Vite’s HMR/WebSocket and my /health fetch) were blocked. Changing it back to No throttling and hard-refreshing fixed it. This was a DevTools setting, not a Vite or backend issue.

The problem was caused by the lack of Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable, once installed everything works perfectly.

You need to use prematch in all child decoders, or use siblings decoders in case each child decoder is designed to extract only specific field.

Solved (in the comments, by @BugFinder, profile https://stackoverflow.com/users/687262/bugfinder): I needed to go to "Build Profiles" under File

Downgrade node version to 22 it solve the problem.

Worked for me also. Just change to devices list to

devices.append(AudioUtilities.CreateDevice(dev)).FriendlyName
To return names.

Apparently it is not possible to do with the tb-entity-subtype-select entity.

However, I was able to do it by just using mat-form-field. And it works just fine

<mat-form-field fxFlex class="mat-block">
    <mat-label>Title</mat-label>
    <mat-select
        fxFlex
        class="mat-block"
        formControlName="formName"
        [required]="true"
        [showLabel]="true"
    >             
        <input matInput formControlName="formName" required>
        <mat-option value="Option 1">Option 1</mat-option>
        <mat-option value="Option 2">Option 2</mat-option>
    </mat-select>
</mat-form-field>

With OVMF prebuilt by https://github.com/rust-osdev/ovmf-prebuilt/ it works well.

i also attempted to reproduce this and i dont see a problem. edit the snippet, add HTML, and/or say what browser and OS you had the problem with

I tried to reproduce the issue with editing your question (converting it into code snippet), but I don't see the same. Please, edit it the snippet so we can see the issue. Also, please tell us what you tested the issue on.

Upgrades happen at the component based level. You can run this quietly but add onto the end of the command line /l*v <pathToLog> Once the upgrade is complete, search the log file for the component GUID that is not upgrading.

Usually it will show some reason why it's not upgrading the file attached to that component.

Faced the same problem

1. reinstalled CUDA tOOLKIT 12.4

2. removed all old versions of CUDA tools from add/remove progam files

3. went to visual studio 2022 installer and repaired community studio and build tools

   Magically I can build now!

Answering my own question:

When I look at the actual throughput metric (numRecordsInPerSecond) of the Map functions, it is similar for both case 1 and case 3. My mistake was to infer something about the throughput based on the metrics shown in the overview. However, the number of records that go out in the upstream operator increases with the number of side outputs. I wrongly assumed that each unique record is only counted once, even if it sent to multiple outputs.

I would abandon the ints and just go with the guids. I see no evidence that ints are faster.

#include <stdio.h>

void diziyi_yazdir(int dizi[], int uzunluk) {
    for (int i = 0; i < uzunluk; i++) {
        printf("%d ", dizi[i]);
    }
    printf("\n");
}

void permutasyon_yazdir(int dizi[], int uzunluk, int index) {
    if (index == uzunluk) {
        diziyi_yazdir(dizi, uzunluk);
        return;
    }

    for (int i = index; i < uzunluk; i++) {
        // swap
        int temp = dizi[index];
        dizi[index] = dizi[i];
        dizi[i] = temp;

        // recurse
        permutasyon_yazdir(dizi, uzunluk, index + 1);

        // backtrack (restore)
        temp = dizi[index];
        dizi[index] = dizi[i];
        dizi[i] = temp;
    }
}

int main() {
    int dizi[4] = {1, 2, 3, 4};
    permutasyon_yazdir(dizi, 4, 0);
    return 0;
}


this is the corrected code

What worked for me was

$('#my-select').children().text("yourTextHere").prop("selected", true);

Assalam-e-Alaikum

MY name is Rohan

I live in Hyderabad Sindh

I am electrical Deploma 3year Qasmabad Hyderabad Sindh

I am Apply for job Electrical

Department

I am request for submit

Is it a good example of dynamic_cast https://developernote.com/2025/11/an-interface-segregation-principle-isp-example/ ? Does it break some principles?

On this thread an Apple Engineer provided the solution to the problem.

Apparently privacySensitive() only takes effect if the user deactivates Show Complication Data for Always On in the Watch Settings. In order to overwrite the user's choice you need to add the Data Protection entitlement as documented here. By doing that, you prevent the widget to access/show any privacy sensitive data.

i had the same problem before and i recommend just reinstalling VScode