Solution

I didn't consider that we could simply pass the pointers around to construct what I wanted without needing to consume the iterator multiple times.

Create three vectors to store the references.

let mut As = Vec::new();
let mut Bs = Vec::new();
let mut Cs = Vec::new();
states.iter_mut().for_each(|(state)| match state {
   State::A(a) => As.push(a),
   State::B(b) => Bs.push(b),
   State::C(c) => Cs.push(c),
})

I believe networking (mainly client/server limits) is an important factor in this problem. Looks like something wrong with numbers. There shouldn't be that much difference (24 mins to 1 mins) between single/multi thread downloading files, unless there is specific limits on per socket/thread. Most likely you are getting lots of errors and unfinished downloads in second example? In that case, comparison and numbers will be meaningless.

In networking there are boundaries both for client and server like bandwidth, process time per request etc. Lets imagine a simple scenario; there are no limits on server side, you are limited only by your bandwidth, lets say you are limited by 10mb per second and a single file is 1mb; in this case, it wont matter how many threads you are using as bandwidth will be shared among threads. 1 thread will download 10 files in a second or 10 threads will download 10 files in a second, no difference. Multi threading will help if a request/download are limited per request basis. For instance if it takes 1sec to send/get a single response no matter what then you will better off sending 10 request simultaneously than 1.

As for "task.whenall" vs "parallel.foreachasync", I think its been already answered discussed well. I also made a few benchmark tests compared both for api requests and downloading files, both performs similar.

Side note; i recommend cpu bound tasks first for experimenting "Threading and Task Parallel Library" etc. stuff. It would be easier without extra factors.

conda install jupyter notebook

I can't respond via comments as I don't have the required points.

You're making this far too complicated.

Create an email address for your own domain specific to this issue. That way you know it will never bounce. It'll also never be read so make the overnight routines clear it out.

How to tell it not to send

The Email send routine says

''' if Email = [email protected] then do not send email.

Check out this post. I should address your issue. https://markjames.dev/blog/dynamically-importing-images-astro

I hit the same issue with upgrade to PyCharm 2024.3.5 when using WSL2. I tried the solutions above and had no luck. Looking at the processes running in the VM, PyCharm has sudo'd itself as root, and so my fix was:

sudo git config --global --add safe.directory /path/to/my code

This makes sense because root does not own the files.

To check which columns have missing (null) values and how many in a Pandas DataFrame, you can use:

# Check for missing values

missing_values = df.isnull().sum()

# Filter to only show columns with missing values

missing_columns = missing_values[missing_values > 0]

did you ever manage to solve it? I am currently having the same issue so if you could share that would be much appreciated.

If the requirement is "a reputable source", define reputable.

Your answer is to be found here

However, as to whether you would find Jens Neuse reputable.. well, that's up to you.

You can do something like

import pandas as pd
df = Excel("Data!A:AD", headers=True)
filtered_df = df[df['project'] == 'bench']
filtered_df

Replace

day < 31or month == 11

with

day < 31 or month == 11

Python interprets 31or as a wrong number, that’s the root cause

I was having difficulty where none of the approaches seemed to work.

It didn't seem that jest was picking up my changes to jest.config.ts.

I ran npm test -- --clearCache then jest applied my changes to transformIgnorePatterns successfully!

It turns out that the version 24.1.0 is very buggy and should not be used. Many patches came afterwards. I tried my models with version 24.1.6 and they worked again as they should.

Notice that there is a warning in the official site:

WARNING:

The recent versions of LTspice for Windows (version 24.1.*) are a significant change from previous versions. Any major program revision such as that can be subject to all sorts of problems, and this is no exception. Analog Devices has worked hard to fix new bugs. Also, some of LTspice's behavior fundamentally changed, which may cause a few older simulations to work differently, or not at all.

https://groups.io/g/LTspice

I hope I saved some precious lifetime to someone out there. ♥

Replace:

builder.Services.AddControllers()

with

var assembly = typeof(WeatherForecastController).Assembly;
builder.Services.AddControllers()
       .PartManager.ApplicationParts.Add(new AssemblyPart(assembly));

See also: "How to use a controller in another assembly in ASP.NET Core MVC 2.0 ?"

