Okay, the problem is funny: I used adb exec-out run as ... cat to copy the files from my Pixel to my Windows. First it works fine, now not anymore. It includes bom. But on the device the files works fine. Thanks to all for helping. awkward :)

I'm not a professional but here's what I've got.

import cv2
import numpy as np

test1=np.zeros((90,90,3))
test2=np.zeros((90,90,3))

img=cv2.imread('colors.png')
img_hsv=cv2.cvtColor(img,cv2.COLOR_BGR2HSV)

light_color=np.array([[[245,183,22]]],dtype="uint8")

test1[0:45,0:90]=cv2.cvtColor(light_color,cv2.COLOR_RGB2BGR)

# [22,232,245]
light_color=cv2.cvtColor(light_color,cv2.COLOR_RGB2HSV)

test1[45:90,0:90]=light_color

light_color=np.ravel(light_color)

dark_color=np.array([[[255,193,32]]],dtype="uint8")

test2[0:45,0:90]=cv2.cvtColor(dark_color,cv2.COLOR_RGB2BGR)

# [22,223,255]
dark_color=cv2.cvtColor(dark_color,cv2.COLOR_RGB2HSV)

test2[45:90,0:90]=dark_color

dark_color=np.ravel(dark_color)

#light_color = np.array([22,232,245])
#dark_color = np.array([32,218,255])

lc_sat=light_color[1]
light_color[1]=dark_color[1]
dark_color[1]=lc_sat

mask=cv2.inRange(img_hsv,light_color,dark_color)
#mask=cv2.inRange(img,np.array([22,232,245],np.uint8),np.array([22,223,255],np.uint8))
mask2=cv2.inRange(img,np.array([22,183,245],np.uint8),np.array([32,193,255],np.uint8))
result=cv2.bitwise_and(img_hsv,img_hsv,mask=mask)
result2=cv2.bitwise_and(img,img,mask=mask2)

cv2.imwrite("hsv_mask1_hsv.png",mask)
cv2.imwrite("hsv_mask2_bgr.png",mask2)
cv2.imwrite("hsv_result1_hsv.png",cv2.cvtColor(result,cv2.COLOR_HSV2BGR))
cv2.imwrite("hsv_result2_bgr.png",result2)
cv2.imwrite("hsv_lightc.png",test1)
cv2.imwrite("hsv_darkc.png",test2)
cv2.imwrite("hsv_colors.png",img_hsv)

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Here is the correct syntax:

curl -X POST \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $BOT_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"channel": "CXXXXXXXX", "text": "Hello, world! <@UXXXXXXXX>"}' \
https://slack.com/api/chat.postMessage

Just replace the CXXXXXXXX with the channel id you want to target and the UXXXXXXXX with the user id you want to tag (optional). To learn more on how to find these values and generate a $BOT_TOKEN, read my blog: https://ducttapecode.com/blog/slack-integration/article/

You can’t change markers in swarmplot directly—overlay them with ax.scatter instead

ax = sns.swarmplot(data=df, x="value", y="letter", hue="type")
highlight = df[df["letter"].isin(["AB","AE"])]
ax.scatter(highlight["value"], highlight["letter"], marker="*", s=200, c="black")

For anyone who cares about 29/2 special handling, here is my suggestion (thx to @Gareth for the incentive):

import calendar

def add_years(d, years):
    """
    Return the same calendar date (month and day) in the destination year.
    In the case of leap years, if d.date is 29/2/xx and the target year (xx+years) is 
    not a leap year it will return 28/2.
    Conversely, if d.date is 28/2/xx and the target year is a leap year, it will 
    return 29/2.
    """
        sy, ty = d.year, d.year + years
    if all([calendar.isleap(sy), calendar.isleap(ty)]):
        ret = d.replace(year=d.year+years)
    elif all([calendar.isleap(sy), d.month == 2, d.day == 29]):
        ret = d.replace(day=d.day-1).replace(year=d.year+years)
    elif all([calendar.isleap(ty), d.month == 2, d.day == 28]):
        ret = d.replace(year=d.year+years).replace(day=d.day+1)
    else:
        ret = d.replace(year=d.year + years)

    return ret

You don't need to be a service to use SetTokenInformation. In your existing uiAccess process, duplicate its token, explicitly set TokenUIAccess to true, and you should be good to go. See also https://stackoverflow.com/a/23214997/21475517 (translate to C# as needed).

short answer is 'no', there is no way in DNG to do this. your export/modify/import method works but as you said you have a synchronization problem. there is a REST API for DNG and using that you could do essentially the same thing with a script, but again there is a synchronization problem. welcome to the disappointment of using DNG after DOORS. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Take care because whenyou want to give permission on a topic, you must not use "arn:aws:kafka:eu-west-1:123456789:cluster/test-cluster/9f4ea0a3-75bc-4ff9-a971-73efa2ef73c9-9/topic/test-topic2" but USE "arn:aws:kafka:eu-west-1:123456789:topic/test-cluster/9f4ea0a3-75bc-4ff9-a971-73efa2ef73c9-9/topic/test-topic2"

==> change :cluster by :topic

Reference : https://docs.aws.amazon.com/service-authorization/latest/reference/list_apachekafkaapisforamazonmskclusters.html#apachekafkaapisforamazonmskclusters-topic

You are most probably going to want to want to have separate package files as those two separate folders will have different tooling needs. That's not a must though. E.g. you may have a SSR React app that needs to be served. But... the way you explained it "client = React", "server = express" it sounds like you are building two separate integrated applications.

