I keep getting problems with chrome and reading the comments above I turned off my VPN but it didnt make any difference then disabled all shields in avast and magically I ddnt get the problem any more and the page loaded normally apart from a hsort second where it said something that I cant remember but then it dissapeared and the wbpage loaded. Can anyone explain why and how to fix it as I need the virus protection from avast. Its not a problem at all on other browsers just chrome
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I ran into this same issue. In my case I was writing to a local mapped directory on Server 2016. When I ran in debug and hit the .Dispose() or .Close() methods on the writer it would delete the file from the output location.
Running the application outside of Visual Studio (2019, 2022) in release the problem didn't persist. Seems in my case it was the development environment that caused the issue.
:help i_CTRL-K allows you to see what vim calls a given key. For example, ctrl-k in insert mode followed by a primary mouse click shows <LeftMouse>.
https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim is a (neovim-specific) plugin that shows the key you typed as well as all bindings that could possibly follow in the sequence. For instance, this shows everything I have bound after g:
I ran into this issue during .net style project migration. I just completely remove AndroidHttpClientHandlerType from csproj file all together and I guess that lets the default take over. Then I had to delete bin and obj in all projects and the error went away
error:count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable
here is question like that why i am encountering this kind of error while not finding count for the query. i have clear cache, config clear, route:clear everything is done but still getting error.
I know it doesn't follow my first path, nor does it identify why my first route failed, but it looks like I was able to get 100% results by adding onto my 2nd route. I used "First Characters" to grab the first 6, then converted to type number, then another new column appended an 01 to every line with data. Finally '''Date.From''' is reporting correctly on each line of data.
If it is installed on the runner and if the workflow is running on the same runner, it should detect but I would suggest you to add setup-java job right before running actual tests
I know it's been awhile since you asked but I've just stumbled upon your question here. So, just in case that it might still be relevant, we always recommend the following steps when trying to tackle an issue:
getting support either by contacting us directly (email, Service Desk for customers) or through the xeokit Community on GitHub: https://github.com/xeokit/xeokit-sdk
And in this particular case, you might like to check out this repo which shows different integrations examples of xeokit SDK with other SDKs like Vue, Nuxt, React: https://github.com/xeokit/xeokit-integration-examples
I encountered the same issue while using Python 3.13.
What worked for me was downgrading to Python 3.10.
Others working on the CrewAI project mentioned that it also runs fine on Python 3.11 and 3.12, so if you prefer not to go all the way back to 3.10, those versions might be worth trying as well.
I am trying to update Pyinstaller, I have version 6.12 and it appears to update to version 6.13.0, even with the Pip Install Pyinstaller command -upgrade, but it tells me that it is already installed. Actually I have Python 3.13.2. Also try pip3 Install Pyinstaller -leave without result. That another command could try. Thank you
Minecraft 1.21.72 es la última actualización del juego de construcción, supervivencia y aventuras más famoso de la historia. En esta versión, los jugadores podrán explorar biomas inéditos, enfrentarse a nuevos desafíos y personalizar su experiencia con mayor libertad. Compatible con Android e iOS, permite disfrutar tanto en modo offline como multijugador online.
the GeolocationCoordinates object returned by Geolocation API already contains calculated speed property. So that before calculating anything by a custom code you can just check whether the speed was returned and if so, then just use it.
Although it is not mandatory for a browser to return it, on modern phones with modern browsers it is usually returned.
Chrome and Safari interpret rendering values in subtly different ways. You're issue is most likely due to how you're referencing the center points your circles.
Try uncommenting lines 337-340 in cicles.js
Partition table is a logical entity hence does not require tablespace. However actual partitions of a partitioned table are concrete tables and hence it is possible to specify a tablespace.
You need to get 111111 binary at one of the steps of the encoding (before final conversion from binary to text). If you triple the question mark in your test string, you should get a forward-slash. e.g.