I just wrestled with this for over an hour. Kept getting errors like the above, or "OCID is associated with Subnet that is in use"

For me it was stuck on the Network Load Balancer and vTAP — once I manually deleted these two items the VCN deletion worked fine.

Then bookmark tags won't send events?

<bookmark mark='some_mark'/>

I've tried setting this options:

speech_config.request_word_level_timestamps()      speech_config.set_property(speechsdk.PropertyId.SpeechServiceResponse_RequestSentenceBoundary, "true")
speech_config.set_property(speechsdk.PropertyId.SpeechServiceResponse_RequestWordBoundary, "true")

synthesizer = speechsdk.SpeechSynthesizer(speech_config=self.speech_config, audio_config=audio_config)
synthesizer.synthesis_word_boundary.connect(word_boundary_handler)
synthesizer.bookmark_reached.connect(word_boundary_handler)

result = synthesizer.speak_ssml_async(text).get()

But my word_boundary_handler is still not being called, the text is formatted correctly but only has bookmark tags not wordBoundary. Is that the issue? Can you provide some sample text with word boundaries and your config?

l785f6718-c9f2-422d-868a-909bbda36301

Looking for the relevance of this question.

I don't have an answer, but I wold like to know if you could find a solution, I'm in a very similar situation.

Thanks.

I recently ran into the exact same issue.

The problem in my setup was that I had a too optimistic TTL header when sending the the push payload to the service (i.e. TTL: 60). With an increased amount of TTL: 3600 I do get the service worker to receive the push message and show the notification - without unlocking the device, and having it locked for more than 5 minutes - after around 10-15 minutes of being sent.

Did you configure a TTL for the push payload?

I suppose it's not only the push service (i.e FCM / Mozilla Push) that can disregard the message after the TTL has expired (usually, these are faster than 10 minutes when the phone is actually reachable), but also the browser itself.

Note that I can't get the Internet Message Headers when the email is sent from the inbox I subscribed to. When an email arrives in my inbox from an external email address, I can see them there.

Has anyone been able to resolve this?

Use “df.describe()” or “df.info(verbose=True)”

• https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.describe.html
• https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.info.html

Python and pip are probably installed correctly but haven't been added to your PATH environment variable yet. That means when you type in "pip ..." into your terminal, it doesn't know what a pip is or where to find it. To fix that press the windows key and type in "Edit the system environment variables" and open it. Near the bottom click "Environment Variables...". Now in the "System variables" section, select "Path", then click "Edit...". Finally click "New" on the right and type in the path to your Python installation (Default should be "C:\Program Files\Python313\"). Also add the scripts path (Default: "C:\Program Files\Python313\Scripts"). Click "OK" on all of the windows. Restart your terminal if you had it open and pip should now be working.

I used

TvLazyRow(
    contentPadding = PaddingValues(
        end = LocalConfiguration.current.screenWidthDp.dp
    )
) {}

instead of dummy element.

I finally found the issues. Firstly, I had to add all the dependent packages in the requirements.txt in the docs directory. In my case I had the following

mpi4py
colossus
numpy
scipy
sphinx
sphinx_rtd_theme
numpydoc
sphinx-autoapi

Next, under the python section and install subsection, add

- method: pip
  path: .

If it weren't for mpi4py, everything would work fine. However, since mpi4py needs additional libraries installed, we need to add

apt_packages:
  - libopenmpi-dev

under the build section of .readthedocs.yaml file.

sometimes u have typescript error in your project first check your project and fix all type scripts then try agin if you are use eslint and you have ts.config use this command your terminal

npx tsc --traceResolution

this command show you all typescript worng . then try to fixed if you dont have any type issue , delete node_modules and package-lock.json then clear npm catch , npm install , then agin try

@kikon's answer is correct: This doesn't work with scales.x.bounds: 'data', but it works when I explicitly set scales.x.min and scales.x.max and use scales.x.ticks.includeBounds: false.

