If you're looking for the Google Search API, you should try SerpApi. We provide different web search API including a scraper to scrape the Google Search results.
There's no limit on how many queries you want to perform daily.
healpy write map only supports 2D arrays. Also Make sure that the number of pixels are valid. You can check back with npix2nside.
@GertArnold: It was more complex before editing. Frankly, the "kind of..." picker is new to me. I did not know what "Best practices" exactly means. And I do not know how to change it.
Many thanks bro, it's solve to me.
In "Advanced settings", "Build Tools. Gradle", select "Download sources".
The documentation shown in the popups is from the sources, not from the Javadoc JARs.
This dialog also appears when you are using a non-administrator user account, even after running DevToolsSecurity -enable.
This is terrible. The topic starter asks the wrong question, there are a huge number of incorrect answers, and Google indexes this horror and shows this crap in search results.
Asking Gemini gives a more concise answer at this point in time
Yep, in case of reading in char variable partial reading occurs. Yksisarvinen, Remy Lebeau you are right both
It's your GPU. I have a GTX 3060 and it's still not real-time. I'm considering trying a GPU on AWS to solve the issue
Yes, I think it’s gone forever now.
When you use git stash, it saves changes to files that are already being tracked by Git (i.e., files that have been added to the Git repository at some point).
Chiming in to say I could not edit the baseUrl property at all using docker-compose. My setup is a turborepo project where one app has cypress tests, and the only way to run Cypress at all was to run it from the root of the project configured as a turbo command. From there, if I omit cypress.env.json files altogether, I can add the --config flag to the CMD and point the baseUrl to the host + port of the service dependency in docker-compose, by injecting it into the Dockerfile with a build arg.
To close the loop, token refreshing now works correctly with automatic routing with the latest update from Autodesk in Viewer SDK version 7.114.0.
'spring.config.import=optional:file:.env[.properties]'
You can solve this by adding this line to your application.properties file
(VS 2022) For me editing 'Editor Context Menus | Code Window' worked.
You have to find the specific row you want to delete.
I was able to cut down my context menu to only the essentials:
None of these solutions are working because - "The user 'any username in our system' does not exist and cannot be used in the 'by' predicate"
If I specify
runs-on: macos-14
in the workflow, I'm good if I continue to use the -fmodules-ts flag. Dunno when latest became 15 nor why that broke my code.
Uhm, any idea why I cannot add a comment to your answer @David Maze? My follow-up question would be that I intended to do exactly as syou described, but for your steps:
Build the image from the Dockerfile
Run integration tests against that image
You would need docker-in-docker, right ? I guess that what you described is exactly what's specified here:
You can specify an additional image by using the
serviceskeyword. This additional image is used to create another container, which is available to the first container. The two containers have access to one another and can communicate when running the job.
My only issue is: The generation of the image (the first of my steps quoted from you above) is somewhat complex, and I don't necessarily want to replicate the entire build flow of my Dockerfile within my CI pipeline ? So if the build is very long (around 500 lines in my dockerfile), how would you replicate that into a CI build job ?
Problem solves, i just had to download maven locally on my machine and run the code using the
"mvn javafx:run" command. Not exactly sure why it wouldn't run through vscode but either way its done.
This is what I've used as well adb shell am start 'com.android.settings/.Settings\$MoreSecurityPrivacySettingsActivity'
I used some app to inspect activities in the Settings app across my Samsung and Pixel devices and this seemed to be the highest common Activity to get into for installing a certificate
A little bit late (15 yrs) to the conversation, but in case someone arrives here, a good free option is PdfiumViewer, available via NuGet for the PDF files.
Start menu > "Developer Command Prompt for VS"
In that command prompt, enter "code ." (code space dot)
It will open up VS code, and running C++ code will work as expected.
Mac OS X + Docker with a French PC Keyboard (HP) :
control ^ + è
where è is also 7
@Paul Granting "select any dictionary" solved it.
Thanks all
You need "select any dictionary"
Not clear. What is “show”, exactly?
To me this looks like a regular question, not a discussion.
