Debugging is a major weak point for mathematica, especially for code of any size. Mathematica is very very good at some things, but i am building something medium size and growing and debugging and a few other things made it very difficult and slow to develop. It turned out the one very cool thing Mathematica did for me was handled fine by numerical integration in python using numpy and scipy, and some calculations are actually handled better. With some effort I moved my code to python and will stay there. I will use Mathematica for one-off stuff, or to double-check a few results. I wish I had that advice 9 months ago.
I never got WorkBench (2025) to work with Eclipse on windows. I was tempted to try to write a debugger (I've done that for another platform) but didn't get very far with the research. There isn't a documented interface to the kernel, and I needed to get my actual task done.
Print statements are a very slow and inefficient way to debug. Trace and echo are fancy print statements. There is a debugger for notebooks, but it is very unintuitive and not very powerful. I built a simple system to log messages to a file, but another set of print statements. At least there you can externally filter and import messages without selectively turning things off and on trying to narrow something down. Ive built a more sophisticated logging system with tags on logging statements no another platform, with a way to selectively log tags. That system is good for troubleshoot things in a customer's production environment where you can't debug, but not a great debug tool
Yes, for SIPp load testing with INVITEs and RTP, you absolutely need an XML scenario file. The `uac_pcap.xml` or `uac.xml` are good starting points that you'd then customize with your SBC's details and SDP for RTP.
The callback function passed as an argument to the handleSubmit function takes 2 parameters: data and event. I think now you can easily handle the situation raised in your form. Just place event.preventDefault() at the first line of your callback function; but, be assured that you're passing two parameters to the callback function you're using, not one.
I had a similar problem driving me mad. Chrome pointed to the footer being the issue, but it was the main content container above it causing the issue. A React component changed the size of the containing div above the footer pushing the footer down and triggering the CLS issue. In fact, whatever the next element below that container would get blamed for the CLS issue, and the more of them there were the worse the score was.
My solution was to set a min-height for the main content above the "culprit" element.
Claude Code and ChatGPT also could not find this problem when I presented it to them.
Thanks for sharing this StackOverflow discussion on PDF clipping logic—it’s a fascinating breakdown of how graphics contexts handle shape boundaries. As someone working in digital image editing at PixcRetouch, understanding these low-level rendering principles helps us better optimize our retouching workflows, especially when dealing with vector layers or exporting client assets to PDF. Appreciate the technical depth here!
Using uistack changes the ordering in the legend as well. If you prefer not, then one way is to artificially give the curve that needs to be drawn on top some positive ZData as well (using set(handle, 'ZData', ones(size(get(handle,'XData')))) for example).
I was able to get the result from chat gpt. UAU. I'm amazed... I suggest you do the same. If your questions are precise CHAT GPT will give you a working solution... I should do that more often =)
It's a shame that a Bash question about such a relevant case remains without a code solution. Therefore, the number-of-times-viewed counter built into stackoverflow.com Questions is converted here into a case-without-code-solution_number-of-times-viewed counter.
Yet it is precisely in this Yes/No [y/n] scenario that this case makes perfect sense. Deliberately allowing the user to enter more characters than required to give a valid answer makes little sense and therefore cannot be considered a relevant option. Thus, the use of the restrictive read-option '-n [digit]' with the exact number of characters to print required is fully justified. It is therefore perfectly consistent that the user must validate their input, in this case by pressing the Enter key, as a typo can happen, and this must be able to be erased, which implies that the backspace-key is not counted by 'read' as a printed character input.
I’m encountering the same problem when trying to pass data from an MCP client to an MCP server using Spring AI. I haven’t found a solution yet — any help or direction would be greatly appreciated!
@Tool(name = "getUserPermissionsByUsername", description = "Get user permissions by username. This tool is used to retrieve the permissions of a user by their username. Must supply the username and an apiKey for authentication.")
private List<String> getUserPermissionsByUsername(@ToolParam(description = "User Name") String username, String apiKey, ToolContext toolContext) {
try {
//apiKey not passed at String or at toolContext
return userProxy.getUserPermissionsByUsername(username);
} catch (Exception e) {
return new ArrayList<>();
}
}
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What solved it for me was moving the userprofile outside of chrome's default user-data-dir.
There is a recent security update where chrome updates their security. But it applies differently for non standard directory. Here is the link regarding the security update https://developer.chrome.com/blog/remote-debugging-port
Could you please provide the method you're using to connect to Auth0 and "normally" redirect to your home page? That'll give me a clearer picture of what's going on.
In the meantime, let's try a few things based on my best guess for your problem!
