Is there a way to count the number of times a person is scheduled to work at a specific time? I have a calendar in Excel by month, with the employes scheduled at 2 time slots per day, throughout the omonth. and I have tried all versions of countif to return the number of shifts per employee and get no actual data, so I am counting them manually. I have tried the Countifs and it wont work. Is there another formula to help?
Just noting that this also affects Chromium browsers on macOS. Currently reproducing this issue in Brave browser Version 1.76.81 Chromium: 134.0.6998.166 running under macOS 15.3.2.
I would also recommend checking your security group rules configured in your ECS service. It should allow inbound traffic for HTTP from your ip address range. This was my issue.
As far as I know, there is no magic and complete way to do so.
However, you may consider making an API using Django and use something else to build an Android app that consumes the API. If you want to stay as close as possible to Python ecosystem, Flask may be a good choice.
Of course, that's way more than converting a Django project to an Android app.
I had to save the board state for each move made when Minimax was called and analyze them individually. This allowed me to track the moves and notice that the board state was not being updated correctly. I’ve now resolved the issue. The problem was related to how I was passing my board state (piecesPos). I was retrieving and passing the wrong board state, which caused Minimax to make incorrect or suboptimal moves. Thank you all for your contributions; it is greatly appreciated.
Renaming to piecesPosCopy and using piecesPos
This was getting the actual board state to use when min max is called.
int minMax(List<String> piecesPosCopy, int depth, bool isMaximizing, int alpha, int beta) {
// Base case: if depth is 0 or the game is over, return the evaluation
if (depth == 0 || isGameOver(piecesPos)) {
return evaluateBoard(piecesPos);
}
if (isMaximizing) {
int maxEval = -9999; // Initialize to a very low value
for (int i = 0; i < piecesPos.length; i++) {
if (piecesPos[i][0] == "B" || piecesPos[i][0] == "O") {
List<int> possibleMoves = getPossibleMoves(piecesPos, i);
for (int move in possibleMoves) {
// Save the current state
List<String> saveState = List.from(piecesPos);
// Make the move
performMultitakeAnim = false;
makeMove(piecesPos, i, move);
// Recursive call
int eval = minMax(piecesPos, depth - 1, false, alpha, beta);
// Restore the state
piecesPos = List.from(saveState);
// Update maxEval
maxEval = max(maxEval, eval);
alpha = max(alpha, eval);
// Alpha-Beta Pruning
if (beta <= alpha) {
break;
}
}
}
}
return maxEval;
} else {
int minEval = 9999; // Initialize to a very high value
for (int i = 0; i < piecesPos.length; i++) {
if (piecesPos[i][0] == "W" || piecesPos[i][0] == "Q") {
List<int> possibleMoves = getPossibleMoves(piecesPos, i);
for (int move in possibleMoves) {
// Save the current state
List<String> saveState = List.from(piecesPos);
// Make the move
performMultitakeAnim = false;
makeMove(piecesPos, i, move);
// Recursive call
int eval = minMax(piecesPos, depth - 1, true, alpha, beta);
// Restore the state
piecesPos = List.from(saveState);
// Update minEval
minEval = min(minEval, eval);
beta = min(beta, eval);
// Alpha-Beta Pruning
if (beta <= alpha) {
break;
}
}
}
}
return minEval;
}
}
You must create the app within the power bi report on Power BI Service not the desktop. This ensures the PowerBIIntegration.Refresh() function is embedded in the app.
For those who might still be experiencing this issue:
This problem mainly occurs for countries or IP addresses that are subject to software sanctions by Google and its subsidiaries.
First, obtain a VPN with an IP address that is not under sanctions. Then delete the ".gradle" folder from the project and also delete the main ".gradle" folder of the system from the following location:
Windows: C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\.gradle
Linux: ~/.gradle/
After that, connect the VPN and run the project.
It will take a few minutes for Gradle to download, and the project will run correctly.
i had another variant than the causes mentioned in the issue: i was getting the error in lib A, but the error was that lib B (referenced by lib A) had a wrong "name" in the package.json
I found the best method by comparing for subsequent characters or letters, all other methods did not really work, if the differences in the string length were too big.
I had the situation in ComfyUI to find a lora by it's name, which was extracted from an images metadata and which had to be compared against a list of installed lora's. The main difficulty is, that the locally installed loras are all modified in their names, so that the names are still similar, but not matching.