_notificationSub = FirestoreNotificationService.unreadCountStream()
.listen((count) {
if (!mounted) return;
setState(() => unread = count);
if (count > 0) {
_ctl.stop();
_ctl.forward(from: 0);
} else {
_ctl.reset();
}
});
}
To render MathJax code from MySQL, ensure the text is well formatted.
Query the database to load the code into your DOM.
I used an offline script but didn't render. When I used online CDN it rendered.
So, you can try using online CDN should you're using offline library and vice versa.
Also ensure the delimiters are properly observed.
This one is perfect, try
<input type="submit"; name="display" value= "Display" style="width: 40%; height: 30px; font-size: 15px;"/>
I needed the condition: eq(variables['Build.SourceBranchName'], 'main') condition on the third stage as well.
If we simplify the question to remove all the unnecessary details, the desired usage may look like this:
let pool = SqlitePool::connect("sqlite://db/kip.db").await?;
{
let participant_repo = SqliteParticipantRepository::new(&pool);
participant_repo.save().await?;
participant_repo.save().await?;
}
let pool = SqlitePool::connect("sqlite://db/kip.db").await?;
{
let mut tx = pool.begin().await?;
let participant_repo = SqliteParticipantRepository::new(&mut tx);
participant_repo.save().await?;
participant_repo.save().await?;
let participant_repo_2 = SqliteParticipantRepository::new(&mut tx);
participant_repo_2.save().await?;
participant_repo_2.save().await?;
tx.commit().await?;
}
Notice how it's possible to call the repository methods multiple times (there's no surprise though, it should be possible to, as opposed to the case when the repository methods take the &mut self instead of &self).
The second usage examaple also shows that it's possible to share the same transaction across multiple repositories (in my case it's the same SqliteParticipantRepository, but the point still holds).
In order to achieve the consuming code shown above, the repository may look like this:
use crate::mut_acquire::MutAcquire;
use crate::participant_repository::ParticipantRepository;
use crate::sqlite_repository_error::SqliteRepositoryError;
use std::ops::DerefMut;
use tokio::sync::Mutex;
use uuid::Uuid;
pub struct SqliteParticipantRepository<A>
where
A: MutAcquire + Sync + Send,
{
acquirer: Mutex<A>,
}
impl<A> SqliteParticipantRepository<A>
where
A: MutAcquire + Sync + Send,
{
pub fn new(acquiree: A) -> Self {
Self {
acquirer: Mutex::new(acquiree),
}
}
}
impl<A> ParticipantRepository for SqliteParticipantRepository<A>
where
A: MutAcquire + Sync + Send,
{
type Error = SqliteRepositoryError;
async fn save(&self) -> Result<(), Self::Error> {
let user_id = format!("u_{}", Uuid::new_v4());
let participant_id = format!("p_{}", Uuid::new_v4());
let name = "Alice".to_string();
let mut acquirer = self.acquirer.lock().await;
let conn = acquirer.deref_mut().acquire_executor();
sqlx::query!(
"INSERT INTO users (user_id, name) VALUES (?, ?)",
user_id,
name,
)
.execute(conn)
.await?;
drop(acquirer);
let mut acquirer = self.acquirer.lock().await;
let conn = acquirer.deref_mut().acquire_executor();
sqlx::query!(
"INSERT INTO participants (participant_id, name) VALUES (?, ?)",
participant_id,
name
)
.execute(conn)
.await?;
drop(acquirer);
Ok(())
}
}
For reference, here's the ParticipantRepository trait definition:
pub trait ParticipantRepository: Send + Sync {
type Error: RepositoryError + Send + Sync;
async fn save(&self) -> Result<(), Self::Error>;
}
The most interesting part about it is the custom MutAcquire:
use sqlx::{SqliteConnection, SqliteExecutor, SqlitePool, SqliteTransaction};
pub trait MutAcquire {
type Executor<'a>: SqliteExecutor<'a>
where
Self: 'a;
fn acquire_executor<'a>(&'a mut self) -> Self::Executor<'a>;
}
impl MutAcquire for &SqlitePool {
type Executor<'a>
where
Self: 'a,
= Self;
fn acquire_executor<'a>(&'a mut self) -> Self::Executor<'a> {
*self
}
}
impl<'c> MutAcquire for &mut SqliteTransaction<'c> {
type Executor<'a>
where
Self: 'a,
= &'a mut SqliteConnection;
fn acquire_executor<'a>(&'a mut self) -> Self::Executor<'a> {
&mut ***self
}
}
Basically, this is the Acquire trait from sqlx, but implemented to take the &mut self instead of consuming it (self). If I were to use the original Acquire trait, it wouldn't be possible to call .acquire() inside the repo's save method, as it would require the save method to take ownership of self as well, which would make the repo one-time-use-only. And this is not very useful.
