import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# Assuming your 10 series are in a list
series_list = [s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, s6, s7, s8, s9, s10]
fig, axes = plt.subplots(5, 2, figsize=(12, 15))
axes = axes.flatten()
for i, s in enumerate(series_list):
axes[i].hist(s, bins=20, edgecolor='k')
axes[i].set_title(f'Series {i+1} Distribution')
plt.tight_layout()
plt.show()
import seaborn as sns
sns.kdeplot(s, ax=axes[i], fill=True)
Of course, if you do the maths, you will find the number of possible permutations - an impractical situation to deal with. A rather easier and more manageable way could be to get a sample of 50 permutations is to generate the 50 random permutations directly, without ever needing to list or store all the possible ones. You can easily generate a random vector of length 50 consisting of numbers from 1 to 50. And pick up the elements from the indexed locations and save it in a new vector.
TypeScript Alone: Uses tsc or esbuild for compilation. Slower but mature, supports all TS features. Best for small/medium projects or when simplicity is key.
TypeScript with SWC: Uses SWC for faster transpilation (10-20x faster than tsc). Less mature, may miss some TS features. Best for large projects needing speed, often paired with tsc --noEmit for type checking.
When to Use:
TypeScript Alone: Default for most Vite projects, especially if simple or using advanced TS features.
SWC: Use for large projects with slow builds, but test compatibility and consider tsc for type safety.
public synchronized boolean addToList(String key, Item item) {
Collection<Item> list = theMap.get(key);
if (list == null) {
list = new ArrayList<Item>(); // or, if you prefer, some other List, a Set, etc...
theMap.put(key, list );
}
return list.add(item);
}
I’m also facing a similar issue in Unity. At first, I thought the audio I was sending to ElevenLabs might be corrupted or invalid. But after testing the API in a Node.js web app, I encountered the same problem.
I also tried using ElevenLabs’ WebSocket Explorer. Interestingly, I received a valid response from the first audio chunk, but after that, the connection got stuck in a continuous ping/pong loop with no agent response.
Additionally, I tested with a .wav file encoded to base64 using Base64.Guru. That worked and returned a response for the first time after opening the wss connection. However, when I tried sending audio using ElevenLabs' built-in input encoder, the connection was immediately closed. It seems like the audio chunk might be in an incompatible or unsupported format, but I’m still trying to pinpoint the exact cause.
For comparison, I also tested this repo: https://github.com/mapluisch/OpenAI-Realtime-API-for-Unity. It's a real-time WebSocket implementation for OpenAI, and it follows a similar architecture. Interestingly, it works perfectly, which makes the ElevenLabs behavior even more puzzling.
Thank you and below is the final and updated code.
Sub CATMain()
'--------------------Define CATIA------------------------------------------
Dim CATIA
Dim MyDocument
Dim MyProduct
'Get CATIA or Launch it if necessary.
On Error Resume Next
Set CATIA = GetObject(, "CATIA.Application")
If CATIA Is Nothing Then
Set CATIA = CreateObject("CATIA.Application")
CATIA.Visible = True
End If
On Error GoTo 0
Set CATIA = GetObject("", "CATIA.Application")
Set MyDocument = CATIA.ActiveDocument
Set MyProduct = MyDocument.Product
MyRootPN = MyProduct.PartNumber
MyRootInstanceName = MyProduct.Name
Set oProductDoc = CATIA.ActiveDocument
Set oProdParameters = oProductDoc.Product.Parameters
Set oSel = oProductDoc.selection
oSel.Clear
' Only Select the Geometrical sets with name "Protection Set*"
oSel.Search "CATGmoSearch.OpenBodyFeature.Name=Protection Set*,all"
For i = 1 To oSel.count
Debug.Print oSel.Item(i).LeafProduct.Name
Set oHybridBody = oSel.Item2(i).Value
Debug.Print oHybridBody.Name
' loop over all hybridshapes
For j = 1 To oHybridBody.HybridShapes.count
Set oHybridShape = oHybridBody.HybridShapes.Item(j)
Debug.Print oHybridShape.Name
Next
' loop over all sketches
For j = 1 To oHybridBody.HybridSketches.count
Set oSketch = oHybridBody.HybridSketches.Item(j)
Debug.Print oSketch.Name
Next
' loop over all HybridBodies
For k = 1 To oHybridBody.HybridBodies.count
Set oHybridBodies = oHybridBody.HybridBodies.Item(k)
Debug.Print oHybridBodies.Name
Next
Next
oSel.Clear
End Sub
While working with Dynamics 365 CE, I’ve run into similar issues. Here's what I've learned from my guess work:
Field Descriptions Within Dynamics 365 CE
Field descriptions may be located by navigating to:
Advanced Settings > Customizations > Customize the System > Entities > [Your Entity] > Fields Click on any field and find its description (if provided by the admin or developer).
