This way works:

echo(& echo(& echo(& echo(& echo()

Is the package free? It seems my Mac can't find it in the pip market.

The code itself looks correct to me. If that’s returning None it could be due to your Python version. Azure's flex consumption plan does not fully support Python 3.13 yet.

Can you confirm what Python version your Function App is set to in Configuration → General settings? At the moment, Azure Functions officially supports Python 3.10, 3.11, and 3.12. If the app is configured to use 3.13, the runtime will not load any environment variables.

Reference: Azure Functions Flex Consumption plan hosting

The main thing is: cereal is not intended to deserialize random jsons, but rather jsons it generated itself. It has specific fields and flags it adds to help itself, such as versions and tags.

In your particular case, the json is saved as if an int is written to it, but you are deserializing through an std::optional<int>, which cereal expects to look different. As @3CEZVQ mentioned in a comment, this includes an extra field telling it if the optional is actually populated or not.

The fact that the value of the int is optional does not make the field in the json optional. If what you intend is an actual missing json field, that is not the right approach. What you want is an optional NVP, of type int. To achieve that, I have been using the lovely Optional-NVP extension, available at Cereal-Optional-NVP. I am not the author nor affiliated in any way, but I've been using it for a few years now and it does exactly what you are asking. Just add those files to your cereal installation to gain the new macros

I had this error recently and you DON'T HAVE TO DISABLE SSL.

The right way to fix it is to add the certificate path to the ENV variable `NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS`.

This way, Node'll use it and boom, problem solved ;)

Tty this:

ts:

import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { MatListOption, MatSelectionList } from '@angular/material/list';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-list-single-selection',
  standalone: true,
  imports: [MatSelectionList, MatListOption],
  templateUrl: './list-single-selection.component.html'
})

export class listSingleSelectionComponent {
  listOptions = [
    {value: 'boots', name: 'Boots'},
    {value: 'clogs', name: 'Clogs'},
    {value: 'loafers', name: 'Loafers'},
  ]
}

html:

<mat-selection-list [multiple]="false">
    @for (listItem of listOptions; track $index) {
    <mat-list-option [value]="listItem.value">
        {{listItem.name}}
    </mat-list-option>
    }
</mat-selection-list>

https://material.angular.dev/components/list/examples

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Yes, there's some support for AMD & Xilinx :

meta-amd & meta-amd-bsp & meta-amd-distro

For athor Xilink layers are availble here

Start "psql tool" from the pg admin and run your query there

Your packages are already large, so I don't think there's much you can do.

• torch: 1.5 GB

• triton: 420 MB

• ray: 170 MB

Using venv not as an isolator but as a package wrapper is a good strategy.

Many AI libraries, especially PyTorch, offer different versions. If you're not going to use a GPU for inference in your container, never install the default version of PyTorch.

Someone gave me a tip (outside Stack Overflow), that pointed me into the right direction.

Key is this documentation: Diff Tool Order

I added an environment variable DiffEngine_ToolOrder with the value VisualStudio. That solved the problem.

GROUP_CONCAT worked perfectly. Thanks @MatBailie. I'm still a little unclear on the differences between LISTAGG, STRING_AGG, and GROUP_CONCAT but I very much appreciate the help!

Updated code:

SELECT ToolGroup, GROUP_CONCAT(', ', ToolID) AS ActiveTools
FROM DB
GROUP BY ToolGroup
ORDER BY ToolGroup

Rnutime Error Affempt to invoke virtual method void androidx recyclervie w widget recycler view s Adapter notifyDa tasetchanged on a null opject reference FunTap

This is how I have done in Jenkins :

node {
    stage('Build') {
        def productType = params.productType

        currentBuild.displayName = "#${env.BUILD_NUMBER} - ${productType}"
        currentBuild.description = "Type: ${productType}"
    }
}

Hopefully this will help someone.

@Charlie Harding "Instead of @RolesAllowed, I implemented a custom @PermissionsAllowed annotation. I created a PermissionChecker that uses a map to link specific actions (permissions) like menu.Doctors to a list of allowed roles. The system then checks if the logged-in user's roles match any of the allowed roles for that permission. This gives me a more granular, permission-based control rather than just role-based."

I was struggling a bit with the Rectangle brushed line between the header and the rows (with Communitytoolkit DataGrid), and it seems like overriding this brush got rid of it:

<SolidColorBrush x:Key="GridLinesBrush" Color="Transparent"/>

It works fine after some time or Restart the Jenkins.

Downloading plugins in background

I found the issue, It is happening because version mismatch, I am using zod^4.0.17 and @hookform/resolvers^3.9.1. When i update the @hookform/resolvers^5.2.1 (latest) Its working fine.

SELECT name, COUNT(*) AS tencount
FROM persons
where score = 10
GROUP BY name;

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=BuldiDev.hide-vscode-icon

I created an extension just for this reason, enjoy it

In ASP.NET Core, the equivalent of HttpContext.IsCustomErrorEnabled is handled via IWebHostEnvironment and UseExceptionHandler or DeveloperExceptionPage, allowing environment-specific error handling and custom error pages.

This is neither supportet in SQL Server, nor Oracle. Also what is the advantage of doing this?

you can simply write:

select c_name, count(1) as number from table_one group by c_name

Much more readable, and if your select ever gets changed your Group By still works like a charm.

did anyone found a solution for this ?