I genuinely don't understand what stopped the sqlx devs from providing such a trait out of the box. The only thing I can assume is that it's impossible to implement it for all the same targets as Acquire is implemented for. But still, I think it would be more than enough to provide it pre-implemented at least for only the &SqlitePool and &mut SqliteTransaction.
Nevertheless, the code shown above compiles and works.
I have my doubts regarding the Mutex usage in the repo methods, but at the same time I can't really imagine a scenario where it could create some performance bottleneck: when dealing with the pool, the call to .acquire() will simply yield a new connection from the pool, and when the save method is called for a tx-enabled repo, then we actually want the same transaction (connection) to be used for all the internal queries, and thus even if the mutex is locked at the time a query should be run, it's only for the better. At least, if I understand it correctly.
Another important detail is that the code above enables us to make multiple queries on one single repo method, which is sometimes quite useful.
P.S. In my OP I was mistaken saying that Executor is implemented for &mut Transaction. In fact, it's implemented for &mut *Transaction (notice the asterisk), which is basically the same as &mut Connection. It was one of the many reasons why my code refused to compile. Besides that, it seems to be straight impossible to make a repo generic over any Executor. And partially, this is exactly the reason why the sqlx devs introduced this new Acquire trait.
Regarding my concerns that Acquire requires the consumer to know which method to call - either begin or acquire - it seems like there's no difference in my case. In my case I decide upfront whether the save method will be called with a pool or a transaction. And when it's used with a transaction, the acquire method will take its underlying connection, pretty much the same way as it'd do for a pool. And the calling side will decide what to supply the repository with upon its creation. And if we need to call some methods as part of one single transaction, then the calling side will be responsible for beginning it, while the repo (as a consumer) just has to acquire the underlying connection.
Important: this solution does not work if I mark the ParticipantRepository trait with #[async_trait::async_trait] or if I convert its futures to Send with #[trait_variant::make(Send)]. This effectively means that it's impossible to use my solution in Axum applications (which was the initial intent for me). So after all, it's kinda useless, but I still decided to share it in case someone doesn't really care about Axum-and-alike contexts.
If your professor says it violates the pattern, they've already given you all the clarification you need for the purposes of the assignment. That is, you've been informed (warned, really) that you're very likely to lose marks/credit if you do it.
I carefully checked the logic analyzer again, and the LA of Raspberry Pi 4 is as follows：
The logic analyzer of Raspberry Pi 5 is as follows：
Waveform analysis
Raspberry Pi 4
CLK (pink) idle state: low level
Only generate pulses during transmission
Raspberry Pi 5
CLK (pink) idle state: high level
This is clock polarity reversal
May I ask why the above phenomenon occurs? After that, the Raspberry Pi 4 is normally enumerated, while the Raspberry Pi 5 is not。
Good day sir!
Is it possible to get full code for that one? Ive been strugling with Dell for many hours, because it doesnt load some parts of the website while i use selenium/playwright. Have to get info about warranty and laptop specs in hundreds sooooo its reaaaaly annoying its not working :/
@sat0sh1c — I started my comment with the note that this design can be considered ugly. This is not my idea, and I cannot say I like it much. This is just what it is.
But I don't think the valid values start with -1. Different negative values can be used to conduct different error conditions.
No it enters lock in Start() and releases in Stop(). It only works under ideal conditions, if anything was to happen between Start() and Stop() then lock would never release.
As described in the issue - both methods have to be executed by the same thread. If one thread calls Start() then no other threads can call Start() again until the first thread releases the lock by calling Stop().
Multiple threads cannot call Start()
When the analyser stops seeing Widget, it means VS Code is no longer using the Flutter SDK libraries even if your imports look fine.