A more elaborated answer could include a way of working with workspaces where you may indeed want to have a root package.json

you have to reassign previous (and next) every iteration of the for loop.

for obj in mod do {
   po  = previous(obj)
   no  = next(obj)

you don't need the refresh.

I finally found a way to do that. Thanks to Rajeev KR answer which drive me to the solution

The hostArray string has to be converted to JSON and it can be done using with a type conversion to json https://github.com/karatelabs/karate#type-conversion

# sample of hostsArray 
* def hostsArray = '[{"hostid": "1234"},{"hostid": "4567"}, {"hostid": "9865"}]'
* json hostArrayJson = hostsArray

* def myjson =
"""
{
  "key1": "val1",
  "params" : {
     "key2": "val2",
     "hosts" : '#(hostsArrayJson)'
  }
"""

GCP has release a new version composer-2.14.0-airflow-2.10.5 that solves the above described dependency loop by pointing out (at least in my case, the conflict). You can analyze the release notes and verify that this version was added to improve PyPi dependency issues.

Checkout my Repository : https://github.com/Ujjwalbiswas09/Dae-Parser-Java-Android

I have build this totally from scratch specially for android using java

Bold Reports is a modern and robust alternative to the legacy Report Viewer control, offering full support for RDL and RDLC formats so you can continue using your existing SSRS reports without needing to rewrite them. It is fully compatible with all major browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, overcoming the limitations of older viewers that were tied to Internet Explorer. With a dedicated ASP.NET MVC Report Viewer control, Bold Reports integrates seamlessly into MVC applications using NuGet packages such as BoldReports.Web, BoldReports.Mvc5, and BoldReports.JavaScript. We also offer support for .NET Core, ensuring compatibility with modern .NET applications.

Unlike the traditional Report Viewer, Bold Reports is JavaScript-based and does not rely on ViewState, making it ideal for modern web development. It also provides extensive customization options, localization support, and the ability to extend functionality through events and APIs.

Bold Reports uses a Web API controller to load and show reports, which works well with today’s web development practices. This setup helps your app run faster and makes it easier to connect with other services. For detailed implementation guidance, refer to the official documentation: How to Add the Report Viewer to an ASP.NET MVC Application – Bold Reports.

How about this:

if ((typeof process !== 'undefined') && 
(process.release.name.search(/node|io.js/) !== -1)) {
    console.log('this script is running on the server');
} else {
    console.log('this script is running in client side');
}

The solution here ended up being a change of uC from the STM32L series to the STM32U series, meaning a 32 bit timer was available on the same pin.

This however also had issues as Tim 2 Chan 1 did not work, tried on x2 uC, so a short to the next pin and Tim 2 Chan 2 worked fine.

None of the suggested methods (above) using DMA worked, they suffered similar issues to those reported in the question.

The statement: ""There is currently no theoretical reason to use neural networks with any more than two hidden layers" was made by Heaton in his 2008 work, and reflects the theoretical perspective at that time: that multilayer perceptrons (MLPs) with more than two hidden layers had no guaranteed theoretical advantage over shallower networks. However, as is often the case in a fast-evolving field like deep learning, this claim has since been overtaken by both empirical evidence and new theoretical insights.

I'd recommend to try my lib which adds some consistency to develop FastAPI and Socketio

https://github.com/bandirom/fastapi-socketio-handler

Lib under active development, so fill free to contribute or open an issues

Analyzer `6.0` is too old, you'll need to remove the dependency pin if you want to use more recent versions of various packages

dependency_overrides:
  analyzer: ">=6.0.0 <6.6.0"

thes dart pub get.

This issue has now been resolved. I raised an issue in the GitHub issue repo for googlecolab/colabtools and I tried the same code as above this morning, and it loaded fine.

I know it's been a while since you asked, but have a look at https://github.com/PetrVys/MotionPhoto2. You'll need to port it from python, but the files created are working in most viewers, and HEIC files are supported too - and Google Photos is the primary target.

form.append('audio', { uri: Platform.OS === 'ios' ? uri.replace('file://', '') : uri, name: name || 'upload-file', type: mime || 'application/octet-stream',

Use the correct MIME type if available, otherwise fallback to "application/octet-stream",This ensures the file always has a valid type during upload

For a notebook in VSCode, following will give you the notebook name. No need to import anything additional

notebook_name = os.path.basename(globals().get('__vsc_ipynb_file__', 'unknown_notebook')).replace('.ipynb','')
print(f"Notebook name: {notebook_name}")

I have solve the problem, the problem is that when r studio first start to make a directory and create a log file in .local and have not enough permission, so it would shut down. Open the r studio in terminal can see the complete error information.

