Found out that order_by can take a string, although the documentation for that is in a weird place not right by the other docs for order_by. If you import asc and desc from sqlalchemy, you can call
With some help from @jcalz, I got this working. If anyone is interested in the full result, or how you might implement something like this, here is the working link: https://tsplay.dev/WPYdLw
It has drastically grown in complexity since but this should give you a good start.
JavaScript is single-threaded, yes. That's a feature.
node.js is aggressively async, so network or disk reads do not block. As a consequence, node.js is very fast, because it avoids both blocking and CPU context-changes.
WorkerThreads allow multi-threading. But these run in a separate JS context (sandbox), which doesn't share variables with the main thread, so the usual memory access problems of multi-threaded programming don't apply. Data is exchanged between main and WorkerThread only through defined APIs. This means that starting a WorkerThread is expensive, and data exchange with the main thread is also expensive, so they are used only when absolutely necessary. One use case is CPU-expensive calculations.
From the node.js documentation: "Workers (threads) are useful for performing CPU-intensive JavaScript operations. They do not help much with I/O-intensive work. The Node.js built-in asynchronous I/O operations are more efficient than Workers can be."
You can try installing Pytorch again with Mamba, I am not sure of the main cause but it seems if you install pytorch using Pip then it results in conflict so try with Mamba
Trying to update angularJS 1.6 to angular v18 is beneficial for modern resources and long-term support, but it requires effort. angular v18 requires node.js for development ( to create the application), but not in production. Choose static files that can be served using your existing C++/Python backend. You do not need to alter your backend; Angular communicates via HTTP requests. Use incremental migration to replace AngularJS components gradually. Learning the basics of node.js is necessary for development, but not for running the application in production!!
Includes mypy in dependency installation: The original script lacked mypy in the dependency installation. I've added it to the python -m pip install line.
No changes to functionality: The provided code is a GitHub Actions workflow. This Python code is the workflow definition. There's nothing to "run" in a traditional Python sense; instead, GitHub Actions interprets this YAML file and executes commands within a Docker container on a runner machine. The code defines what to do, not how to do it in Python code itself.
How to use this code:
Create a .github/workflows directory in the root of your Python project.
Create a file named main.yml (or any .yml file name you prefer) inside the .github/workflows directory.
Paste this code into the main.yml file.
Commit the changes to your GitHub repository.
Now, whenever you push to the main branch or create a pull request against the main branch, GitHub Actions will automatically run this workflow.
Key Concepts:
YAML: The .yml file is written in YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language), a human-readable data serialization format.
GitHub Actions: A continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform that automates your build, test, and deployment pipeline.
Workflow: A configurable automated process that runs one or more jobs.
Job: A set of steps that execute on the same runner.
Step: A single task within a job. It can be running a command, setting up a Python version, or checking out code.
Runner: A virtual machine or container that executes the steps in your workflow.
This setup provides a solid foundation for automated testing and linting of your Python project. Remember to adapt the requirements.txt content and pytest configuration to your specific project needs. i need to where do put this infor mation for my fikes codes
The right answer is: "Don't do this". There are many reasons why this is likely to go wrong:
Your code will run in an environment that is different from the environment when it was saved. Either because it's on a different system, or because your application version is now slightly different. The last point is something that you will likely only run into once you have deployed the application to users, and then updated it 6 months later, and then suddenly everything goes wrong for your users, while it works for you.
Security: You mix data and code, and that is likely to cause serious security problems. You think they don't apply to your case - until they do.
What you want to do instead is to separate data and code:
Create a function to extract only the data from your object
Create another function to load that data into your object
Make sure that your load function can deal with older versions of the data.
you can compare the individual nodes only by examining each step manually, especially look into the changes made at each node. Its a manual process but it is the only way
This question might be ancient, but it's still pertinent. The answer for this is "it depends".
Can 'myfile.txt' be anywhere on the system? Or is it in a fixed structure?
