It is possibly iOS 26 SDK _UIPassthroughScrollInteraction Crash Bug
This is a confirmed crash occurring in iOS 26 (iOS 18) with the error message: "The view should already be in the window before adding a _UIPassthroughScrollInteraction".
The crash appears to be likely an iOS 26 bug on Apple's side, as developers report never experiencing this crash before during 6+ months of daily testing.
You may can try to Use Manual Binding for Navigation Path, for solving this problem.
use the command below to create new container of dapr_placement
docker run --name dapr_placement -p 6050:50005 -p 58080:8080 -p 59090:9090 --restart=no --runtime=runc -d docker.io/daprio/dapr:1.16.0 ./placement --metadata-enabled
On the Hugging Face website you need to fill out a legal form to access certain models. You will be accepting the terms that are outlined.
You can find the form just below "You need to share contact information with Meta to access this model" on the model page (https://huggingface.co/meta-llama/Llama-2-7b-chat-hf), then click the button "Expand and review access", read the terms and fill out the form followed by a press of the submit button.
I didnt get good results with A GrabCut and just a Rectangle (i.e.: A method that can be fully automated). Whith some scribbles drawings the results improved a lot, but this cant be automated.
Generally its nearly impossible without AI to get a good segmentation or feature extraction when the background is in color and spatial distance partly very close to the color(s) of the object(s) of interest. If you want to fully automate the extraction of the bills, always use, if possible, the same background, probably a dark background would help, as long as the bills are of light colors.
With the ChainCode and some pre- and post- processing I get a result, that you may, or may not, think to be sufficient:
What I did was to:
1.) Resample down the image by a factor of 4 for better performance
2.) Blurred it with a large Kernel plus medium edge detection value (afaik named bilateral blurring)
3.) Used cardinal splines for ColorCurves, set lower colors lower, higher colors higher and the tension to 1.0f
4.) Applied the ChainCode in GrayscaleMode with a high threshold of 240
5.) Resampled the current result up again (factor 4)
6.) Used this result as AlphaMask for the original image.
I have found a jointplot to be somewhat informative in these types of distributions. Moreover, you might partition each iteration then look at the whole. I suspect a dynamic boxplot formula for outliers is not the best choice for your upper and lower bounds. Can you get any info from the manufactured? If you can't, perhaps there are other formula to consider. Such max jump, spikes and drops in addition to hard boundaries.
Here's an approach to partitioning iterations:
###--->>>establish a partition variable
variable={}
###--->>>BEGIN LOOP
###--->>>calculate theTest's boxplot outliers
q1,q3=np.percentil(thePopulation,[25,75])
iqr=q3-q1
l,u=float(q1-(iqr1.5)),float(q3+(iqr*1.5))
###--->>> calculate the mean, std
mean,std=thePopulation.mean(),thePopulation.std()
###--->>>create a key for theTest
variable[theTest]={}
###--->>>put any useful information into the variable
AFTER ALL ITERATIONS: iterate through the variable, plot the values to examine them, run statistical tests, and so forth. If nothing else, that will give you a lot of information.
This is a very interesting topic. Since mean pooling increases the lossy nature of inversion, I think a better approach would be to use a multi-agent model. The structure could look like this:
Agent 1: Take individual tokens and convert them into letters.
Agent 2: Compare those tokens with the mean-pooled vectors and rearrange them.
Agent 3: Assemble the rearranged letters into properly formatted data.
Agent 4: Paraphrase the reconstructed information to improve readability and semantic fidelity.
It seems that all I had to do was following Mate's suggestion but make the edit in the env file, not env.example. (I had used the search feature in VSCode to find all instances of SESSION_DRIVER but the only one of the three hits that set the value of SESSION_DRIVER was in env.example; env didn't show up in the search result at all! I don't know what that is but as soon as I saw env and changed SESSION_DRIVER there, I was able to bring up the Laravel 12 default page.
I'm really annoyed that the course creator didn't preclude this problem by having students edit the env file before they tried to launch the app.