If anyone happens to stumble upon this post, it's a new feature in C# 14 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/proposals/csharp-14.0/null-conditional-assignment.

I was looking for something similar, wanting to customize the formatter. The best solution I could find was to download the Eclipse IDE itself and use the built-in Formatter Profile Editor, available under Project -> Properties, then Java Code Style -> Formatter (and perhaps -> Configure Workspace Settings)

While it is very convoluted and cumbersome, it is also a much more powerful and versatile version of the "Java Formatter Settings with Preview" available in VS Code. It offers a preview of every single setting using a fitting code example to visualize the changes. It also allows for the examples to be changed and custom code to be tested with the "View/edit raw code" option and "Custom preview contents" toggle. Once satisfied, it can be exported and the resulting file be used as the projects eclipse-formatter.xml.

While it's not a 1:1 description of every setting and their respective byte combinations, I feel that it fullfills that role very well.

Currently, nested objects are not filterable nor vectorized a per our docs:

Currently, object and object[] datatype properties are not indexed and not vectorized.

Future plans include the ability to index nested properties, for example to allow for filtering on nested properties and vectorization options.

Our team is currently working on that feature, and you can keep track of it here:
https://github.com/weaviate/weaviate/issues/3694

Thanks!

To change the sync function on an App Endpoint, please use the management API https://docs.couchbase.com/cloud/management-api-reference/index.html#tag/App-Endpoints/operation/putAccessFunction

Only /_roles, /_users and /_session are allowed through through the admin port 4985 in the connect tab on App Endpoints.

For the public port 4984, these are the supported endpoints https://docs.couchbase.com/cloud/app-services/references/rest_api_public.html

I've done some research on this topic and i think it's only possible on the tpyescript platform and not regular js anymore with the upgrade. It's also stated in the upgraded note to switch. "If you’re using propTypes, we recommend migrating to TypeScript or another type-checking solution." hope this helps

All the Emacs Verilog-mode like indentation/vertical alignment needs are satisfied in VSCode with DVT through https://eda.amiq.com/documentation/vscode/sv/toc/code-formatting/indentation.html.

I'll post an update once I figure it out. That way, if anyone else has my problem, hopefully they will find the solution.

This was fixed for me after I upgraded my flutter version

Another pitfall I can see is that many articles about OAuth authorization on client side don't talk about the client's Access Token validity verification at resource/api server side. I've found some talks/doc about "introspection" endpoint, but they are rare.

It's why have asked here this question in context of Laravel Socialite.

Can users specify rust things be installed on D-drive and not C-drive (C:\users\xxx\.rustup)?

You can’t directly create DataWedge profiles via Flutter APIs because Zebra doesn’t expose a Flutter plugin for that yet. The trick is to use the DataWedge intent interface.

1. From Flutter, use MethodChannel to send an Android intent.

2. Broadcast to DataWedge with the com.symbol.datawedge.api.CREATE_PROFILE action.

3. Once the profile exists, push configuration with SET_CONFIG intents (scanner input, keystroke/output plugin, intent delivery to your Flutter activity).

4. Keep the profile name consistent with your app package so you can reuse it across installs.

It’s a bit boilerplate-heavy, but once the intent channel is set up, you can manage profiles from Flutter without touching native code too much.

There seems to be some sort of issue with google/apiclient and a VM shared folder. I was able to install it fine via composer in a non-shared folder in the Ubuntu VM in less than a second but it always failed when trying to install it in the shared folder.

Then, even after it was installed I had trouble moving the vendor folder into a the VM shared folder.

Such performance differences are likely caused by unoptimal drivers. Before exFAT support was integrated into the Linux kernel with version 5.7 (released in May 2020), I remember achieving huge transfer speed gains by replacing the free FUSE exFAT driver with a proprietary kernel module from Samsung, which increased transfer speeds to the level I was used to from Windows.

fast adjustment can be used

p "MyTwoColumnDataFile.dat" u 1:2 w lp ls 7 ps 2 lc 2

that is meaning use the first and second columns, with line and points ("w lp"), line style 7 (this style is the line with dots at the places where data are provided, "ls 5" would be rectangles, etc.), point size is 2 (here you can adjust the size of those dots), line color is 2 (set as you wish).

re install the i18n plugin to version 11.1.9 or 11.1.10 better than latest , have many issues and it fixed same issue for me

OK, it was a stupid question.

In the experiment of automatic updating binaries, I mistakenly downloaded a cn.pyd to src.