Backend Database Identification
Online version: Operates on Dataverse (formerly Common Data Service).
On-premise version: Generally uses Microsoft SQL Server.
Viewing Queried Tables
With tools like XrmToolBox (and especially its plugins), Metadata Browser or FetchXML Builder, you can view entities/tables that are queried.
Also, look at Plug-in Trace Logs, and telemetry through the Power Platform Admin Center.
Dynamics-Created Tables That Aren’t in the Backend
Certain system tables are virtual or hidden: they exist in the app but not the physical DB.
Use the Dataverse Web API, the Power Platform SDK, or tools like Solution Explorer to access these hidden resources.
Column Descriptions & Business Context
In case you need some very specific descriptions from the system's columns, consider using the XrmToolBox's Metadata Document Generator.
It also permits the exporting of data types, descriptions, and other meta data which is ideal for documentation or even analysis purposes.
If you hope to have a more comprehensive architectural understanding of Dynamics 365 and how it is implemented in practices, I found this breakdown helpful:
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Services — it provides a fundamental learning point, more so for those straddling the technical and business sides.
Yes, migrating from AngularJS to Angular is not only a valid path forward — it's highly recommended for businesses that want to modernize their web applications and ensure long-term maintainability.
Since AngularJS reached its end of official support in December 2021, continuing to build or maintain apps on it increases your exposure to:
Security vulnerabilities (no more patches or updates)
Compatibility issues with modern browsers and backend systems
A shrinking developer community, making talent harder to find
By migrating to Angular (the modern, TypeScript-based framework maintained by Google), you gain:
Enhanced performance with faster rendering and improved load times
Better maintainability through modular architecture and TypeScript support
Access to long-term support (LTS) and active community innovation
Easier integration with modern tools and APIs
Planning the Migration
While the migration involves careful planning — especially for larger or legacy apps — Angular development service provides tools like the Upgrade Module (ngUpgrade) to help run AngularJS and Angular side-by-side during the transition.
Many businesses treat this migration as an opportunity to:
import math as maths creates a local alias mathsonly in your current namespace.
It does not globally rename the module math to maths.
So when you write from maths import factorial, Python looks for a module namedmaths in your file system or installed packages, and can't find one — hence:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'maths'
Correct way to do it:
If you want to use an alias and access functions directly, do:
Hi am facing the very same problem here with Access Denied, i created a App and power automate flow with a service Account, i have full control to the site and document library......did you find a solution
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@RestController
@RequestMapping("/")
public class RootController {
@GetMapping("/{id_user}")
public ResponseEntity\<Void\> global_network_config() {
return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.NOT_IMPLEMENTED).build();
}
}
Spring thought that "/console" means "/" with parh variable "console"!!!!!
The problem was solved by adding "ms"
@GetMapping("/ms/{id_user}")
public ResponseEntity\<Void\> global_network_config() {
return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.NOT_IMPLEMENTED).build();
}
And to avoid problem with code 200 make normal socket config:
Apparently 30 RPM does not mean being able to send 30 simultaneously. Requests need to be somewhat spread out over time. As such, adding a small delay between each request fixes my problem.