See the snap attached. This is the exact setting you need to do. I was also struggling for the same for long time and resolved by this setting. Do right click on the terminal and select "Context Menu" > "Change Terminal Settings" same as the below snap and ready to go:
The exclude-too-few-public-methods setting is a regex of parent class names. Can your Meta class extend something else? Maybe you could have a BaseMeta class that all the Meta classes extend and specify BaseMeta in your exclude setting. You should also be able to put that setting in a .pylintrc file so you don’t need to pass it in the command line
In this context, if you want to fill in the missing values using Euclidean distance, one can compute distances row-wise and impute from the nearest neighor(s).
What is considered as a simple way is with sklearn's KNNImputer:
You can use ggh4x's functions `scale_*_multi()` to set different colour/fill scales for each facet -- including gradients -- by setting each facet as its own named 'aes'.
I am sharing a very general answer, I know, but I bet this may be helpful for many others out there...
(PS - I'm not a frequent user of StackOverflow, so please advise me if I need to put this 'answer' as a 'comment' somewhere... sorry for any inconveniences)
For what it's worth, I’m answering myself: I ended up replacing my `@Component`s with explicitly declared beans in the configuration.
To enforce bean instantiation order, I injected a reference to the resolver bean into the constructor signatures of the beans I wanted to constrain — even if that reference isn’t used. In the code, I named that parameter`unused` to keep Sonar happy.
Incidentally, when the context fails to start (for instance if an invalid configuration cascades its state into the resolver instantiation), none of those beans could now be instantiable.
This was originally a comment on the question, but further googling has found some help.
One of my inherited projects has just started having this problem. 17:07:05:756 2025-09-29 17:07:05.712 -0400: WARNING: unknown:0 - SetProcessDpiAwarenessContext(DPI_AWARENESS_CONTEXT_PER_MONITOR_AWARE_V2) failed: COM error 0x5: Access is denied.
(Double timestamp is due to me building in VS instead of Qt Creator, and VS's console adds its own timestamp. unknown:0 is because I think I don't have Qt debugging fully properly configured. If you can help, I'd appreciate it.)
Unfortunately, the option -fsanitize=thread does not seem to work with apple ARM...:
gfortran -g -fsanitize=thread -fopenmp -ffree-line-length-none sim_nested_fit_tasks_after_stackoverflow.f90 -o nf_aso
Undefined symbols for architecture arm64:
"___tsan_func_entry", referenced from:
_busy_work_ in ccnk6bWp.o
...
neither the archer library is available
I however adapted the suggested code. It looks working but I cannot stop it! It goes far beyond n > nmax. I could put DO WHILE (n.le.nmax) but I need a logical for an eventual early stop. But as it is, it does not. More precisely, the toy code looks like:
program sim_nf_omp
use omp_lib
implicit none
integer :: n, result
integer, parameter :: nmax = 4 ! Maximum value for n
logical, allocatable :: work_units(:)
logical :: early_exit, is_ready
real*4 :: rn
integer :: it, ntries
integer :: nth
nth = omp_get_max_threads()
early_exit = .false.
n=0
allocate(work_units(nth))
!$OMP PARALLEL private(is_ready)
!$OMP SINGLE
write(*,*) '############# Thread', nth, 'Starting main program ############', n, nmax
main_loop: DO WHILE (.not. early_exit)
! write(*,*) '############# Thread', omp_get_thread_num(), 'Starting main loop n = ', n, '############'
! Launch serach for new sampling points ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
subloop: DO it=1,nth
!$OMP TASK DEFAULT(NONE) FIRSTPRIVATE(it) PRIVATE(rn) &
!$OMP& SHARED(n) DEPEND(out:work_units(it))
write(*,*) 'Thread = ', omp_get_thread_num(), ' starting search it = ', it
! Simulation of searching for a new sanpling point
call random_number(rn)
call busy_work(int(rn * 15.0))
write(*,*) 'Thread = ', omp_get_thread_num(), ' finish searching it = ', it
!$OMP END TASK
! Launch routine operations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
!$OMP TASK DEFAULT(NONE) FIRSTPRIVATE(it) PRIORITY(2) &
!$OMP& SHARED(n,early_exit) DEPEND(in:work_units(it)) DEPEND(mutexinoutset:is_ready)
! ....