Thx

Hello sir ek gaud chla hai jis me mera 15000 lag lag logo ka pass chla gya hai please ap help kera

Title: You can’t use input() inside a Flask route (EOFError). Use HTTP request data instead.

The error EOFError('EOF when reading a line') happens because Flask routes run inside a WSGI worker without an interactive terminal (stdin). input() tries to read from stdin, but there’s no TTY in an HTTP request context, so it immediately hits EOF. Even in debug, blocking on input() would stall the worker and break concurrency.

Don’t read from the server console in a route. Get user input from the HTTP request.

Use one of these patterns:

HTML form (POST)

from flask import Flask, request, render_template_string

app = Flask(name)

form_html = """

<form method="post"> <input name="username" placeholder="Username"> <button type="submit">Send</button> </form> """

@app.route("/ask", methods=["GET", "POST"])

def ask():

if request.method == "POST":

username = request.form.get("username")

return f"Hello, {username}!"

return render_template_string(form_html)

JSON API (AJAX/fetch)

from flask import Flask, request, jsonify

app = Flask(name)

@app.route("/api/answer", methods=["POST"])

def api_answer():

data = request.get_json(silent=True) or {}

answer = data.get("answer")

if not answer:

return jsonify(error="missing 'answer'"), 400

return jsonify(ok=True, echoed=answer)

Client:

fetch("/api/answer", {

method: "POST",

headers: {"Content-Type": "application/json"},

body: JSON.stringify({answer: "hello"})

})

Query parameters (GET)

from flask import Flask, request

app = Flask(name)

@app.route("/greet")

def greet():

name = request.args.get("name", "world")

return f"Hello, {name}!"

Call: /greet?name=Alice

Path parameters

from flask import Flask

app = Flask(name)

@app.route("/user/<username>")

def user(username):

return f"Hello, {username}!"

If you truly need interactive, real-time input, use WebSockets (e.g., Flask-SocketIO) to exchange messages with the browser. If you want terminal prompts, build a separate CLI script and don’t call input() inside Flask routes.

In the Pydantic documentation, the example for customizing the schema completely with the __get_pydantic_core_schema function override uses core_schema.no_info_plain_validator_function.

    def __get_pydantic_core_schema__(
        self, source: type[Any], handler: GetCoreSchemaHandler
    ) -> core_schema.CoreSchema:
        ...
        return core_schema.no_info_plain_validator_function(validate)

In your code:

    @classmethod
    def __get_pydantic_core_schema__(cls, source_type: Any, handler):

        cls._schema = _CustomModel._make_schema()

        fn = core_schema.no_info_plain_validator_function(
            function=cls._validate,
            schema=cls._schema,
        )

        return fn

For me the error was: Creating default icons Android ✕ Could not generate launcher icons PathNotFoundException: Cannot open file, path = 'assets/icon/icon.png' (OS Error: The system cannot find the path specified. , errno = 3) Failed to update packages.

I paste the image at the same path that shows in the error "path = 'assets/icon/icon.png'" and paste that path in pubsec.yml file. It works for me

Can I also make each row's output a clickable hyperlink? Right now, it's displaying as plain text URLs that aren't clickable

Thanks

For anyone looking for the compose way to do this as of August 2025:

The code has been adapted from @Pisoj your awesome man

also from https://dev.to/boryanz/webviews-download-listener-on-android-how-it-works-5a01

val context = LocalContext.current

val webView = remember(context) {
    WebView(context).apply {
      settings.javaScriptEnabled = true
      this.webViewClient = object : WebViewClient() {
            // you do you
      }
      this.setDownloadListener { url, userAgent, contentDisposition, mimeType, contentLength ->
                val request = DownloadManager.Request(url.toUri())

                // Extract filename from contentDisposition or URL
                val filename = getFileName(contentDisposition, url)
                val cookies = CookieManager.getInstance().getCookie(url.toString());
                request.apply {
                    setTitle(filename)
                    setDescription("Downloading file...")
                    addRequestHeader("cookie", cookies)
                    setNotificationVisibility(DownloadManager.Request.VISIBILITY_VISIBLE_NOTIFY_COMPLETED)
                    setDestinationInExternalPublicDir(Environment.DIRECTORY_DOWNLOADS, filename)
                    setMimeType(mimeType)
                }

                val downloadManager = context.getSystemService(Context.DOWNLOAD_SERVICE ) as DownloadManager
                downloadManager.enqueue(request)

                Toast.makeText(context, "Download started", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()
            }
    }
}


CompositionLocalProvider(LocalContext provides context) {
    Box(
        modifier = Modifier
            .fillMaxSize()
            .verticalScroll(rememberScrollState())
    {
        AndroidView(
            modifier = Modifier,
             factory = { webView }, update = {
                it.loadUrl("https://yourwebsite.com")
             }
       )
    }
}

Notes:

For you to download files via webview in compose you need the DownloadListener interface.

If your files require cookie authentication please ensure you add cookies in download manager otherwise your file will appear to download but on opening will issue corrupted files.

Cheers

Is there any way to attemt a removal of big files one by one?
I added old binary files, not removed, that are still in the commit history, but are completely useless.
I would like to delete only those files, and leave old source fode files untouched.

Thank you.