Since it's a local server, headers can be added as parameters:

runStaticServer("./docs", headers= c(`Access-Control-Allow-Origin`='*'))

Special alias to your host loopback interface when running an emulator is 10.0.2.2

Can apply this to specific columns by checking the column index

foreach (TableCell cell in e.Row.Cells)
{
    if (e.Row.Cells.GetCellIndex(cell) == 0 || e.Row.Cells.GetCellIndex(cell) == 1)           //eg: ID (0) and Phone (1)
    {
        cell.Style.Add("mso-number-format", "\\@");
    }
}

-- Should resolve the issue by applying the formatting only to the selected columns

As pointed out in the comments, the Canny edge detector does not necessarily produce closed contours. A different approach is to binarize the image, e.g., using a global threshold or one of the methods from ImageBinarization.jl. Potrace from GeoStats.jl can then trace the contours and retrieve polygons. It might be a hassle to get the raw coordinates, but GeoStats.jl can be convenient if you want to perform further operations on the polygons. You can also consider GeometryOpts.jl for further simplification of the geometry.

using Images, TestImages
using GeoStats, CairoMakie

img = testimage("blobs")
img_gray = Gray.(img)
img_mask = img_gray .> 0.5
# img_mask = binarize(img_gray, Otsu())
# closing!(img_mask, r=2)

data = georef((mask=img_mask,))
shape = data |> Potrace(:mask)

blobs = shape.geometry[findfirst(.!shape.mask)]

fig = Figure(size=(800, 400))
image(fig[1, 1], img, axis=(aspect=1, title="Original"))
image(fig[1, 2], img_mask, axis=(aspect=1, title="Mask"))
viz(fig[1, 3], blobs, color=:red, axis=(aspect=1, title="Geometry"))
display(fig)

first_blob = blobs.geoms[1]
area(first_blob)

Another option is to use the Julia OpenCV bindings, although, I had some issues getting OpenCV to precompile.

using ImageCore, TestImages
using CairoMakie
using Makie.GeometryBasics
import OpenCV as cv

img = testimage("blobs")

img_raw = collect(rawview(channelview(img)))
img_gray = cv.cvtColor(img_raw, cv.COLOR_RGB2GRAY)

_, mask = cv.threshold(img_gray, 127.0, 255.0, cv.THRESH_BINARY_INV)
contours, _ = cv.findContours(mask, cv.RETR_TREE, cv.CHAIN_APPROX_SIMPLE)

f = Figure()
image(f[1, 1], img, axis=(aspect=1, title="Original"))
Axis(f[1, 2], aspect=1, title="Geometry")
for cont in contours
    coords = [Point(p[1], p[2]) for p in eachcol(reshape(cont, 2, :))]
    poly!(coords)
end
f

Have you already tried using "display:flex !important;"?

Thank you, this is brilliant and just what I needed for a hieroglyphs app (Glyph Quiz). I use slightly different IPA phonetics

extension StringProtocol {
    // credit: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75253242/customized-sort-order-in-swift
    var glyphEncoding: [Int] { map { Dictionary(uniqueKeysWithValues: "ꜣyꞽꜥwbpfmnrhḥḫẖszšḳkgtṯdḏ"
                                                .enumerated()
                                                .map { (key: $0.element, value: $0.offset) } )[$0] ?? -1 } }
    // Usage: phoneticStrings.sorted { $0.glyphEncoding.lexicographicallyPrecedes($1.glyphEncoding) }
}

(needs an IPA font like CharisSIL installed)

I had the same error when I tried to upgrade my packages. I realized the problem was that some of the packages depend on postcss:^6, while others depend on postcss:^8. After checking my package-lock.json, I located and upgraded the conflicting package. (I had to remove node_modules and package-lock.json, then reinstall everything.) After that, the error was gone.

Try Clear Cookies in FortiClient VPN.

My solution was that the machine where the project was uploaded had no internet connection, so it never reached the external service. check the internet.

I have used @loïc-dumas 's answer, but for there to be an empty space after you are at the last element i used

LazyRow(
    contentPadding = PaddingValues(
        end = LocalConfiguration.current.screenWidthDp.dp
    )
) {}

instead of adding empty element. Will work also with TvLazyRow.

Use a proper project file. Add:

for Languages use ("Ada", "C");

gprbuild knows how to compile C files. That is all.

I noticed this interesting behavior while experimenting with Chrome in headless mode on my Linux distribution. When trying to launch Chrome headlessly, I discovered some unexpected insights:

1. First, I couldn't find Chrome under its typical package name in my distribution. Eventually, I discovered it was running as "x-www-browser", which seemed unusual.

2. When executing x-www-browser --headless, I received a TensorFlow Lite notice along with several warning messages about Vulkan and WebGL attempting to load in the browser (which failed since I was running Chrome in a virtual machine).