! Some operations to integrate the new sampling point
! ....
n = n + 1
if(n.ge.nmax) then
write(*,*) 'Exiting early due to n exceeding nmax', n, nmax
early_exit = .true.
end if
write(*,*) 'Thread = ', omp_get_thread_num(), 'Integrating new sampling point for n = ', n, 'it = ', it
call busy_work(1) ! Simulate some work with a sleep
!$OMP END TASK
! End of routine operations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END DO subloop
! End of search for new sampling points -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END DO main_loop
!$OMP END SINGLE
!$OMP END PARALLEL
deallocate(work_units)
end program sim_nf_omp
subroutine busy_work(n)
integer, intent(in) :: n
integer :: i
real :: x
x = 0.0
do i = 1, n*100000000
x = x + sin(real(i))
end do
end subroutine busy_work
N.B when export OMP_NUM_THREADS=1, the code still stalls.
It's recommended to set all entity relationships like @ManyToOne, @OneToMany. to use lazy loading by default to enhance performance.When you need to load related entities eagerly for particular cases, you can override lazy loading either by using @EntityGraph or JOIN FETCH in your queries. Both approaches help prevent the N+1 query issue. Among these, @EntityGraph is often favored because it keeps fetching strategies separate from the query definitions, making the code cleaner and easier to maintain.
The entire page i.e. React, the DOM, and our JavaScript environment are torn down by the browser.
This does not give React a chance to unmount component, instead the browser just throws everything away and reloads from scratch, which means React does not run our cleanup functions.
Let's take this example :
useEffect(() => {
console.log("Effect runs in line 1");
return () => {
console.log("Cleanup runs in line 15");
};
}, []);
const handleReload = () => {
window.location.reload();
};
When the component first mounts, we'll see 'Effect runs in line 1', now when we click a button that triggers reload, the browser discards the page. So we'll never see 'Cleanup run in line 15', cause React never got a chance to execute it.
Coming to the point answer : No window.location.reload() does not trigger the useEffect cleanup.
The browser reload wipes the page, React is gone, so React can’t run the cleanup.
Turns out I was using the object/principal ID, not the app/client ID when registering the service connection. Once that was resolved, it worked as expected.
Maybe too late but hope this function works for you:
if (editorState.getCurrentContent()
.getPlainText()
.trim() === '') {
// Clean the text area with simple empty ""
}
Why this works? Because even if the user breaks line with many white spaces and no text has been added, you can easily clean the variable when saving or before continue to the next component.
I suggest using a third-party module like Reown for wallet connectivity.
As you may know, the Solana Wallet Adapter has migrated to the Reown module. In my experience, using Reown eliminates issues with wallet connection, signing messages, and processing transactions.
function doOptions() {
// Le simple fait de retourner un TextOutput permet à Google Apps Script
// d'ajouter les en-têtes Access-Control nécessaires si le déploiement est réglé sur "Tout le monde".
return ContentService.createTextOutput('');
}
As mentioned in the comment above, my specific issue was due to an errant space in the variable names. This was carried over from my actual script into the example script in the question; eliminating the space fixed the issue.
i looked at the pics and obviously your button is not at the location you try to import it from. this makes me sad. you do not even have the slightest idea of programming and ask a question that every AI could answer. please add a second dot to the import.
I answered a similar question some time ago in this issue.
Nowadays providers are async factories, which is just a more limited version of factories since factories can already be async. We have plans to remove Providers in v8, so I would suggest to always use factories
Basically anything I want from android I pull it into termux through a copy, usually for apps like android html, I use a file manager like cx file Explorer, -> [TAB] Local -> [DIR Widget] APPS -> | #THIS LANDS YOU IN A 'DOWNLOADED' APPS TAB # | -> [DIR SUB TAB] "ALL" |#ALL APPS INSTALLED ON SYSTEM#| -> SCROLL(..4EVER CUZ ANDROID BLOATWARE..) 'APP OF CHOICE' -> PRESS N HOLD ; COPY ; SAVE IN DOWNLOADS ; NAVIGATE TO ANDROID DOWNLOADS --IN CX EXPLORER STILL ; PRESS N HOLD ; {SHARE} ; {TERMUX} + [popup screen] + {Open In Directory} -> '~/downloads' ... Now it's in termux directory 'storage/downloads' folder (A.K.A '/data/data/com.termux/files/home/storage/downloads') , and you're free to use a plethora of tools to really do anything you want to it however you want to it and run it however you decide. For example ; run 'pkg install Apktool' and you can now fully decompile apks semi-automatically with just few commands and the Apktool program literally does the organizational sorting into folders for you (when decompiling apps/apks there will be a lot of small file Somali folder crap so this is a very nice feature) Then I just refactor any code however I want and ram it into whatever tf I wanted that particular code instant similarity for of to be apart and off it goes, refactored inside a brand new program doing whatever tf it may do --completely independent and free of corporate-conglomerates societal shackles... as much as anything can be these days... A few different ways to do that Alpine Linux, Void Linux, hobble such an ability together in any rootfs just with Cmake and a few other package grabs here and there... A little more complex to compile an apk even more to compile an app that'll pass play store standards but that's just cause you gotta download more heavy duty crap like android sdk (ndk) and kotlin and gradle and all that to stick in there..