I'd like to share a handy website that helps you quickly check your browser, screen, and viewport resolution sizes. It's a great tool for accurate testing across devices.
You can find beginner-friendly and exam-oriented Java notes in Hindi at the following resources:
NotesMedia.in – Java Notes in Hindi
NotesMedia offers well-structured and easy-to-understand Java notes specifically for BCA and B.Tech students. The content is available in Hindi and covers topics like:
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts
Classes, Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism
Syntax and coding examples in Java
Short theory and MCQs for exam prep
The platform is student-friendly and provides both PDF downloads and web-view options.
YouTube Channels
If you prefer video explanations, check out Hindi-language Java tutorials from channels like:
CodeWithHarry (Introductory Java in Hindi)
Geeky Shows
Easy Engineering Classes
GitHub Repositories
Some users upload study material and college notes on GitHub. You can search for Java notes Hindi or BCA Java to find repositories with PDFs or markdown files.
You need to add the fields in FlutterFlow as well which you have added in firebase collection. This fields will connect with firebase collection fields. See the image for reference.
Skipping version control or leaving debug logs complicates fixes. These are common early mistakes. Practice cleaning up code, using stylesheets, testing responsively, and tracking changes. Soon, your workflow will improve and you’ll avoid these pitfalls naturally. Remember to comment wisely, validate inputs, and keep learning with small steps.
I encountered this same question while building my own logger. I found that while the logger code itself could be very fast, the performance was ultimately limited by disk I/O speed (writing to the HDD). The logger's true potential couldn't be realized due to these hardware constraints.
I’ve dealt with a similar challenge while working with Dynamics 365 CE, so here’s what I’ve found helpful:
Field Descriptions in Dynamics 365 CE
You can view field descriptions by going to Advanced Settings > Customizations > Customize the System > Entities > [Entity Name] > Fields. Select a field to see its description (if defined by the admin or developer).
Backend Database Identification
If you're using Dynamics 365 Online, it’s built on Dataverse (formerly Common Data Service).
For on-premise, the backend is typically Microsoft SQL Server. List of Queried Tables
Use tools like XrmToolBox (especially the Metadata Browser or FetchXML Builder plugins) Plug-in Trace Logs or Power Platform Admin Center. These help track activity and identify frequently used tables. Tables Created by Dynamics 365 Not in DB
Some tables are virtual or system-managed and may not appear directly in the backend database. These can be explored via the Dataverse Web API or the Power Platform SDK.
**
Column Descriptions & Business Contex**t
The XrmToolBox’s Metadata Document Generator is very useful. It lets you export column descriptions, data types, and more—especially useful for documentation or business analysis.
For a more structured overview of Dynamics 365 architecture and services, I’d recommend checking this out: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Services. It provides solid foundational insight, especially if you’re bridging technical and business perspectives.
It is clear that will be no locks on the rows.
But there can be TM lock on the table to prevent DDL.
It seems logical that TM lock could be put on table only on the first real update.
But probaly it put in the begining no matter if it will not update anything.
If update does full scan of big table and it last very long and in the middle of update somebody drops filed you are using in your query.
But if apropriate index exists then probably first index can be scaned and if key is found only then TM is put on the table.
I'm trying to add dependency in pom but when I'm updating my project or pom it is not showing in maven dependency section I restart project as well as system still not working
Vite is a fast build tool and development server for modern JavaScript frameworks like React, Vue, and Svelte.
Uses Rollup for optimized production builds.
Extremely developer-friendly with a minimal config setup.
SWC (Speedy Web Compiler) is a super-fast JavaScript/TypeScript compiler written in Rust.
Supports JSX, TypeScript, and modern JavaScript features.
Can be used in bundlers like Webpack, Vite, or standalone.
now i have a big problem with this method
i have 3 firefox installed on my pc and when i want to start each one with batch file i use
cd "C:\mozilla\3\"
start firefox.exe
and it works just fine but can any one tell me how to tell batch file witch mozilla to kill? like i want a batch file to close mozila number 1 and 3 (especified by location)
is taht posible?
