With the dummy file, if I run the current script, I get an output of:
('noise', 0.0, 1.0)
('noEnergy', 1.0, 2.98)
For context, this is using Python 3.11 which matches the version you're running based on the logs, and using Tensorflow 2.19. When using Python 3.11, the lowest version of Tensorflow that can be used is 2.14.0 (all lower versions don't have the compatibility tag cp311 ), which also runs successfully.
For better clarification, can you provide the versions of each library you're using? This error is more typical in TensorFlow 1.x when modifying a finalized static graph, as others have pointed out. If you're using TensorFlow 2.x, the load_model() function should work in eager mode unless you're loading a model saved in a legacy TF1 format or calling it in a constrained execution context (e.g., inside a @tf.function, or using a mixed session/graph setup in another snippet of code within the module).
You coul load the Markedown into a QTextDocument, use toHTML to convert it to HTML, then apply the HTML to another QTextDocument, which you had previously set with a stylesheet of your making. This might not be as efficient as above, but it is undoubtedly less time-consuming and easier to maintain.
In Applesoft Basic a variable name is represented by a letter followed by additional letters and numbers (e.g. X, XY, X1, XYZ, ...), but only the first two of them are meaningful, the following ones are ignored.
Therefore, XY and XYZ in my list are referring to the same memory area XY and are, basically, the same variable.
The same happens in the original listing, where REVERSE and RE are referring to the same memory area RE, because the additional characters VERSE are not meaningful.
I apologize, but I have a question related to the topic: if my project does not allow me to upload new versions of my front end due to a problem with the SDK, is there any way I can force this update from my backend or from a console like Firebase or Appstore Connect?
To those who ask why on earth would you want to disable it.. To be able to play games without accidentally turning it on, clearly your brain doesn't get enough oxygen to realise that
Both height: 100vh; and height: calc(100vh); look similar, but there can be a small difference in behavior on some browsers, especially on mobile.
height: 100vh; sets the element height to 100% of the viewport. But on some mobile browsers, it may include the browser's address bar, causing extra space or scroll.
height: calc(100vh); is usually used for calculations like calc(100vh - 60px), but even using calc(100vh) alone can help fix layout issues in some browsers because it forces the browser to reflow or re-calculate the value.
I Mean :-
Use 100vh for simple full-height sections.
Use calc(100vh) if you're doing math or facing layout issues on mobile browsers.
Just create a pseudo connection to the pipe by calling CreateFile. It will unblock the pending ConnectNamedPipe call and you can terminate the thread/application.
It depends on the load and server capacity and properties. But if i were you if possible i prefer to use a heap table to load. Indexes can be slowing down to write operations. Bulk copy is a good approach to load big data. (SqlBulkCopy (C#), or BULK INSERT on SQLServer)
If you prefer you have a primary key best practice then at least except the primary key do not add any indexes. You will be getting better performance for this.
I just want to add another answer that would have helped me had I found it here. If your configuration of your api controller is with [Route("api/[controller]/[action]")] and you also declare specific routes on each of your various api actions (functions / methods) that doesn't match that design then it may not properly find the action and produce the same 404. So get rid of the routes on the various actions and it will work.
-- check if an arc intersects a circle
local function isArcCircleIntersection(arc, circle, rightDir)
-- arc.x, arc.y, arc.radius is a first circle
local intersectionPoints = findCircleIntersections(arc, circle) -- returns array of collision points
for _, point in ipairs(intersectionPoints) do
local angle = math.atan2(point.y - arc.y, point.x - arc.x)
local da1 = normalizeAngle(angle - arc.angle1) -- above
local da2 = normalizeAngle(arc.angle2 - angle) -- below
if rightDir then -- the other direction
da1, da2 = da2, da1
end
if da1 >= 0 and da2 >= 0 then
return true -- the given angle was between of two angles
end
end
return false
end
I have a similar problem with response.Flush, although not with a database. I have nailed the problem down to requests using Connection: close. These always hang for minimum half a second up to 2 seconds. It's not a problem when Connection is set to Keep-alive, or, when Protocol is set to HTTP1.1 and no connection header is set (because default then is Keep-alive).