Then I wasted almost a whole day trying to figure out why breakpoints in cn.py do not work trying this and that.

Finally my colleagues suggseted me to check cn._file_ and find out what I reallly imported.

Maybe this experience could save someone's time in the future when they read this.

It seems that at time of writing, Excel's dependency tracking functionality is only able to track spill arrays as if they were any other array, and so it cannot differentiate between a calculation that is element-wise and one that operates on the whole array input argument(s).

The only viable solutions for tasks where one column needs to take outputs from another column as input are:

1. Use a helper row to hold the true input and then use an external (to Excel's native formulae) means to copy the reference output to the input cell. This could be VBA or, in the worst possible case, a user input with visual feedback if the value is out of date.

2. Stack multiple (optional) calculations into a single column. So in my real-world example, I may just design for a maximum number of sequential turbine stages and stack those calculations into each column.

Old post, but perhaps this helps somebody:

You could use a top level bus structure to hold all you bus objects, as seen here:
https://de.mathworks.com/help/simulink/slref/simulink.bus.html

Was it possible to solve this issue?
I have similar issue...

React does indeed handle event delegation internally through its SyntheticEvent system. However, there are still specific scenarios where manual event delegation can be beneficial.

React's Built-in Event Delegation

React automatically delegates most events to the document root, so when you write:

javascript<button onClick={handleClick}>Click me</button>

React doesn't actually attach the listener to that specific button - it uses a single delegated listener at the document level.

When Manual Event Delegation is Still Useful

Despite React's internal delegation, manual event delegation is valuable for:

1. Performance with large dynamic lists (1000+ items)

2. Complex nested interactions within list items

3. Mixed event types on the same container

4. Integration with non-React libraries

Good hint by @SmartMarkCoder

Option Explicit On

Public Class Form1
    Dim numberOfSides As Integer = 0
    Const skew As Single = Math.PI * 1.5F ' Corrects the rotation

    Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
        Me.AutoScaleMode = System.Windows.Forms.AutoScaleMode.Dpi
        'MessageBox.Show(Me.Width & "," & Me.Height)
    End Sub

    Protected Overrides Sub OnPaint(e As PaintEventArgs)
        Dim centerX As Integer = Me.ClientSize.Width * 2 / 3
        Dim centerY As Integer = Me.ClientSize.Height * 1 / 2
        Dim centerPoint As New PointF(centerX, centerY)
        Dim radius As Integer = Me.ClientSize.Width / 4.5
        '
        MyBase.OnPaint(e)
        If numberOfSides < 3 Then Return
        Dim polygon = CreatePolygon(radius, numberOfSides, centerPoint)
        Using blackPen As New Pen(Color.Black, 2)
            e.Graphics.SmoothingMode = Drawing2D.SmoothingMode.AntiAlias
            e.Graphics.DrawPolygon(blackPen, polygon)
        End Using
        '
        e.Graphics.FillRectangle(Brushes.Red, centerX, centerY, 2, 2)   ' added to visualise the center point
    End Sub

    Private Sub ListBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles ListBox1.SelectedIndexChanged
        numberOfSides = CInt(ListBox1.SelectedItem)
        Me.Invalidate()
    End Sub

    Public Function CreatePolygon(radius As Single, sides As Integer, center As PointF) As PointF()
        Dim polygon = New PointF(sides - 1) {}
        Dim angle As Single = 360.0F / sides * CSng(Math.PI / 180.0F)

        For side As Integer = 0 To sides - 1
            polygon(side) = New PointF(
            CSng(center.X + radius * Math.Cos(skew + side * angle)),
            CSng(center.Y + radius * Math.Sin(skew + side * angle)))
        Next
        Return polygon
    End Function

End Class

The solution for me was to use https://github.com/BtbN/FFmpeg-Builds with variant gpl-shared, and use that as the layer instead of john van sickle's pure static ffmpeg.

Kindly, Let me know if this works!

=SUM(SUMIF(H5:H10,FILTER(E5:E11,F5:F11=B5),I5:I10))

Answering here as I suspect the other answer is AI-generated.

The most likely answer is that you don't have the typescript compiler installed. If you're using npm, you can install it to use anywhere with:

npm install --global typescript

Or for short:

npm i -g typescript

For those who will be struggling to find the affected 4KB aligned packages, follow these steps-

Steps 1: Choose your debug APK from analyze APK menu-

Steps 2: Analyzer will show affected .so library files, those need to be fixed. (In Picture Few libraries marked which is not aligned with The 16KB Page Size)

Copy keywords from affected .so files name and In terminal run the following commands-

     cd android

     ./gradlew app:dependencies

Steps 3: Search for the keywords then you will find the affected package which is using C++ native shared libraries. (In my case i am searching for droidsonroids.gif and found that its coming from Crisp Chat Package)

<picture>
   <source srcset="diagram.svg" type="image/svg+xml">
   <source srcset="diagram.png" type="image/png">
   <img src="diagram.gif" width="620" height="540"
   alt="Diagram showing the data channels">
</picture>

So, this was a very unexpected problem, quite a goofy one.