Navigation Approaches
If you're using Flutter's basic Navigator, try this for handling the callback and redirecting:
// After successful authentication and getting your Auth0 callback
void handleAuthCallback(BuildContext context) async {
// ... process Auth0 response to get user data/tokens ...
// Ensure the widget is still mounted before navigating
if (!context.mounted) return;
// Use pushReplacement to prevent going back to the login screen
Navigator.of(context).pushReplacement(
MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) => const HomePage()),
);
}
Authentication and Asynchronous Handling
Are you successfully connecting to your database and authenticating correctly with Auth0? Double-check your Auth0 logs or any server-side logs if you have them.
Also, make sure you're awaiting all asynchronous calls! I sometimes forget to add await too, and it can definitely lead to unexpected navigation issues or state problems. 😅
Dynamic Authentication Listener
A robust way to handle authentication state and navigation is by using a StreamBuilder that dynamically listens to your authentication status. This approach automatically re-renders the UI based on whether the user is logged in or out.
For example:
return StreamBuilder<User?>( // Or whatever your user/auth state type is
stream: auth.authStateChanges(), // Replace 'auth.authStateChanges()' with your actual auth state stream
builder: (context, snapshot) {
// If there's data (meaning the user is logged in)
if (snapshot.hasData && snapshot.data != null) {
return const HomeScreen(); // Or your main app content
}
// If there's no data (user is not logged in)
else {
return const AuthScreen(); // Your login/authentication page
}
},
);
This setup ensures that your UI always reflects the current authentication status, which helps prevent flickering or incorrect redirects.
Let me know if any of these help, or if you can share more code for your authentication flow!
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Add your own custom blocks as components in GrapesJS. Save the generated HTML and CSS to your backend. When rendering, fetch that data, replace dynamic placeholders with reusable React components, and use API calls inside them to load and display real backend data.
I faced serious issues while developing builder, but thankfully I made it dynamic.
Apologies, I'm very late to the party. I was reading about the HTML accesskey global attribute, which is used to focus on any element using shortcut keys. I'm not sure if this could solve your issue, but you or any fellow developer facing this issue may try.
Maybe not relevant anymore but I bumped into the same issue today, I'm not an expert on uv/python but when running the container with:
ENTRYPOINT ["uv", "run", "--verbose", "otel_ex"]
I saw a debug message like: DEBUG Cached revision does not match expected cache info for... as the reason to rebuild the container. I found a way to get it working without the rebuild by using --no-sync with my uv run command in the entrypoint:
FROM ghcr.io/astral-sh/uv:python3.13-bookworm-slim
RUN useradd --user-group --home-dir /app --no-create-home --shell /bin/bash pyuser
USER pyuser
COPY --chown=pyuser:pyuser . /app
WORKDIR /app
RUN uv sync --compile-bytecode --frozen
ENTRYPOINT ["uv", "run", "--no-sync", "otel_ex"]
hope this helps!
P.S. With regards to the context, I use gitlab-ci and docker buildx with the kubernetes driver to build the container images and upload them to goharbor. Maybe someone with more knowledge on this topic can add?
If you're working with Git submodules and managing multiple SSH keys, you might find gitsm useful. It's a simple CLI tool designed to streamline SSH key switching and submodule workflows
Well... The SDK includes software features and innovations. Then, a compiler turns it into machine code for a certain processor architecture. As long as the architecture is compatible the compiler will generate machine code that can be executable on an older but compatible processor. Then, the minSdk is a limit that you define that pertains to the software and not the hardware (processor).
The answer is above, but it seems that I cannot leave a comment or upvote the one above! I spent about 6 hours tackling exactly the same, changing versions of Jersey, method signatures etc, before eventually realising that it was only the Python side to blame after testing the API with Swagger (which I guess I should have done to start with!).
I really think that something stupid is going on on the Python side that should not have wasted neither mine nor somebody else's time!
Install the correct neo4j driver
I mean the correct version of neo4j compatible with your python version and server. Versions have a lot of compatibility issues here as they need SSL certificates and encryption updates of SHA
I'm having the same issue, I was trying to solve a leetcode problem. Given array nums = [0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4]. I want to return unique number and remove all duplicates
I got [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4], then I sliced it using nums[:5] then I got an error:
TypeError: [1, 2] is not valid value for the expected return type integer[]
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
raise TypeError(str(ret) + " is not valid value for the expected return type integer[]");
Line 55 in _driver (Solution.py)
_driver()
Line 64 in <module> (Solution.py)
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
TypeError: slice indices must be integers or None or have an __index__ method
~~~~~~~^^^^^^
out = ser._serialize(param_1[:ret], 'integer[]')
Line 52 in _driver (Solution.py)
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first stop the coturn.service using sudo systemctl stop coturn then use live watching the logs using sudo turnserver -c /etc/coturn/turnserver.conf -v so next from other linux client test your turn server to work successfully by:
Certificates stored on hardware tokens no longer show up in KeyChain on recent versions of macOS. But you should still be able to refer to them by using the certificate hash.
groupId:artifactId:version are all required fields (although, groupId and version do not need to be explicitly defined if they are inherited from a parent)
Version either needs to be defined explicitly for a dependency or inherited from a parent.