Thanks to @robertklep (in comments):

The answer is: parts = str.split("\n\n");

In .NET 6 and later you don’t need to add Microsoft.AspNetCore.Razor manually, because Razor support is included by default through the Razor SDK. You can safely remove the old reference and everything will still work. If you are working with custom Tag Helpers, use Microsoft.AspNetCore.Razor.TagHelpers instead. For more details, check this related thread: Razor SDK in .NET 6.

Many MacBook M1 users running macOS Monterey have experienced USB audio dropouts due to Core Audio glitches. This usually happens with external audio interfaces, especially when running heavy sessions or multiple USB devices. Updating macOS, resetting the SMC/NVRAM, and trying a different USB hub or cable can often reduce the issue. If the problem continues, it may require professional diagnosis to check whether it’s a system conflict or hardware-related. For expert help with MacBook Repair in Dubai, you can visit Prabhath Mac Care

The new version of gitk included with Git 2.51.0 allows hiding these.

Go to Edit -> Preferences, and in the "Refs to hide" box enter prefetch/*.

Since (as per the question) "It is not mandatory for this->name to be NUL-terminated." GCC __attribute__ ((nonstring)) in this->name declaration appears to be an appropriate solution.

See also 6.32.1 Common Variable Attributes in the Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC).

Cluster are built for high availability, official docs here

FWIW SQLite added support for a RETURNING clause in SQLite 3.35.0 (March 2021): https://www.sqlite.org/lang_returning.html

If you are using Tailwind v4, this will work for you.

bg-stone-900/75 here 75 is the opacity that will add opacity to this color as 0.75

At the moment, the high-level gemini_model.generate_content method in the Vertex AI Python SDK doesn’t provide a built-in way to set fps metadata when using Part.from_uri(). However, the underlying Vertex API does support videoMetadata.fps if you construct the request manually or via the REST API. Until then, you'll need to choose between switching to a lower-level approach or waiting for a future SDK update. You can also submit a feature request to Google Cloud.

Just found the problem. Posting it here since the behavior is kind of interesting and other people might have the same problem.

The problem was the following:
OrderService is an interface - the mocking here was correct. But the implementation OrderServiceImpl was also mocked:

@Mock private OrderService orderService;
@Mock private OrderServiceImpl orderServiceImpl;

The names of the variables in my case were not as obvious as above so I overlooked it. After removing the Mock of the implementation, it works exactly as it should.

Interesting to me that there is no warning by Mockito when you mock an interface and the implementation for it. Also interesting that it sometimes worked and sometimes didn't - that made it really difficult to analyze.

Thanks for the comments which helped me finding the solution.

you just have to go to php.ini file and find this comment

;extension=gd

and than uncomment this line and after you can upload webp images in wordpress.

Thank you everyone for your responses. After further investigation, I discovered that there was a proxy in front of the application that was altering the query parameters. Once I identified the presence of the proxy, I tested the service both way, with and without proxy.

1. Without the proxy, everything worked as expected.

2. But with the proxy, the request failed.

Upon failure above logs appeared in the application logs. We have since adjusted the proxy configuration to ensure it no longer modifies the requests.

I contacted Samsung about this and they confirmed that IBI data is still collected when the screen is off, but the delivery method changes to save battery. Instead of streaming in real time, the data is gathered with 1 Hz frequency in the background and delivered in batches every few minutes.

If you need to access the data sooner than the system delivers it, the flush() method can force an earlier update, though it may impact battery life.

In my own testing, I found that the IBI data collected when the screen was not on, was inaccurate and for my use case, not usable. This might vary depending on the device but it’s something to consider if you’re relying on high-quality data.

Convert the AggregateResult to a List<String>:

public class PickListHandler {
    @AuraEnabled
    public static List<String> getLevel1(){
        List<AggregateResult> groupedLevel1 = [SELECT Level_1__c, COUNT(id) FROM Case_Type_Data__c GROUP BY Level_1__c];
        List<String> level1Values = new List<String>(); // New list to store strings
        for(AggregateResult ar : groupedLevel1){
            // Explicitly cast to String
            level1Values.add(String.valueOf(ar.get('Level_1__c'))); 
            System.debug('Level Value Is' + ar.get('Level_1__c')); 
        }
        return level1Values; // Return the list of strings
    }
}

You can refer to this library

npm install react-native-wifi-p2p --save

Even this supports only Android at the moment.

I had the same issue, and adding payment solved it.

If necessary, you can specify param: :uuid As stated in the official documentation

resources :threads, param: :uuid

Fixed with adding

lib.linkLibC();

to build.zig
and linking sys libraries in cgo

#cgo LDFLAGS: -L./zig1/zig-out/lib -lmyziglib -lsetupapi -ladvapi32 -lole32 -loleaut32 

I had the same error and this short video helped me resolve the problem.
https://youtu.be/KULpBrncpBM