In my application I had

@ComponentScan(basePackages = {"path.to.a.package.from.external.module.with.generic.spring.auth.components",
 "path.to.a.package.with.local.spring.security.customizations.with.typo"})

Note the part with.typo - I was completely shadowing my custom implementation, including my custom security chain from above. Interestingly, Spring did not complain about this problem. Maybe this is expected because the package might exist, but providing no components? I switched to Idea Ultimate in the meantime and now it shows me such packages, but I just wonder if this is fair tradeoff, given the fact it might cover bugs extremely well.

I was having a similar issue, and after updating Visual Studio to the latest version, the issue was resolved.

Thanks iroha, for your answer, and for clarifying my question. You're right, it's a problem with the interactive rendering. (The "clever but unorthodox" approach was developed by a T.A., so I can take no credit.)

Rendering from the console works just fine. I just hate having two separate files: one with the RMD and one with the code for rendering it twice.

I did try all sorts of variations on knit_print, also to no avail.

Using the editor_options in the YAML does seem to work with ciAUC(), but doesn't seem to help with describeBy(). My workaround for describeBy() has been to use the mat = TRUE argument, save it to an object, and then knitr::kable() the object, though I think I'll switch to Tim G's workaround.

You shoudn't have to create a package.json manually, you can run npm install to create it, install your needed packages and run npm start

the very same error message you can get on Linux, when /tmp is mounted with noexec. Last week I was installing new db on already existing system and this message appeared for me.

You absolutely can.

Just make sure that you zip the folder, then archive the file. You might have to see the GitLab configuration since the file size tends to be high

Could you check your package.json to ensure you have compatible versions?

Or you could also reopen your editor.

Main Problems: You're checking for params.key("king") but should check for the value

You're using @top_discard which contains the card object, not the code

The API calls for replacing the king aren't being executed properly

You need to handle the king replacement as a separate operation

Here's the corrected code: ruby

get("/discard") do
  # ... [previous code remains the same until the king section] ...

  ################################################### start of change suit with king
  @is_king = false
  if @top_discard.fetch("value") == "KING"
    @is_king = true
  end

  # Check if king parameter is present and not empty
  @in_king = false
  if params.key?("king") && !params["king"].empty?
    king_code = params["king"]
    @in_king = true

    # Remove the current king from discard pile
    deck = cookies[:deck_id]
    pile_name = "discard"
    
    # Draw (remove) the current king from discard pile
    remove_king_url = "https://deckofcardsapi.com/api/deck/" + deck + "/pile/" + pile_name + "/draw/?cards=" + @top_discard["code"]
    HTTP.get(remove_king_url)

    # Add the new king to discard pile
    add_new_king_url = "https://deckofcardsapi.com/api/deck/" + deck + "/pile/" + pile_name + "/add/?cards=" + king_code
    HTTP.get(add_new_king_url)

    # Refresh the discard pile data
    discard_list = "https://deckofcardsapi.com/api/deck/" + deck + "/pile/" + pile_name + "/list/"
    @discard_res = api_response(discard_list, "piles").fetch(pile_name).fetch("cards")
    
    # Update top discard card
    @top_discard = @discard_res.last
    @discard_arr = @discard_res.map { |card| card.fetch("image") }
  end

  # Only load kings selection if top card is king AND we haven't already chosen one
  if @is_king && !@in_king
    new_deck = "https://deckofcardsapi.com/api/deck/new/?cards=KS,KC,KH,KD"
    resp = HTTP.get(new_deck)
    raw_response = resp.to_s
    parsed_response = JSON.parse(raw_response)
    @kings_deck_id = parsed_response.fetch("deck_id")

    king_draw = "https://deckofcardsapi.com/api/deck/" + @kings_deck_id + "/draw/?count=4"
    @cards_to_add = api_response(king_draw, "cards")

    king_add = []
    @cards_to_add.each do |c|
      king_add.push(c.fetch("code"))
    end
    
    pile_name = "kings"
    cards = king_add.join(",")
    
    pile = "https://deckofcardsapi.com/api/deck/" + @kings_deck_id + "/pile/" + pile_name + "/add/?cards=" + cards
    resp = HTTP.get(pile)

    pile_list = "https://deckofcardsapi.com/api/deck/" + @kings_deck_id + "/pile/" + pile_name + "/list/"
    @kings = api_response(pile_list, "piles").fetch("kings").fetch("cards")

    @king_arr = []
    @king_codes = []
    @kings.each do |c|
      @king_arr.push(c.fetch("image"))
      @king_codes.push(c.fetch("code"))
    end
  end

  erb(:discard)
end

Key Changes: Fixed parameter checking: Use params.key?("king") && !params["king"].empty?