Not exactly the answer I know you're looking for, but that's how I access those types of things. COOL COMMAND THO! Immediately opened up my wifi tab in my settings !! (running android 10, so above the official sdk 28 supported devices by termux f-droid && github... nobody gaf abt the fredrik play store massacre of an app) But an easy way to find out more specially is pull BOT config out and run it through all possible android cmd loops , plenty of raw training data on 'cs.android.com', or pull an AI terminal tool in like Gemini-Cli , ShellGpt, (also Ollama, Huggingface, Kaggle, Hackliberty and many more have models specifically designed for cli) and just make that thing run basic configs til you run out of free tokens , get fed up with their stupidity, or find the answer you looking for, all just directing a slightly stupid really unaware fast coding technical super genius digital baby.. .. Cheers, happy coding
I have a situation where I need a field to be used in a calculated one but if the api client/user does not include that field is never selected from the database and for that reason the calculated field is never calculated. I cannot use any HotChocolate attribute in the entity since the project where those Entity (classes) are defined does not have a reference to GraphQL and we want to keep in that way.
In other words, I need to force HotChocolate to always include a property even if the user has not requested and in that way be able to use it from a ExtendObjectType.
This usually happens after a VS Code update if the Python interpreter or extensions get reset. Try re-selecting your Python interpreter (Ctrl+Shift+P → Python: Select Interpreter) and make sure the Python extension is up to date. A quick reinstall of the extension often fixes the import errors too.
You should be good to go with disabling data caching completely. Also, query results and sub-query results caching isn't in Trino (only in Starburst products), so no need to turn that off.
The industry's standard term for this phenomenon is "glitch", introduced into the literature in Cooper & Krishnamurthi's 2006 paper on their reactive system, FrTime. They define a glitch as
where a signal is recomputed before all of its subordinate signals are up-to-date
The major review paper Bainomugisha et al, 2012 A Survey on Reactive Programming catalogues 15 reactive systems of which 4 are found to be glitchy. All of the sound libraries feature some form of "pull" based workflow.
The "push vs pull" distinction is mostly valid in that pure push-based reactive systems are likely to glitch. In practice the modern commodity signals algorithms such as preact-signals use a mixed "push + pull" strategy to optimise traversal of the invalidated graph whilst preserving glitch freedom - these strategies are explained by Ryan Carniato and Reactively.
RxJS is a now relatively rare example of an irredeemably glitchy library as explained in this answer - how to avoid glitches in Rx - it's puzzling what use cases it might be aimed at.
Emily had always dreamed of becoming a writer. Growing up in a small town, she didn’t have many opportunities to pursue her passion. Her family was supportive, but they didn’t have a lot of money to send her to a prestigious school. However, Emily didn’t let these challenges stop her. After finishing high school, she moved to the city to attend a local university. There, she studied literature and worked part-time jobs to support herself.
Her first few years in the city were tough. She had to deal with the stress of studying and working, and sometimes she felt like giving up. But Emily was determined. She spent her free time writing stories, submitting them to magazines, and learning from feedback. Slowly, her hard work began to pay off. She got her first short story published in a local magazine. This success encouraged her to keep writing.