You need add path in your angular.json, if you have created folders manually and not using public folder for files

library(gtsummary)

library(flextable)

tbl <-

trial |>

tbl_summary(include = c(age, grade, response))

aa <- tbl%>%

as_flex_table()

aa<-aa %>%

width(j = 1:2, width = c(4, 1))

aa<-align(aa, align = "left", part = "all")

save_as_rtf(aa, path = 'aa.rtf')

library(gtsummary)

a<-trial %>%

select(age, grade) %>%

tbl_summary() %>%

as_hux_table()

olá.. sou um completo iniciante em programação. mas com devido esforço e sagacidade, consegui escrever um bot de vendas automaticas com. entretanto ta faltando a sincronização api mercado pago, e bot telegram, no momento em que o cliente finaliza o pedido. o pix e gerado, copia e cola e imagem qr, o problema é que PUBLIC_BASE_URL precisa ser HTTPS público (Ex.: Render, Railway, Fly.io, VPS com domínio). Vá no painel do Mercado Pago e cadastre a URL do webhook: e eu não sei resolver isso. alguem pode me ajudar? abraços. sou leigo na programação, então ja sabem né

Thank you very much. Exactly, i tried Maven 3 instead of Maven 4 and it works perfectly !

Apache Maven 3.9.11 (3e54c93a704957b63ee3494413a2b544fd3d825b)
Maven home: C:\Users\HP-EliteBook\apache-maven-3.9.11
Java version: 21.0.7, vendor: Oracle Corporation, runtime: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-21
Default locale: fr_FR, platform encoding: UTF-8
OS name: "windows 11", version: "10.0", arch: "amd64", family: "windows"

Isn't this only valid for SLAVE devices? For the MASTER, isn't it safer to capture MISO at the same edge used to latch MOSI?

With VSCode version 1.103.1 on Windows 11 version : 10.0.26100 N/A build 26100
I try several element, one element help me: start terminal with "Command prompt" then enter the "powershell.exe" command.
That show me, I just need an update of the powershell throught Microsoft Store because I use the "Windows Terminal".
Update everything, reboot and it is OK.

For anyone having issues with DaisyUI styles not being applied in a Next.js app, starting from Tailwind v4, the tailwind.config.js file is no longer required. You don’t need to register DaisyUI as a plugin there. Instead, you can simply import DaisyUI in your global CSS file.

Add the following line to your globals.css

@import "tailwindcss";

@plugin "daisyui";

Gemini has a "thinking budget" parameter.
See here: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/thinking

Naturally, if you put the lowest value there, it can make it answer faster.

📊 Lesson 1: What is Biostatistics?

Understanding the Foundation of Healthcare Data Analysis

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🎯 What is Biostatistics?

Biostatistics is the application of statistical methods to biological and health-related problems. It involves collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to solve problems in public health, medicine, and biology. In the Philippines, biostatistics plays a crucial role in understanding disease patterns, evaluating treatment effectiveness, and informing health policy decisions.

Biostatistics helps healthcare professionals and researchers make evidence-based decisions by turning raw health data into meaningful insights that can save lives and improve community health outcomes.

🏥 Examples

Example 1: Dengue Fever Surveillance

The Provincial Health Office of Surigao Del Norte collected data on dengue cases in 2024. They recorded 245 confirmed cases across 9 municipalities, with peak incidence during the rainy season (June-September). The data included patient age, gender, location, date of onset, and hospitalization status.

Show Analysis →

Biostatistical Application: This demonstrates descriptive biostatistics by summarizing disease patterns (when, where, who). The health office used this data to identify high-risk areas, allocate resources for vector control, and predict future outbreaks. Statistical analysis revealed that coastal municipalities had 40% higher incidence rates, leading to targeted interventions.

Example 2: Maternal Mortality Study

A research team at Caraga Regional Hospital studied maternal mortality rates in Surigao Del Norte over 5 years (2019-2023). They compared outcomes between rural and urban deliveries, analyzing factors like prenatal care access, delivery complications, and healthcare facility capacity.

Show Analysis →

Biostatistical Application: This exemplifies inferential biostatistics, using sample data to make conclusions about the broader population. Researchers used hypothesis testing to determine if rural location significantly increased mortality risk, calculated confidence intervals for mortality rates, and identified key risk factors that inform policy recommendations for improving maternal healthcare access.

Example 3: COVID-19 Vaccination Effectiveness

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Surigao Del Norte health authorities tracked vaccination rates and breakthrough infections across different age groups and vaccine brands. They monitored 85,000 fully vaccinated residents and compared infection rates with unvaccinated populations.

Show Analysis →

Biostatistical Application: This represents epidemiological biostatistics, measuring vaccine effectiveness through cohort analysis. Statistical methods calculated relative risk reduction, vaccine efficacy percentages, and adjusted for confounding variables like age and comorbidities. Results showed 89% effectiveness against severe disease, guiding booster shot recommendations and public health messaging.

🎯 When and Why to Use Biostatistics

Use biostatistics when you need to:

• Make evidence-based healthcare decisions

• Evaluate treatment effectiveness or intervention programs

• Identify disease risk factors and patterns

• Design clinical trials and research studies

• Monitor public health trends and outbreaks

• Allocate healthcare resources efficiently

• Support health policy development with data

Why it's effective: Biostatistics transforms raw health data into actionable insights, reduces uncertainty in medical decision-making, and provides objective evidence for healthcare interventions. It helps distinguish between random variation and meaningful patterns, ensuring that health policies and treatments are based on solid scientific evidence rather than assumptions.