so now with the recursion check from @musicamante to prevent any recursion loop errors and moving the resize connection to init that gets called only once per resize without any connection/disconnection the program runs without any warning or error
You can't. As the error message says, GCF Gen1 does not support Node.js 22. The table on this documentation page confirms that (notice how Node.js 22 only has "2nd gen" in the "Generation" column):
from functools import partial
from typing import Annotated
from pydantic import AfterValidator, BaseModel
def validate_smth(value: str, context: str) -> str:
if value == "test":
print(f"Validated {value}")
else:
raise ValueError(f"Value {value} is not allowed in context {context}")
return value
class MyModel(BaseModel):
field: Annotated[str, AfterValidator(partial(validate_smth, context="test"))]
MyModel.model_validate({"field": "test"})
The best way to handle this is with Shopify Webhooks. They let your app automatically get a POST request when events like “order fulfilled” or “product updated” happen.
If you are on Shopify Plus, you can also use Shopify Flow to set up triggers without writing code, super helpful for simple automations.
But for most apps and custom logic, webhooks are the way to go.
Even though the question is old AF, if anyone is still having the same issue (and even though the given answers provide a workaround for said issue) the answer to the question what the problem is, is the following:
When passing values by reference to a foreach it is important to unset the reference after the foreach is done as the reference to the last item of the array is still existing, even after the loop is done.
In that case the value behind that remaining reference is updated with all values of the iterable that is provided ($items in this case) until the last value of the array includes the second to last value.
This is why in the given scenario a "duplicate" is shown, when having 2 items and the reason why only the first item and twice the second item is shown with 3 items.
The behavior is known and documented in the PHP docs
The issue even if you have installed it in your node project (let's say using npm) then also you need to have the actual graphics processing binaries installed on your system!
brew install graphicsmagick
So, if it works locally for you make sure to install it on the prod server as well
Nice to read this!! Here trying something similar. Tried with your equations and got this! changing nticks to 1000 and parameter t limit to 10! it seems nice....
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Looking at your code, the "Maximum update depth exceeded" error is occurring because of an infinite loop in your useRowSelect hook implementation. The issue is in how you're adding the selection column.
Here's the code you need to replace:
1. Move IndeterminateCheckbox outside your component (place it before export default function Table7):
2. Remove the IndeterminateCheckbox definition from inside your Table7 component (delete the entire const IndeterminateCheckbox = React.forwardRef(...) block that's currently inside your component).
3. Fix the empty data display:
Replace:
{page.length === 0 ?
<MDDataTableBodyCell>
Nenhum Registro Encontrado
</MDDataTableBodyCell>
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How about get your data first and do the RANK thing on temp table if possible?
Besides, your query is waiting for paralleism also, so i added OPTION (MAXDOP 1) to get rid of it. So your Clustered Index Seek operation also will be done serially (If you check the plan carefully it is also effecting)
Sorting is effecting too much so instead of doing it in a big query, it can be easier to do it in a temp table which your data is already taken there in this query. This can be accelareting the performance of RANK() operator also.