This is what you need to do:
Run flutter doctor -v in the project folder to confirm Flutter itself is intact and fix anything it reports.
In VS Code press Ctrl+Shift+P > Flutter: Change SDK, and point it to your Flutter install
Open .vscode/settings.json or global settings and remove any dart.sdkPath that points to a standalone Dart SDK; the analyzer must use Flutter’s bundled Dart SDK. Restart VS Code afterward.
Finally run flutter pub get to rebuild .dart_tool/package_config.json so the analyser re-indexes Flutter packages.
// .vscode/settings.json
{
"dart.flutterSdkPath": "/Users/you/flutter",
"dart.sdkPath": ""
}
As of .NET 8, I was able to make this work:
app.UseExceptionHandler(subApp => subApp.UseDeveloperExceptionPage);
If all IExceptionHandler return false , then the subApp logic is used instead.
you'd just tie the form to a plain old class object... with arrays for the dynamic-added stuff. So bind to the class object and when user chooses to add, you call a function which adds a new empty class to the array. HTMLHelpers like editor-for etc... are helpful here. Not familiar with Blazor, but I'm sure the methods are very similar to standard mvc/razor stuff. Using parent/child is not necessary.
// Source - https://stackoverflow.com/q
// Posted by Ian
// Retrieved 2025-11-19, License - CC BY-SA 3.0
function speed(n) {
Runner.instance\_.setSpeed(n);
}
function noHit() {
Runner.prototype.gameOver = function() {
console.log("");
}
}
function notNoHit() {
Runner.prototype.gameOver = function() {
this.playSound(this.soundFx.HIT);
vibrate(200);
this.stop();
this.crashed = true;
this.distanceMeter.acheivement = false;
this.tRex.update(100, Trex.s
tatus.CRASHED);
}
}
I solved it by changing the Excel file extension from xlsx to xls, and in Kettle, in Microsoft Excel Writer, I also changed the extension to xls.
first thing is format of private key should be like that
$privateKey = <<<EOD
-----BEGIN EC PRIVATE KEY-----
<your key here>
-----END PRIVATE KEY-----
EOD;
second thing wrong string being signed correct one :
$bodyJson = json_encode(...);
$bodyHashBinary = hash('sha256', $bodyJson, true);
$bodyHashBase64 = base64_encode($bodyHashBinary);
$messageToSign = $date . ':' . $bodyHashBase64 . ':' . $urlSubpath;
third thing invalid date format correct
$date = gmdate("Y-m-d\TH:i:s\Z");
Ok I worked this out myself, by having two cookies, one with a 14 day expiry (if user chooses remember me), and one with a 30 min expiry, which is extended by 30 mins on every request. If the short expiry cookie does not exist, it is recreated from the longer token if that is present.
Looks just as I would have done it.
@Harun24hr Can you give any specific example cases of when that fails?
](https://stackoverflow.com/users/373875/kapilt)
how do i configure like you said? i don't have any reference to do so..
Fantastic explanation on how to physically and logically model unstructured data! Clear, helpful, and insightful. Just like nkdstyle in Bhilai focuses on structured growth and quality, the stylish fashion hub in Bhilai brings creativity and innovation. Loved the content – keep sharing such powerful knowledge!
There exists a ready to use add-in for the "classic" Outlook named RgihtFrom. Google for "RightFrom for Outlook".
Vale, esto es lo que tengo ahora... Por cierto, sigue sin funcionar. Ahora, cuando pulso el botón de parar, salgo o cualquier cambio, imprime "stopping2", lo que significa que no es nulo. La música original sigue reproduciéndose y no se detiene. Intenté cambiar la función de parar por la de reproducir un archivo de música en silencio, pero lo único que hace es superponerse al otro sonido. Necesito cortar la reproducción de alguna manera. He editado mi publicación con el nuevo código.
Database changed
MariaDB [my_database]> SELECT * FROM SCOPE WHERE NAME="internal_role_mgt_users_update";
Empty set (0.001 sec)
MariaDB [my_database]> SELECT * FROM SCOPE WHERE NAME="internal_role_mgt_permissions_update";
Empty set (0.001 sec)
Here's the result of some queries we made to our database.
I would try using window functions.
