The bottleneck is that the entire GeoJSON data is being sent to the browser and rendered by Folium's JS library, for large datasets this is very slow.
You can help this by simplifying the geometry (reduce the complexity of the polygons) and tiling the data (break the GeoJSON into smaller tiles and load them on demand. Try using Vector tiles as they are a more efficient file format and have a library that supports it.
#1: The first thing to do is reduce the complexity of the polygon geometries. This will reduce the size of the GeoJSON data which inturn will help with performance.
import streamlit as st
import geopandas as gpd
import folium
from streamlit_folium import st_folium
st.set_page_config(layout="wide")
@st.cache_data
def load_and_simplify_shp(tolerance=0.01):
shp_df = gpd.read_file('testlayer.shp')
simplified_df = shp_df.simplify(tolerance=tolerance)
return simplified_df.to_json()
layer_to_add = load_and_simplify_shp()
with st.form(key='mymap'):
m = folium.Map(location=[31.5943, -102.8927], zoom_start=12)
folium.GeoJson(layer_to_add, name="my layer", style_function=lambda feature: {
"fillColor": "yellow",
"color": "black",
"weight": 0.5,
"fillOpacity": 0.4
}).add_to(m)
st_folium(m, height=1000, use_container_width=True, key='map')
submit_button = st.form_submit_button("Submit")
2: Tile the Data
For larger sets, you can tile the GeoJSON data. This involves breaking the data into smaller tiles and loading them on demand as the user zooms and pans the map. This is trickier but I can provide an example if you want to explore that option.
3: Vector Tiles
Vector tiles are a better way to represent geographic data(IMO). They are smaller than GeoJSON and can render much faster. Libraries like ipyleaflet support vector tiles. This is the trickiest of the three, but also has the most performance improvement.
Implementation Instructions
Replace your load_shp function with load_and_simplify_shp.
Adjust the tolerance parameter to find a balance between performance and detail.
Test the performance and see if it meets your needs.
Notes:
Simplification can result in loss of detail, so it's good to find a tolerance that has a good balance between performance and accuracy.
Tiling and Vector tiles require additional libraries and a deeper understanding of web mapping.(I am just really learning this myself)
If you would like to explore tiling or vector tiles, let me know, and I can dig deeper into some detailed code and explanations.
I hope this helps, have fun with it!
Thanks to ruslangm I checked and realise the compiler version was different on the right side of remix panel and I changed it in bscscan and it verified my fortis crypto contract
The title is true; You cannot do this unless you install the language packs. That is because pyttsx3 only supports UTF-8 encoding, which only allows ASCII characters to be read in a string. The reason why these language packs help is because that they translate the foreign language into binary, and pyttsx3 can do the English part of the string. Take this for example:
"Hello: नमस्ते"
With a Hindi language pack, it would translate the Hindi into binary, then pyttsx3 can translate the rest into binary. Then, the text-to-speech mods that Delrius mentioned can say the Hindi and the authentic pyttsx3 will say English.
I went into the source code of PortalableText: , components param accept an object that is of PortableTextComponents type. PortableTextComponents is declared here and it is Partial<PortableTextSvelteComponents>. PortableTextSvelteComponents doesn't seem to accept a field called image.
The Least Significant Bit (LSB) algorithm is one of the most popular and simplest image steganography techniques used for embedding secret messages in digital images. The algorithm works by modifying the least significant bit of each pixel of the cover image to represent a bit of the secret message. Since the least significant bit has the least impact on the image quality, the change is not noticeable to the human eye.
see
setTimeout(function, milliseconds, param1, param2, ...)
It seems that the two times are initialized together and the countdown begins.
then 10ms ends and exits, but there are 10ms left of the 20ms and only then does it end, that's what I understood.
I my case, I was using Kotlin 2.0.21, that means I had to DOWNGRADE (uninstall and reinstall) an older version of XCode (16.0) as this compatibility table shows:
If you need to make reports of an application in PDF, you can use this Node library: pdfkit at https://pdfkit.org/, I leave you as an example the most recent report I made:
Pythons hash returns a 64 bit signed int on 64 bit systems. That is, the largest value without sign is 2^63, which is 9,223,372,036,854,775,808.
If you use the first three digits, you get values up to 922… values with 923, 924, etc. are 1 magnitude smaller and thus there are only 10% of those values.
You should use the last 3 digits or similar if you want a more uniform distribution.
the solution is simply wrap the high-chart component into a div (for example) with *ngIf = chartIsLoaded
This is happening because chartOptions has not value until retrieve the data, by some async mechanism, and causes this moment exception with the time option
Question has already been answered, but I wanted to float an alternative service to consider, tailscale funnels, has much better performance over CloudFlare.
If you really cannot use any networking it's also possible to set NVM_NODEJS_ORG_MIRROR to a file:///path/to/nodejs.org/dist URL (if you have curl installed and it is used by nvm).
This /path/to/nodejs.org/dist should contain the index.tab and any files that are usually downloaded.