A method like "Jaccard similarity" or other quantizations did not work and gave sometimes even results for completely different names, but where the amount of matching characters was even better, than the correct name.
So I've wrote a method, to compare two strings for subsequent characters. To make it a bit more complicated: the lora names to find are in a list, to compare with another list containing the locally installed loras. The best matches will the be stored in a dict.
# get a list of loras
model_list = folder_paths.get_filename_list("loras")
loras = {}
for lora in lora_list:
similarity = 0
# clean the string up from everything not ordinary
# and set it to lowercase
lora_name = os.path.splitext(os.path.split(str(lora).lower())[1])[0]
lora_name = re.sub('\W+',' ', lora_name.replace("lora", "").replace(" ", " ")).strip()
for item in model_list:
# clean the string and set it to lowercase
item_name = re.sub('\W+',' ', os.path.splitext(os.path.split(item.lower())[1])[0]).strip()
# get the shorter string first
n1, n2 = (item_name, lora_name) if len(lora_name) > len(item_name) else (lora_name, item_name)
set0 = (set(n1) & set(n2)) # build a set for same chars in both strings
n1_word = ""
n1_size = 0 # substring size
n1_sum = 0 # similarity counter
# check for subsequent characters
for letter in n1:
if letter in set0: # if it exists in both strings ...
# reassemble parts of the string
n1_word += letter
if n2.find(n1_word) > -1: # check for existence
n1_size += 1 # increase size
else: # end of similarity
if n1_size > 1: # if 2 or more were found before
n1_sum += n1_size
# reset for next iteration
n1_size = 1
n1_word = letter
else: # does not exist in both strings
# end of similarity
if n1_size > 1:
n1_sum += n1_size # if 2 or more were found before
# prepare for next new letter
n1_size = 0
n1_word = ""
if n1_size > 1: # if 2 or more were found at last
n1_sum += n1_size
# get score related to the first (shorter) strings length
n1_score = float(n1_sum / len(n1))
if n1_score > similarity:
similarity = n1_score
best_match = [item,]
best_match = best_match[0]
loras.update({best_match: lora_list[lora]})
So this gives me the best result and fails only, if there is really no locally installed lora with the characteristics of the description in the base list.
LogLayer is an abstraction layer over many Javascript / Typescript loggers. You can even use multiple loggers like Pino and Winston together, or even cloud providers like DataDog.
They're different because GetWindowText() gives you the TitleBar text of the window, whereas GetWindowModuleFileName() gives you the path to the executable that's running the window.
Turns out this had nothing to do with CORS or with Angular's management of credentials - it had to do with Angular's lifecycle. See - I was calling CheckAuthStatus (a function that sends an httpClient request to and endpoint in my backend that expects a jwt token in an httpOnly cookie), from app.component.ts inside of an ngOnInit().
Apparently, even though I was subscribing to the observable returned from that function, angular doesn't check (likely because it can't as its an httpOnly cookie) that the credentials have been bound to the request by the browser before sending the request.
I figured this out by manually adding a button that calls checkAuthStatus, and the credentials came through! Leading me to the conclusion that it was a timing problem, rather than a configuration one.
TLDR:
If you call a function in ngOnInit() without allowing time for angular/the browser to load, all credentials you send will send as null - as nothing is bound. Simply set a setTimeout or rxjs delay - and you're golden.
I am facing issue to connect and post on Facebook pages which are added under business portfolio, as I don’t have business _management advance access approved.
If there any way to do without that permission ? Can someone help me to get advance access approval if that must require?
using UnityEngine;
public class newmonoBehaviour : MonoBehaviour
{
public float rotationspeed;
public GameObject onCollectEffect;
// Start is called once before the first execution of Update after the MonoBehaviour is created
void Start()
{
}
// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
transform.rotate(0, rotationspeed, 0);
}
private void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other) {
if (other.CompareTag("Player")) {
}
// Destroy the collectible
Destroy(gameObject);
// instantiate the particle effect
Instantiate(onCollectEffect, transform.position, transform.rotation);
}
}
}
Yes, as far as I know JNI is still the only option to call a Java method from C. There are no alternatives currently in Project Panama for calling Java from native C.
from enum import StrEnum, auto
class Color(StrEnum):
RED = auto()
GREEN = auto()
BLUE = auto()
@classmethod
def __iter__(cls):
return iter(cls.__members__.values())
Well, following the advice of everyone who answered my question, I think I've managed to solve the problem.