A way using FIRST_VALUE could be something like:
SELECT DeptID, EmployeeName, Department, FIRST_VALUE(ManagerName) IGNORE NULLS OVER(PARTITION BY DeptID) AS ManagerName
FROM #Employee_Manager
WHERE EmployeeName IS NOT NULL
@methodman The question was about confirming whether there's any difference between await and ConfigureAwait(true). 🙂
Yes, It has already been answered.
In my case, the solution that worked was an improved version of @Hassnain Jamil's code:
Intent homeIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_MAIN);
homeIntent.addCategory(Intent.CATEGORY_HOME);
homeIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TASK);
homeIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP);
startActivity(homeIntent);
finishAffinity();
System.exit(0);
You are probably missing a _lock.EnterWriteLock(); between public static Result Stop() { and try, right?
Well, cloudfare did use unwrap()
There is no target it belongs to, its just a bunch of source and header files.
@tbjamie, that does not quite work like Hao Wu's solution.
What looks like one color is often a range. Changing one pixel color may have little noticeable effect. You need to "pixel sample" an "area" on the image to know what's what.
Apparently, I have somehow deleted unidac components, so I asked the admin to install them again for me, because I work on a school pc. If you have this problem, stay away from deleting stuff unnecessarily, just leave them until you get more experience.. :D
OK, As is mentioned in GDAL page there are few ways to install GDAL inside an isolated package manager environment.
For those who want to import gdal from inside python probably these two solutions are interesting :
conda
pixi (also relying on conda in a minimalistic way)
I tried the pixi solution as is explained here and it works fast and clean.
Add to project:
<PackageReference Include="Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design" Version="X.0.0.0">
<PrivateAssets>all</PrivateAssets>
<IncludeAssets>runtime; build; native; contentfiles; analyzers;buildtransitive</IncludeAssets>
</PackageReference>
see:
I'm going to do that later this week.
I'll be back for that.
Thanks so far :)
Temani Para que estamos aqui ? Ayudar y que va !!!todo muy claro y profecional !! Pero ya casi resuelto el ataque a mis cuentas todo lo que leen alli fue parte de una batalla por defender la cuenta!! Pendiete de vuestros consejos practivos y profesionsles!!!
Python visuals are not supported in Power BI Embedded. They won't render in embedded reports.
1. Run Python scripts externally
2. Store results in a dataset or add to your existing one
3. Use out of the Box Visuals in PBI
I cannot find any information on PBI Roadmaps, so that question sadly remains unanswered.
I recently had a similar issue using PySerial in conjunction with the Robot Framework. The above solutions did not work but helped me find one that did:
When connecting I had to set rtscts=False and dsrdtr=True,
my_serial = serial.Serial(port, baudrate, timeout = 5, rtscts=False, dsrdtr=True)
then
my_serial.setDTR(True)
my_serial.setRTS(False)
Then on disconnect
my_serial.setDTR(True)
my_serial.close()
This stopped the ESP32 continually resetting after the script finished.
This case comes up (a lot) for me when changing "context"; which requires, say, running queries and updating views. All kinds of events start firing when they shouldn't; e.g. "SelectionChanged" (usually to a "null" item). In this case, I use a "context-wide" "IsInitializing" flag. Anyone can set it; if it's off. Once it's on, it can only be turned off. While it's on, no one can enter those methods that say "IsInitializing" is on (except the "initializer"). It works well for this "event driven" case. Of course, no "thread" can be turning off when it never turned on in the first place.
Pretty interesting approach. I also tried something similar; however, I split CheckPolicy into two separate annotations — PreAuthorize and PostAuthorize (similar to the Spring Security annotations) — to differentiate when the policy logic is executed.
That said, I’m not a fan of using Spring Security’s PreAuthorize and PostAuthorize for smaller policies, as it ends up scattering policy definitions across different places (mixing SpEL and Java-based policies if you also use the custom annotations).
For externalized policy definitions, how would you parse YAML-based policies in Java to use them in a PDP?
What about a simple checkbox (not form element) for forms submitted with JS-only?
This checkbox will add something like botCheck = "I'm not a bot" to form data.A simple backend we check if botCheck matches or is present, so when form is submitted by bot , form data would not contain botCheck ??
