While you might occasionally see other, shorter extensions like .pgt, .parquet, is the official and widely recognized standard. Longer extensions are increasingly common for modern file formats, and parquet is a prime example of this trend.

yes, http.Client is not closed.

i found one thing, golang http.Client has a param 'ForceAttemptHTTP2'. it will use http2 first, except the server response is http1. And if you don't close body when use http2, theres's no leak.

here is a command to check where server supports http2.0.

curl -I -v --http2 example.com/xxx/xxx

then you can see ALPN details for http2.0.

I have an idea, if the phone number is optional, you can do the following set up. I tells allauth than the phone number is optional.

ACCOUNT_SIGNUP_FIELDS = [
    "phone",  # <-- remove the asterisk (*)
    "email*",
    "username*",
    "password1",
    "password2"
]

You should FIRST determine whether you are using "Turbopack" or "Webpack". Those are different in CSS processing and Styling.

boxShadow: '0px 3px 8px 0px #00000014', just use this

hello，I have a similar question, could you please help me?

correct formula：

LET(
        s_list, CHOOSE({1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13}, BT4,BY4,CD4,CI4,CN4,CS4,DC4,DH4,DM4,DR4,DW4,EG4,EL4),
        days_list, CHOOSE({1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13}, BW4,CB4,CG4,CL4,CQ4,CV4,DF4,DK4,DP4,DU4,DZ4,EJ4,EO4),
        cumulative_S, SCAN(0, s_list, LAMBDA(a, v, a + v)),
        total_days, SUM(days_list),
        break_week, IFERROR(MATCH(TRUE, cumulative_S >= BK4, 0), 14),
        remaining_S, BK4 - IF(break_week > 1, SUM(INDEX(s_list, SEQUENCE(break_week - 1, 1, 1, 1))), 0),
        partial_days, IFERROR((remaining_S / INDEX(s_list, break_week)) * INDEX(days_list, break_week), 0),
        IF(
            break_week <= 13,
            ROUND(
                IF(
                    break_week = 1,
                    0,
                    SUM(INDEX(days_list, SEQUENCE(break_week - 1, 1, 1, 1)))
                ) + partial_days,
                0
            ),
            ROUND(total_days, 0)
        )
    )

When using java POI to generate a formula, a lot of @ symbols are added. I am currently using Excel 365

You can set the session parameter enable_unicode_name_support to true:

-- Global can be removed without global

set global enable_unicode_name_support = true;

-- Create a Chinese column name table

create table table name (Chinese column name data type, ...);

Use PHPMailer and open a php file for send_emails ask fit the script

There are modbus example VIs and projects. You could try starting with one of those and seeing if you get the same error.

Examples Menu

The specific error text may help point you in the right direction. You can right click the error indicator and select "Explain Error" for more detail.

Is "Highlight Execution" on every time it runs? That would slow things down.

from gtts import gTTS

from pydub import AudioSegment

from pydub.playback import play

import os

# Crear el guion con las dos voces masculinas indicadas (alternadas)

script = """

Locutor 1: Bienvenidos a NotiGlobal, su espacio informativo en donde analizamos los temas que mueven al mundo.

Locutor 2: Hoy hablaremos sobre un fenómeno social y humano que atraviesa fronteras y transforma sociedades: la migración.

Locutor 1: La migración es el desplazamiento de personas de un lugar a otro con la intención de establecerse, ya sea de manera temporal... o permanente.

Locutor 2: Puede darse dentro del mismo país —lo que se conoce como migración interna— o entre distintos países, conocida como migración internacional.

Locutor 1: Existen varios tipos de migración. La migración voluntaria, cuando las personas deciden mudarse por razones como trabajo o estudio.

Locutor 2: Y la migración forzada, cuando se ven obligadas a huir debido a guerras, persecución... o desastres naturales.

Locutor 1: También está la migración estacional, que ocurre por trabajos temporales... Y la migración de retorno, cuando alguien decide regresar a su lugar de origen.

Locutor 2: Entre las causas más comunes están: la búsqueda de mejores oportunidades económicas, conflictos armados, crisis humanitarias, cambio climático, persecución política... y desigualdades sociales.

Locutor 1: En muchos casos, se trata de una mezcla de factores personales, económicos... y ambientales.