I have run into this same problem. I followed google's documentation and the sample code fails to auth and complains about missing items in the json it just had me create and download.
the token.json is in the same dir as my gmail_test.py (which is an exact copy/paste from their sample code)
Only folder1 is created, whereas, check_dep should be checked twice? Since it is part of .PHONY ?
No. make determines at most once per run whether any given target is up to date, and it runs any given target's recipe at most once per run. .PHONY affects only howmake determines whether targets are up to date.
Any solution to this?
It's unclear what "this" you mean.
You could get make to build check_dep twice by running make twice (or more). Via a submake, for example. And it would be horrible.
You could ensure that folders dep1 and dep2 are present and have their timestamps updated by writing proper rules for them. Or only one rule for both targets, if I were doing it:
.PHONY: dep1 dep2
dep1 dep2:
mkdir -p $@
touch $@
Note there that the .PHONY is needed only because you apparently want unconditionally to touch the folders. It would be more natural to leave them non-phony, since they correspond to real files (of the directory flavor), and to explicitly update their timestamps only at need, as determined by their prerequisites, if any. In practice, it is rarely necessary to have make explicitly update directory timestamps.
Note also that your check_dep target and DEP variable are wholly unneeded for this alternative.
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did you figure out the solution? Just to load looker assets which is not in our control is taking arojnd 8s. This is an unwanted overhead ontop of the actual query time. Does it mean everyone using looker facing this during init? There gotta be a solution
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Instead of using a loop, you can leverage `np.einsum` or direct broadcasting with array operations. Here are two approaches:
### 1. Using `np.einsum` (Most Elegant)
```python
c = np.einsum('...i,...->...i', a, b)
```
### 2. Using Broadcasting with Array Operations
```python
c = a * b[..., np.newaxis]
```
### Explanation
- **Input Assumptions**:
`a` has shape, e.g., `(..., K)` where `K` is the last dimension.
`b` has shape, e.g., `(...)`, and `a.shape[:-1]` and `b.shape` are broadcastable.
The output `c` should have shape `(*broadcasted_shape, K)`, where `broadcasted_shape` is the result of broadcasting `a.shape[:-1]` and `b.shape`.
- **Why These Work**:
**Broadcasting Approach**:
`b[..., np.newaxis]` adds a new axis to `b`, making its shape `(..., 1)`.
When `a` (shape `(..., K)`) is multiplied with `b[..., np.newaxis]`, NumPy broadcasts `b` across the last dimension of `a`, effectively performing `a[..., i] * b` for each `i` in a vectorized manner.
The result has shape `(*broadcasted_shape, K)`.
**Einsum Approach**:
`np.einsum('...i,...->...i', a, b)` explicitly describes the operation:
`...` represents the broadcastable dimensions of `a.shape[:-1]` and `b.shape`.
`i` indexes the last dimension of `a`.
The output `...i` keeps the broadcasted shape plus the last dimension of `a`.
This is concise and optimized for performance.
### Why These Are Better
- **No Loops**: Both methods avoid explicit Python loops, which are slow compared to NumPy's vectorized operations.
- **Idiomatic**: Using `np.einsum` or broadcasting is standard in NumPy for such operations.
- **Performance**: Both approaches are generally faster than the loop, especially for large arrays, as they leverage NumPy's optimized C-based operations.
- **Readability**: The code is more concise and expressive.
### When to Use Which
- **Broadcasting (`a * b[..., np.newaxis]`)**: Use this for simplicity and when the operation is straightforward. It's intuitive if you're familiar with NumPy broadcasting.
- **Einsum**: Use `np.einsum` for maximum clarity in complex operations or when you need fine-grained control over indexing. It can also be slightly more performant in some cases due to optimized execution paths.
### Example
```python
import numpy as np
# Example arrays
a = np.ones((2, 3, 4)) # Shape: (2, 3, 4)
b = np.ones((3,)) # Shape: (3,)
# Original loop-based approach
c = np.empty(np.broadcast_shapes(a.shape[:-1], b.shape) + (a.shape[-1],), a.dtype)
for i in range(a.shape[-1]):
c[..., i] = a[..., i] * b
# Broadcasting approach
c_broadcast = a * b[..., np.newaxis]
# Einsum approach
c_einsum = np.einsum('...i,...->...i', a, b)
Both methods produce the same result as your loop but are more concise and typically faster. If performance is critical, you can benchmark both approaches with your specific array sizes, but `np.einsum` is often preferred for its clarity and optimization.