Is this a valid strategy to prevent spam??
не цікаве питання, давай ще одне
Your approach seems a little more complicated than necessary. I would recommend using Django's related objects system: form.instance.item.subItem_set.all in your template should fetch all the subItems related to a specific Item. You could then remove those loops in your view where you fetch the related subItems yourself.
You could try arch if you feel confident setting it up, also try ubuntu server to just get the eviroment, nothing else
A little late.. Maybe you'll read it anyway?
You don't want to filter the output, instead you want to add a column to the output that's either true or false. That means your CASE statement should be in the SELECT part of the query, not the WHERE.
@TimWilliams sorry, nevermind the testing code. I found my error--it was a typo in the file name. So, I'm getting data now and we are back to the original question...
What is the best way to take a binary date, e.g., out of a byte array, and turn it back into a valid VBA date? Just change the Type block to use Date datatypes? But if non-standard data lengths are used (e.g., 6 bytes, instead of 8), what then?
I ended up building a tool to automate this workflow in CI.
It parses ELF + DWARF (per-symbol / per-section / per-file breakdown), stores history across commits, and shows diffs so you can see exactly what grew, where, and by how much. You can also set memory budgets so CI fails when a PR exceeds limits.
The memory report generator is open source:
https://github.com/membrowse/membrowse-action
How do I find out what target it belongs to? I'm a newbie in CMakeLists
https://github.com/expo/expo/issues/39514
issue with expo sdk 54 + expo-router
adding detachInactiveScreens={false} or removing animation fixes it
I was probably not specific enough in describing the problem. They might also want to filter by properties that are not roles but business-related attributes. The issue is that the filtering criteria could be a mix of business data and Keycloak data.
This happens to me when that library is defined as 'class' in the project structure settings of IntelliJ. Removing it fixed my problem.
Go -> File -> Project Structure -> Libraries
Click the library that is causing the issue from the list
Click to the element within the 'classes' part in this section and remove it using the minus icon.
I don't have an answer, but I'm facing the exact problem. I see that this question was posted 8 years ago. Has anyone had an answer yet?
use keyboardVerticalOffset={100} as a prop in KeyboardAvoidingView
this is working in oc3.x . Just clear the cache to reflect the images you have added.
<p>{{ powered }}<img src="/image/yourimage path/yourimagename.png"
width="500" height="50" class="img-responsive" alt="Payment"
style="float:right"></p>
Maybe invert that approach:
The StackOverflowError is triggered when the Android system's assist and autofill framework tries to read your app's UI structure. This can be initiated by actions like a user activating Google Assistant to see "what's on my screen" or an autofill service trying to scan for fillable fields.
On Android 8, a bug in the Compose AndroidComposeView causes an infinite recursion when calculating the position of your composables on the screen for this framework. This leads to the stack filling up and the app crashing, as seen in your stack trace with CalculateMatrixToWindowApi21 and populateVirtualStructure being called repeatedly.
Since the crash is caused by the Assist framework, the most effective way to mitigate it without updating your Compose version is to tell the system to ignore your ComposeView for autofill and assist purposes. This will prevent the recursive loop from ever starting.
You can do this by setting the importantForAutofill flag on your ComposeView.
import android.os.Build
import android.os.Bundle
import android.view.LayoutInflater
import android.view.View
import android.view.ViewGroup
import androidx.compose.material.Text
import androidx.compose.ui.platform.ComposeView
import androidx.fragment.app.Fragment
class YourFragment : Fragment() {
override fun onCreateView(
inflater: LayoutInflater,
container: ViewGroup?,
savedInstanceState: Bundle?
): View {
return ComposeView(requireContext()).apply {
if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT == Build.VERSION_CODES.O) {
importantForAutofill = View.IMPORTANT_FOR_AUTOFILL_NO_EXCLUDE_DESCENDANTS
}
setContent {
// Composable content
Text("Hello from Compose!")
}
}
}
}
I don't quite understand what you mean.
Do you have an example?
Thanks in advance.
Otimo, apenas adicionei @viteReactRefresh resolveu meu problema!