Locutor 2: La migración también tiene efectos sobre el medio ambiente. Las áreas receptoras pueden experimentar presión sobre recursos naturales, como el agua o los alimentos.

Locutor 1: Por otro lado, la migración climática, causada por el impacto del cambio climático, está en aumento. Un nuevo desafío... global.

Locutor 2: Según datos recientes, los países con mayor cantidad de personas migrantes son: India, México, Rusia, China y Siria.

Locutor 1: Muchos de estos migrantes han salido en busca de seguridad, empleo... o una vida digna.

Locutor 2: Estados Unidos encabeza la lista de países receptores, seguido por Alemania, Arabia Saudita, Reino Unido y Canadá. Países que atraen migrantes por su estabilidad económica, seguridad... y oportunidades laborales.

Locutor 1: La migración es una realidad que forma parte de la historia de la humanidad. Comprenderla es clave para construir sociedades más justas, inclusivas... y resilientes.

Locutor 2: Porque detrás de cada número, hay una historia. Un sueño. Y una persona.

Locutor 1: Esto fue NotiGlobal, donde la información... conecta al mundo. Hasta la próxima.

"""

# Dividir el guion por líneas y generar cada parte con gTTS

lines = script.strip().split('\n')

audio_segments = []

for i, line in enumerate(lines):

if "Locutor 1:" in line: 

    text = line.replace("Locutor 1:", "").strip() 

    tts = gTTS(text=text, lang='es', tld='com.mx')  # Voz masculina neutra 

elif "Locutor 2:" in line: 

    text = line.replace("Locutor 2:", "").strip() 

    tts = gTTS(text=text, lang='es', tld='com.mx')  # Otra voz masculina similar (limitado en gTTS) 

else: 

    continue 



filename = f"/mnt/data/segment\_{i}.mp3" 

tts.save(filename) 

audio_segments.append(AudioSegment.from_mp3(filename)) 

# Unir todos los segmentos en un solo audio final

final_audio = sum(audio_segments)

output_path = "/mnt/data/NotiGlobal_Migracion.mp3"

final_audio.export(output_path, format="mp3")

output_path

There could be a possibility with a no collector approach. I haven't tried it properly but is a possibility
https://opentelemetry.io/docs/collector/deployment/no-collector/

The other possibility is to just use AWS xray. There are no runtime costs it seems but you are locked into just using aws tracing which is perfectly functional.

Thanks, a lot for your help.

This allowed me to find the actual issue whilst trying to make the changes.

Answer: There was no misalignment, only a visual appearance of one.

The labels were centered, but looks to be aligned on the next tick's over quite well, thus giving the impression it was offset.

Fixing the xticks alignment ha to 'right' fixed the issue.

plt.xticks(rotation=45, ha='right')

tronapi Status

• tronapi is an older, unofficial TRON SDK, and it's no longer maintained.

• It supports basic TRX transfers but has limited or no support for TRC20 tokens (like USDT).

• For modern development, it's strongly recommended to use tronpy instead.

OT Master Light has mooved is 2025 on

https://web.archive.org/web/20200616045602/https://www.fonttools.org/downloads/OTMA/OTM_Light_370_WIN.zip

https://web.archive.org/web/20210613073246/https://www.fontmaster.nl/test-demo.html

I think you've this issue because the script tag is before the div tag. When the page script is loaded, the script doesn't know that the div tag exists and return "underfined".

I am using Angular 20, @for is new syntax. With track expression determines a key used to associate array items with the views in the DOM

@for (news of data; track news.json) {
  <h3>{{news.json}}</h3>
} @empty {
  <h3>There are no json.</h3>
}

I had the same situation as yours, and after a lot of researches and tries most of the tools (e.g. Typewriter) and libs (e.g. Nswag, Kiota), nothing can satify my very simple requirement (a very simple transformation from C# to TS).

In the end, I decided to implement the tool myself using the following libraries:

• Scriban: a template engine to generate the typescript file from a template with some input data
• Roslyn: a C# parser to extract the C# classes, methods, enums information to pass to the scriban template for rendering

Find more details in this post: https://kalcancode.wordpress.com/2025/06/02/how-to-build-a-c-to-typescript-generator-tools-and-ideas/

I'm not sure why this is but I think you need a version of the interface for value types and another version for reference types (the nullable thing in C# is kind of half-baked).