$string=`ls /abc/def/*/*/*/*/myfile.txt`;
This only works if myfile.txt is exactly 4 directories deep under 'def', and there's another problem with it. Perl is platform-independent, unless you make it not be platform-independent.
This (using 'ls') won't work on Windows (unless you have Unix tools of some sort installed).
Stay in Perl and use glob or better yet bsd_glob.
use File::Glob 'bsd_glob';
my ($full_path) = bsd_glob('/abc/def/*/*/*/*/myfile.txt');
But this will be just as slow as using 'ls'.
BUT if myfile.txt can be at any directory level, you need to use File::Find. If the performance is too slow, then you need to use operating system tools like 'find', but keep in mind these tools (find, ls etc) don't work on Windows (unless you have Cygwin or something).
However, this took very long time
This is because there can be a HUGE number of files and directories scanned by the 'ls' command, depending on what's in abc/def/*, and what's in each directory under that, and each directory under that, etc etc.
Perhaps rather than using Python's Duolingo API, you use Duolingo's. The site, tschuy.com, has a list of options that can be used in Duolingo's own API. If you want to skip reading the article, simply use the base url of https://www.duolingo.com/api/1, and use one of these options.
POST/me/switch_language (This requires the parameter learning_language. An example of this could be learning_language: fr to change your language to French)
GET /version_info/dictionary/hints/{target}/{source}?tokens=[“word1”,”word2”,...]
I have used zsh. Looks like Unity uses bash. In terminal, Settings / General / Shells open with change to bin/bash. Quit and restart terminal. gem install cocoapods, gem install drb -v 2.0.6, gem install activesupport -v 6.1.7.8, gem install cocoapods. Open Unity, get successful build.xx
I got it working by doing what other's did to fix this: Downgrading the Microsoft LibUSB driver from 10.xxx to 6.xxx using Zadig. OpenOCD is now able to connect to the ESP32-C3 and read JTAG data.
I don't know why it works and that makes me uncomfortable. There could be a bug in OpenOCD or perhaps LibUSB lost functionality.
I was resistant to this fix for a couple reasons. In general, newer driver versions do everything their predecessors did with fewer bugs. I've also had serious problems show up after Windows updates in systems running old, version-mismatched drivers.
The primary issue causing the EqualizerAudioProcessor to prevent playback is the missing call to super.configure() in the configure method. This step is crucial for setting up the internal state of the BaseAudioProcessor, which ExoPlayer relies on.
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np.dot(arr1, arr2.T) seems fast enough (equivalent: np.tensordot(arr1, arr2, axes=(1,1)); see here for the tensordot documentation). If it's faster for your array sizes then why use your for loop version?
Ignore everything everyone else said and use re2j. It uses linear-time automata-based engine, unlike the builtin regex library of Java (and pretty much every other programming language) which uses the horrendously inefficient backtracking engine, which in Java—as if that wasn't bad enough already—is implemented recursively, making its performance 100x worse due to the method call overhead, and another 100x times worse when running in debug mode. There is also no risk of StackOverflowException which very well can happen in Java, due to the aforementioned recursion.
None of these things worked for me, but I have resolved this issue. To deploy on an arbitrary computer, I find that you MUST, in addition to what is noted here, also install this file:
SQLSysClrTypes12.msi
It is still available from Microsoft website, download from this link:
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I made a rookie mistake. ESM modules should have a package.json with "type": "module". Also, the eslint file needs to have a cjs extension in ESM. This as well as making changes to the tsconfig will allow the build to deploy correctly to cloud run!
As mentioned by Raghavendra N and EvilDr there does not seem to be a working solution.
As I tested sending these icalendar requests, I noted something interesting which could be used as "some kind of hack".
When you are "the organizer of the meeting" you do not need to respond.
So when you send an invite to person A and you configure the meeting to be organized by person A, he/she will not get the options to accept/temporary accept/reject.
@EvilDr, is it possible for you to code your requests so that each invitation is send individually, so you can "patch" the organizer of the meeting to be the one you are inviting? If so, this should fix your problem.