📝 Lesson 1 Assessment

1. What is the primary purpose of biostatistics?

A) To apply statistical methods to biological and health-related problems B) To study only infectious diseases C) To replace clinical judgment in healthcare

2. In the dengue fever example from Surigao Del Norte, what type of biostatistical analysis was primarily used?

A) Inferential statistics B) Descriptive statistics C) Experimental statistics

3. Which of the following is NOT a typical application of biostatistics?

A) Evaluating treatment effectiveness B) Designing clinical trials C) Performing surgical procedures

4. The maternal mortality study in Surigao Del Norte is an example of:

A) Descriptive analysis only B) Inferential biostatistics C) Laboratory research

5. What makes biostatistics effective in healthcare decision-making?

A) It eliminates all uncertainty B) It provides objective evidence and reduces uncertainty C) It replaces the need for clinical expertise

6. In the COVID-19 vaccination study, what was the primary statistical outcome measured?

A) Vaccine side effects B) Vaccine effectiveness against severe disease C) Vaccine production costs

7. Biostatistics in public health surveillance primarily helps to:

A) Treat individual patients B) Monitor disease patterns and trends C) Manufacture medications

8. The dengue study found that coastal municipalities had 40% higher incidence rates. This finding is an example of:

A) Random variation B) A meaningful pattern requiring intervention C) Measurement error

9. Which characteristic is essential for effective biostatistical analysis?

A) Using only small sample sizes B) Basing conclusions on objective data analysis C) Ignoring confounding variables

10. The ultimate goal of biostatistics in Philippine healthcare is to:

A) Generate research publications B) Improve community health outcomes through evidence-based decisions C) Replace traditional medicine practices

Submit Assessment

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Can't say this code 100% standard complaint, but it definitely exposes some bugs from every of these three compilers. Here's links to bug reports with minimized examples created from initial example, if interested:

1. MSVC
2. Clang
3. GCC

With regard to "fixes", MSVC already works pretty much. And @Jarod42 able to make Clang happy (Godbolt).

Here's working code for GCC (Godbolt):

#include <cstddef>
#include <concepts>
#include <utility>
#include <array>
#include <algorithm>

using Index = std::size_t;
using Alignment = std::size_t;
struct Key {
  Index old;
  Alignment a;
};

template<::Key k, typename T> struct Elem {};
template<typename ...Elems> struct Map : Elems... {};

template<typename ...Ts> struct Tuple {};
struct alignas(2) s_1 {};
struct alignas(2) s_2 {};
struct alignas(2) s_3 {};
struct alignas(2) s_4 {};
using T1 = Tuple<char, short, s_1, s_2, s_3, s_4, int, double>;




template<::Key...> struct Key_seq {};
template<auto array, auto len>
using Make_key_seq = decltype([]<auto ...Is>(std::index_sequence<Is...>&&){
  return ::Key_seq<array[Is]...>{};
}(std::make_index_sequence<len>{}));




template<typename ...Ts_>
consteval auto sort_tuple(::Tuple<Ts_...>&& tuple)
{

  constexpr auto size = []<typename ...Ts>(::Tuple<Ts...>&){
    return sizeof...(Ts);
  }(tuple);


  constexpr auto unsorted = []<
    typename ...Ts,
    auto ...Is
  >(::Tuple<Ts...>&, std::index_sequence<Is...>&&){
    return std::array<::Key, size>{::Key{Is, alignof(Ts)}...};
  }(tuple, std::make_index_sequence<size>{});


  constexpr auto sorted = [](auto unsorted){
    std::sort(
      unsorted.begin(), unsorted.end(),
      [](const auto& lhs, const auto& rhs){
        return lhs.a > rhs.a;
      }
    );
    return unsorted;
  }(unsorted);

  // changed this part, that now uses 'Make_key_seq'
  using Sorted = decltype([]<auto ...Keys, auto ...Is>(
    ::Key_seq<Keys...>&&,
    std::index_sequence<Is...>&&
  ){

    // needed to move it inside here, otherwise error
    using Unsorted = decltype([]<typename ...Ts>(::Tuple<Ts...>&){
      return ::Map<
        ::Elem<::Key{Is, alignof(Ts)}, Ts>...
      >{};
    }(tuple));

    return ::Tuple<
      decltype([]<::Key k, typename T>(
        [[maybe_unused]] ::Elem<k, T>&& deduced_by_comp
      ){
        return T{};
      }.template operator()<Keys>(Unsorted{}))...
    >{};

  }(::Make_key_seq<sorted, size>{}, std::make_index_sequence<size>{}));


  return Sorted{};
};
using Sorted = decltype(sort_tuple(T1{}));

using Correct = Tuple<double, int, short, s_1, s_2, s_3, s_4, char>;
static_assert(std::same_as<Correct, Sorted>);

auto main() -> int;

Android Camera – A Quick Look

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According to @Julian from this answer:

It seems that Drawables cannot be used with BindableProperty, at least it doesn't have any effect, the value of the property doesn't get updated.

The workaround suggested by @Julian is to put the BindableProperty into a class derived from GraphicsView instead of the one implementing IDrawable.

I have adapted my code to the answer he gave there, and I'm posting it in its entirety in case someone is looking for a stripped down example of how to do this.