After graduation, Emily continued to write, and eventually, her first novel was published. Today, she is a well-known author with several bestselling books. She believes that her success came from never giving up on her dream, no matter how difficult life was. Emily now inspires young writers by sharing her story and encouraging them to keep following their passions, even when things seem impossible.
You can determine all the corners as a first step. You could, for example, do this by traversing the outline after you first found it or it might just fall off as a byproduct of how you represent your shape in the first place. In your example there would be a corner at x=2to3 and y=2to3 (bottom left corner of the red rectangle). Realistically, you can now probably go on and grow out rectangles from all found corner points, eliminate duplicates and be done with it. This is likely your fastest solution in most circumstances, because the algorithm is quite simple, as long as your total number of points is reasonable.
It might be possible to construct rectangles from your corners and combine them for more optimization. That should only be neccessary, if your number of points is very large or the shape is very complex. Something like constructing all the smallest rectangles formable from your corners (e.g. the small red area). Then you can combine them recursively with each other and incrementally arrive at a set of rectangles ever-increasing in size.
The main takeaway should be: All maximal rectangles must contain at at least one corner at its boundary. So you can reduce your set of possible starting points and make the set of starting points only dependent on the complexity of the shape.
It seems Microsoft did not carry the Dundas Chart library to .NET Core. There are a bunch of third-party libraries out there, like FlexChart.
What's great about FlexChart, is that you can just download a sample from GitHub and start working. It will automatically get any nuget packages you need.
i know this is coming a bit late, but for anyone else visiting this question: i honestly don't think using supabase storage for storing images is the best idea.
here's why - services like supabase storage and amazon s3 are great for storing files like documents, pdfs, videos, audio, backups, or general file storage but they're not really built for handling lots of images, caching them, delivering them via a fast cdn, or performing real-time optimizations if you ever need to.
on the other hand, services like cloudinary are made specifically for images. cloudinary handles resizing, optimization, fast global delivery, and caching automatically. this can save you a lot of headaches as your app grows.
so for small experiments, supabase storage works fine. but if you want something scalable and hassle-free for images, cloudinary is usually the better bet.
Google Chrome portable is using for control your chrome driver version. Your system is updated version but this portal is having particular version only.
So, I finally got the AppIcon back but I had to do a lot to make it happen. In summary, I had to basically delete my subscriptions in AppStore Connect, comment out any subscription stuff in my code, verify the app icon had the right specifications, verify that I was using the correct asset catalog, archive to AppStore Connect, recreate my subscriptions, uncomment out the subscription stuff in my code and change to the new subscription group id, and re-archive to AppStore Connect.
This seems to have been some sort of caching issue with AppStore Connect and it was the only way I could trick it to get the icon back on the .manageSubscriptionsSheet. Below is a more detailed description of the steps that I took to fix this. In conclusion, my recommendation would be to verify that your app icon is correctly formatted with the correct specifications/sizes and uploaded to AppStore Connect prior to adding any subscriptions if possible. In addition, once subscriptions are added, I would NOT change the app icon unless it's absolutely necessary.
Note: For my app, I have two subscriptions within one subscription group.
Steps taken:
Make sure the picture being used is a .png with Color Space=RGB, Color Profile= sRGB IEC61966-2.1, Alpha=No. Use all sizes in the asset catalog, not just single size
Once the icons are in the asset catalog (Asset.xcassets), right click on the 1024x1024 to "Show in Finder", and then "Get Info" to make sure it has the above specifications
Verify that the name of the AppIcon that you're using in the asset catalog is the same one on the main app target page Target -> General -> App Icons and Launch Screens. Also verify that Target -> Build Settings -> Asset Catalog Compliler - Options -> Primary App Icon Set Name has the same AppIcon name.
Verify that there are no "ghost" asset catalogs by using terminal, navigating to your project directory, and entering the command:
find . -name "*.xcassets" -print
In most cases, there should only be one asset catalog listed (besides the one used for Xcode previews).
Delete or comment out all storeKit code from Xcode (I'm not sure this step is necessary but after many attempts, this step finally seemed to work) AND delete the subscriptions (including the group) from AppStore Connect. Note: I had two subscriptions within one subscription group.
Delete any .storekit files that sync with AppStore.
Test and run in simulator to make sure that the code still works without the subscription stuff.