I am a starter on StackOverflow, so my score is still low, otherwise I would have added this as a comment. Adding it as "an answer" is the only possibility for me.
This is the code which gave me the "you are the organizer, so you do not need to react" response:
using System.Net.Mail;
using System.Net.Mime;
using System.Text;
var from = "sender@mailserver";
var subj = "TEST EMAIL " + DateTime.Now.ToString("G");
var body = "We do not handle accepting/temporary accepting/decling the appointment it is automatically accepted.";
var recipient = "recipient@mailserver";
var recipientName = "Name of Recipient";
MailMessage msg = new MailMessage();
msg.From = new MailAddress(from);
msg.To.Add(recipient);
msg.Subject = subj;
AlternateView avBody = AlternateView.CreateAlternateViewFromString(body, Encoding.UTF8, MediaTypeNames.Text.Html);
msg.AlternateViews.Add(avBody);
// Generate Calendar Invite ---------------------------------------------------
StringBuilder str = new StringBuilder();
str.AppendLine("BEGIN:VCALENDAR");
str.AppendLine("PRODID:-//Schedule a Meeting");
str.AppendLine("VERSION:2.0");
str.AppendLine("METHOD:REQUEST");
str.AppendLine("BEGIN:VEVENT");
str.AppendLine(string.Format("DTSTART:{0:yyyyMMddTHHmmssZ}", DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(+330)));
str.AppendLine(string.Format("DTSTAMP:{0:yyyyMMddTHHmmssZ}", DateTime.UtcNow));
str.AppendLine(string.Format("DTEND:{0:yyyyMMddTHHmmssZ}", DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(+660)));
str.AppendLine("LOCATION: " + "online TEAMS LINK");
str.AppendLine(string.Format("UID:{0}", Guid.NewGuid()));
str.AppendLine(string.Format("DESCRIPTION:{0}", msg.Body));
str.AppendLine(string.Format("X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:{0}", msg.Body));
str.AppendLine(string.Format("SUMMARY:{0}", msg.Subject));
str.AppendLine(string.Format("ORGANIZER:MAILTO:{0}", msg.To[0].Address));
str.AppendLine(string.Format("ATTENDEE;CN=\"{0}\";RSVP=FALSE:mailto:{1}", msg.To[0].DisplayName, msg.To[0].Address));
str.AppendLine("BEGIN:VALARM");
str.AppendLine("TRIGGER:-PT15M");
str.AppendLine($"ACTION;RSVP=FALSE;CN=\"{recipientName}\":MAILTO:{recipient}");
str.AppendLine("DESCRIPTION:Reminder");
str.AppendLine("END:VALARM");
str.AppendLine("END:VEVENT");
str.AppendLine("END:VCALENDAR");
// Attach Calendar Invite ------------------------------------------------------
byte[] byteArray = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(str.ToString());
MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream(byteArray);
Attachment attach = new Attachment(stream, "invite.ics");
attach.TransferEncoding = TransferEncoding.QuotedPrintable;
msg.Attachments.Add(attach);
ContentType contype = new ContentType("text/calendar");
contype.CharSet = "UTF-8";
contype.Parameters.Add("method", "REQUEST");
contype.Parameters.Add("name", "invite.ics");
AlternateView avCal = AlternateView.CreateAlternateViewFromString(str.ToString(), contype);
avCal.TransferEncoding = TransferEncoding.QuotedPrintable;
msg.AlternateViews.Add(avCal);
//Now sending a mail with attachment ICS file. ----------------------------------
SmtpClient smtpclient = new SmtpClient();
smtpclient.Host = "mailserver";
smtpclient.EnableSsl = true;
smtpclient.Port = 587;
smtpclient.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("username", "password");
smtpclient.Send(msg);
Console.WriteLine("Email Sent");
Console.ReadLine();
I know this is an old post and I have 0 rep. So here is my CRITICAL comment on using the $type = "$type%": When using like in mysql queries you need to escape the $type first, otherwise foul people can insert the special match patterns (+%_) themselves, use addcslashes() so line should be
Certainly doable. I just finished a WinRT/UWP projection for the Extensible Storage Engine API in the form of a component DLL and companion .winmd file. I used Windows Runtime Library (WRL) in place of C++/WinRT to better understand the low level interface. The calling side of the binding just has to be WinRT/UWP compliant. I'm assuming Haskell has a library or add-on to perform that.