1-Creating pointers in the constructor and destroying them in the structure's destructor was definitely a very bad idea. It was causing most of the problem.
2-Casting using a type that is not of a fixed size also turned out to be a serious mistake.
3-I also remove the MyMemcpy function and am no longer trying to copy the entire structure (just its members).
4-Add a byte of size to the array to fit the end-of-string character '\0'
Program returned: 0
Program stdout
0x26590330 0x26590350
0x26590370 0x26590390
0x265903b0 0x265903d0
0x265903f0 0x26590410
Note: I tagged the post with "C." It was later edited by a moderator, who changed the tag to C++... He'll know what he's doing. So don't make a mountain out of a grain of sand.
It seems that the best approach to this is to achieve it via the data or a file based approach. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Internals-Plumbing-and-Porcelain
I won't record the details here as I don't really know what I'm talking about, and I'm still little the wiser, so it won't help anyone for me to mislead them with the details of my answer.
In essence I've tried to make essentially deleting stuff a less naive and therefor more acceptable solution than it would have been when I first posed the question.
You have to send the whole tokenizationData.token over to monext in the authorization request. The API accepts a card object and part of the card object is the paymentData object. See the below link for more information:
It turns out that this issue was happening due to a missing SSL binding for that port as I am trying to use "https".
Confirm the missing of binding using netsh:
Running netsh command to show the current bindings did not show anything for the port 20001
netsh http show sslcert
Fix the binding:
To fix this we need to do the following:
Running the following command in a command prompt (with administrative privileges) creates a new Self signed Cert (if it does not exist already) and binds the localhost port 20001 to that cert.
The IIS Express folder is generally located inside the program files (x86) folder even in windows 11. Inside the IIS Express folder, we have many utilities such as the IisExpressAdminCmd that accepts a param called "setupsslUrl", which further requires an url param and a cert param. In the above case, for the url, I have specified https://localhost:2001 and the cert is a self-signed cert.
In my case, I already had the IIS Express Cert in the "Trusted Root Certificates" section in the windows certificate manager (certmgr). So running the command created a new binding with that cert to port 20001.
Confirmation of the changes:
I confirmed it by running a netsh command in a command prompt (with administrative privileges).
netsh http show sslcert
the output showed:
Then I opened the certificate manager (certmgr.msc or msc.exe)
Running the site:
After that I ran the C# project from Visual Studio 2022 and it did not give me an error and the web site loaded correctly.
I have just quick tested your settings. Created new canvas with one image filling the screen second image with rect tr. top and bottom on 450 and copying rest of what you have and the result is that gamemode UI perfectly matches the scene view one. Only difference I see that your canvas Rect Transform have scale 0,51 The scale could be problem I remember first time fiddling out with UI and changing canvas size but here if I change it manually to 0,51 I still have correct result. But I also see that you have height to 974,31 and if I change that, then the stripe will become uneven. I just dont understand how it got messed up when you have correctly Screen Space Overlay
Did you ever figure this out? The only reply you got makes zero sense, and I also cannot figure out how to just select the user from the trigger in the response part of the workflow.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Did you ever figure this out
When unsure, I recommend looking at well known open source applications that have the functionality that you wish to make. As an example Air is a well known process spawner that monitors for file changes and restarts applications on change. They implement the start and kill process like this:
func (e *Engine) killCmd(cmd *exec.Cmd) (pid int, err error) {
pid = cmd.Process.Pid
// https://stackoverflow.com/a/44551450
kill := exec.Command("TASKKILL", "/T", "/F", "/PID", strconv.Itoa(pid))
if e.config.Build.SendInterrupt {
if err = kill.Run(); err != nil {
return
}
time.Sleep(e.config.killDelay())
}
err = kill.Run()
// Wait releases any resources associated with the Process.