I.e., this interface works:

    public interface IMinMaxDecl<T> where T : struct, IComparable

Thanks a lot for your time, Starship. It works very fine for an active Window, but what I am aiming is for background windows.

I am trying make CTRL work in any window I am using ( even an active instance of the game ) while it does not affect 4 instances of the game that are running in background. The way I am trying to do it now AHK kidnaps CTRL from the whole system, not allowing its use, like this code:

#Requires AutoHotkey v2

pausa := 400
pausa2 := 300
pausa3 := 400
targetPID := 29948
SetKeyDelay -1
SetMouseDelay -1

loopToggle := 0

Home:: Teleporte()
PgUP::global loopToggle := 0

#HotIf WinExist('ahk_exe ragexe.exe')
*LAlt::
*LControl::
*RAlt::
*LShift::
*RControl::Return
#HotIf

Teleporte()
{
    global loopToggle := 1
    While loopToggle {
    

        ControlSend '{F1}',, "ahk_pid" targetPID
        sleep pausa
        ControlSend '{F1}',, "ahk_pid" targetPID
        sleep pausa
        ControlSend '{F1}',, "ahk_pid" targetPID
        sleep pausa
        ControlSend '{F1}',, "ahk_pid" targetPID
        sleep pausa
    }
}

It works by not interrupting the execution, but CTRL stops working anywhere.
I tried using

#HotIf WinExist('ahk_pid targetPID')

but this way it does not work as using ahk_exe, the execution is halted while key is pressed.

I was able to fix the problem (and improve my code) by using shutil.copyfileobj to copy from the old file to new one.

dependencies:
  flutter_math_fork:
    git:
      url: https://github.com/Telosnex/flutter_math_fork_fork.git

I believe you're looking for string interpolation:

components.path = "/currency-api@latest/currencies/\(baseCur).json"

downloading Java 17, and running this line finally solved it

flutter config --jdk-dir /Users/<user_name>/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/ms-17.0.15/Contents/Home  

But I'd still want to know if there's any Easy way i can upgrade my build.gradle without breaking my project cause the more days get past the harder it will become to migrate.

I have the same problem; anyone has any suggestion?

Use the Split operator with an empty delimiter, then cut the first & last elements out:

PS C:\Users\Matth> $chars = ("Moët Wetwang 叉烧包" -split "") | Select -SkipLast 1 -Skip 1
PS C:\Users\Matth> $chars.Length
16
PS C:\Users\Matth> $chars[2]
ë
PS C:\Users\Matth> $chars[15]
包

I found a workaround for this issue by using Bun instead of Node.js.

https://scholar247.org/the-river-crossing-puzzle this is one of solution which explains very clearly

I also spend a lot of time on this and realized Glue 5.0 does not support custom log group. When I revert 5.0 to 4.0, I verified logs appeared in custom log group.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/glue/latest/dg/monitor-continuous-logging-enable.html

Continuous logging is only available in AWS Glue 4.0 and earlier.

{"iv":"jSCAIdbsUacKaFGEHnTJtg==",
"v":1,
"iter":1000,
"ks":256,
"ts":64,
"mode":"ccm",
"adata":"",
"cipher":"aes",
"salt":"m8DuThaS2HU=",
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I think there might be.

The approach would be to use one tool to manage the shared env -- say, pyenv -- and another to manage the project-specific one -- say uv.

You'd set the shared dependencies by having an active pyenv virtualenv and use pip to install the common dependencies. Then uv with its own venv would be used, via uv pip install, to layer in project-specific dependencies.

Currently I've used pyenv + uv together, but I point uv's "venv" to the pyenv environment and so am not doing this layering. so... I'm thinking this could work but haven't tested it. This questions was asked a while ago but if there's still interest I could see if the idea presented in this answer actually works.

Looks like, another container is eating up shared disk space. In MacOS (which is the host system in my case) docker runs in VM that has separate file system for it's needs. This file system is separate from the host file system, but shared across all running docker containers. Case closed.

In C++20 or higher, the following macro implements the desired behavior.

It's a single line of code and works the same way that __FILE__ does.

#define __FILENAME__ std::string_view(__FILE__).substr(std::string_view(__FILE__).find_last_of("/\\") + 1).data()

How are you manually grabbing it? If it's through a REST API, have you tried directly using a web activity to generate the OAuth token and then carrying that over. So use a web activity to get the token, save it to a variable and then reference it in a later activity

Moving between Spring Config Server and Azure App Configuration is rather easy. The key item to key in mind is that Spring Profiles map to Azure App Configuration labels. Then Azure App Configuration allows for import/export of properties/yaml files either via the cli or the Azure portal, just make sure to set the label as the profile.

Azure App Configuration has spring-cloud-azure-appconfiguration-config, a provider library that supports loading and refreshing of configurations. This is also a Spring Web library that supports auto refresh.

There shouldn't be any feature that Spring Config Server has that Azure App Configuration doesn't. And Azure App Configuration supports config store replica for added redundancy if needed.

I'm the main developer on the Azure App Configuration Spring library. If you find any feature missing that you need create an issue on the azure-sdk-for-java github repo and we can look at adding it.

Please see https://scipy.github.io/devdocs/tutorial/optimize.html#id50 for notes on parallelisation support for minimize.

I recommend the use of schwimmbad as a nice way of wrapping mpi4py. You can see an example at https://schwimmbad.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/index.html#using-mpipool.

You're only going to get a speedup if the objective function is particularly expensive to compute.

I managed to exclude the Helmert transformation parameters by a special preliminary coordinate transformation:

1. translation to the center of mass

2. scaling (the largest distance from one of the points to the center of coordinates is 1)

3. rotation (the point that is farthest from the center of coordinates lies on one of the axes).

The search for the values ​​of the remaining four parameters is carried out without problems. With this approach, you need to understand that the deviation of the farthest point has the greatest impact on the result. My code is still terrible and unreadable and it is too early to post it, but I hope the main idea is clear

Maybe the way to handle this is to audit the number of cookies periodically. And, say, if you're over your preferred limit, clear all BUT the required cookies. Or maybe just clear the oldest of the cookies that you don't recognize.

On my own site, when I've seen a large numbers of cookies gradually appear, I've done a search on a few of them. It turns out that my Ad Network as leaving little (or not so little) cookie leftovers.

Adding what I have done in case anybody is interested. This solution requires two columns to work to determine ISVISIBLE(A1). Let's first replace A1 by the word CELL

Your method to determine ISVISIBLE(CELL): Column B = 1 (seriously, all values should be 1), Column C = SUBTOTAL(9,CEL).

Say Row#2 is where the headings reside: A2 = "Country"; B2 = "Just1"; C2 = "IsVISIBLECount"

Say Row 3 is hidden while Row 4 is not

Row 3 (row hidden): B3 = 1; C3 = SUBTOTAL(9,B3) --> result is 0

Row 4 (row not hidden): B4 = 1; C4SUBTOTAL(9,B4) --> result is 0

Question:
What is a characteristic of stored procedure privileges with respect to owner's and caller's rights in Snowflake?

Options:
A) The default privilege, if not specified in the create procedure-clause, is the caller's rights.
B) A user calling an owner's rights procedure must have privileges to the database objects that the procedure uses.
C) Both the caller's rights and the owner's rights inherit the caller's current virtual warehouse.
D) An owner's rights stored procedure has access to session variables created outside the stored procedure.

Used MacroDroid to do exactly that. Wrote a Android macro on my phone to wake me up if a text message comes in from security cameras. It also opens up the camera app and goes directly to the camera in question so all I have to do is look at my cellphone screen. Been working great for years now.

can you help rephrase this question and also have you tried clearing your build using flutter clean also you don't run this file directly.

try relay vcc to 3.3v. and make reset for triger the relay. its work when LOW, and you wanna stop water pump, make set the pin.

did you find the solution for this?

chrome.action.onClicked.addListener(() => {
  chrome.windows.create({
    url: "https://google.com/",
    incognito: true
  });
});

instead of tabs create, windows create did the trick.

The only functional part of the accepted answer is creating trapfunc and passing the parameter to it; that alone fixes $_ without doing anything at all with $1.

trapfunc() { date; }
trap 'trapfunc "$_"' DEBUG

We’re doing something similar. Any luck figuring this out? We’re looking at adopting Google vertex AI search but want to push events like search, keywords, clicks into. Only thing I found is that Vertex AI Search for commerce has has a Vertex AI Search Event Push event in their API but we’re not using that product.

Consider creating a unique index on table opportunityproduct.

All I needed to do was change

strOutFilePath = txtOutputFile.Text;  

to

strOutFileName = txtOutputFile.Text;  

and that fixed my issue.

The problem was that the strOutFileName variable was null so it defaulted to the Debug folder.

So, they changed the way of customization starting from tailwindcss V4, See this https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles

and probably you can see related code in your global.css, just need to add your customization to the @theme bracket

A few things:

(1) The frequencies in your script and the test script are different.

Reciever: 432.5

Testscript: 433.1 (presumably this is correct ?)

(2) Your SPI baudrate is : 50000 -- did you mean 500000?

After digging a bit more, I found this video youtube.com/watch?v=INgsOSJefdM. It has worked for me. I'm not sure if it will poses any issues running it on a monthly basis, but it worked for my current pull. Basically the idea is to first create a global temp table in the source server, dump the results into the global temp table, and use a data flow task to pull from the global temp table and bring it in to the destination. However, you need to set your settings for DelayDataValidation to true AND RetainSameConnection to true.

Thanks. I'm converting over to using the UTL_FILE built-in module. I will write my diagnostic messages to a log file on the file system.

Sincerely, Dave Clark

i am terribly late but in case it helps you or anyone else: it seems to me that you are correctly setting the CMAKE_Fortran_FLAGS BUT it is not used as the actual source being built is downloaded and build without this option. Take a look in the CMakeLists.txt in the ExternalProject_Add command, this is where you need to set it

...didn't see a newer thread for the latest & greatest ie SSMS 21 on 6/2/25. And I wish it was out there last week when I ran into this problem of not finding DatabaseName->Tasks->Import Data properly.

Well, I just ran into the SSIS problem with this version and posted up on that topic a minute, ago. So, I had to roll back to v20. Feeling froggy, I checked the same issue...import data on SSMS v20 and it's all good; present and works properly.

Ergo, if you're using SSMS21, there's no SSIS and the Import Data task is missing. Yeah, early adoption taxed me on these two. Cheers!

Did you ever find a solution to this?

use Thread;

$par="ciao";
$thr = new Thread \&passaTh, $par;
sub passaTh{
    sleep(3);
    print "par thread ".$_[0];
}

What you received from ThingsBoard is a message with an attributes update. Then you need to check if it's a new version and request new firmware from the server.

See this documentation for more information:
https://thingsboard.io/docs/reference/mqtt-api/#firmware-api

Also, there is a ThingsBoard Client SDK. It's a wrapper on the MQTT protocol. It's available in Arduino IDE.
You can see OTA update implementation here OTA_Firmware_Update.h or how to use this library here.

Estou com o mesmo problema, consegui resolver ?

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Erro ao iniciar planilha java.lang.ClassCastException: class org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.values.XmlComplexContentImpl cannot be cast to class org.openxmlformats.schemas.drawingml.x2006.main.ThemeDocument (org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.values.XmlComplexContentImpl and org.openxmlformats.schemas.drawingml.x2006.main.ThemeDocument are in unnamed module of loader 'app')
        at org.tcm.Projetos.main(Projetos.java:90)

My problem turned out to be with the C:\Users\DavidGrucza\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\settings.json file, specifically the remote.SSH.defaultExtensions section. My file looks like this:

{
    "workbench.colorTheme": "Default Light Modern",
    "yaml.schemas": {
        "file:///c%3A/Users/DavidGrucza/.vscode/extensions/atlassian.atlascode-3.8.2/resources/schemas/pipelines-schema.json": "bitbucket-pipelines.yml"
    },
    "remote.SSH.defaultExtensions": [
        "ms-python.python",
        "atlassian.atlascode",
        "yutengjing.open-in-external-app",
        "ni.vscode-ni-python-debugging-for-teststand"
    ],
    "remote-explorer.collapseRecentFolders": true,
    "remote.SSH.remotePlatform": {
        "172.26.30.121": "windows",
        "qsfp-cal-002": "windows",
        "qsfp-cal-001": "windows"
    }
}

After experimenting, if I uninstall the extensions on the remote computer I don't get errors and the extensions get installed. When I try to connect again I get errors. Does anyone know if this is expected behavior?

Set sortBy in pagination ref from onRequest's pagination object

This is an issue with the latest & greatest ie SSMS 21, as well...Integrations Services Catalogs not present.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/ssms/known-issues

I just rolled back to v20 and there it is. Cheers! :)

Try out Gatey- Login & SSO with Amazon Cognito. https://wordpress.org/plugins/gatey/

This happens because createContext (React Context API) can only be used inside Client Components in Next.js App Router, but your .mdx file is treated as a server component by default.

So To fix that problem, you need to mark your MDX content or the components using React context as Client Components by adding the "use client" directives at the top of the file.

For me, this.router.getCurrentNavigation() didn't work. Instead I used something like

history.state.hello

in the page navigated to and it worked

I know this was for another person's question and your answer was great. I tried it out with what I was trying to do and it worked great with the only 2 things/concerns, one being that the photos that were distributed into the folders were not random (mixed up) it put the exact amount into all the folders but it just grabbed them in order. The only other thing was it created it's own first older called "0" and used that as the first folder to distribute to and then it ignored the last folder so no photos were put into that one. I could go through and rename the folders and delete the empty one but if there is a fix that could be added? If those 2 things could be fixed, this would be perfect. Let me know if I missed changing a variable somewhere, the attached picture is what I did... thank you enter image description here script used image

if you hover over the top of the terminal frame, it will highlight in blue to allow you to click and drag it to the top of the window until it fills the entire view

Used to be able to just put a label on your runner the same as a github hosted runner like ubuntu-latest but this seems to not be working for me anymore...

OK, i think I found a reason why the error is not raised. I use a custom logger with a config file and somehow setting the config file for logger disable/delete I don't reallyknow the library own loggers logging.config.fileConfig(Path(cwd, "logging.ini"))

Even with key word disable_existing_loggers set to False

My logging.ini:

[loggers]
keys=root, IBKR

[handlers]
keys=IBKR_handler, consoleHandler

[formatters]
keys=main

[logger_root]
handlers=consoleHandler

[formatter_main]
class=classCustomLogging.CustomFormatter

[handler_consoleHandler]
class=StreamHandler
level=CRITICAL
formatter=main
args=(sys.stdout,)

[logger_IBKR]
level=DEBUG
handlers=IBKR_handler
qualname=IBKR

[handler_IBKR_handler]
level=DEBUG
class=classCustomLogging.CustomTimedRotatingFileHandler
formatter=main
args = ("Debug-IBKR-","D", 7)

Any ideas why disable_existing_loggers doesn't seem to be effective ?

you got to uninstall firefox and edge and download the new one. you should also clear you cache and it might be a bug talk to facebook report the bug

you can save your data using SharedPreferences. Your data disappears because every time you switch fragments, the fragment is recreated using onCreateView(), so your previous data is lost.

Alright, I found the solution. Using req.session.authenticate doesn't work. I should use req.auth.login(user) instead.

I just read your post and I understood what you are facing in.

The main problem is that when you are using NetMQ Router-Dealer sockets with bandwidth limiting tools like NetLimiter (set to 1 kbit/s) calling SendMulipartMessage (or even TrySendMulipartMessage with timeout) hangs indefinitely. This happens because the send operation blocks waiting for the network buffer to be available, which is serverely throttled.

Then why it happend?

NetMQ's SendMultipartMessage is a blocking call by default. If the outgoing buffer is full due to low bandwidth or slow consumers, the call will block until space is freed. even if you are using TrySendmultipartMessage with a timeout should prevent indefinite blocking, sometimes it can still hang because the underlying socket cannot send any data.

So To solve this problem ? then how can we solve this problem ?

So I think you can do like this.

First:
you can use TrySendMultipartMessage properly with a reasonable timeout and handle the failure case gracefully (e.g., retry later or drop the message).

Second:

you can implement your own message queue or backpressure system since the network is heavily throttled.

So you don't overwhelm the socket with messages faster than it can send.

Third:

you can use NetMQPoller and send messages only when the socket signals it's ready to send ( SendReady event ), to avoid blocking.

Fourth:

you can use async patterns or background workers. and Nerver block the main thread.

I will share the Example Code.

private readonly Queue<NetMQMessage> _sendQueue = new Queue<NetMQMessage>();
private RouterSocket _routerSocket;
private NetMQPoller _poller;

public void Setup()
{
    _routerSocket = new RouterSocket();
    _routerSocket.Bind("tcp://*:5555");

    _routerSocket.SendReady += (s, e) =>
    {
        if (_sendQueue.Count > 0)
        {
            var msg = _sendQueue.Peek();
            if (e.Socket.TrySendMultipartMessage(msg))
            {
                _sendQueue.Dequeue();
            }
            else
            {
                // Send failed; try again next SendReady event
            }
        }
    };

    _poller = new NetMQPoller { _routerSocket };
    _poller.RunAsync();
}

public void EnqueueMessage(NetMQMessage msg)
{
    _sendQueue.Enqueue(msg);
}

I hope this helps you.

Thanks.
Jeremy.

Here's a solution for this:

# Create new df isolating the two variables of interest AND
# Remove duplicates from df_B based on 'ID'
df_B_distinct <- df_B %>% 
  select(ID, Distance) %>%
  distinct(ID, .keep_all = TRUE)

# Perform the join
result <- df_A %>%
  left_join(df_B_distinct, by = "ID")

Java packages are folders too. If you mark a directory of folder as sources root then folders inside (subdirectories) will be treated as packages. Currently it is not supported in IntelliJ-IDEA that folders inside a sources root will be treated as normal folders rather than packages.

Furthermore you can add resources like images or other files inside a Java Package but it isn't encouraged practice. There is dedicated resources folder for that purpose. Also note that there is no such thing as bot modules in Java.

A helpful blog: Read File from resources folder

so after doing everything i can think, even rewriting it in micropython, i added the internal pulldown resistor (the pullup resistor did not help) and now it seems to work.

This exact thing happened to me, and clearing my browser's history and cache fixed it... Couldn't tell you why.

Also of note, if I started MinIO securely (port 443 with --certs-dir parameter) the MinIO console also worked fine.

Intune does not provide data on endpoint application usage via API.

You could be able to develop this functionality with custom configuration and scripting (AppLocker + Azure Log Analytics), or using third-party tools. But not with Intune out-of-the-box though

I don't think this is possible. Your browser is triggering the onBlur event when you switch tabs— it's not related to your code. There's only a few options of when to validate in React Hook Form (onSubmit, onChange, onBlur, onTouched, all) and none of them solve this issue (https://www.react-hook-form.com/api/useform/#mode).

what you can do is rather than creating device, connect you android device, allow usb debugging from developer options. Then click Device manager, select your device > click mirror icon and start mirring you will see your device mirroed in running devices section. Thanks.

I got it working (though I'm acutely aware that there are many other issues in there :-D ).

I just had to remove the cast of the current iteration ID to a String in Post().

iCurrent = new String(Math.floor(iCurrent / 2));

Just changed to...

iCurrent = Math.floor(iCurrent / 2);

In fact I think it is still missing one function - there is no default open AccordionItem. But they do all open and close correctly now.

maybe...

First, get the array with the zigzag path (shortest path). Then, starting from the start point, test line-of-sight (only cardinal or diagonal) to every point - but in reverse order. If line-of-sight to a point works, add that point to the "finalPath" and repeat the process from this new point until you reach the endpoint.

What worked for me was installing postgresql as this answer suggests: https://stackoverflow.com/a/24645416/11677302 with whatever package manager you're using, in my case it was pip.

Following a comment by @furas, I changed the code to use the attachments keyword instead of file_ids, and now it works. Here's the corrected code:

       # Create a new assistant 
        assistant = client.beta.assistants.create(
            name="Seminar HTML to CSV Assistant",
            instructions=instructions,
            model="gpt-4",
            tools=[{"type": "code_interpreter"}],
        )


        # Create a thread
        thread = client.beta.threads.create()

        # Create a message with the uploaded file
        message = client.beta.threads.messages.create(
            thread_id=thread.id,
            role="user",
            content="Here is the HTML content for the seminar page.",
            attachments=[{"file_id": file.id, "tools": [{"type": "code_interpreter"}]}]
        )


        # Run the assistant
        run = client.beta.threads.runs.create(
            thread_id=thread.id,
            assistant_id=assistant.id
        )

Nevermind, I was able to figure it out.

for (let i = 0; i < p2.split(' ').length; i++) {
  return "" + p1.split(',').filter(game => game.toLowerCase().indexOf(p2.toLowerCase().split(' ')[i]) > -1);
}

You are using swept AABB, that's design for point vs rectangle collision, but your current code takes circle vs rectangle you can fix this by using circle vs rectangle swept logic with checks the distance to corner

Also, validate if it is not empty.

 if let trtrt = shop?.trtrt, !trtrt.isEmpty {
                    Text(trtrt)
                }

uni_links version 0.x is discontinued. Port your package to a later version.

https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/18gbzjh/why_are_my_ellipsis_vertically_centered/

this reddit thread has the solution

Have you find the solution i am encountering the error of session time on client sdk even create jwt token from vonage cli. I can't find solution how to use client sdk for voice call.

After some much delibaration I have tried to use some styles that was used in the vuetify footer then I was able to display the values correctly. simply put using most of the original styling worked.

Now it's easy:

double result = 1d / 12d; // 0.0833333...d

double result = 24d / 12d; // 2.0d

Use d or D to work with double values.
Use f or F to work with float values.
Use m or M to work with decimal values.

Which of the following statements is true about reference variables?

1. A reference must always be initialized when declared

2. A reference can be reassigned to another variable.

3. References and pointers are the same.

4. References cannot be passed to functions.

You need to make a couple of changes in the user-data script (fullstack_user_data.sh).

1. Change yum install -y git curl to yum install -y git

2. Change yum install -y nginx to amazon-linux-extras install nginx1

Et voilà:

A consumption level function will run up to 10 minutes while a premium function will run up to 4 hours. Re-working your plugin logic into an Azure function is a technically sound approach.

If scaling up and down isn't possible, you can try to force a Database Failover.

Invoke-AzSqlDatabaseFailover

Run at AZCli in PowerShell

Invoke-AzSqlDatabaseFailover -ResourceGroupName "ResourceGroup01" -ServerName "Server01" -DatabaseName "Database01"

See more information about this command at
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/az.sql/invoke-azsqldatabasefailover?view=azps-14.0.0&viewFallbackFrom=azps-13.4.0

The problem was how Taipy binds values to the table, but finally managed to get it done :) Here is how should the filter_category function look like:

def filter_category(state):
    if not state.selected_filter:
        return
    
    state.filter_display_texts.append(state.selected_filter)
    value = state.data.groupby(state.selected_filter)[['depositAmount', 'withdrawalAmount', 'totalRevenue']].sum().reset_index()
    state.tables_data.append(value)
    print('Filtering data by:', state.selected_filter)
    print('State tables', state.tables_data)
    with builder.Page() as table_data:
        with builder.layout("1"):
            for idx, _ in enumerate(state.tables_data):
                with builder.part("card"):
                    builder.table(data=f"{{tables_data[{idx}]}}", page_size=10)

it('should call the method callWorkBookAPI', () => {
  const mockData = new Blob(['test'], { type: 'application/octet-stream' });

  const service = fixture.debugElement.injector.get(DataManagementService);

  spyOn(service, 'getWorkbook').and.returnValue({
    subscribe: (callback: any) => {
      callback(mockData);
      return { unsubscribe: jasmine.createSpy('unsubscribe') };
    }
  });

  spyOn(document, 'createElement').and.returnValue({
    click: jasmine.createSpy('click')
  } as any);

  spyOn(window.URL, 'createObjectURL').and.returnValue('blob:mock-url');

  component.callWorkBookAPI();

  expect(service.getWorkbook).toHaveBeenCalled();
});

   

try to insert "provideHttpClient(withInterceptorsFromDi())" in the providers list on main.single-spa.ts

   const lifecycles = singleSpaAngular({
  bootstrapFunction: singleSpaProps => {
    singleSpaPropsSubject.next(singleSpaProps);
    return bootstrapApplication(AppComponent, {
      providers: [...getSingleSpaExtraProviders(),provideHttpClient(withInterceptorsFromDi()) ],
    });
  },
  template: '<app-root />',
  Router,
  NavigationStart,
  NgZone,
});

These are the same warnings that appear on the IDE compiler when building the code. So these will disappear when the code is fixed according to the warnings. My best proposal is to fix the code base and the warnings will not apear.

Example: unused variables - cost memory and cpu to be created and slow performance.

You should always read docs first to see what a method does https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Optional.html

ifPresent and isPresent both check for null.
For instance if list is not null but is empty still System.out.println("here") will be executed, You should check if list is empty with list.isEmpty()