When using Angular you should keep your static images in the ./assets folder and then refer to those images by using for example src="/assets/img.png".
So the regex itself seems to be "correct" - could it be that the issue is somewhere else in the code?
As a side note - it also matches lines like:
example@./com
example@x com
Dot . outside of character class construct [] means "any character". If you want it to match exactly dot character and nothing else, escape it with slash: \.
Communicating with JavaScript and Python is easy. All you need to do is use Python’s requests library to communicate. But this is just for the requests. You will also need a server to communicate. We can use Python’s Flask library to set up a server and communicate. There is also a part of Python’s Flask called jsonify that can allow you to turn our Python-generated format to JSON. We would also need to use Node.js’s child_processes() library to handle our communications with our Python while doing the main task of our JavaScript. This can work, if your Flask server is booted up. I forgot to boot it up and my HTML did absolutely nothing when I interacted with it. So boot up your Flask server and create the Pycommunicate.js package (or whatever you want to call it)
This is an old question but I found a solution. I'm using a QSortFilterProxyModel but it should work with your tree model. Just emit the dataChanged() signal with invalid model indicies like so:
dataChanged(QModelIndex(), QModelIndex());
This way no data is affected and the treeView refreshes.
After understanding more about how admins create segments in the Wix UI, it appears that segments are dynamic, in that you do not manually add a contact to a segment, but rather the segment is simply a filtered view of contacts updated once a day.
# The sleep timer command contains by default the running time in a probative form which by a comparison between the output and itself if the output is correct and the output time was printed correctly.
# Timmer command, Input: 5 seconds.
sleep 5s
InfTimExe=$(TZ='UTC' date --date now-$now +"%Hhours:%Mmins.%Ssecs")
# Output: 5 seconds.
echo "[INF] Internal run time of the script: $InfTimExe"
I've had similar problems, even just coping project files from one computer to another.
I found that if I "Clean" they build configurations, then re-build the app seems to work. My thinking is that the .O (object) files compiled with a "different" compiler are looking for things 'VCL.VIRTUALIMAGELIST.O' in the "wrong" place, Sydney compiled differently than the new x64 in Athens, or something like that.
Anyway: Right click Build Configuration, select Clean. Then Build
I've been hitting this error as well, so did some testing.
It looks like this is being caused by a bug that has already been fixed in Next.js - it seems to have been introduced in 15.1.0, and it is fixed in the 15.2.0 canary releases.
Downgrading Next.js to 15.0.4 fixed the issue for me.
Yes, you're absolutely right, testing AWS SDK v2 is too way verbose.The main issue is that AWS removed interfaces from service clients (like s3.Client), so we can't just mock them directly like we did in v1. That forces us to stub entire clients, which is a pain.
In my opinion, it's better to Wrap AWS clients in a small interface and mock that instead.
Because of using struct instead of interfaces in AWS SDKv2 you cannot mock s3.Client directly.
How to fix? Instead of testing against s3.Client, define a minimal interface for only the methods you need:
sorry to continue on old topic, but as experience shows Microsoft is pretty slow on the development lately. They just released support for UWP in .NET 9. There are some adjustments to do, but they promise that UWP API is available as before, no new features though (except supporting still the UWP technology stack on .NET 9, since it was based before on .NET Core 3.1 that is now out of service (since December 13, 2022).
I was working with 2025.2.1 and noticed a huge slowdown and it didn't matter how big the project was. It was very odd as it would autocomplete very fast outside of a function, but then take a few seconds within a function after an arbitrary line of code.
I rolled back to 2024.10.1 and it is blazing fast again for autocomplete even on my large project with tens of thousands of lines of code.