Apparently you can't name the second parameter whatever you want. The name of the second parameter must be state. Not knowing this information, I was using a capitalised S. Putting it to lowercase solved the problem.
I know it's been awhile and we've talked since then but I've just stumbled upon your question here and just in case, wanted to double check if it's still relevant. Also, maybe it could be useful for others, too. We typically recommend the following approach when having issues:
getting support either by contacting us directly (email, Service Desk for customers) or through the xeokit Community on GitHub: https://github.com/xeokit/xeokit-sdk
The error is caused due a mismatch between the version that you're using of hadoop at compile time and the version that you're using at runtime (on your server). You should check both and make sure they're the same.
Posting this here because I had the same question. What I was looking for was the server to send multiple status updates in response to a single request.
I was able to improve on this a bit in my own usage to clean up your concern in tip #1.
In your local store you can individually update your state data without effecting your mutations by handling the specific keys you want to persist through the page reload.
created() {
// persisted keys that need to be stored
const keysToRestore = ['key1', 'key2', 'key3', 'key4', 'key5'];
// restore any session stored keys that should be persisted through page refresh
keysToRestore.forEach(key => {
const savedValue = sessionStorage.getItem(`store_${key}`);
if (savedValue !== null) {
try {
this.$store.state[key] = JSON.parse(savedValue);
} catch (e) {
console.warn(`Failed to parse stored ${key}`, e);
}
}
});
// On page unload, save those keys back to sessionStorage to persist through page refresh
window.addEventListener('beforeunload', () => {
keysToRestore.forEach(key => {
const value = this.$store.state[key];
sessionStorage.setItem(`store_${key}`, JSON.stringify(value));
});
});
}
I am facing a similar issue. Tried deploying 40 times and lost my patience. Did the Replit team fix it for you? Do you know of any other fix for this error?
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// build.gradle.kt (Module:app)
...
val itextVersion = "7.2.5" // Or the latest version you find
implementation("com.itextpdf.android:kernel-android:$itextVersion")
implementation("com.itextpdf.android:forms-android:$itextVersion")
implementation("com.itextpdf.android:io-android:$itextVersion")
...
Using + in front of dates will convert them to milliseconds. In the demo this approach is used to more easily compare dates and comparing milliseconds is precise. As for attaching a template dynamically indeed setOptions is the way.
A client uses the GetSnapshotUri command to obtain a JPEG snapshot from the device. The returned URI shall remain valid indefinitely even if the profile is changed. The ValidUntilConnect, ValidUntilReboot and Timeout Parameter shall be set accordingly (ValidUntilConnect=false, ValidUntilReboot=false, timeout=PT0S). The URI can be used for acquiring a JPEG image through a HTTP GET operation. The image encoding will always be JPEG regardless of the encoding setting in the media profile. The Jpeg settings (like resolution or quality) may be taken from the profile if suitable. The provided image will be updated automatically and independent from calls to GetSnapshotUri.
Thank you so much for your suggestions. I researched more and also deleted the packages with duplicates. After researching more, I used the following code that fixed the issue:
The other thing you could do is switch to the SSISDB database before executing your SQL to start the execution - then it won't complain about not being able to revert
If the table is empty, just rename the table. Then get the DDL: "CREATE TABLE ...". Correct the table name in the statement as well as the default value and execute that statement. Finally drop the renamed table.
I’m implementing a genetic algorithm (GA) to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP), and I need help defining a fitness function for it.