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I know this was asked 2 years ago, but I have just experienced the same issue, and in my case it had nothing to do with using the free Community edition as mine was only 3 pages max.
The issue for me was that I had to assign the converter.Options.WebPageHeight to a non-zero value. O is the default, but this cannot be used if your page contains specific components (e.g. frames).
My estimations of the WebPageHeight (in pixels) had become too small over time as I added content but had not updated this value. The result was truncated content in the converted PDF
Updating this field with an appropriate value fixed this issue for me
What you can do is after creating the chart, go to chart design>change colors.
Over there you can go to monochromatic section from where you can select and assign which shade of colors works best for you based on the value points.
Hope that helps you out !
Just figured it out for my case scenario. I did npm install in the root of my project rather than in the functions folder. Once i did it inside the functions folder, firebase deploy worked just fine :)
The error occurs because AWS Glue 3.0 PythonShell jobs have specific Python package version requirements that must be met. To fix this, you can create a requirements.txt file with compatible package versions. Then,
create a Python script that uses these packages
Create a Glue job with the following configuration
Go to ~/Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpm and delete it. Go back to Xcode and do File-> Packages-> Reset Package Caches. This works for me in Xcode 16.1
Workaround: You can ask the model in a prompt that when it finishes thinking, it will write you some sign that you decide on, say <thinking_end> and then you can easily do a split
I encountered the same issue as I was integrating Keycloak for authentication in Apache Airflow. The information provided by Matt helped me to identify the issue and jwt.io pointed me to the expected audience value.
The Airflow documentation shows a good starting point regarding how to integrate Keycloak, but the instruction where the JWT is decoded was in my case lacking the audience information:
I don't see the option to create key for user. Probably has to create a service account on GCP, set permission, then share the JSON file to the DB clients
HAHA, I solved this problem. I created an environment and compared it by saving the depth in png and exr formats. The depth map in png format is completely nonlinear compared to the actual depth, while the exr format is the opposite.
png format depth map:
exr format depth map:
Even if you linearly map the depth of png, you can't get a depth value that matches exr.
TLDR: Check the link.txt under CMakeFiles/ dir, see if there is a unexpected library linked. The library linked should be user-known.
In my case, CMake automatically found the glog/gflags under /opt/anaconda3 and linked to the .so under it, and then this error occurs. I recommend to revise the CMakeList.txt, regenerate CMakeCache.txt and try make again.
So please check your link.txt under CMakeFiles/ dir for more details. In my case, checking the link.txt did help! enter image description here
Once correct 3rd libraries linked, everything went well.
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There is another way to do search using Full Text Search in MySQL which is the database I'm using. Although I need to do some testing to make sure I get what I want but seems like it might be possible to do search without breaking the string which is highly desirable as I want to use spring boot and jpa and query would be hardcoded. I found this video which shows how to use FTS on one table.
using this I modified my query by indexing both tables like the video describes and made the following query. Need to test to make sure it returns what I want.
Note: watch video on how to create FTS index in MYSQL workbench queries don't work without indexes
Query using one table
select * from Product where
MATCH (productName, productDescription, about)
AGAINST ('Plain-woven Navy');
Query using multiple tables
select *
from Product a
inner join
productItem b on (a.productId=b.productId)
inner join
ProductColor c on (b.productColorId=c.productColorId)
where
MATCH (a.productName, a.productDescription, a.about)
AGAINST ('Plain-woven Navy')
and
MATCH (c.colorName)
AGAINST ('Plain-woven Navy');
Turns out the answer was very simple, I needed to pass the index of the qubit to probabilities_dict rather than the qubit directly.