First, here is the the code for GraphView, incorporating the BindableProperty:

namespace TestNET8.Drawables;

public partial class GraphView : GraphicsView
{
    public float[] Data
    {
        get => (float[])GetValue(DataProperty);
        set => SetValue(DataProperty, value);
    }

    public static readonly BindableProperty DataProperty = BindableProperty.Create(nameof(Data), typeof(float[]), typeof(GraphView), propertyChanged: DataPropertyChanged);

    private static void DataPropertyChanged(BindableObject bindable, object oldValue, object newValue)
    {
        if (bindable is not GraphView { Drawable: GraphDrawable drawable } view)
        {
            return;
        }

        drawable.Data = (float[])newValue;
        view.Invalidate();
    }
}

Then the Drawable just has a public property for the data and the Draw function:

namespace TestNET8.Drawables; 

public partial class GraphDrawable : IDrawable
{
    public float[] Data { get; set; } = new float[100];

    public void Draw(ICanvas canvas, RectF dirtyRect)
    {
        // Creates a time series plot from the data values. Replace with whatever makes sense
        if (Data != null && Data.Length > 0)
        {
            for (int i = 0; i < Data.Length - 1; i++)
            {
                canvas.DrawLine(5 * i, 100 * Data[i], 5 * (i + 1), 100 * Data[i + 1]);
            }
        }
    }
}

GraphView calls Invalidate(), so there's no need to call it from the code-behind:

using TestNET8.ViewModels;

namespace TestNET8
{
    public partial class MainPage : ContentPage
    {
        public MainPage(MainViewModel vm)
        {
            InitializeComponent();
            BindingContext = vm;
        }
    }
}

In the view model, when DataHolder is updated following a button click, the [ObservableProperty] (from the CommunityToolkit.Mvvm) automatically triggers the OnPropertyChanged event:

using CommunityToolkit.Mvvm.ComponentModel;
using CommunityToolkit.Mvvm.Input;

namespace TestNET8.ViewModels;

public partial class MainViewModel : ObservableObject
{
    [ObservableProperty]
    float[] dataHolder = new float[100];

    [RelayCommand]
    public void Refresh()
    {
        // Generates an array of random values when the button is clicked
        var rand = new Random();
        float[] temp = new float[100];
        for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
        {
            temp[i] = rand.NextSingle();
        }
        DataHolder = temp;
    }
}

Finally, GraphView.Data is bound to ViewModel.DataHolder (and the button click is bound to the Refresh command) in the xaml:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<ContentPage xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/dotnet/2021/maui"
             xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2009/xaml"
             xmlns:viewmodel="clr-namespace:TestNET8.ViewModels"
             xmlns:drawables="clr-namespace:TestNET8.Drawables"
             x:DataType="viewmodel:MainViewModel"
             x:Class="TestNET8.MainPage">

    <VerticalStackLayout>
        <drawables:GraphView
            x:Name="GraphView"
            HeightRequest="200"
            WidthRequest="500"
            Data="{Binding DataHolder}">
            <drawables:GraphView.Drawable>
                <drawables:GraphDrawable/>
            </drawables:GraphView.Drawable>
        </drawables:GraphView>
        <Button 
            HeightRequest="40"
            WidthRequest="150"
            Text="Refresh"
            Command="{Binding RefreshCommand}"/>
    </VerticalStackLayout>
    
</ContentPage>

so jsonschema needs in python also types-jsonschema to make IDE's and mypy checkers happy.

unfortunatetly that is not part of what uv tree shows.

so the solution is have major versions for both packages in sync

Các bạn có thể tham khảo bài viết String REPLACE() trong UPDATE MySQL của bên mình https://webmoi.vn/string-replace-trong-update-mysql/

Yes it will be rolled back. Unless you set it up to not to.

provider "kubernetes" {
  host                   = "https://<MASTER_NODE_IP>:6443"
  client_certificate     = file("~/.kube/client-cert.pem")
  client_key             = file("~/.kube/client-key.pem")
  cluster_ca_certificate = file("~/.kube/cluster-ca-cert.pem")
}

when I try to run my C# program in VS Code I get the following message. Please help me.

Cannot activate the 'C#' extension because it depends on an unknown 'ms-dotnettools.vscode-dotnet-runtime' extension.

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Thanks to *all* of you for your selfless help ... the reason I thought this community existed. I love how one of you took a cheap shot, without taking time to use their atrophied brain, and then almost everyone else piled on. Ah, humanity at its finest. Reminds me of the 1940s.

Thankfully I got intelligent help elsewhere, so I'll crawl back into the hole I've occupied since the last editor was run out of town, and stay there. Keeping with what seems to be the new ethos around here I'll keep the solution to myself.

Clearly this place and all of you are a waste of time, space and oxygen. I'll miss all my badges, flair and other bling.

You can remove the <startup> / <supportedRuntime> section from app.config, but it's strongly discouraged, as it causes unpredictable runtime behavior and doesn’t actually conceal your target framework from attackers.