Use card code instead of object: @top_discard["code"] instead of @top_discard

Proper API sequence: Remove old king → Add new king → Refresh data

Conditional king loading: Only load king options if needed and not already processed

In your ERB template, make sure you have:

erb
<% if @is_king && !@in_king %>
  <form action="/discard" method="get">
    <h3>Choose a suit for the King:</h3>
    <% @kings.each do |king| %>
      <label>
        <input type="radio" name="king" value="<%= king['code'] %>">
        <img src="<%= king['image'] %>" height="100">
      </label>
    <% end %>
    <button type="submit">Change Suit</button>
  </form>
<% end %>

Had the same issue. Turns out if you push the phone brightness to 100%, it works perfectly.

Thanks to @FerhatMousavi , I found a solution. I also changed the enter() function to no longer accept any input except ENTER. (Changes are all found in my original question because I didn't realize this Answer button was below the "related questions" section. Honestly, it would make more sense to place it before the "related questions" section.... As in, if your question and replies aren't helping, here are some related questions you might want to check. That's why I didn't notice the button.

Also, @HolyBlackCat , I can't checkmark my own answer for 2 days so.... How do I mark this as solved?

After some more research I found a way to access the getter by importing the store and going that way. Maybe not the correct way but it will do until we move to Pinia.

import { store } from '../..'

[GET_MERGED_ISSUES]: (state) => (position) => {
    ...
    let positionIssue = store.getters[GET_POSITION_ISSUE](position)
    ...
  }

Not much point in seeing the C++ Classes in the editor, you can't edit them from the UE editor, it would open Visual Studio if you wanted to make changes.

Better to just open the project in VS, if you are installing it just now, or haven't done this step yet, you will need these plugins so everything works without a hitch.

Then you build for Development editor in VS, after that you can open UE editor and you should be able to use what you made in C++

 app('queue')->connection('redis');

Add this in your AppServiceProvider

public function boot(): void
    {
        // Force Redis queue connection resolution early to avoid
        // 'Call to undefined method Illuminate\Queue\RedisQueue::readyNow()' error in Horizon,
        // especially in multi-tenant context.
        app('queue')->connection('redis');
        // your existing codes.......
}

With the new ::details-content pseudo-element, we no longer need hacks to force <details> blocks open in print. We can simply reveal the hidden content using CSS

@media print {
  ::details-content {
    content-visibility: visible;
    height: auto !important;
  }
}

Use jwt auth http Only is a secure cookie, the MOST secure type of session. Set the token manually is not secure because you can read it by JS. You dont need to manage the token on client, Only set credentials: 'include' in all your requests and set the correct domain in cors.php. if u can, use Always https

useActionState only available stable in React 19

Add this line to the gradle.properties

org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xms1024m -Xmx4096m

Not sure if this is still relevant, but it’s worth noting you can now delete a Firestore database straight from the Firebase console under Firestore Database → [your DB] → Delete

ik you see this skysorcerer >:)

I was able to fix it by following the code of sample app of google mobile ads flutter sdk.
https://github.com/googleads/googleads-mobile-flutter/tree/main/samples/admob/banner_example

yes my website also showing this error site live but recive 403 how to fix site url: https://fwab.co.uk/

TEMPLATES = [{
  "BACKEND": "django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates",
  "DIRS": [],
  "APP_DIRS": True,   # <-- must be True
  "OPTIONS": {"context_processors": [
    "django.template.context_processors.request",
    "django.contrib.auth.context_processors.auth",
    "django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages",
  ]},
}]

courses/templates/registration/login.html

path("accounts/login/",
     auth_views.LoginView.as_view(template_name="registration/login.html"),
     name="login")

When the files are only staged and you want to unstage, just use git reset for that as @neuroine answered:

git reset /path/to/file

But if you created just one commit but now want to soft reset. Using git reset --soft won't work as it will say:

$ git reset --soft HEAD~
fatal: ambiguous argument 'HEAD~': unknown
revision or path not in the working tree.
Use '--' to separate paths from revisions, like this:
'git <command> [<revision>...] -- [<file>...]'

In that case, we can use update-ref:

git update-ref -d HEAD

Keeping this extra detail here even though it was not directly asked in the question because it is a similar problem and people can stumble upon this and find solution here.

As most of the trading on the RI marketplace is done by bots and algos, doing it manually will never give you good data, nor can you easily sell the RIs you buy. You need to consider market depth and liquidity, but you only have good access to that data when you have a lot of different customers already under management.

So instead of figuring out the CLI yourself, use a discount automation tool (like hykell.com) for it. You free up your time and get more savings compared to doing it yourself.

Necesito seleccionar un dispositivo de audio y luego reproducir el audio en ese dispositivo, que no es el principal para hacer un pre escucha con dos tarjetas de audio

Run this command and your problem will be solved.

composer update livewire/livewire livewire/flux

Hi Could you please ask your question in Hudi Slack channel or raise an Hudi issue.