The last 2 lines should be changed to:
# marginal probability of flag==1 must equal P[x ≥ deductible]
# index of the single‑qubit flag register inside *this* circuit
flag_index = qc.qubits.index(flag[0])
p_excess = sv.probabilities_dict(qargs=[flag_index])['1']
print(f"P(loss ≥ 1) = {p_excess:.4f}")
After a little bit more of looking around, I think I managed to solve my own queries. I will post this answer here for sharing & advice. I hope it is useful for someone else. If there is another out-of-the-box way to achieve my goals without using the Java Agent, please let me know.
To instrument my IBM MQ Producer service without using Java Agent:
Since I am using io.opentelemetry.instrumentation:opentelemetry-spring-boot-starter, I realised that using @WithSpan on my IBM MQ Producer service's publish/put function allows it to be traced, as long as the function calling it is also instrumented. The Spans created in this way are "empty", so I looked at how to populate the Spans like how they would have been if it was instrumented by the Java Agent.
There are a few attributes that I needed to include in the span:
messaging.destination.name
messaging.message.id
messaging.operation
messaging.system
thread.id
thread.name
It seemed simple enough to include thread.id and thread.name - I just had to use Thread.currentThread().getXXX(). It also seemed simple to hardcode Strings for most of the messaging.* attributes.
However, since I implemented my IBM MQ Producer service to send its JMS Messages using org.springframework.jms.core.JmsTemplate$send, the messaging.message.id is only generated after the send method is called - I did not know how to obtain the messaging.message.id before calling the send method.
To populate the JMS Message Spans with messaging.message.id attributes without using Java Agent:
Turns out, I can use org.springframework.jms.core.JmsTemplate$doInJms to manually publish the JMS Message in my IBM MQ Producer service. This allowed me to use org.springframework.jms.core.SessionCallback to manually create the jakarta.jms.Message, send it, and eventually return the JMSMessageID as a String so that I can set it into my Span attributes.
This way, I can instrument my IBM MQ Producer service's put/publish methods while not propagating context downstream. A sample of my implementation is below:
I'm actually getting the exact same error. I'm just running npx expo start --clear and using the QR code to run the app on my iPhone. Everything had been running fine for the duration of the tutorial I've been going through. App loads and starts fine, but it seems to trigger that error when I do something which attempts to interact with Appwrite. I'm not using nativewind or anything like that. It's a pretty simple app. (Going through the Net Ninja's series on React Native) Issue started on lesson #18 Initial Auth State. Any help would be appreciated.
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The main issue is that when running ECS containers inside LocalStack, they need to be configured to use LocalStack's internal networking to access other AWS services like S3.
Configure the ECS container to use LocalStack's internal networking:
Set the AWS_ENDPOINT_URL environment variable to point to LocalStack's internal endpoint
Use the LocalStack hostname for S3 access
Create a task definition that includes the necessary environment variables and networking configuration
Create a service that uses this task definition and connects to the same network as LocalStack
In your application code, configure the AWS SDK to use the LocalStack endpoint
Make sure your LocalStack container and ECS tasks are on the same network.
When creating the S3 bucket in LocalStack, make sure to use the same region and credentials that your ECS task is configured to use
There are also health, sleep, fitness data aggregator / analysis API such as https://sahha.ai/sleep-api which provide an easier solution to collecting data more broadly across multiple devices
The sizes of the structs in C and Rust are not the same. Even after turning on C representation, and packed, I was still left with a struct that was at least 195 bytes. In comparison, the same struct in C was only 52 bytes...
So what is needed here is some deserialization wherein one extracts the values seperately and reconstructs the struct in Rust. So, I implemented exactly that.
i published an example that demonstrates how to do it using rust. I tried all the different things; when it comes to chrome it can be tricky. it uses the time to help determine what instance to use.
The primative trigger allowable in Power Automate only works sucessfully from a new email arrival in the gMail inbox. You have to have a gMail rule apply the label. The power automate has ZERO capability of allowing a developer to test this functionality unless you can generate the email manually, but if the email is from automation, then you need to be able to control that automation a force it to generate the email. Without a new email hitting the inbox, the power automate tools are useless.