You can either disable it by setting the style of a single button like this:

style={{textTransform: 'none'}}

Or you can disable to all buttons in your theme like this:

const theme = createTheme({
  typography: {
    allVariants: { textTransform: "none" },
  },
});

The problem was the scenario definition indentation. Original steps has tabulation spaces at examples.
I changed the scenario in this way and works successfully (feature file generation and import cucumber results):
(I am using language:es localisation)

The documentation (including example and pitfalls) for this topic is here:

https://docs.timefold.ai/timefold-solver/latest/using-timefold-solver/modeling-planning-problems#valueRangeProviderOnPlanningEntity

:Create a cinematic digital poster for a tiktok user.In the background, clearly display the uploaded profile screenshot without binding or blurring any part 414

The image should remain sharp and readable, showing every detail that naturally appears in the profile (such as stats, icone, texture, badges, number, tags, buttons) and must be fully visible and understand to the viewer. in the foreground, place the upload character image standing in a proud, victoriespose--white both arms stretched outward (T-pose) The character's head should be titled slightly upward, facing the sky white a heroic and thankful experience. include a glowing blue sword by his side and his pet standing nearby. Add dramatic rain, flying money cinematic glow and soft shadows to enhance the character and profile are clearly

visible and not overlappingconfusinghly.In the centres of and not overaly bold, glowing, 3D gaming style text:YOUR NAME"--using a bleeding black- read blood effect, where blood drops from the text downward in a floating gradient style

Im getting the same issue
getReactModuleInfoProvider' overrides nothing FAILURE: Build failed with an exception. * What went wrong:

Fix : Change to this version “react-native-screens": "^2.18.1"

int* const Foo(); is the same as int* Foo();.

The const here would apply to the pointer itself, but since the function returns it by value (a prvalue), there’s no object for that const to bind to. The temporary pointer can’t actually be made const, so the qualifier is ignored.

If you want the pointed-to value to be const, you’d write:

const int* Foo();

but int* const Foo(); doesn’t add anything over just int* Foo();.

If you are using Laravel 11 or higher, providers are no longer registered in config/app.php under the providers section. Instead, you must register them in bootstrap/providers.php.

push is future method please add then method ....

 SystemChrome.setPreferredOrientations([
      DeviceOrientation.portraitUp,
    ]);

sudo systemsetup -settimezone Europe/Kyiv
in terminal helped for me(MacBook Pro 2,6 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i7 16 GB 2667 MHz DDR4).

in the Xcode 26 Beta 4 it changes again, now is in the bottom bar, next to the "Hide view tree" button
Snapshot

In the current version of certbot (v4.2.0) you can also set the path to the nginx binary in your domain config file:

[renewalparams]
account = <your account id>
authenticator = nginx
installer = nginx

... other configuration

nginx_ctl = <your full path to the nginx binary, eg. /usr/sbin/nginx >

1. For quick diagrams: ProcessOn (no coding).You can directly create a tree diagram.

2. For integration into your C# application: use WPF/WinForms diagramming libraries.

For interactive reporting workflows, consider Inforiver’s commenting solution. It supports full data-level comments—including editing, deleting, threading—and respects slicer context, making collaboration much more practical inside Power BI.

A slightly easier to read/condensed version of earlier replies:

To set a default language in Visual Studio Code:

1. Open settings with CTRL + ,

2. Search for "default language"

3. Type "html" or "powershell" or whatever language you want.

Visual Studio Code will then add the line ""files.defaultLanguage": "YourSelectedLanguage"" to your settings.json file.

@Riesmeier, can you be more specific? I am encountering some issues while using the same DCMTK module. I have a multiframe image that I want to display. Before rendering each frame I pass to DicomImage::setWindow() the values corresponding to DCM_WindowCenter and DCM_WindowWidth (the "tag path" to them is PerFunctionalGroupsSequence -> Item X -> FrameVOILUTSequence -> Item X -> WindowCenter/WindowWidth, where X is the frame number).

This way, my program displays the image darker (lower contrast and lower luminosity) than it is displayed by other softwares (DICOMscope, Weasis), so I believe something is wrong with my implementation.

I tried another approach: I used the window center and window width corresponding to the first frame for all frames in the image. This way, I see no difference in luminosity and contrast to how the image is displayed in the above mentioned viewers. However, I think this is technically wrong.

What would you do to display a multiframe image where each frame has its own DCM_WindowCenter and DCM_WindowWidth ?

Does DicomImage::setWindow() expect raw values corresponding to DICOM tags or do I have to preprocess DCM_WindowCenter and DCM_WindowWidth before feeding them to DicomImage::setWindow()? If yes, what kind of preprocessing?

POST_SUBMIT is a little too late. Use PRE_SUBMIT instead. At post, the array has already been built, this is why you won't see the expected data at $data['client'].

To run constantly

first check what value is set:

run in your browser

yourUrlJenkins/manage/script

put and run

org.jenkinsci.plugins.durabletask.BourneShellScript.HEARTBEAT_CHECK_INTERVAL

after

Create a init.groovy.d folder in Jenkins home and place a groovy file in it for example HEARTBEAT_CHECK_INTERVAL.groovy

add in your file

System.setProperty("org.jenkinsci.plugins.durabletask.BourneShellScript.HEARTBEAT_CHECK_INTERVAL", "300")

restart Jenkins:

yourUrlJenkins/safeRestart

push "yes"

after, you should check what value is set again and voila:

First answer only is the best and only option.
and to do it faster you can quicky go to all the changed files.

This is possible with GKE now: https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/how-to/node-system-config#sysctl-options

A Queue Management System (QMS) is a tool that helps organize and control waiting lines. Instead of standing in long physical queues, customers get a digital ticket or join a virtual line through kiosks, apps, or online booking. Staff can then manage the flow, call the next person in order, and track waiting times. It’s widely used in banks, hospitals, and retail to reduce crowding and improve service efficiency.