_, _ = cmd.Process.Wait()
return pid, err
}
func (e *Engine) startCmd(cmd string) (*exec.Cmd, io.ReadCloser, io.ReadCloser, error) {
var err error
if !strings.Contains(cmd, ".exe") {
e.runnerLog("CMD will not recognize non .exe file for execution, path: %s", cmd)
}
c := exec.Command("powershell", cmd)
stderr, err := c.StderrPipe()
if err != nil {
return nil, nil, nil, err
}
stdout, err := c.StdoutPipe()
if err != nil {
return nil, nil, nil, err
}
c.Stdout = os.Stdout
c.Stderr = os.Stderr
err = c.Start()
if err != nil {
return nil, nil, nil, err
}
return c, stdout, stderr, err
}
I was lucky to meet this problem in small project. It contained a long string (JS function) written in my code as
s:='...'#13#10+
'...'#13#10+
... - dozen or two lines unable to accept breakpoint. Solution was to teplace the code with Tfile.readalltext('Jawasctipt.txt'). I suppose my Delphi11.3 to use DWARF not strong enough to resist such stupidity - it provided address in random place not far before start of demanded breakpoint line implementing code (sometimes I observed an access violations in previous line)
# 1. Tap mongodb with brew
brew tap mongodb/brew
# 2. Update brew
brew update
# 3. Install mongodb community version
brew install [email protected]
# 4. Run mongodb in the background
brew services start [email protected]
# 5. Verify mongodb is running in background
brew services list
- name: Update package list
apt:
update_cache: yes
- name: install google sdk
apt:
name: "google-cloud-sdk"
install_recommends: no
state: present
register: result
until: result is not failed
retries: 5
delay: 5
Так происходит, когда вы загружаете таблицу в Power Pivot из Power Query, а затем переименовываете запрос в Power Query. При передаче таблиц из Query в Pivot автоматически создаются подключения. Их можно у видеть там же, где и подключения к внешним данным. Когда вы переименовываете запрос в Query и затем снова загружаете таблицу в Pivot, создается новое подключение с новым именем, но старое не удаляется автоматически, именно оно и не дает удалить старую таблицу из Pivot. Чтобы легко удалить таблицу из Power Pivot, нужно сначала удалить ее подключение из списка подключений (на вкладке Данные).
I know this is old, but I ran across the issue and found a simpler solution. However, it is possible that the fix was something added to astropy since this discussion. My solution was to put the URL in the parse line:
In my experience, removing \centering reduces vertical margins. The image is not as centered as before although the horizontal shift is small due to the image allowed space. So check if you are fine with the new position.
You can manually control the movement if needed, it is defined under specification on Manual Control.
However, in AnyLogic transporters only move "forward". If you want to rotate the animation only by 180 degrees just for the purpose of presentation, you can rotate only the presentation items; no need to have it really go backwards. I have done this before with trucks; when they go in reverse it is still just a normal movement from A->B, however I rotate the 3D object so that it looks like it is in reverse.
As far as I understand you need to create a calendar subscription using a webcal:// link, simply adding a file won't result in further fetches from the calendar application.
For example see webcal://www.detroitlions.com/api/addToCalendar/ag/d .
A large number of answers involve removing access controls that are intended to prevent remote users from using the included management pages to reconfigure your server, which could be dangerous if your server is exposed to untrusted networks such as the Internet and if you haven't removed those management pages.
There are multiple pages in the Wampserver's documentation and forum that suggest you should be setting up new virtual hosts for your web applications instead:
Consider using the built-in tools to set up a new virtual host for your server's IP/hostname/FQDN, and those virtual hosts can have more permissive access controls.
Se que esta es una pregunta antigua, pero la mejor forma de saber que versiones de Net. Framework tienes instaladas, es revisando las llaves de registro. Puedes usar el siguiente comando de PowerShell:
Get-ChildItem 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP' -Recurse | Get-ItemProperty -Name version -EA 0 | Where { $_.PSChildName -Match '^(?!S)\p{L}'} | Select PSChildName, version
Como indicaron otros, usar la estructura de carpetas en C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET no es un buen método, ya que todas las versiones de 4.x usan la carpeta 4.0 como base
In Java things like this can happen easily. From what I know, there might be two main reasons for your problem:
The original WINDOWS-1251 in your XML data is lost during serialization or deserialization. This might be because the way your converter(WINDOWS-1251) is interpretating the byte sequences in Cyrillic Characters differs from the way UTF-8(The default Java encoder) does. Therefore, Java instinctively chose the default encoder that might not be able to do the job. If this is the root of your problem, please consider the following suggestions: You can either try to decode JSON message using two versions, picking the one that can handle the respective Cyrillic byte sequence, or you could try to use an universal Unicode converter, as this post that I found suggests: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serialization/system-text-json/character-encoding
Another obvious reason that you should consider is that WINDOWS-1251 is not the best encoder to consider for what are you trying to accomplish here. Take a look at this documentation: Making object JSON serializable with regular encoder - this is another stack overflow post that discusses handling custom encoders.