What really puzzles me is why a web browser seemingly needs machine learning libraries like TensorFlow Lite and graphics technologies like WebGL and Vulkan just to run properly in headless mode. These are sophisticated technologies typically associated with AI processing and 3D graphics rendering - not what you'd expect as core dependencies for basic browser functionality, especially in a headless environment without UI.

I'm curious: Is this TensorFlow Lite integration standard in mainstream Chrome browsers? What exactly is Chrome trying to accomplish with these libraries when running headlessly? Are these components actually necessary for Chrome's core functionality, or are they attempting to load for some other purpose?

Also, if anyone could explain why Chrome might be aliased as "x-www-browser" in some Linux distributions, that would be helpful for my understanding.

It's going to be really complicated to do what you want with the way you'd like because of how HTML is processed.

You cannot have a leaf of your markup continued on another branch. What I mean by that is that any opened tag in an element is required to be closed in this element like so:

<li>
  <mark> my text to be highlighted </mark>
</li>

It is still not impossible to do but you will need to use at least some CSS and HTML tags and depending on your use-case, some JavaScript.

Here is the answer to another question which should help you solve your question: https://stackoverflow.com/a/75464658/13025136

So, it seems this is a bug or issue with the Android TV Banner generation tool in Android Studio/Intellij IDEA.

Assets should be generate for mipmap-hdpi, mipmap-mdpi, mipmap-xhdpi, mipmap-xxhdpi, and mipmap-xxxhdpi, but it only generates for foreground and xhdpi. This will cause your app denied from the Google Play Store.

I used https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-androidtv for an example of how this should be configured and then had to find some different image generation tools to do this manually. What a pain.

db.[collection].find({ _id: {$gte: ObjectId(Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) - 14 * 24 * 60 * 60)}})

postgresql

ALTER SYSTEM SET track_commit_timestamp = on;

select * from [table]

WHERE pg_xact_commit_timestamp(xmin) >= NOW() - INTERVAL '2 weeks';

I have same issue. tried all the steps in the error code, but nothing helps. i can confirm that using names, from preious (successfull) runs lead to correct images (so assumption cache most likely true) but after changing the names, same rendering error occurs. Here is my error text (only the last few lines): ValueError: Failed to reach https://mermaid.ink/ API while trying to render your graph after 1 retries. To resolve this issue:

1. Check your internet connection and try again
2. Try with higher retry settings: draw_mermaid_png(..., max_retries=5, retry_delay=2.0)
3. Use the Pyppeteer rendering method which will render your graph locally in a browser: draw_mermaid_png(..., draw_method=MermaidDrawMethod.PYPPETEER)

I am running the command "jupyter notebook" and using the jupyter notebooks from the langchain academy (the langgraph course), so it should work.

I also searched internet, but it seems that this error is pretty new.

Use the FORMAT function with %'.2f for thousands separators (works with NUMERIC types):

SELECT FORMAT("%'.2f", 1000000.00) 
-- output 1,000,000.00

Response time is time taken to serve the request. Duration is time difference between earliest segment start time and last segment close time.

So, the duration may be higher than response time in a good case too. For eg; if you receive the request and you process it after you send handoff to the request.

In a bad case, you are not closing the segment and it is getting closed when the lambda is turned off.

The approach by Charlieface is an interesting one. However, it does not address the fact that the number of time intervals (3 in that case) are hardcoded.

Using a stored procedure with a parameter, such as @nTimeInterval = 3 (and a default value of 1) could work.. This code could be modified as such:

select
  tabnm,
  rundt,
  rec_cnt 
from audit_tbl
where rundt IN (
    EXEC Procedure @nTimeInterval = 3; 
)
  and tabname = 'emp'

I still don't know how to solve this directly from the Dockerfile.

However, I tried using a docker-compose and it worked quite well. I still get the warning from the filter(), but the login/ endpoint does not freeze (in fact it returns all valid tokens).

under application registration does the delegated permissions are admin consented? Make sure to have at least the delegated permission AppRoleAssignment.ReadWrite.All (requires admin consent)

It looks to be added with xUnit v3:

https://xunit.net/docs/getting-started/v3/whats-new

Amazing, it totally worked! Tks!