Answer:

The problem is exactly what you identified: when you hit /login directly, the server looks for a file named /dist/login and returns 404 before React Router ever runs.

The fix is to make Express always serve index.html for any non-API route. That way, React Router in the browser takes over routing.

Here’s the typical setup:

import express from 'express'
import path from 'path'

const app = express()

// Serve static files from Vite build output
app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'dist')))

// API routes go here, *before* the catch-all
app.use('/api', require('./api'))

// Catch-all: send index.html for any other route
app.get('*', (req, res) => {
  res.sendFile(path.join(__dirname, 'dist', 'index.html'))
})

app.listen(3000, () => {
  console.log('Server running on http://localhost:3000')
})

Important things to check:

1. Correct dist path If you’re using Vite, the build output defaults to dist/. In Express (running from build or dist folder), you might need:

   path.join(__dirname, '../dist')
   

   instead of just __dirname/dist. Use console.log(path.join(...)) to verify.

2. Order matters

   • app.use(express.static(...)) → serves real files (CSS, JS, images).
   • app.get('*', ...) must come after your API routes, otherwise it will catch those too.

3. Windows/IIS hosting If you’re behind IIS, make sure your reverse proxy points all unknown paths to Express and doesn’t intercept /login. Otherwise IIS itself might be returning the 404.

TL;DR

• Serve the React build folder statically.
• Add a catch-all route in Express to send index.html for client-side routes.
• Make sure the path to dist is correct and that your catch-all comes after API routes.

With that setup, https://site:port/login will load index.html, React Router will boot, and the login page will render just like locally.

✅ This is the same pattern used by CRA, Vite, Next.js custom servers, etc.

Do you want me to also show you how to configure the Vite build output (vite.config.ts) to make sure Express finds the files correctly in your dist folder?

My recommendation is ProcessOn, a professional mind mapping tool. One of its functions is to demonstrate and broadcast the completed mind map. I use it when reporting to my superiors.

For macOS users: https://dylancastillo.co/til/fixing-python-not-found-error-in-macos.html

Just add the following line to your .zshrc file:

export PATH="$(brew --prefix python)/libexec/bin:$PATH"

I had the same issue, but the culprit was not auth0, or useNavigate, but it was useEffect, my useEffect was running, before the auth0 can catch the code and state and was redirecting, to the same page which was removing the query params from the URL and the auth0 was unable to authenticate the user.

I faced your issue in WSO2AM 4.5.0 and I don't know the root cause to be honest, but it seems it is related to OpenAPI (swagger) versions. one workaround is to get the "swagger.json" file and change the version to "3.1.0" (for some reasons it doesn't work with versions like "3.0.4" ) and upload it manually.

Another issue that I encountered is when the swagger file is big, the engine loads it but during revision it fails. As I deployed the same file in my production (which has more resource and is connected to an oracle DB) it was fine.

I also face the same issue check if you add this dependency or not first and after adding you are good to go.

implementation("io.coil-kt.coil3:coil-compose:3.3.0")
implementation("io.coil-kt.coil3:coil-network-okhttp:3.3.0")

For me it also works to delete the precompiled header files. In your case 'Release\pluginsa.pch'.

You can't print the values from 1 to 31 is that they are non printable characters, for example NUL, SOH, BS.
Here is a ASCII chart for your reference ASCII Chart for C
Use this for loop

for( int i = 32; i<127; i++){
        printf("%c ", i);

This prints all the printable ASCII character separated by space.

And here we are in 2025 and OpenSSH for Windows still has no way to programmatically provide a password. We all get that keys are more secure, but what happens if you need to connect to 25,000 servers with a script to setup those keys? You have to type the password 25,000 times with OpenSSH's ssh.exe. Still a terrible programming choice.

tracker = cv2.TrackerCSRT().create(params) is not setting the updated parameters into the tracker
tracker.Params() returns the default values, not the updated ones

This issue got fixed using @kafkajs/zstd instead of zstd-codec

const compressionParams = { level: 1 };
const decompressionParams = {}
CompressionCodecs[CompressionTypes.ZSTD] = ZstdCodec(compressionParams, decompressionParams)

Considering that OpenAI resources are all out of the box ready with a rest API you can create a simple logic app that take the common alert schema, break out the information from a query you believe important for troubleshooting.

You can then send that extracted data from the Common Alert Schema JSON (In my testing I used the entire common alert schema JSON) and send it to the OpenAI model that you have prepared for the analysis of Alerts to help you devise a plan for resolving the issue.

In my case I created a lab with an alert that triggers on a CPU metric going above 0.1 percent.
This alert triggers an action group that send the common alert schema to a logic app.

I parse the Alert Schema and send it to the OpenAI Model that I have created for this purpose:
Image of my HTTP Body to prompt my OpenAI Alert Processing model

Once I get the response back, I parse the JSON and extract just the response message body.choices.message.content then I email that to myself for testing purposes.

At this point its just a blob of text because I have not done any formatting for the test.

However, I like that it was able to determine with ease that my alert is simply too sensitive:

Bullet Point Recommendation from my AI Model for how to resolve my alert that triggers at 0.1% CPU Utilization.

Please let me know if you have question regarding my method, I am happy to dive further into it.