SELECT * INTO #MainData
FROM
(
SELECT
REC.INPATIENT_DATA_ID
--, RANK() over (Partition by PATS.PAT_ENC_CSN_ID, MEAS.FLO_MEAS_ID order by RECORDED_TIME) 'VITALS_RANK'
, MEAS.RECORDED_TIME
, PATS.PAT_ENC_CSN_ID
, PATS.PAT_ID
, PATS.CONTACT_DATE
, MEAS.FLO_MEAS_ID
, PATS.DEPARTMENT_ID
, PAT.IS_TEST_PAT_YN
, PATS.HOSP_DISCH_TIME
, PATS.HOSP_ADMSN_TIME
FROM CLARITY.DBO.IP_FLWSHT_REC REC
LEFT OUTER JOIN CLARITY.DBO.PAT_ENC_HSP PATS ON PATS.INPATIENT_DATA_ID = REC.INPATIENT_DATA_ID
LEFT OUTER JOIN CLARITY.DBO.CLARITY_DEP AS DEP ON PATS.DEPARTMENT_ID = DEP.DEPARTMENT_ID
LEFT OUTER JOIN CLARITY.DBO.PATIENT_3 PAT ON PAT.PAT_ID = PATS.PAT_ID
LEFT OUTER JOIN CLARITY.DBO.IP_FLWSHT_MEAS MEAS ON REC.FSD_ID = MEAS.FSD_ID
)
SELECT INPATIENT_DATA_ID
, RANK() over (Partition by PAT_ENC_CSN_ID, FLO_MEAS_ID order by RECORDED_TIME) 'VITALS_RANK'
, RECORDED_TIME
, PAT_ENC_CSN_ID
, PAT_ID
, CONTACT_DATE
, FLO_MEAS_ID
, DEPARTMENT_ID
, S_TEST_PAT_YN
, HOSP_DISCH_TIME
, HOSP_ADMSN_TIME
FROM #MainData
OPTION (MAXDOP 1)
DROP TABLE #MainData
You have to write a string type Correctly
Your error is due to string not being defined — JavaScript is case-sensitive, and in Mongoose, the type should be String (with an uppercase S), not string
I understand your concern. I went through the same struggles. Note that import_export works great for simple import/export like you would do with a database table but it is very unsuitable for customizing and advanced import or export. My recommendation is to use django-admin-action-forms for doing the import/export selection (ask the user for options etc.) and xlsxwriter for creating the Excel. At the end you are much more flexible and faster.
I ran into the exact same issue recently, Swagger loaded fine but no endpoints showed after publishing. Deleting the bin and obj folders before republishing fixed it for me. Seems like stale builds can cause this kind of weird behavior.
Give that a shot and let me know if it helps, happy to assist further if it doesn't.
Goal: Revise the Stack Overflow question to clearly state the goal and desired outcome, provide necessary background details, and ensure the prompt is concise and clear.
Background: The original question is about importing the Pinecone client in Python, but the provided solution is incorrect. The goal is to revise the prompt to focus on the specific issue with importing the Pinecone client, highlighting the incorrect initialization method and providing a clear solution based on the official documentation and Pinecone library.
Desired Outcome: The revised prompt should clearly state the goal, provide necessary background details, and ensure the prompt is concise and clear.
Revised Prompt:
Importing Pinecone Client in Python: Correct Initialization Method
I am trying to import the Pinecone client in Python, but I am getting an error. The code I am using is:
from pinecone import Pinecone
pinecone = Pinecone(api_key='my_api_key', environment='us-west1-gcp')
However, I am getting an error saying that the Pinecone class is not found. I have checked the official Pinecone documentation and it seems that the correct way to initialize the client is using the pinecone.init() function.
Can you please help me revise the code to correctly import and initialize the Pinecone client in Python?
Expected Outcome: A revised code snippet that correctly imports and initializes the Pinecone client in Python, using the pinecone.init() function as per the official documentation.
Note: Please provide a concise and clear answer, focusing on the specific issue with importing the Pinecone client and providing a clear solution based on the official documentation and Pinecone library.
Reasons:
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I was getting a 403 error with the message "Request had insufficient authentication scopes" when using the Google Generative AI (Gemini) API with OAuth. The issue was caused by using an outdated scope: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/generative-language.peruserquota. To fix it, I replaced it with the correct scope: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/generative-language.retriever. I also made sure to include the header x-goog-user-project with my Google Cloud Project ID in the API call. After updating the scope and adding the header, the API started working as expected. Make sure your OAuth consent screen is set up properly and the Generative Language API is enabled in your project.
To get the full path of a target output in a CMake managed project using the File API, the most reliable way is to check the "artifacts" field in the target.json. This usually includes the relative or absolute path to the built output like executables or libraries. If it's a relative path, you can safely prepend it with the paths.build value. Avoid relying only on nameOnDisk, as it gives just the base file name. This approach has worked well in my scripts for collecting target outputs.