I came across a similar issue when upgrading from Shibboleth 4 to 5 as well. The Attribute Resolver was just completely ignoring my custom data connector with no error message. The change I had to make was calling super.doParse in my BaseAttributeDefinitionParser. Shibboleth 4 was able to automatically pick up the custom schema without this, but Shibboleth requires the super method to be called.
There are some more information here: https://shibboleth.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/IDP5/pages/3199512485/Developing+Attribute+Resolver+Extensions

Are the tasks running in private subnets?
If yes, set assignPublicIp: false and ensure a NAT Gateway for outbound.

Also, confirm WP_HOME / WP_SITEURL envs (or DB values) match the ALB DNS. Wrong hostnames often cause 301/302.

setImageBytesData(localStorage.getItem("imageBytes").split(','));

This work's for me

https://dev.to/chamupathi_mendis_cdd19da/integrate-ms-clarity-to-nextjs-app-app-router--241o

If you have any questions, please ask : )

if you are just compiling like C++ code, for me i was having the same issues , the debugger would not stop at the break point so the problem for me was because i set the speed of optimization for C/C++ to the maximum in the properties of the project , after disabling it , the debugger works as it is supposed to work.

just a reminder for me in v3

u can put this in the provider componenet

export const system = createSystem(defaultConfig, {
  preflight: false,
});

and pass it to the ChakraProvider as value

hello This's for test !

hello This's for test !

hello This's for test !
hello This's for test !

pip config debug can show you the config file you're using.

My config file is at /Users/**/.config/pip/pip.conf with index-url.

env_var:
env:
global:
  /Library/Application Support/pip/pip.conf, exists: False
site:
  /Users/**/anaconda3/envs/python/pip.conf, exists: False
user:
  /Users/**/.pip/pip.conf, exists: False
  /Users/**/.config/pip/pip.conf, exists: True
    global.index-url: https://pypi.org/simple

Try git rebase --continue and then check is it working or not. It will be better if you provide some snapshots

If you have a list of points, consider using a Catmull-Rom spline. It is used for pathing through a series of points in what appears to be a "natural" manner. Developed for use in computer graphics, it relies on discrete mathematics. Some examples, though, mention going to "infinity, and beyond!"

Im facing the exact same error, and one IMPORTANT observation I made is that we both use kakao auth.

and when I npm ls queryString it seems like the two framework requires two different version of query-string

[I] J4S0N :: $ npm ls query-string
[email protected] /Users/chaejunseongjason/Desktop/_/DEP_PROJECTS/PF_FOLDER/ParkField
├─┬ @react-native-kakao/[email protected]
│ └── [email protected]
└─┬ @react-navigation/[email protected]
  └─┬ @react-navigation/[email protected]
    └── [email protected]

# Remove the old X-Frame-Options header

proxy_hide_header X-Frame-Options;

# Add a Content-Security Policy header to allow embeds from your url

add_header Content-Security-Policy "frame-ancestors 'self' your url;";

Another solution using

 router.dismissTo({
    pathname: 'xxx',
    params: {
        value:'xxx'
    }
});

aku juga sekarang punya masalah seperti ini. apakah sudah dapat solusinya?

std::mem::drop(listener) will unbind without closing connections.

Changed my table to this seems to have fixed the issue.

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS PMProjectServiceEquipment (
    CompanyID INT NOT NULL,
    ProjectID INT NOT NULL,
    ServiceEquipmentID INT NOT NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY(CompanyID, ProjectID, ServiceEquipmentID)
);

Removing the ID auto_increment field I believe was causing an issue because it cannot be set in an insert statement.

Having a primary key of CompanyID, ProjectID, ServiceEquipmentID worked for this instance of my table

See the README.md in my GitHub repo for Step-By-Step Instructions on How to Create a MFE App with Angular Host and Angular Remotes Using Nx. It uses Angular 20 and Nx 21.

https://github.com/angularexample/mfe-angular-nx-dynamic

Read my article on Medium for step-by-step instructions, on How To Create a MFE App with Angular Host and React Remote.

MFE Angular Host with React Remote using Nx

Here is the source code on my GitHub for MFE Example App with Angular Host and React Remote using Nx. It uses Angular 20, React 19, and Nx 21.

https://github.com/angularexample/mfe-angular-react-nx

The submit() method submits data directly rather than passing it through your "submit" event listener. Just change the .submit() to .requestSubmit() and this should route it through the event listener.

Try removing everything from your page, test with an empty body, then add your sections back in, testing incrementally. That way you can concentrate on that section with the problem.

I had a below the fold problem, ran the js code through AI and resolved it.

I solved. Gemini and Firebase Console - Hosting in their instructions omitted the step to add domain www.timeatonart.com (which is redirected to timeatonart.com).

I had the same problem from Access VBA. When I renamed my Python file from *.py to *.txt the python code was doing as expected.