This is dead simple with Caddy.
source{
git {
credentialsId('x')
remote('ssh://x@x:22/x/x/' + projectName)
traits {
gitBranchDiscovery()
extensions {
sparseCheckoutPaths {
sparseCheckoutPaths{
sparseCheckoutPath {
path(jenkinsFile)
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
They moved this inside of traits, before was outside traits when leaved outside of traits triggers depreactiaton , can be checkd at:
https://your.jenkins.installation/plugin/job-dsl/api-viewer/index.html#path/jenkins.scm.api.SCMSource$$List.git
For me, I had simply forgotten to install all expo-router dependencies
npx expo install expo-router react-native-safe-area-context react-native-screens expo-linking expo-constants expo-status-bar
Tengo el mismo error, pero en mi caso es aleatorio. Ocurre en algunas ocasiones al ejecutar un reporte y luego ejecutándolo exactamente igual funciona bien. Aún no descubro la causa.
Regarding „<…> frustrating when analysing memory use, because there's no way to tag allocations to associate them with a particular program subroutine in pprof heap profiles <…>” — can't you try to use profiler labels?
I'm not very experienced yet but I can share a few ideas here. First, are you using the VSCode terminal ? You could try using the real one. If you don't know how to : run cd /pathtoyourfolder/, and it should change the working directory into your selected folder. Then, activate your venv by: source .venv(or path if it isn't in the working directory)/bin/activate. Then run the file by: python3 nameofthefile.py . I do this in the real Terminal, but you can as well run this in the VSCode integrated one. Check that the venv is activated: (.venv) before the name of the working directory.
PS : I remember the fact that in my very first scripts I selected something like {run selection line}, and it printed the file in the terminal and I had to press return and invoke the function, but that was because there wasn't a main function that ran. Could you precise what type your file is ?
Thank you very much! I would love to have your help to set up the source maps (and configure amplify so it displays the errors with the correct lines in CloudWatch).
What additional information do you need? FYI I followed the Amplify v2 documentation to configure my app.
To see the source you myst be granted DEBUG on the objects. And better grant SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE than all you GRANT SELECT
\>What does your batchsize in train mode?
I have no idea. It wasn't me who trained it (I acquired this model indirectly from someone who asked me to get it running, they didn't train it either). From the fact it doesn't work in eval mode, I'm inferring it was small (possibly 1, but maybe slightly higher).
\>If you have the pytorch model, I would suggest you could try to reestimate the mean and var using your data
I haven't got a lot of data to play with. I've tried running a single patch through it several times in train mode (which I guess achieves this for the mean, but maybe not the variance) and the model does perform better in eval mode, but still not as good as train mode. Maybe I should try with different bach sizes (2,3,4,...), and more than one patch, and see if that works better. However, I'm not sure how that would differ from the previous training (andwould maybe only work if test batch size matched that batch size?). Or, is your suggestion doing something different? I'll have a play with batch size 1 and multiple patches to start with.
Thanks for your input!
@P.b This do not give correct output all the time. So, this is not reliable. I tested it previously.
Is this usefull? =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(TRANSLATE(BAHTTEXT(B2)),"baht","dollar"),"satang","cent(s)")
I guess put both projects in a docker container but don't open them to any ports on the host to the server, use Nginx Proxy Manager in a third container with open port on the host and use the dockers internal ip of each container in Nginx Proxy Manager.
you know what wrong with it it aint got no gas in it
Great thanks.
what about this piece of code:
try:
# 1. Set is_running=1
oracle_cursor.execute("""
update running_etl_table
set is_running = 1
where upper(table_name) = 'CREDIT_PURCHASES'
""")
oracleDB.commit()
# 2. Do the actual work
# <your ETL code here>
except Exception as e:
print("--------------------An error occurred:", str(e))
sys.exit(1) # mark job as failed
finally:
# 3. ALWAYS set is_running=0 regardless of success or failure
try:
oracle_cursor.execute("""
update running_etl_table
set is_running = 0
where upper(table_name) = 'CREDIT_PURCHASES'
""")
oracleDB.commit()
print("is_running reset to 0")
except Exception as inner_e:
print("Failed to reset is_running flag!:", str(inner_e))
What do you mean by "in C/C++ code"? Do you mean in the source code of pipewire? If so, check git build metadata (meson.build file), it should be on top