You can find more about inheritance here. Inheritance
Use standard measuring cups/spoons if possible (level dry, eye-level liquids). Otherwise, approximate with common household items like mugs, dinner spoons (3 tsp ≈ 1 tbsp), or even your hand. Visual estimation and knowing basic conversions can help, but precision is sacrificed. This will be helpful enough for make a cake.
I can't leave a comment (not enough reputation points) but there is some inline documentation for this on GitHub. This is the latest:
def get_schema(
frame,
name: str,
keys=None,
con=None,
dtype: DtypeArg | None = None,
schema: str | None = None,
) -> str:
"""
Get the SQL db table schema for the given frame.
Parameters
----------
frame : DataFrame
name : str
name of SQL table
keys : string or sequence, default: None
columns to use a primary key
con: ADBC Connection, SQLAlchemy connectable, sqlite3 connection, default: None
ADBC provides high performance I/O with native type support, where available.
Using SQLAlchemy makes it possible to use any DB supported by that
library
If a DBAPI2 object, only sqlite3 is supported.
dtype : dict of column name to SQL type, default None
Optional specifying the datatype for columns. The SQL type should
be a SQLAlchemy type, or a string for sqlite3 fallback connection.
schema: str, default: None
Optional specifying the schema to be used in creating the table.
"""
with pandasSQL_builder(con=con) as pandas_sql:
return pandas_sql._create_sql_schema(
frame, name, keys=keys, dtype=dtype, schema=schema
)
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I just had the same "Woopsie" I 'did a quick format on a VeraCrypt encrypted HD. Per the earlier posts, I've been able to restore the VeraCrypt header and am able to login to the drive (assigning it a unused drive letter). When I try to access the drive in Win explorer, I get the "You need to format the disk before you can use it." message.
I've gone so far as to delete the drive letter assigned during formatting (as noted above), but have not yet been confident enough to delete the partition (again win created during formatting).
I'm not a super tech guy, so I could use some detailed instructions on possible recoveries. I have Recoverit and Acronis tools.
Next steps??
Also, will it be possible to recover the drive as it was retaining the file structure and hierarchy or am I just going to be able to recover the files in an unorganized fashion?
When you increase cnt-A-subsidy, your array Subsidy increases, changing the length of your record, causing your data to overwrite. This will get worse as the other indexes increase such as count-A-provis increase during processing. Might need to break these into multiple working records.
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Edge and Chrome may render font-weight differently due to variations in font rendering engines—use web-safe fonts or variable fonts for consistent results.
Well, instead of creating a new DataFrame, just renaming the axis works. To do that, here is the code: set_theme_counts.rename_axis('id').reset_index(name='set_count')
I implemented the react draft wysiwig following your answers. But the output on the website is with the html tags.
like this :
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Material UI is intended for Android only and isn't cross-platform. There is an alternative, but it's not official. I found this: https://github.com/MDC-MAUI/MDC-MAUI
Don't feel bad. I've been developing strategies for the OKX platform for a while now, and when I tried my first Bybit strategy using their unique environment URL setup, it took me a while to wrap my head around it. Yes, Jigar Suthar, even after I read the documentation and still created a few API keys using the wrong url after checking the documentation more than once.
This place is for helping every level of developer, from beginners to highly experienced, hell, even those few developers who know everything about every coding language and only need to read the documentation once to understand every possible way to use it in every instance possible.
But don't let those condescending few keep you from posting your questions!
"The man who asks a question is a fool for a minute, the man who does not ask is a fool for life,"
Well, you can use linear regression for this to check that there is a correlation between the x and y values. With the library scikit-learn you can make a linear regression model and plot the data with the library matplotlib.
PyInstaller DOES NOT compile Python programs into machine code per se; rather, it creates an executable program that contains a copy of the Python interpreter and your script.
As such, these programs tend to be fairly large. Even a simple “Hello, world” program compiled with PyInstaller can be close to 8MB in size, literally a thousand times larger than a version written in assembly language.