For your project, under Targets -> General, use a new version and build of your app (new version may have somehow forced an update of the app icon. It can be a small jump like going from version 1.0 to 1.0.1
Clean the build folder, build, save project, exit Xcode, delete derived data, open project again, clear build folder again, build, and archive to AppStore connect. Be sure that the scheme you are using does NOT have a reference to any .storekit file. Edit scheme -> Options -> StoreKit Configuration file -> "none". It should be "none" for Testflight and Release builds
Once the build uploads to AppStore Connect, go to the main Dstribution tab, and under "Build", select the build that you just uploaded and hit the Save button.
Now put back/uncomment all the StoreKit code in your project
Redo your subscriptions in AppStore Connect. Note: you will now have a new subscription group id.
Each subscription within the group should have a status of "Ready to Submit" and localizations should say "Prepare for Submission". If it says metadata missing, you are missing one of the following: localizations (either for the individual subscriptions or for the group), availability or pricing info, or the “Review Information” screenshot/notes. It must not have metadata missing or this will not work.
Edit your code and swap the new subscription group id for the old one.
Generate a new .storekit file that syncs to AppStore.
Edit scheme -> Options and select that Storekit Configuration file (this is so you can test with simulator to verify that everything works before archiving a new build)
Run and test in simulator to make sure that all your storekit stuff is working again.
Now edit scheme again and set Storekit Configuration file to "none"
Now archive and upload again to AppStore Connect
Once the build is there under TestFlight, go back to the main distribution tab (under "Build"), select the build that was just uploaded and hit the Save button. After hitting save, under "In-App Purchases and Subscriptions", select your subscriptions
Delete the old app version from whatever physical device you are using to test and re-download the new version. When you run the app, your subscription will show up as new because of the new group id. When you buy or manage the subscription, you should see the app icon.
I have this problem with directly accessing sogo on the internet, and through a proxy. I keep getting webresources as 404 or 403. There is no documentation to guide for this problem
For anybody who comes to this old post via a search: the Internet is full of lists of things to try if an app fails to install. What is missing is the standard troubleshooting approach: what is the reason for the failure?
This is just a one-off anecdote, I don't know how general it is. I was having repeated failure for an update for one particular app from the Play Store. I downloaded the .apk and used the Total Commander file manager to try to install it. It failed, but with a very specific error message. (In my case the update required a permission which clashed with another app; the only thing I could do was notify the app's owner and hope that the clash could be resolved, anything else would be a waste of time.)
While not directly answering the question "what are the common reasons", this, if it works more generally, is a way to find the actual reason for a failure without having to make troublesome random tests doomed to failure.
For those who are struggling with threads when testing with ActiveSupport::CurrentAttributes. It may be better to mock the Current call so you don't have to mess around with threads at all.
As of September 24, 2025 (a day before your testing), Gemini 1.5 (pro and flash) were retired and became a legacy model. That's why you are getting the 404 error when using the retired models. You should migrate to Gemini 2.0/2.5 Flash and later instead. Please follow the latest Gemini migration guide to migrate.
you should extend from django.contrib.auth.admin.UserAdmin instead of ModelAdmin That class already defines the proper filter_horizontal, fieldsets, and add_fieldsets
from django.contrib import admin
from django.contrib.auth.admin import UserAdmin as BaseUserAdmin
from .models import User
@admin.register(User)
class UserAdmin(BaseUserAdmin):
pass
One additional option is not to specify a fixed height or minimum height for the modal.
i had similar issue, but the senario was the modal was to behave like a sidebar and had text input in this, and when i tried tu use the text input the modal sifted above the screen even thoufh the scroll was working if the there was some content outside the scroll view then that was not visible at all so in this removing the fixed hight of the modla helped me to make this work.
Nobody says it, but the commented example here shows that we should use tcp:// in the proxy protocol, while cURL accepts http... So this minimal script fixed the error:
Your executable should be python3 and -m pip should go to the extra_args part with the --user. In your way Ansible tries to execute literally a file called "python3 -m pip" which obviously does not exist.
Im my opinion you should just draw random lines following a normal distribution and then check. If I did my calculations right that should have an O(n^-1) complexity.