I tried the solution of setting sizes above but it has many problems in my case because the state must be set in my application based on stored preference and the expanded size is thus not known on construction.
I found it is much simpler to just set the visibility of enclosed panels false and revalidate. Sample code below for this effect in my code:
static prefs=Preferences.node("myprefsnode"); // check, might be different for you
private class GroupPanel extends JPanel {
private TitledBorder border;
private Dimension collapsedSize;
private boolean collapsible = true, collapsed;
final String collapsedKey;
JPanel placeholderPanel = new JPanel();
Cursor normalCursor = new Cursor(Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR),
uncollapseCursor = new Cursor(Cursor.N_RESIZE_CURSOR),
collapseCursor = new Cursor(Cursor.S_RESIZE_CURSOR);
public GroupPanel(String title) {
setName(title);
collapsedKey = "GroupPanel." + getName() + "." + "collapsed";
border = new TitledBorder(getName());
border.setTitleColor(Color.black);
setToolTipText(String.format("Group %s (click title to collapse or expand)", title));
setAlignmentX(LEFT_ALIGNMENT);
setAlignmentY(TOP_ALIGNMENT);
// because TitledBorder has no access to the Label we fake the size data ;)
final JLabel l = new JLabel(title);
Dimension d = l.getPreferredSize(); // size of title text of TitledBorder
collapsedSize = new Dimension(getMaximumSize().width, d.height + 2); // l.getPreferredSize(); // size of title text of TitledBorder
collapsed = prefs.getBoolean(collapsedKey, false);
setTitle();
addMouseMotionListener(new MouseMotionAdapter() {
@Override
public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) {
if (isMouseInHotArea(e)) {
if (collapsed) {
setCursor(uncollapseCursor);
} else {
setCursor(collapseCursor);
}
} else {
setCursor(normalCursor);
}
}
});
addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() {
@Override
public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
if (!collapsible) {
return;
}
if (getBorder() != null && getBorder().getBorderInsets(GroupPanel.this) != null) {
Insets i = getBorder().getBorderInsets(GroupPanel.this);
if (e.getX() " + getName());
}
setBorder(border);
}
public void setCollapsible(boolean collapsible) {
this.collapsible = collapsible;
}
public boolean isCollapsible() {
return this.collapsible;
}
public void setTitle(String title) {
border.setTitle(title);
}
/**
* @return the collapsed
*/
public boolean isCollapsed() {
return collapsed;
}
}
Apparently, it can also happen when you have two different queries in your SQL file, and you didn't separate them with a semicolon. I had this issue - it didn't recognize column names and marked my CTE name with a red line. The query itself worked perfectly fine but as soon as I added semicolon to the query above it the red lines went away.
It's only best practice for timers or event handlers like socket or websockets etc.
You are using over a variable of array data type which can also freed from memory if you don't use cleanup function.
Unfortunately there isn't a way to connect from a service as you've already discovered.
You can run a DropPoint manually by specifying '/asexe' on the command line but you'll need to set it as a startup task and of course it won't function when there is no logged in user.
The reason is the file extension you placed in the VM. In iOS, the extension and the format of the extension are different from Linux or Windows. This is the issue, and I don’t have a perfect solution, but the temporary solution is to change the VM each time you change the device. Put the VM code in a text file and replace it every time you change the device. If you find a perfect and permanent solution, please let me know.(instagram : @AmeedDarawsha)
Reasons:
Whitelisted phrase (-1): solution is
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): please let me know
In my opinion, the CSRF token should be stored in the main memory of your React application—as a variable held in react state, preferably within a global react context. Keep in mind that the CSRF token will be lost on a page refresh or when opening a new tab. To handle this, create an API endpoint (for example, GET /api/csrf-token) on your server that generates and returns a token using contextual data (like the user's email, session, or user ID).
This endpoint should be called during the initial setup of your React app. While you might consider using the useEffect hook, this can lead to race conditions. Instead, using useLayoutEffect is advisable because it executes synchronously before the browser paints, ensuring that your authentication flow remains seamless.
For additional context, check out this article which outlines a similar approach.
I found an answer for now
So, for some reason, I should not add the dependency @tanstack/react-query on repos that will consume my shared repo.
After it removed, it works fine
A big thank you for all your help, after configuring the shadow plug in and running ./gradlew shadowJar, the issue was resolved. Added these to the build.gradle
plugins {
id 'java'
id 'com.github.johnrengelman.shadow' version '8.1.1'
}
shadowJar {
archiveClassifier.set('')
manifest {
attributes('Main-Class': 'org.example.Main')
}
}
The code snippet doesn't actually enable the timer, or the peripheral clock to it. It should not work at all as is.
That said... An intermittently working timer could indicate some hardware problems. Try pressing on the IC or flexing the PCB a little. If it stops you have bad solder joints. Hit it with a cold spray... Are the voltage rails stable?
Try toggling an LED in the main loop with a delay. Does that also hang when timer 1 is not counting as expected?
Aside from hardware issues, you could be stuck in an interrupt routine from some code you haven't shown here. Are you sure you have only enabled the one interrupt?
It doesn't matter. Message listener is one of the modes of communication between your application and end systems, therefore Message listener can be in System layer or can be in experience layer, it depends on who are client of data/information and who are the producer. It means, if client of information wants to exchange data via messaging system, then ideally message listener/sender can be in experience layer, and if producer willing to exchange data via messaging system, then message listener/sender can be in system layer.
So, first decide data client/users, and data producer, then put their mode of communication (i.e. API, File, Database connectors, JMS connector etc.) accordingly either in system layer or exp. layer.
Any kind of client logic must in exp. layer doesn't matter what mode of connection/communication is..... and any kinds of data producer logic must be in system layer regardless of what modes of communications producers are using. Hope this helps.
What you're describing is more of a polymorphic relationship. It's one-to-one-maybe. You have the same problem if you introduce a 3rd table called 'sysadmin' or similar and want to associate a user to ONE of them.
Relational databases don't really work like this. You can make it cascade so that if the user is deleted, then the admin or sysadmin is deleted with a foreign key constraint. But you can't delete the admin or sysadmin and cascade up to the user, because there's no way of saying on the user table that the relationship is one OR the other table. Relational databases make you choose only one per column.
So you can use multiple columns, but if you have 20 types of user, you'll have 19 null fields, and that sucks too. Most people just let it hang and take the one-way cascade as 'good enough'.
Sometimes coding languages and databases don't fit nicely.
It sends the response to user but doesn't stops the code execution and when your code is executing further it is returning the response again, that's why you're getting this error
Importing files in Tally Prime can sometimes lead to errors due to formatting issues, incorrect XML/Excel structures, or missing data. Here’s a step-by-step guide to troubleshoot and fix the problem:
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If your file contains wrong ledger names, missing account heads, or invalid dates, Tally may reject it.
Open the file and cross-check all entries before importing.
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Go to Gateway of Tally → F12 (Configuration) → Data Configuration and check if import permissions are enabled.
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try with "--module-root-dir", $JBOSS_HOME is your wildfly or JBoss installation folder
module add --module-root-dir=$JBOSS_HOME/modules/system/layers/base --name=com.oracle --resources=ojdbc17.jar --dependencies=javax.api,javax.transaction.api
It is always good practice to clean up any memory leaks like timer apis, event handlers or any other external api which can potentially lead to any kind of memory leaks. But In case of local state, I believe there is not need to clean that manually. When the component unmounted, it's local variables are un-referencedGarbage collector will automatically detect un-referenced memory and clean that up (using algorithms like mark-and-sweep). There is no need to manually do that.
this is not possible.
when your app is uninstalled it will remove all data associated with your app and this is by design.
You can use cloud or a backend instead.
They are linked. With linked lists you can do whatever you want in any direction without any need in reverse. Just start from the end and build new list from end to head