I think the speed problem is due to the difference between logical locations and physical locations. When you logically mount your Google Drive in Google Colab, the physical location of the files is very much not on Google Colab.

I tried to find some code I wrote to deal with this, but I couldn't find it.

Caveat: I dealt with the problems described below approximately 12 months ago, so there is a small chance that some things have changed.

My perspective: I'm not a programmer, but I can code in Python. I was a sys/net-admin, teacher, MCSE, "webmaster"--prior to 2005.

My "proof" of a physical issue

Because I cannot cite documentation of my claim, I will describe my problem and solution as proof of my claim. If you believe my claim, you can probably skim or skip this section.

My problem: I had up to 80 GB of (WAV) files that were physically in up to six different Google Drive accounts. With my sym-fu skills, I could effectively mount all six Google Drives at the same in one Colab session. Obviously, Colab did not transfer that data to the physical server on which my Colab session was running.

Let's say I had a Python command to concatenate 30 files into one new file: newFile.wav = concat(listPathFilenames). Those 30 files were physically spread across six different Google Drives. The Python interpreter would request the files from the OS (Colab), and the OS would use filesystem-level operations to move the physical files to the Colab server. Just waiting for 600 MB of files to transfer could take 30 seconds, but the operation would only take 2-5 seconds. (I wasn't really concatenating, you know?)

So, at least for a little while, my solution was to "operate" on the files before I need to operate on the files. My flow allowed me to easily predict which files I would soon need, so I had logic that would do something like

for pathFilename in listPathFilenames:
    pathlib.Path('pathFilename.wav').stat()

I had to try out a few different functions to find right one. I didn't want to modify the file. And some functions wouldn't force the physical transfer of the file: like, I think .exists() didn't work. The net effect was that the physical location of the files would be on the Colab server, and when I did the real operations on the files, there would not be a delay as the files were retrieved from Google Drive.

My solution is not your solution

First, I don't have enough knowledge of pip to understand the answer from https://stackoverflow.com/users/14208544/hor-golzari, so I would still incorporate his guidance. (Well, I mean, since you seem to understand it, you should use his knowledge.)

From what I can tell, Colab uses multiple excellent tactics to speed up on-the-fly environment creation. Off the top of my head:

• As you know, many popular packages are already installed when you open a Colab session. Google has a comprehensive list of packages and their versions somewhere.
• For some third-party servers, like GitHub and PyPI, Google has installed a phat, high-priority pipe for transfers.
• I suspect the git command, to any destination, is prioritized at the network level.
• In Colab, you can "connect" your GitHub account, which allows you to git clone from your private repos without an additional authoration step.

In contrast, the filesystem-level transfers to and from Google Drive and absolutely not prioritized. One way I know that for sure: if you "write" a (large) file Google Drive, if the Colab environment says, "the file has been written," then even a catastrophic failure in your Colab will not prevent the file from reaching Google Drive. How? It's buffered. It's not fast--some files take 15 minutes before I can see them on Google Drive--but it is reliable.

Therefore, I suspect Google Drive won't accomplish what you want: only because Colab has decided to prioritize the speed the physical connection to Google Drive as too slow to be useful.

Appendix: deep thoughts

I'm trying to optimize my Google Colab workflow

I don't know what needs optimizing, but some things I've done (that I can recall off the top of my head):

1. Prune the list of installed packages.
2. Conditionally install packages.
3. Delay installing some packages until you need them: especially if you might not need them.
4. Pin packages so pip doesn't need to think.
5. Don't try to install packages that Google has already pre-installed.
6. If Google has a pre-installed package that does the same thing as your not-preinstalled package: refactor.
7. My brain just told me, "I quit," but I know I had a couple of other tricks.

Appendix: old code

The following used to be my template for quickly installing stuff. I still used "requirements.txt" files at the time. I've switched to pyproject.toml, and I guess I would probably use something like pip install {repoTarget}@git+https://{accessTokenGithub}@github.com/{repoOwner}/{repoTarget}.git. idk.

import sys
import subprocess
import pathlib
listPackages = ['Z0Z_tools']
def cloneRepo(repoTarget:str, repoOwner:str = 'hunterhogan') -> None:
    if not pathlib.Path(repoTarget).exists():
        accessTokenGithub = userdata.get('github_token')
        subprocess.run(["git", "clone", f"https://{accessTokenGithub}@github.com/{repoOwner}/{repoTarget}.git"], check=True)
        pathFilenameRequirements = pathlib.Path(repoTarget) / 'requirements.txt'
        if pathFilenameRequirements.exists():
            listPackages.append(f"-r {pathFilenameRequirements}")
    sys.path.append(repoTarget)
if 'google.colab' in sys.modules:
    from google.colab import drive, userdata
    drive.mount('/content/drive')
    cloneRepo('stubFileNotFound')
    cloneRepo('astToolFactory')
    %pip install -q {' '.join(listPackages)}