Here is my solution to calculate the distance of a given path and then evaluate the fitness (where the fitness is the inverse of the distance — shorter paths are more fit):
# Function to calculate the distance of a path
def distance(path, dist_matrix):
return sum(dist_matrix[path[i]][path[i+1]] for i in range(len(path)-1)) + dist_matrix[path[-1]][path[0]]
# Fitness function: inverse of distance (shorter paths are better)
def fitness(path, dist_matrix):
return 1 / distance(path, dist_matrix)
# Distance matrix (example for a 4-city problem)
dist_matrix = [
[0, 2, 9, 10],
[1, 0, 6, 4],
[15, 7, 0, 8],
[6, 3, 12, 0]
]
# Example path (city visit order)
path = [0, 1, 3, 2]
# Print the distance and fitness of the example path
print("Distance:", distance(path, dist_matrix))
print("Fitness:", fitness(path, dist_matrix))
I'm trying to implement a simple genetic algorithm in Python to maximize the function f(x) = x² for x in the range [0, 31]. I'm using binary encoding for chromosomes (each chromosome is a 5-bit binary string).
Here's what I have so far:
import random
# Fitness function: square of x
def fitness(x):
return x * x
# Convert integer to 5-bit binary string (chromosome)
def to_binary(x):
return format(x, '05b')
# Initialize population (6 random individuals)
population = [random.randint(0, 31) for _ in range(6)]
# Run for 5 generations
for gen in range(5):
# Sort by fitness (higher is better)
population.sort(key=fitness, reverse=True)
# Print generation info
print(f"Gen {gen}: {[to_binary(x) for x in population]} | Raw: {population}")
# Selection: Keep top 2, add 4 new random individuals
population = population[:2] + [random.randint(0, 31) for _ in range(4)]
I apologize if I misunderstood something as I am more familiar with Google Cloud than I am familiar with AWS however based on the announced use cases on https://aws.amazon.com/opensearch-service/ I believe that the most likely use case that is sort of hard to find would be Google Cloud Search which could be used to search for internal documents.
Other than that here are some of the other applications that would cover what is announced in AWS such as:
Cloud Login (Real-time log analytics and observability)
Big Query (Vector database for search and generative AI)
Anybody knows how can I achieve this in visual studio code. Adding a local nuget package and symbol source on Visual Studio is easy. But I can not use that in visual studio.
Goal is to debug the locally build package to test.
Google Cloud Artifact Registry supports multiple artifact formats, including a feature for Generic Repositories (currently available as a ‘Preview’ offering), which can store generic and immutable artifacts that do not need to follow any specific package format within Artifact Registry. You can store and manage arbitrary files such as archives, binaries, and media files without requiring package specifications.
You can explore this quickstart from the AR documentation, which might help you in trying to upload an AAR file to Artifact Registry. However, there is no guarantee of success, as the feature is still in Preview (limited support) and ongoing improvements are being made.
If you were unable to do it successfully, I suggest filing a feature request so Google's product engineering team can consider your preferred use case. However, please keep in mind that there is no ETA for a response or any guarantee that it will be implemented.
Turns out I was overthinking this. I've been mapping the file share after a reboot when what I should have been doing is copying the files to the VM and running them from there. Only one mapping is required at the start of the build block.
This is currently not supported. A possible solution would be to create templates for the headers and write a custom menu to do this. There are limitations to make this built-in. For example if locked columns are used and a single multicolumn header is placed inside the locked table. Hiding it would hide an entire table.
As you have not provided specific data, let me point you how to generally "colorize" your points. You have to provide the texture to the pcd.colors member of the point cloud. In order to assign the correct image pixel to the points, create a mask of valid pixels in the depth image
mask = np.asarray(depth_img) > 0
and use this mask to filter your texture image. Assuming your texture image is an RGB image in the same resolution, you can assign the texture with
final KeycloakAuthenticationToken auth = (KeycloakAuthenticationToken) SecurityContextHolder.getContext().getAuthentication();
но теперь cast exception.
Cannot cast 'org.springframework.security.oauth2.server.resource.authentication.JwtAuthenticationToken' to 'org.keycloak.adapters.springsecurity.token.KeycloakAuthenticationToken'