To regain access to an Amazon EKS cluster created with the AWS root account when locked out from a regular IAM user, it is important to utilize EKS access entries to grant permissions without needing initial Kubernetes API access. Since the root account, which possesses system:masters permissions, cannot be accessed via the AWS CLI and no other IAM entities are mapped in the aws-auth ConfigMap, you can create an access entry for your IAM user using the AWS CLI. By executing the command aws eks create-access-entry with the IAM user’s ARN and assigning it to the system:masters group, you enable the user to authenticate with the cluster. After updating the kubeconfig with aws eks update-kubeconfig, the IAM user will be able to use kubectl to manage the cluster, including updating the aws-auth ConfigMap to add additional users or roles, which will help ensure future access and prevent any potential lockouts.

For posterity; my speculative diagnosis that Camel or Spring are failing to garbage collect on the Autowired ConsumerTemplate seems incorrect. I was able to reproduce the bug in a test environment (or seemingly so), and applying my "fix" by invoking .close() didn't fix the performance.

# Fix encoding issue by replacing problematic characters (like long dash) with simple hyphen

intro = intro.replace("–", "-")

week1 = week1.replace("–", "-")

tips = tips.replace("–", "-")

# Recreate PDF with fixed text

pdf = FPDF()

pdf.add_page()

pdf.set_auto_page_break(auto=True, margin=15)

pdf.set_font("Arial", 'B', 16)

pdf.cell(0, 10, "Barnaamijka Tababarka Khaaska ah ee Biyo-baxa Degdega ah", ln=True, align='C')

pdf.ln(10)

pdf.set_font("Arial", '', 12)

pdf.multi_cell(0, 10, intro)

pdf.ln(5)

pdf.set_font("Arial", 'B', 14)

pdf.cell(0, 10, "Jadwalka Tababarka - Todobaadka 1aad", ln=True)

pdf.set_font("Arial", '', 12)

pdf.multi_cell(0, 10, week1)

pdf.ln(5)

pdf.set_font("Arial", 'B', 14)

pdf.cell(0, 10, "Tilmaamaha Kegels", ln=True)

pdf.set_font("Arial", '', 12)

pdf.multi_cell(0, 10, kegels)

pdf.ln(5)

pdf.set_font("Arial", 'B', 14)

pdf.cell(0, 10, "Talooyin Guud", ln=True)

pdf.set_font("Arial", '', 12)

pdf.multi_cell(0, 10, tips)

# Save the fixed PDF

pdf_path = "/mnt/data/Tababar_Biyo_Baxa_Degdega.pdf"

pdf.output(pdf_path)

pdf_path

It looks like Looker does not currently have the functionality to format the "Totals" row. However, some users had the same needs and already submitted their feedback. You could follow this link to add your thumbs up and comments and join to all those customers that are looking to add the same Looker functionality that you are asking for.

See also:

• Feature Requests: How your feedback makes Looker better

Restarting the Copilot did not work for me. Only disabling it.

Version 1.303.0
Last Updated 2025-04-22, 21:45:09

I tried to update the extension but the pre-release version is not supported via the stable version of VSCode.

I tried a few older versions like

Version 1.297.0
Last Updated 2025-04-22, 21:34:04

But if I found a fix, it was only temporary.

If anyone can provide a working version number, that would be perfect. :)

Use in service provider

Paginator::queryStringResolver(function () {
    $query = $this->app['request']->query();
    array_walk_recursive($query, function (&$value) {
        if ($value === null) {
            $value = '';
        }
    });
    return $query;
});

Use sbatch --test-only <your batch script>

If by chance you have the commented bit after the phone number, remove it otherwise its all considered by the API to be the number i.e. the entire string.

# Your WhatsApp number with country code (e.g., +31612345678)

It is not a direct solution to this problem, but for those who received a similar error, after the Angular 14 upgrade, we had this error due to the use of @angular/material/legacy-dialog and @angular/material/dialog together. After ensuring that only one of them was used, it worked properly.

That does not work, I have tried several other ones and found the same thing.

555-55555555 or 5555555-5555 both show as valid.

The issue in your JS-PHP application stems from PHP’s session locking, which delays concurrent requests due to session_start(). To resolve this, add session_start() at the beginning of your script and use session_write_close() after updating $_SESSION['globalVar'] in the triggerLoop. This will release the session lock, allowing listen requests to access the updated session data promptly. Reopen the session with session_start() before the next iteration to ensure ongoing updates. This method allows listen requests to read session variables in real-time, preserving your application's functionality.