Maybe not matching the topic completely, but related:
If a colour code in Excel is e.g. #AABBCC, it needs to be turned around to #CCBBAA for Power BI to show the same colour (sigh).
Or, less ambiguous: #A1B2C3 => #C3B2A1 ;-)
I want to clarify something. So basically, what you want is, when your Monster spotted the player, you want the monster to chase the player?
My suggestion is to use signals and groups.
func ready():
connect("body_entered", chase) #the syntax may differ depends on the godot version
func chase(body):
if body.is_in_group("players"):
player_path = body.get_path()
If you have any more questions please ask. I just started leaning godot last year so there is a chance that i get things wrong but this is what I learned and it works for me.
I just wanted to connect to people.
I'm late to the party, but maybe it will help some future devs with the same issue. I made a working example here. Take a look and use if it helps you out.
Window Title (the standard macOS window title bar, at the top)
Web Page Title (rendered by the HTML page itself, potentially as a or similar at the top of your actual webpage)
Why it happens
On macOS, the underlying Cocoa implementation of pywebview sometimes renders the title as part of the window content as well as in the titlebar, due to the way the NSWindow/NSView components are integrated if not all window management is handled natively by your code.
Proposed fix :
Do not set the title using create_window, and set it afterwards
For example :
import webview
def set_my_title(window):
# window refers to the window object you created
window.set_title("blah")
window = webview.create_window(
"", # empty title set for the webpage
f"http://localhost:{port}",
width=1400,
height=900,
min_size=(800, 600),
on_top=False
)
webview.start(set_my_title, window) # set title here
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If you can revisit the documentation for the api that you are using to download a file, you will see that it requires either of the three Authorization Scopes but reading further at this documentation we can see that the scope that is meant for downloading is https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.readonly which is restricted, and such scopes requires authorization for security reasons
TL;DR
It is not possible to bypass authorization of restricted scopes when downloading files, in Security perspective, you would not want anyone to just download your file in Google Drive.
One approach you can possibly take is to file a Feature Request though again, this is a security risk and most likely will not get that much attention but it is worth trying.
By default, the JSP files are not included in the suite.
In your suite, Just go to Help -> Eclipse Marketplace -> type Eclipse Enterprise Java and Web Developer Tools (version = latest one is 3.22) and install it. Then restart your suite and check now.
If the plugin configuration has the <phase> tag in it's configuration in pom.xml, you can create a new property with the default value and use that property in the <phase> tag. Then override this new property with the desired value in the command line using the -D prefix.
A colleague just approached us, telling us that we're using the wrong docker container.
While we're using mostly Container A (which contains CLI Tools, our frontend and the API), we've a Container B... This container is almost identical to Container A, but it does only handle image related processes.
Unfortunately, this is not documented anywhere until now (I'll write the documentation now to make sure this never occurs again).
Thanks for the help, sorry for the inconveniences and I hope you all have a nice day
I think you could compute the hash value for the join columns, then join the two dataframes using that hash value. It will save the cost to match the join conditions.
In my case it was that I started the same process twice with & sending it to the background. So one process was creating files and other was raporting "File Exists". Using
ps aux | grep rsync
to show my processes ids, I killed them and started again - now it's working fine!
BEWARE!! This is how Azure can really overcharge you, at 10 cents per GB/Month if you have 14TB allocated but are only using 4 TB that means you will have to pay $1000/Month for storage you are not using. The only way to get the storage back is to do a full backup and restore.
Yours is behaving most like a Bubble Sort. In selection sort it finds the min element and swaps only once per pass, but here you are swaping multiple times in a single pass.
Mainly use to the database configuration , like which database you want to use (MySQL ,PostgreSQL, MongoDB) , When you select particular database then you need to provide that database username, password , DB Name ,etc. And some other database things.
It seems, Outlook 365 converts whitespace when pasting.
Screenshot of notepad ++ before pasting into Outlook:
and after pasting into Outlook:
The default font of Outlook 365 (at the time of writing this) is Aptos - which is a non-monospace font. This means, not all symbols (including whitespace) have the same apparent width. Changing to a monospace variant (e.g. Aptos Mono) solves this issue:
