<?php
exec('taskkill /f /im node.exe');
?>

Try https://dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/G/GDIPLUS.DLL/5.1.3097.0/download.html

This worked fine for me, i have win2k in Oracle VirtualBox :-)

 minWidth: MediaQuery.of(context).size.width * 0.5,
 maxWidth: MediaQuery.of(context).size.width * 0.7,
//use minwidth looks great for the text of short messages 

We made a chome extension for easy visualisation of FIX messages in your browser. Have a look here. FIX Message Toolkit

I think you’re right — radio buttons feel more appropriate, since the user is choosing one option from a set. Tabs are for navigating between views or sections, not for making a selection.

For the dynamic content, you can still show or hide it based on which radio is selected. Just update the visible content with JavaScript and if accessibility is a concern, consider using aria-live="polite" so screen readers announce the change.

While the other answers here are correct, I just wanted to add that you can define thenot(X) function like so:

not(X) :- \+ X.

Then you can evaluate things like not(true) or not(1 = 2) or not(male(X)) just like you wanted to do in your original question.

The problem in your code is that you're not returning the result from your function. In Python, a function that doesn't explicitly return a value will return None by default.

def add_numbers(a, b):
    result = a + b
    return result  # Add this

print(add_numbers(3, 5))

This code works thansk to ESRI developer helping solve it.

var rows = $ ("#roomUseTable").jqxGrid ("getrows");

    for (var i = 0; i < rows.length; i++) {
        // if value of field 'OBJECTID' is in roomsAssignedData array
        if (roomsAssignedData.includes (rows[i].OBJECTID)) {
            // add row to selection
            $ ('#roomUseTable').jqxGrid ('selectrow', i);
        }
    }

you need to do return:

def add_numbers(a, b):
    return a + b

print(add_numbers(3, 5))

It can be done utilizing an SVG, as shown in this answer: How to make spiral text in html using css or javascript

or you can play with the concept in this pen: https://codepen.io/geoffgraham/pen/NgwWBj

<svg viewBox="0 0 500 500">
<path id="curve" d="M73.2,148.6c4-6.1,65.5-96.8,178.6-95.6c111.3,1.2,170.8,90.3,175.1,97" />
<text width="500">
  <textPath xlink:href="#curve">
    Dangerous Curves Ahead
  </textPath>
</text>

I am doing a binomial not neg binomial but I would think this section from the documentation can help. I have site and individuals and ended up trying to nest but it looks like it gives the same effect as doing (1 |site) + (1|AnimalID).

"specify a model for the random effects, in the notation that is common

to the nlme and lme4 packages. Random effects are specified as x|g,

where x is an effect and g is a grouping factor (which must be a factor

variable, or a nesting of/interaction among factor variables). For example,

the formula would be 1|block for a random-intercept model or

time|block for a model with random variation in slopes through time

across groups specified by block. A model of nested random effects

(block within site) could be 1|site/block if block labels are reused

across multiple sites, or (1|site)+ (1|block) if the nesting structure

is explicit in the data and each level of block only occurs within one

site. A model of crossed random effects (block and year) would be

(1|block)+(1|year)."

I had a similar issue where the MaterialToolbar title and navigation/menu icons appeared misaligned or not centered properly. After some investigation, I found that the problem was caused by the app theme.

If you're using:

<style name="Base.Theme.YourApp" parent="Theme.Material3.DayNight.NoActionBar" />

You might experience layout inconsistencies with MaterialToolbar, since Material3 (Material You) components aren't fully compatible with some of the older MaterialComponents views like MaterialToolbar.

Change your app theme to use MaterialComponents instead of Material3:

<style name="Base.Theme.YourApp" parent="Theme.MaterialComponents.DayNight.NoActionBar" />

After switching to MaterialComponents, the toolbar title and icons were properly aligned.

override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
    enableEdgeToEdge()
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)

    [...]

    ViewCompat.setOnApplyWindowInsetsListener(binding.topAppBar) { view, windowInsets ->
        val insets = windowInsets.getInsets(WindowInsetsCompat.Type.systemBars())
        view.updatePadding(
            top = insets.top,
            left = insets.left,
            right = insets.right
        )
        WindowInsetsCompat.CONSUMED
    }

    setSupportActionBar(binding.topAppBar)
    // other setup code...
}

Hope this helps someone facing the same issue!

In Power Automate, do the following:

1. Go to My Flows

2. Create a new automated cloud flow

3. Search for Power BI triggers -> Select When a data driven alert is triggered

As for updating the excel file, I would need more information. What is the data source of your report?

follow up question - where do you see this trigger in the UI? or is it just available via SQL query

It's a group box in WinForms or frame control in ActiveX. See Group Boxes in the Win32 UX Guide or GroupBox in System.Windows.Forms.

As @errordeveloper answered in a comment, I found very helpful the tutorial documentation here Configure C++ Toolchains. The point is that cross compilation in Bazel works at several levels, iiuc to let developers maximum flexibility.

1. Platforms describe the execution architecture of "something". That could intentionally mean different things, like the host, execution, and target machine. It is mainly a collection of constraints.

2. Toolchains describe the set of programs to use to perform the build actions, and they are coupled with the platforms, meaning that some toolchains can be used for certain platforms. For instance, you can tell Bazel to use the toolchain X for all ARM targets, independently from the specific ARM version.

In Bazel's cc_* rules, the toolchains are generally not downloaded automatically for every target, except some few cases, like iiuc the host machine one. While specifying new platforms is generally easy, specifying new toolchains requires touching multiple files, but it's not terrible. Usually you have to specify the toolchain in a BUILD file, coupled with a .bzl one to provide the implementation, and register the toolchain in the MODULE file. Follow the linked documentation, and if you want this blog post covers basically the same.

For anyone finding this, the solution turned out to be relocating the commons-text and commons-lang3 dependencies in the geomesa-hbase-distributed-runtime shaded jar, i.e. here.

check if mongoose is installed properly and run again

One line of vertical-align: middle;

Solved the problem of inconsistent spacing between the top and bottom of textarea

Update your database URI in the Flask configuration to include the correct password.

If the root user does not have a password (not recommended for production), make sure your Mysql is set to allow root connections without a password. You can still write the URI as you did, but this practice is discouraged.

If you have an old Mac, just copy /System/Library/Fonts/Times.ttc /System/Library/Fonts/TimesLTMM into your $HOME/Library/Fonts/ .

I my case, High-Sierra, Catalina --(rsync or scp -p)---> Sequoia will successfully enable the font available.

you should use position: static

I have used tinyfiledialogs in my OpenCalphad software for 10 years and it has worked well

with gfortran on my Windows DELL. Usually I have to buy a new DELL every 3 years but the

most recent one got exhausted after a year and developed a crack on the keyboard so I am now

trying to adopt tinyfiledialogs to work on my new Mac. My knowledge of C is zero but

with some patience trial and errors usually works.

I stumbled across a couple of posts FAILED_PRECONDITION - Gmail API which provided an answer that worked for my case:

This line from the google code sample:

credentials = ServiceAccountCredentials.fromStream(stream).createScoped(GmailScopes.GMAIL_SEND);

needs to change to this:

ServiceAccountCredentials.fromStream(stream).createScoped(GmailScopes.GMAIL_SEND).createDelegated(workspaceEmailAddress);

The .createDelegate(workspaceEmailAddress) apparently ensures that the impersonation is happening at the right place.

Also for a bonus, to send an HTML formatted email, we need to change this line from the google sample code:

email.setText(htmlBodyText);

to this:

email.setContent(htmlBodyText, "text/html");

You can't.

This is not supported functionality https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/issues/34834#issuecomment-2839387755

You can use 'redirect' but you cannot 'forward'

I am facing the same issue with v19. I was using v19.2.1 I never experienced this issue. But when I updated my global cli to v19.2.9 I created a new application using ng new I started experiencing this error message on every component that I can only use imports on a component unless it's standalone. I had to explicitly declare standalone:true in order to silent this error. Which does not make sense to me. It seems like an accidental bug from the Angular team

IF using Wordpress why custom coding? But I am also confusd about it.

I want to develop a website for Clash of Clans players. From where players can Copy the new and best COC Bases with links. I need to know about which plateform should be best. Custom coding or Wordpress.
Actually, there are different levels of the Townhalls and Builderhalls in the game and players can copy the design according to their level. So we have to create categorized. If player has Clash of Clans Level 9 Townhall then players can Copy COC TH9 Bases with links for their Townhall level 9 Base. If player has Level 10 of Townhall then players can Copy the Best TH10 Bases with links for their Townhall level 10 Base.
These are the main functionalities that should be focused. Clash of Clans is famous game of Supercell.
There are many levels like TH11 Base Layouts, TH16 Base layouts and many others.

I tried different approaches. I have created website using Wordpress and it is easy to manage. But from the last two months I tried to design website by custom coding. I used HTML, CSS, Bootstrap5 and Javascript for the Front end. I used PHP and Mysqli for backend. I used Chatgpt to write the code. But I faced many issues in coding because website is complex.

maybe utilize puts something like

int puts(const char *);
puts(msg);

You must use the same account to access the user interface as the account you used to create the access token.

The problem was the fill = as.character(type). Once I replaced it with just fill = type, it worked properly.

To color a region in an image in Python, what is more efficient: looping pixel by pixel or using numpy functions with masks and the like?

Isn't there just something we can install to get the JavaDocs to work?
Instead of all these machinations to try to bypass it?

V3 is different to V2.

I think you got the answers and for extra I can share you the buy code for uniswapv2, v3, pancakeswapv2,v3 and solana buying script.

https://github.com/GritBillionare0408/Multichain_Buy_Script

Thank you

To curb the issue i set a delay like this and seemed like a better solution than what was left by DuckDuckGo on their browser:

 override fun onResume() {
        super.onResume()

        loadingBar.visibility = View.VISIBLE
        loadingLogo.visibility = View.VISIBLE

        loadingContainer.visibility = View.VISIBLE
        webView.visibility = View.INVISIBLE

        // You can also start a fade-in or animation if desired

        // Optional delay (1 second) before hiding logo and showing WebView
        Handler(Looper.getMainLooper()).postDelayed({
            loadingContainer.visibility = View.GONE
            loadingBar.visibility = View.INVISIBLE
            loadingLogo.visibility = View.INVISIBLE
            webView.visibility = View.VISIBLE
        }, 1000)

        webView.onResume()

        Log.d("MainActivity", "onResume: Showing loading logo")
    }

it shows forcedly the image of the logo itself and waits 1000ms to make webview visible, instead of flickering it's an option, BUT couldn't find the solution they did: chrome and brave. Chrome and Brave basicly doesn't make the app pause or die as minimized, and i don't know if it's a work on chromium engine itself or what

To duplicate an array of data with formulas in a new position in the same sheet, you can use a duplicated sheet as an intermediate. That is, copy the sheet, then move the data in the duplicated sheet, then copy it from the duplicated sheet into the original sheet. You now have the array in two places on the original sheet, and you can delete the duplicate sheet.

I spent tireless hours, but came upon this package: https://pub.dev/packages/docman please give it a try!! it's incredible

today is 2025, 11 years past, google map v3 still not fix this problem !!!! What happen on google map team ?????

Microsoft Azure map fix this problem already in 2025. I can display at least 20k marker without any issue, you can try 100k marker, should be ok.

Google map use marker cluster, which is terrible idea !!!! My user, client complaining this horrible marker cluster.

For full disclosure I work as a product manager for Redgate and we have recently release PostgreSQL Compare and MySQL Compare to allow you to compare two databases.

We intend to have a Community edition of both tools so they will be free to use for for students, educators, small businesses and non-commercial open-source projects.

today is 2025, 11 years past, google map v3 still not fix this problem !!!! What happen on google map team ?????

Microsoft Azure map fix this problem already in 2025. I can display at least 20k marker without any issue, you can try 100k marker, should be ok.

Google map use marker cluster, which is terrible idea !!!! My user, client complaining this horrible marker cluster.

I had a gap between

``` {r}

and it should of been

```{r}

In my case, it was because of the fonts used in the template. Try changing your fonts to more widely recognized ones, such as:

Arial

Arial Black

Verdana

Tahoma

It seems like even if you leave out concurrency, when handling large files, SFTP doesn't perform as good as FTPS, but the client you use makes a huge difference, even in same region transfers. We've run an extensive test comparing upload, download, different file sizes and counts, clients and network setups - you can check out our full report here.

You can get the metadata in the structured format.

export async function getMeta(conn: Connection, token: string) {
  try {
    const metaplex = Metaplex.make(conn);
    const mintAddress = new PublicKey(token);
    const metadataAccount = metaplex.nfts().pdas().metadata({ mint: mintAddress });

    const metadataAccountInfo = await conn.getAccountInfo(metadataAccount);

    if (metadataAccountInfo) {
      const meta = await metaplex.nfts().findByMint({ mintAddress: mintAddress });
      return new TokenMeta({
        address: meta.metadataAddress.toBase58(),
        mintAddress: token,
        mint: meta.mint,
        updateAuthorityAddress: meta.updateAuthorityAddress.toBase58(),
        json: meta.json ? JSON.stringify(meta.json) : "",
        jsonLoaded: meta.jsonLoaded,
        name: meta.name,
        symbol: meta.symbol,
        uri: meta.uri,
        isMutable: meta.isMutable,
        primarySaleHappened: meta.primarySaleHappened,
        sellerFeeBasisPoints: meta.sellerFeeBasisPoints,
        editionNonce: meta.editionNonce,
        creators: meta.creators,
        tokenStandard: meta.tokenStandard,
        collection: meta.collection,
        collectionDetails: meta.collectionDetails,
        uses: meta.uses,
        compression: meta.compression,
      });
    }
  } catch (err) {
    G.log("❗ get meta failed", err);
  }
  return null;
}

I hope you to please remember that getting the metadata with metaplex takes some delays.
So while managing the result of the metadata you would rather to set some delays or retry when it returned the value of undefined or null.

I can provide more code if you want because I have built the pump.fun trading bot on Solana.

Thank you.

Which paletform is good Wordpress or coding?

Set cell A1 to 1.

Set remaining cells in column A to:

=IF(C1=C2,A1+1,1)

That's it!

I assume you want some horizontal space between the image & scrollbar. Try wrapping the image with another container and give it a height and top/bottom padding.

Good idea from Daren Thomas
Performance: it repeats the calculation every time it is called in a loop, it would be better to

english_stopwords = set(stopwords.words('english')) # Convert to collections for faster lookups

filtered_words = [word for word in word_list if word not in english_stopwords]

In my case, my system was running Java 21 and the project required Java 8. Changing the Java version of the project resolved it for me:

Here is how to change it:

I had the same problem. I managed to make it work by explicitly setting the Content-Length header with the proper value and the Content-Type header to empty.

Thanks all.... No response is required

​This issue has been resolved in Scalar.AspNetCore v2.1.0. You can now register multiple OpenAPI documents and display them in a single Scalar UI using the AddDocuments method.

Please check this PR for further information.

Try turning off anti-aliasing or other such settings. Usually these things make pixel art look smooth and bad, so turn it off. Go to game options -> "your platform" -> Graphics -> turn off interpolate between pixels -> apply.

I hope this helped!

El propietario de una agencia de viajes desea determinar la proporción de clientes que utilizan tarjeta de crédito o débito para pagar los viajes. Entrevistó a 70 clientes y descubre que 25 pagaron con tarjeta de crédito. (Usar spss).

Construya un intervalo de confianza de 92% para la proporción poblacional de los clientes que pagaron. Los valores de los intrevalos son?

Pregunta 3Respuesta

a. 25. 7%--------46.8% se encuentra el parámetro poblacional de la media de las personas que usan tarjeta de crédito

b. 16. 2%--------42.5% se encuentra el parámetro poblacional de la proporción de las personas que usan tarjeta de crédito

c. 50.4%-----86.3% se encuentra el parámetro poblacional de la media de las personas que usan tarjeta de crédito

d. 25.7%-------46.8% se encuentra el parámetro poblacional de la proporción de las personas que usan tarjeta de crédito como hago para realizar el spss

It was a bug. I solved it by updating my CLion IDE, using the newest compiler versions and installing mingw-w64-ucrt-x86_64-gdal-3.10.2-2.

It turns out that you have to pass in a string into globals that is JSON serialisable.
For example:

globals: JSON.stringify({ __TEST_SALT__: salt, OTHER: 'THIS IS ANOTHER Variable' })

I also have an igbo highlife mp3 blog, https://dailyhighlife.ng/ and i will like to learn this as well.

To add on what swimmer said:

There is a subtle difference between using on_failure_callback on DAG level and on task level. On task level it appears that the worker is handling the method execution, while on DAG level it seems the scheduler is handling the method execution.

I mention this, because we had a docker setup, where we accidentally only defined the AIRFLOW__WEBSERVER__BASE_URL for the webserver and worker but not for the scheduler.

As a result, when we accessed task_instance.log_url inside the DAG-level failure callback, the hostname defaulted to localhost — since the scheduler didn’t have the proper base URL configured.

The pivot table component seems to provide some filter options. Depending on the use case, it might be an alternative to the DataTable:

https://dash.gallery/dash-pivottable/

Install/Update Root Certificates: Python installations on macOS often come with a script to install the certifi bundle of root certificates, which Python needs.

Navigate to your Python x.y installation directory in Finder. It's often under /Applications/Python x.y/ (or similar).

Look for a file named Install Certificates.command.

Double-click this file to run it. It will install or update the necessary certificates.

Use a RigidBody3D node instead and use apply_impulse().

Estou passando por uma situação parecida, após fechar o app pagamento, ao voltar para minha aplicação ela reinicia. Nem chega na parte de receber o retorno.

Isso ocorre as vezes.

You're missing an entity. You have an entity for the product, but not for each item. You can have the product "Mischau Grobe Mettwurst Pommersche Art" but you need to store the batches you get. You need an Inventory entity with relationship with the product, where you know how many items of that product you have, and when they expire. And you can have multiple batches of the same product with different expiration dates.

¡Sí, hay otra forma de hacerlo! Si deseas incluir el proyecto de importación solo en el modo de lanzamiento, puedes usar la propiedad Condition dentro del archivo de proyecto (.csproj), pero asegurándote de que esté correctamente estructurada.

Aquí hay una manera de hacerlo usando la propiedad Configuration:

<ItemGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Release'">
    <ProjectReference Include="TuProyecto.csproj" />
</ItemGroup>

Este código asegura que la referencia al proyecto de importación solo se incluya cuando la configuración sea Release

in case of intellij you have to create resource folder under main directory and create "hibernate.cfg.xml" file

Here is my working example, with its help I think it will be possible to adapt

import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';
import * as fs from 'fs';

test('Drag and drop file into drop-zone', async ({ page, browserName }) => {
  test.skip(browserName === 'webkit', 'It does not work in WebKit');

  await page.goto('/app');

  const buffer = fs.readFileSync('tests/fixtures/example_file.jpg');

  // Prepare the DataTransfer with a file
  const dataTransfer = await page.evaluateHandle(async (data) => {
    const dt = new DataTransfer();
    const byteArray = Uint8Array.from(atob(data), char => char.charCodeAt(0));
    const file = new File([byteArray], 'example_file.jpg', { type: 'image/jpeg' });
    dt.items.add(file);
    return dt;
  }, buffer.toString('base64'));

  // Dispatch drop event to the drop zone
  await page.dispatchEvent('#drop-zone', 'drop', { dataTransfer });

  // Add your assertions here
});

This link was very helpful in solving this issue.

Deleting the migrations folder and the YourDbContextSnapshot.cs files and rebuilding the project would solve your problem.

 String cpclData = "! 0 200 200 210 1\r\n"
+ "COUNTRY LATIN9 "
+ "TEXT 4 3 5 135 "+"\u00A4" + textFromTextView3 + "\r\n"

if its any help this is how i got euro sign to work for myself in java by loading the latin9 language and using "\u00A4" as the euro sign

Can you also share images after thresholding? I don't have enough reputation to comment, this is why I am using answering part :/

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First of all, you need to select the keycloak realm.
On the left menu, click on the user tab and click on the Add User button
Create your new user with the form that appears, validate by clicking Create.
Once you're done, click on that freshly created user and in the Role mapping tab, click Assign role.
On the top left dropdown of the popup that opens, select Filter by realm roles, and assign the admin/role_admin to the user.

Make a copy of the grouping column and group by that column. The duplicate column disappears in the group by. Perhaps not pretty, but effective.

df['col1_for_groupby'] = df['col1']
df = df.groupby(["col1_for_groupby"], as_index=False).fillna(method="ffill")

The subPath needs to be the same as the file. Also I used secrets rather than a configMap.

Your question is primarily around performance, and so I will focus on some performance comparisons between Flatbuffers and various JSON implementations for Python.

First, I should note that if you want to benefit from the performance of Flatbuffers, you have to use them in the intended way. What do I mean by this?

• For example, if you serialize arrays of data, you will notice that the generated Python interface has functions such as GetXXXAsNumpy(). You should be using these interfaces, because they return data as numpy arrays, which are vectorized objects, and operations are typically implemented in specialized C code, which is fast.

On to some performance comparisons.

Candidate Data

For this performance assessment I chose to use some data which I am already working with. Unfortunately you cannot have a copy of this data, but I am sure you can generate some random data with suitable properties to validate these results, if you wish to do so.

The data I am using is a financial timeseries data, which contains 3 arrays. "bid", "ask" and "timestamp". "bid" and "ask" are floating point values (64 bits wide) and the "timestamp" is effectively a 64 bit integer.

JSON Object Table vs JSON Array Table

Note that there are two formats for JSON serialization in the context of tabular data. Object Table and Array Table.

• An Object Table is a JSON object containing arrays of values.
• An Array Table is an array of JSON Objects.

This is an example of an Object Table.

"{\"col1\":[1,2,3],\"col2\":[1.0,2.0,3.0],\"col3\":[\"1\",\"2\",\"3\"]}"

This is an example of an Array Table.

"[{\"col1\":1,\"col2\":1.0,\"col3\":\"1\"},{\"col1\":2,\"col2\":2.0,\"col3\":\"2\"},{\"col1\":3,\"col2\":3.0,\"col3\":\"3\"}]"

Both are representations of the same table of data.

pandas.DataFrame(
    {
        "col1": [1, 2, 3],
        "col2": [1.0, 2.0, 3.0],
        "col3": ["1", "2", "3"]
    }
)

Object Table is likely (almost certain) to be faster, because it serializes in a more compact representation.

I raise this before continuing because it is useful to know and relevant to this particular example, because I show an example based around tabular data.

JSON Performance

There are a truck load of JSON packages on Pypi.

• https://pypi.org/search/?q=json

I am familiar with:

• the standard JSON package which is part of the standard library
• the jsons package
• orjson which is supposed to be very fast

Therefore, I will present results for each of these. I use the standard library json package as the baseline case to compare against. I compare the performance of read and write operations seperatly.

Each value in the table is the scaling factor to compare with the baseline case. In other words, the value 1.39 for orjson read means that orjson was 1.39x faster than json for read performance.

Flatbuffer Performance

• For read performance, I find that Flatbuffers are 45.8x faster than json
• For write performance, I find that Flatbuffers are 40.7x faster than json

Here are all the results for comparison.

Comments in relation to your results

You noted that you did not see good performance when serializing in Flatbuffer format compared with JSON. Two possible reasons for this are that your objects either:

1. do not lend themselves favorably to being serialized using vectorized function calls
2. or; you did not write the serialization code to make use of these vectorized functions

In regards to (1), you may wish to re-work your fbs (flatbuffer specification) file. You did not provide the schema, so I cannot comment on it. Or, you may wish to re-work your objects to be serialized. (Try to write them as array based types where possible, so that you can interface with them using numpy arrays.)

Code

In all of the following example codes, I use a pandas.DataFrame object as the data transport type. (Meaning that the read and write functions present an API which uses a DataFrame to exchange data.)

Example functions to read and write JSON data

• The serialized output produced by json and jsons is the same. orjson removes some spaces from the serialized output.

import pandas
import json
import jsons
import orjson

def read_json():
    with open('df.objecttable.python_json.json', 'r') as ifile:
        data = json.load(ifile)
        return pandas.DataFrame(data)

def write_json(df):
    with open('df.objecttable.python_json.json', 'w') as ofile:
        data = df.to_dict(orient='list')
        json.dump(data, ofile)

def read_jsons():
    with open('df.objecttable.python_jsons.json', 'r') as ifile:
        data = jsons.loads(ifile.read())
        return pandas.DataFrame(data)

def write_jsons(df):
    with open('df.objecttable.python_jsons.json', 'w') as ofile:
        data = df.to_dict(orient='list')
        ofile.write(jsons.dumps(data, strict=True)) # strip_privates???

def read_orjson():
    with open('df.objecttable.python_orjson.json', 'rb') as ifile:
        data = orjson.loads(ifile.read())
        return pandas.DataFrame(data)

def write_orjson(df):
    with open('df.objecttable.python_orjson.json', 'wb') as ofile:
        data = df.to_dict(orient='list')
        ofile.write(orjson.dumps(data))

Example functions to read and write Flatbuffer data

def read_flatbuf():
    with open('df.python.flatbuf', 'rb') as ifile:
        bid_ask_timeseries = BidAskTimeseriesFBS.BidAskTimeseries.GetRootAs(ifile.read(), 0)
        bid = bid_ask_timeseries.BidAsNumpy()
        ask = bid_ask_timeseries.AskAsNumpy()
        timestamp = bid_ask_timeseries.TimestampAsNumpy()
        data_dict = {
            'bid': bid,
            'ask': ask,
            'ts': timestamp,
        }
        df = pandas.DataFrame(data_dict)
        return df

def write_flatbuf(df):
    builder = flatbuffers.Builder(1024)
    bid = df['bid'].values
    ask = df['ask'].values
    ts = df['ts'].values
    bid_flatbuffer = builder.CreateNumpyVector(bid)
    ask_flatbuffer = builder.CreateNumpyVector(ask)
    ts_flatbuffer = builder.CreateNumpyVector(ts)
    BidAskTimeseriesFBS.Start(builder)
    BidAskTimeseriesFBS.AddBid(builder, bid_flatbuffer)
    BidAskTimeseriesFBS.AddAsk(builder, ask_flatbuffer)
    BidAskTimeseriesFBS.AddTimestamp(builder, ts_flatbuffer)
    bid_ask_timeseries = BidAskTimeseriesFBS.End(builder)
    builder.Finish(bid_ask_timeseries)
    with open('df.python.flatbuf', 'wb') as ofile:
        ofile.write(builder.Output())

Utility Functions for profiling

# returns elapsed time in seconds as float
def elapsed(function, *args):
    time_start = time.time()
    function(*args)
    time_end = time.time()
    time_diff = time_end - time_start
    return time_diff

def profile_function(f, count, args):
    #print(f'profile_function called with f={f}, count={count}, args={args}')
    if args is None:
        return [elapsed(f) for _ in range(count)]
    else:
        return [elapsed(f, args) for _ in range(count)]

Example usage

count = 10

instruction_dict = {
    1: {
        "human_name": "JSON (json) read",
        "key": "json_read",
        "function": read_json,
        "profile_count": count,
        "args": None,
    },

    2: {
        "human_name": "JSON (json) write",
        "key": "json_write",
        "function": write_json,
        "profile_count": count,
        "args": read_json(),
    },

    3: {
        "human_name": "JSON (jsons) read",
        "key": "jsons_read",
        "function": read_jsons, 
        "profile_count": count,
        "args": None,
    },

    4: {
        "human_name": "JSON (jsons) write",
        "key": "jsons_write",
        "function": write_jsons, 
        "profile_count": count,
        "args": read_jsons(),
    },

    5: {
        "human_name": "JSON (orjson) read",
        "key": "orjson_read",
        "function": read_orjson,
        "profile_count": count,
        "args": None,
    },

    6: {
        "human_name": "JSON (orjson) write",
        "key": "orjson_write",
        "function": write_orjson,
        "profile_count": count,
        "args": read_orjson(),
    },

    7: {
        "human_name": "Flatbuffer read",
        "key": "flatbuf_read",
        "function": read_flatbuf,
        "profile_count": count,
        "args": None,
    },

    8: {
        "human_name": "Flatbuffer write",
        "key": "flatbuf_write",
        "function": write_flatbuf,
        "profile_count": count,
        "args": read_flatbuf(),
    },
}

df_results = pandas.DataFrame()

for k in sorted(instruction_dict.keys()):
    v = instruction_dict[k]

    print(f'k={k}')
    human_name = v['human_name']
    print(f'v[human_name]={human_name}')

    key = v['key']
    human_name = v['human_name']
    function = v['function']
    args = v['args']

    if key not in df_results.columns:
        print(f'profiling {human_name}')
        results = profile_function(function, count, args)

        if df_results.shape[0] > 0:
            df_results[key] = results
        else:
            df_results[key] = results
    else:
        print(f'skipping profiling {human_name}')

df_results.to_csv('df_results.csv')

You will have to supply your own data.

So here is what I came up with after thinking about it for the morning:

I think it's impractical to use a date cursor while trying to sort posts by relevance (cosine distance).

What I can do is, just sort based on the cosine distance and use "last distance" cursor and eliminate the date factor entirely.

You can wrap the two phrases in separate elements and use a media query to stack them on different lines after a certain breakpoint

@media only screen and (max-width: 600px) {
  span {
   display:block;
  }
}

<span>Hello there Mr Nemesis X,</span> <span>welcome to the interwebs!</span>

A typical approach for managing both private and public DNS zones for the same domain such as dev.example.com is to use split-horizon DNS. In this setup, internal queries (from your VMs) are directed to the private DNS zone, while external queries (like ghs.googlehosted.com) are resolved through the public DNS zone. You can configure DNS forwarding rules and split the DNS resolution for internal and external resources by using Google Cloud DNS policies or third-party DNS services if needed.

For further reference see : Split horizon DNS example

Now it gives this error on going to thuis error what can i use instead of this : https://source.unsplash.com/rand

I've found the issue. I would need convert the image using BufferedImage and embed an ICC profile before loading to PDImageXObject class

You can look at Not able to resolve: Caused by: jakarta.servlet.jsp.JspTagException: Illegal use of <when>-style tag without <choose> as its direct parent. This question is about the same error that happens after upgrading to Jakarta namespace. Probably you have not upgraded your application correctly to use newer versions of the libraries like JSTL, JSP versions, etc.

You can listen for Xrandr related X11 events.

We made a chrome extension for visualising FIX Messages in your browser. Check it out here FIX Message toolkit

After a few days of digging and a few questions to ChatGPT I got the right answer. The problem was in synchtonizxation. Here is the code to fix it:

public async Task<ArticleElastic> SaveAsync(ArticleElastic entity)
{
    await _elasticsearchClient.CreateAsync(entity, i => i.Id(entity.Id).Index(IndexName).Refresh(Refresh.True));
    return entity;
}

using the umd is forcing to have a one file in the bundle (you can't chunk or split or you have to switch to cjs or es)

but es format can be problematic if you are using your bundle in a script without the type="module"

You must declare the dependency with javaparser-parent

hey did you solved this problem, i'm stucked from last 3 days. can u please help me to fix ?

Using this Github Script (https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Woznet/ca131d92a4ee73136b320e1d630ef70f/raw/db1a05661ff3660b906db86342885d42976767f9/Get-UserAgent.ps1) on Powershell 7.6.0-preview.4

Which actually the only working script seems to be Invoke-RestMethod -Uri 'ifconfig.me/ua' Seems to be Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Microsoft Windows 10.0.26100; en-US) PowerShell/7.6.0

Thanks . After I restarted the container as you said, I was able to get in successfully. Thank you very much

For me overriding the bind on Settings-Appearance & Behavior-Keymap-Other-New in This Directory worked, although I had to delete/change the binds for new directory.

Depending on what you want to do, you don't necessarily need to parse the source code of the dependencies. For example, Javaparser lets you parse the source code of a java project and resolve symbols contained either in the parsed source code, in a library external to the project or in the JDK itself.

The functionality has been updated: https://www.twilio.com/docs/conversations/typing-indicator

what makes it efficient? Indexes

so all you need to do is to let them be indexable..

which means you cant use any wrapper function around your date and datetime fields(like converting them to string or integer)

there are some harmless exceptions like DateAdd(). while seeking range its still range..

so using

DateTime >= Date AND DateTime < DATEADD(DAY, 1, Date)

is fine..

and i d never use anything like;

WHERE CAST(DateTimeColumn AS DATE) = DateColumn

One option is to adjust the ruleset you use with Swagger Editor, so that it doesn't require the description fields. This isn't a required field in OpenAPI, but it's very much recommended which is why most editors/linters will give the feedback that it should exist.

É importante ressaltar que não posso interagir diretamente com o Stack Overflow como um usuário faria. No entanto, posso te ajudar a formular uma pergunta eficaz para postar lá, caso você deseje buscar ajuda da comunidade de desenvolvedores.

Para obter a melhor resposta no Stack Overflow, sua pergunta deve ser clara, concisa e incluir informações suficientes para que outros possam entender seu problema e oferecer soluções.

Aqui estão algumas dicas e um exemplo de como você poderia formular sua pergunta, considerando o contexto que você me deu:

Dicas para formular sua pergunta no Stack Overflow:

1. Título Claro e Descritivo: O título é a primeira coisa que as pessoas veem. Ele deve resumir o problema de forma precisa.

2. Contexto Detalhado: Explique o que você está tentando fazer (desenvolver um cronograma de projetos para UBS Tipo III e UBS de Apoio). Inclua informações relevantes sobre os tipos de projetos (arquitetônico, básico para aprovação na vigilância sanitária, etc.).

3. Código ou Dados Relevantes: Se você tiver algum código ou dados (como a tabela que geramos), inclua-os na pergunta. Formate-os corretamente para facilitar a leitura.

4. Problema Específico: Seja claro sobre qual é o seu problema ou qual tipo de ajuda você está procurando. Por exemplo, você pode estar procurando sugestões de bibliotecas/ferramentas para criar um cronograma visual, ou dicas sobre como estruturar os dados para facilitar a visualização.

5. O que você já tentou: Se você já tentou alguma coisa para resolver o problema, mencione isso. Isso mostra que você se esforçou para encontrar uma solução e ajuda a evitar sugestões repetidas.

6. Formate a pergunta: Use a sintaxe de formatação do Stack Overflow para tornar sua pergunta mais legível (código formatado, listas, etc.).

7. Tags relevantes: Use tags relevantes para que sua pergunta seja vista por pessoas que têm conhecimento sobre o assunto (por exemplo, "python", "visualization", "gantt-chart", "pandas", etc.).

Exemplo de pergunta para o Stack Overflow:

Título: "Como criar um cronograma de projetos (Gantt chart) simplificado em Python para visualização de cronograma de projeto de UBS?"

Corpo da pergunta:

"Olá, estou trabalhando em um projeto para organizar o cronograma de desenvolvimento de projetos para Unidades Básicas de Saúde (UBS) Tipo III e UBS de Apoio. Preciso criar uma visualização simplificada desse cronograma, focada em ser compreensível para pessoas da área da saúde que não são especialistas em engenharia ou arquitetura.

Os dados do meu cronograma estão estruturados da seguinte forma (exemplo):

|   Fase do Projeto   |   Descrição                                                                                                                               |   Duração Estimada   |   Início Previsto   |   Fim Previsto   |   Responsável                     |
| :------------------ | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :----------------- | :---------------- | :------------- | :------------------------------ |
|   Projeto Inicial   |   Desenho da UBS, definindo espaços e organização.                                                                                                |   4 semanas          |   01/08/2024      |   29/08/2024     |   Arquiteto                         |
|   Aprovação na Vigilância Sanitária |   Apresentação do projeto para aprovação (segurança e higiene).             |   6 semanas          |   03/09/2024      |   15/10/2024     |   Arquiteto                         |
|   Projeto Detalhado          |   Desenho completo para a construção (elétrico, hidráulico, etc.).             |   8 semanas          |   16/10/2024      |   11/12/2024     |   Engenheiros                       |
|   Custo Estimado            |   Cálculo do valor total da obra.                                              |   2 semanas          |   12/12/2024      |   26/12/2024     |   Orçamentista                        |
|   Projeto de Climatização     |   Projeto do sistema de ar condicionado e ventilação.                             |   4 semanas          |   16/10/2024      |   13/11/2024     |   Engenheiro de Climatização      |
|   ...               |   ...                                                                                                                                 |   ...              |   ...               |   ...          |   ...                               |

Já pensei em usar bibliotecas como matplotlib ou plotly para criar um gráfico de Gantt, mas estou buscando sugestões sobre:

• Qual biblioteca seria mais adequada para criar uma visualização interativa e fácil de entender para pessoas não técnicas?

• Exemplos de como formatar os eixos do gráfico (datas, fases do projeto) para maior clareza.

• Dicas para adicionar elementos visuais (cores, ícones) para tornar o cronograma mais intuitivo.

Agradeço qualquer ajuda ou sugestão!"

Tags: python, visualization, gantt-chart, matplotlib, plotly, pandas, project-management

Here is a solution, for anyone who needs it: https://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?t=235556

Did you find any approach to achieve the impersonation? I have exactly the same problem and there is not a clear way to impersonate a specific user (based on email or user id) using exchange token.

Thanks!

script fix the white space at the begining of the script but doesnt fix the whitespace at the end of File name (before the file extension)

is it feasible to upgrade to testng latest version as well and see if the error comes?

good question! I also have some question here.

Any workaround you found for the above? facing same issue.

Try this endpoint

https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions

Your calling the /responses, which is not appropriate.