BLACK = '\\033\[30m'    RED = '\\033\[31m'    GREEN = '\\033\[32m'    YELLOW = '\\033\[33m'    BLUE = '\\033\[34m'    MAGENTA = '\\033\[35m'    CYAN = '\\033\[36m'    WHITE = '\\033\[37m'    BRIGHT_BLACK = '\\033\[90m'    BRIGHT_RED = '\\033\[91m'    BRIGHT_GREEN = '\\033\[92m'    BRIGHT_YELLOW = '\\033\[93m'    BRIGHT_BLUE = '\\033\[94m'    BRIGHT_MAGENTA = '\\033\[95m'    BRIGHT_CYAN = '\\033\[96m'    BRIGHT_WHITE = '\\033\[97m'

The best thing is always to test things - and this one is pretty simple with the VS Code extensions.

I created a bucket, uploaded a file, translated it and then displayed the model in two instances of VS Code:

Once I deleted the bucket the derivatives (e.g. SVF2) were still available for the file that was originally in it (just like it is pointed out here):

But the file itself is not accessible anymore:

Beside removing --reload and adding

if sys.platform.lower().startswith("win"):
    asyncio.set_event_loop_policy(asyncio.WindowsSelectorEventLoopPolicy())

If you have something like --workers 4 you should remove it too and think of some other way for multi-worker 😬

In python-docx there's no direct access to images in the document structure. To extract text, tables, or images in the original order, you have to manually parse the XML tree (doc.element.body.iter()), checking for tags like w:p for paragraphs, w:tbl for tables, and w:drawing or w:pict for images.

I changed my location from east-2 to east-1 and everything started working.

The problem was solved by adding <ng-content /> to the template of a component that was using <ng-template>. This is currently an open issue in Angular - github.com/angular/angular/issues/50543

The problem appeared out of nowhere. And nowhere is where it went...

A few hours after I had found that "workaround" and wrote the original question, Service 1 started to work again with the original configuration for JwtBearerOptions.MetadataAddress

Oh well.

run this command sudo apt install 2to3

Thanks to @LuisMiguelMejíaSuárez response solution was found. I created but not run IO. Working code sample below:

def task: IO[Int] = {
  println("task 1")
  IO.pure(1)
}

def task2(i: Int): IO[Int] = {
  println(s"task 2: $i")
  IO.pure(i + 1)
}

def task3(i: Int): IO[Int] = {
  println(s"task 3: $i")
  IO.pure(i + 1)
}

def execute: Unit = {

  val mainIO = for {
    task1 <- task
    task2 <- task2(task1)
    _ <- task3(task2)
  } yield ()

  mainIO.handleError(ex => logger.error(ex.getMessage))
    .unsafeRunSync()
}

Is there any update on this matter?

I am trying to establish the linked service connection for DB2 from ADF but getting error like target machine actively refused. I used db2 connector type , SELF hosted IR, server name, user name and password but test connection is failling while for other on prem I am able to establish the connection. Could you please help me if you find any such issue and how you fixed it and what kind of details your are adding

function roundSmart(value, decimals = 3) {
  return parseFloat(value.toFixed(decimals));
}

Use toFixed and you can give it a number of decimals you want to round to. It will cap at that many. If there are fewer then it wont matter.

Using a similar configuration (ESP32-WROOM-32, PlatformIO, SD.h, SPI.h), I had the same issue initialising a Micro SD SPI Storage Board when it was powered by 3.3V. However, the SD SPI board initialised correctly when using 5V.

This was despite the claim that the SD board operated at 3.3V and 5V.

So To use Environment.Exit() you would put the number to indicate what exit code you want 0 would mean your code was valid any other exit code means there was an error

I think the best option is to use the HDF5 format (via pandas.HDFStore). It lets you store large DataFrames and load only the columns or rows you need, without reading the whole file into memory. But if you need even more flexibility or scalability, then it’s probably time to switch to a proper database.