All the answers are good, but I suggest to do a custom Run Script in Build Phases to change dynamically the Bundle Identifier name. Is more difficult, but its the answer for some cases like copy GoogleServices-Info.plist if you are using flavors (change flavor instead of environment)
Just like Jay mentioned, you need to check that all the permissions on the DB account are setup correctly. I found the solution on the documents from MS Learn.
I'd suggest running a yarn tsc then yarn --cwd packages/backend build to see if the build works locally first. This should give you more detailed errors.
We had the same issue trying to use an account with MFA disabled (it's a service account used for setting up gateways which require MFA disabled, but that's another story) but where the tenant conditional access policy says MFA is required.
To confirm this is your issue, go to Entra and look for the sign-in logs for the user: this will tell you whether MFA was used/required.
To resolve: add the service account to the exclusions within MS Entra | Conditional Access | Overview | Policies
Running into this same problem as I have objects structured with different top levels objects but within each object I have different paths for month/day combinations.
What is shown here is what works. What DID NOT work was that in this section the package reference for Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Design said version 9.0.0. But, all the other package references said version 9.0.3.
In the NuGet package manager it showed all my packages as being up to date - including Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Design with 9.0.0 being the latest available for it.
I manually edited the csproj file and changed all the references that said 9.0.3 to 9.0.0 and then it started working again.
will I be billed for CPU time while waiting on that external API
Yes.
The CPU is not actively being used, so it would make sense if I was not billed
You are billed for as long as a function is in the middle of invocation, from the time it starts to the time it returns a response. The busy-ness of the CPU is never the issue - what matters is that the CPU is allocated and available to perform work during an invocation. The only time you are not billed for CPU on a given server instance is if there are no active requests for that instance (eventually allowing it to scale down).
Gen 2 functions improve on this by allowing multiple concurrent requests, so that they all share the same total billing time. You will want to read this documentation to better understand how it works. Specifically:
When setting concurrency higher than one request at a time, multiple requests can share the allocated CPU and memory of an instance.
You're on the right track. I do a ton of this in my day job as an AWS TAM for an MSP**
RE: Reduce delay in cost awareness**: Teams should know about unexpected costs as soon as possible.
AWS Budgets allows gives you a few options here. You can not only set up spend-based alert thresholds, which could go to your email address, but I would use a distro. There are also some newer AI-oriented anomaly detection functions also.
RE: Identify wasted resources easily: Instead of playing a guessing game, we should pinpoint which resources are consuming costs unnecessarily.
Two options jump out at me here:
#1 The AWS Trusted Advisor report. This is an in-depth spreadsheet sent out to clients with enterprise-grade support levels, meaning partner-led support with a 3rd party accredited support provider, AWS OnRamp, or AWS Enterprise-level support tiers.
This report tells you exactly which servers are grossly oversized and other components that could be optimized, archived, or downscaled to save money.
#2 There's a module for an opensource tool called PowerPipe called "Thrifty", which can assist there also.
The AWS console under Cost Explorer will also show you your available instance reservation options and/or savings plans.
RE:Find top cost contributors: Generate a report showing the top 5-10 resources that are contributing to high costs.
I would highly encourage you to learn how AWS Cost Allocation tags work. There are defaults which will give you what you're asking for, but there's some much more advanced and granular options with what are called "User Generated" Cost allocation tags.
RE: Questions I Need Help With Should I build a unified multi-cloud system, or is that too ambitious for a beginner?
If you are new to cloud infrastructure, I would definitely not start off with a multi-cloud environment. Even if you weren't a beginner, there needs to be a very compelling reason to chase "best in breed" services across a provider boundary. This is almost always more hassle than it's worth.
The issue was caused by storing unix timestamp as a 32-bit float. Since a float32 cannot accurately represent large unix timestamps, precision was lost, causing the timestamp to remain constant for long periods before updating in steps.
Thank you for your correction and your code. Relly intresting
Just a doubt.
I don't want to change ALL the default queries in all the archive page but just in a grid loop through the "id Query". In simple words: in the archive page I will have al the posts that among to the archive category in a long loop. Before that loop I want to have a different and smaller loop with the main post i.e. the posts I want to highlight.
I have the same problem, I was using SQLite, but is too slow with a lot of records, so I tried to use Dexie on Mobile, however, it only worked on web...