Thank you to all that responded. I did try doing all the filtering outside of polars but it turned out to be really un wieldy, which is why I was trying to do it in Polars. When I thought about it some more I realised that some of the filtering was not required. But in the end I came up with a solution, as follows:

self.configs_df = self.configs_df.filter(
       ((pl.col('Ticker') == ticker) | (pl.lit(ticker) == pl.lit('')))
       & ((pl.col('Iteration') == iteration) | (pl.lit(iteration) == pl.lit(-1)))
)

I think the original problem was that I was trying to do something like this:

(ticker != '' & ...

which is what other people suggested. I think the trick was to use

pl.lit(ticker) == pl.lit('')

instead. So, I managed to resolve my problem, and I hope this helps anyone else that may have a similar problem. Thanks all that contributed.

Regards, Stuart

You could do something like this:

library(ggplot2)
library(prismatic)
library(stringr)

blues <- grep("blue$", colors(), value = TRUE)

df <- data.frame(
  name = blues,
  str_len = str_length(blues)
)

ggplot(df, aes(x = str_len, y = name, label = str_len, fill = name)) +
  geom_col() +
  geom_text(
    mapping = aes(
      color = after_scale(best_contrast(fill, c("black", "white")))
    ),
    hjust = 1,
    nudge_x = -.25
  ) +
  scale_fill_identity()

Some optimizations on the suggestion by @Eastsun are:

• Use a single mutable list to store each permutation. This is faster than repeatedly copying immutable strings as a result of the '+' operator, even when converting the list to string at the end.

• Swap values in the items list to avoid expensive items[:i]+items[i+1:] copies with O(n) complexity, and then an undo-swap is required when backtracking.

from typing import Iterator

def permutations(items: str) -> Iterator[list[str]]:
    yield from _permutations_rec(list(items), 0)

def _permutations_rec(items: list[str], index: int) -> Iterator[list[str]]:
    if index == len(items):
        yield items
    else:
        for i in range(index, len(items)):
            items[index], items[i] = items[i], items[index]  # swap
            yield from _permutations_rec(items, index + 1)
            items[index], items[i] = items[i], items[index]  # backtrack

# print permutations
for x in permutations('abc'):
    print(''.join(x))

I made this image a few years back if you're still looking for this: https://github.com/pschroeder89/selenium-node-with-audio-looping

I saw this in a different topic. Changing process.env.SECRET to ` ${process.env.SECRET} ` might work

There was a nuts-finder library but seems abandoned

I use html-like labels with a picture. For example, a picture of size 24x24 is placed on the edge with the following label:

label=<<TABLE BORDER="0" CELLBORDER="0" CELLSPACING="0" FIXEDSIZE="True" WIDTH="12" HEIGHT="12"><TR><TD><IMG SRC="img.png" /></TD></TR></TABLE>>

When generating, warnings are displayed about insufficient space for the label, but everything is drawn correctly. Additionally, you can add a text label via 'xlabel'.

crop from my real project

The PayPal button doesn’t render in Playwright’s headless mode because PayPal’s bot detection identifies the headless browser as a potential threat, blocking the widget. This happens due to differences like the “HeadlessChrome” user agent or other automation signals, unlike headed mode where it works fine.

Workarounds:

• Use the playwright-stealth plugin to hide automation signs.

• Set a custom user agent to mimic a regular Chrome browser.

• Try Chromium’s new headless mode with the chrome channel.

• Run headed mode with Xvfb in CI to simulate a display.

Start with playwright-stealth, then try the user agent or new headless mode. Use Xvfb as a fallback for CI. Verify with screenshots, as PayPal’s detection may still interfere.

This is because java.lang.Compiler has been removed from JDK 21 and onwards.

I was previously marked as Deprecated: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/17/docs/api/java.base/java/lang/Compiler.html

You may try compiling your project using JDK 17 or previous version to prevent getting this exception.

from moviepy.editor import VideoFileClip, ColorClip, CompositeVideoClip

# Load the original video

clip = VideoFileClip("/mnt/data/istockphoto-1395741858-640_adpp_is.mp4")

# Get video dimensions

w, h = clip.size

# Define a black rectangle to cover the watermark (e.g., bottom right corner)

# Approximate watermark size and position

wm_width, wm_height = 120, 30 # size of watermark area

wm_x, wm_y = w - wm_width - 10, h - wm_height - 10 # position from bottom right with padding

# Create a black rectangle to overlay

cover = ColorClip(size=(wm_width, wm_height), color=(0, 0, 0), duration=clip.duration)

cover = cover.set_position((wm_x, wm_y))

# Combine the video with the overlay

final = CompositeVideoClip([clip, cover])

# Export the result

output_path = "/mnt/data/watermark_covered.mp4"

final.write_videofile(output_path, codec="libx264", audio_codec="aac")

output_path

NetSuite and Shopify Integration is a game-changer for eCommerce businesses. It helps automate order management, inventory syncing, customer data updates, and financial reporting between both platforms—saving time and reducing manual errors. Whether you're scaling your store or streamlining operations, integrating NetSuite with Shopify keeps everything connected and running smoothly.

It looks like <cxf:cxfEndpoint> and the .xsd file that provides it is no longer provided by the appropriate dependency, camel-cxf-soap. However, it does provide the equivalent Java class, so the best solution I am taking is to rewrite the XML configurations in Java DSL.

Ah, yes. Setting the arrowDxOffset to an appropriate value will resolve the issue:

showPopover(
  context: context,
  width: 120.0,
  height: 50.0,
  arrowHeight: 15.0,
  arrowWidth: 30.0,
  arrowDxOffset: -110.0, // Add this line.
  direction: PopoverDirection.top,
  bodyBuilder: (_) {
    return Center(child: const Text('Popover'));
  },
);

I solved this with git worktree, thanks Botje!

1. No, your Android native application will not be affected. The changes described in the email apply only to Web apps, Android has a separate SDK for user sign-in. No changes necessary.

2. A cached version of your sign-in library that itself depends upon and uses the older, deprecated JS library, or an installed build still in use by older devices which have not updated recently perhaps? Internal test tools that have not been updated, developers testing on their own machines, or sign-in using WebView may also be areas to consider. If possible, instrumenting the places which load api.js/client.js to count the frequency of use may give you hints on whether this is a few internal folks testing or working with older packages, or more seriously a widely deployed production app.

It's working
Right click on your project and Go to Build path > Configure build path > Java build path > add library. and add Junit 5 library. It will resolve the issue

You may also use value argument in tbl_summary like below. First convert the NA in outcome to an explicit level "unknown". Then modify your table to show the counts of "Yes" in your outcome variable.

df |> 
  mutate(outcome = if_else(is.na(outcome), "unknown", outcome)) |> 
  tbl_summary(
    by = group,
    percent = "column",
    value = list(outcome ~ "Yes")
  )

Create a dictionary with key int and value of string and store it via some ScriptableObject that is accessible to your scripts. Key should be biome ID and value should be BiomeText.

See: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.collections.generic.dictionary-2?view=net-9.0

Then access the dictionary instead.

int currBiome = i
...
skyPreviousBiomeType.Text = biomes[currBiome-1];
skyBiomeType.text = biomes[currBiome];
skyNextBiomeType.text = biomes[skyBiomeType+1];

Obviously, this is not a bulletproof solution.
You would preferably need to check if the key is in the dictionary and if not, apply some other custom logic of your choice to select the Biome.
Example problem could occur when your currBiome is 1; what would be the previous Biome then? Do you stay at 1 or does it underflow into 8?

Do you have the readme file included in the project.wms file?

 <Fragment>
   <ComponentGroup Id="ProductComponents" Directory="INSTALLFOLDER">
      <Component Id="README.txt">
        <File Source="README.txt" Id="README.txt" />
      </Component>
   </ComponentGroup>
 <Fragment>

I also used WixShellExecTarget to open the file, that means the user will have it open in whatever text editor they have as default.

Add a system property on your 'java' line (-Dmy.host=<hostname or IP>) that starts the application and use the ${my.host} syntax in the annotation. I don't think you can modify the annotation in the constructor or any method. MIGHT be able to do some magic with reflection in an @PreConstruct method (if one exists).

The widget can be embedded in Elementor, but it fails if the JavaScript is loaded before Elementor finishes rendering the HTML widget.

You could also set the document title in /wasmJsMain/resources/index.html using the <title> tag.

I know this response doesn't answer your question specifically, but this method will probably improve indexing & SEO. So give it a consideration.

you shall look on WebGL fragment shaders - that CAN do fast calculations of YUV

I recommend just updating numpy and sklearn.

pip install --upgrade numpy scikit-learn

Most likely, sklearn is currently compiled with numpy, which is different from the one used.