The issue looks like it's coming from the space(s) in your paths. Specifically your user (Gagana H). I would recommend reinstalling python to C:\python and changing your PYSPARK_DRIVER_PYTHON, PYSPARK_PYTHON, and PYTHON_PATH environment variables to point to the new install location.
i just found this because im having this issue with my uni project, i have been extracting the fingerprint template and storing it externally and want to put the template back onto the chip as the built in comparison function it has saves time, did you find a solution ? i tried putting it onto a buffer and then load the buffer into the memory but it doesnt like it
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): did you find a solution
function importXLS(){
var folderBId = "###"; // Added // Please set the folder ID of "FolderB".
var files = DriveApp.getFolderById('1hjvNIPgKhp2ZKIC7K2kxvJjfIeEYw4BP').searchFiles('title != "nothing"');
while(files.hasNext()){
var xFile = files.next();
var name = xFile.getName();
// Check if the file has the MimeType .xslx
if (xFile.getMimeType() == "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet"){
var ID = xFile.getId();
var xBlob = xFile.getBlob();
var newFile = {
title : name+'_converted',
parents: [ folderBId ] // Added
};
file = Drive.Files.create(newFile, xBlob, {
convert: true,
mimeType: "application/vnd.google-apps.spreadsheet"
});
// Drive.Files.remove(ID); // Added // If you want to remove the original XLSX.
}
}
}
You need to find the specific file and line of code within the plugin persian-woocommerce where the preg_match() function is being used. Since the error message states the offset as 51, you will want to look at the 51st character of the regex inside the preg_match function. The most common cause of this error is incorrect escaping of backslashes. In regex, a backslash \ is used as an escape character. If you want to match a literal backslash, you need to escape it with another backslash (\\).
Rather than applying [Browable(false)], you can apply [ReadOnly(true)], so that you can examine the property's value in the Property editor, but not change it.
TCHAR szProcessName\[MAX_PATH\] = TEXT("\<unknown\>");
// Get a handle to the process.
HANDLE hProcess = OpenProcess( PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION |
PROCESS_VM_READ,
FALSE, processID );
if (NULL == hProcess ) return;
HMODULE hMod;
DWORD cbNeeded;
if( !EnumProcessModules( hProcess, &hMod, sizeof(hMod), &cbNeeded) ) return;
// Get the process name.
GetModuleBaseName( hProcess, hMod, szProcessName, sizeof(szProcessName)/sizeof(TCHAR) );
// Print the process name and identifier.
\_tprintf( TEXT("%s (PID: %u)\\n"), szProcessName, processID );
// Release the handle to the process.
CloseHandle( hProcess );
// Get the list of process identifiers.
DWORD aProcesses\[1024\], cbNeeded, cProcesses;
unsigned int i;
if ( !EnumProcesses( aProcesses, sizeof(aProcesses), &cbNeeded ) ) return 1;
// Calculate how many process identifiers were returned.
cProcesses = cbNeeded / sizeof(DWORD);
// Print the name and process identifier for each process.
for ( i = 0; i \< cProcesses; i++ )
{
if( aProcesses\[i\] != 0 )
{
PrintProcessNameAndID( aProcesses\[i\] );
//How to get the allocated Memory here??
KillProcess(MemorySize, aProcesses\[i\]);
}
}
system("Pause");
return 999,
You can use lightweight SynkTo service https://synk.to to continuously sync users and groups between SaaS tools (eg. Google Workspace, Entra ID, Slack, Zoom, Jira, Confluence, etc.).
Nevermind! I found a better, more code efficient way to do it:
var screenId = "Start";
function curS (string){
screenId = string;
setScreen(screenId);
} // curS stands for currentScreen
Now each time I want to use setScreen I can replace it with curS so it also updates my screenId and I can use screenId in place of the getScreen I had tried in my initial code.
if (screenId == "Start"){
playSound("trendsetter-mood-maze-main-version-02-53-1004--AudioTrimmer.com-.mp3", true);
}
The problem was my alert/confirmationDialog was too low in my view hierarchy which conflicted with a parent view that also had alerts. I moved the alert modifier and its state variable to the conflicting parent view and passed Its state to WorkoutControlsView.
SELECT min(created_at)created_at
,min(verbrauch_ges) verbrauch_ges
,lag(min(verbrauch_ges))over(order by created_at) prev_verbauch_ges
,min(verbrauch_ges)-coalesce(lag(min(verbrauch_ges))over(order by created_at),0.0) as day_diff
FROM pv_metrics
group by DATE(created_at)
ORDER BY ID DESC limit 20;
Thanks to RokX's comment in the second answer, I was able to figure this out:
(I'm on a Mac) I realized the Code, Split, and Design options are at the top of the code editor window (which might have the title "MainActivity.kt" at the top left if you've just starting a new project template), not just generally in the Studio app. To anyone else, to clarify: look for the window in the app that shows code, and to the top right of that window should be buttons that will say Code, Split, & Design when you hover over them.
why use JSON to store functions? use JS at this point. you can even convert it to some sorta codegen tool by replacing ;() wrapper with something like export default() and have a valid javascript file that your lsp can read and give you insight about.
function jsave(obj) {
if (typeof obj !== "object") return `${eval(obj)}`
let result = "{ "
for (const [key, val] of Object.entries(obj))
result += `${key}: ${jsave(val)}, `
result += " }"
return result
}
const obj = { a: 9, utils: { double: t => t * 2 } }
const file = `;(${ jsave(obj) })`
console.log(file)
const loaded = eval(file)
console.log(obj.utils.double(3))
console.log(loaded.utils.double(3))
I needed to create a Vertex AI app that would actually use this data store before it started indexing the data. The fact that I used this data store in chat for grounding and for custom Cloud Run function did not seem to matter to the data store.
Since it was a data store with multiple entities I had to create a Search type of app.
Use trueclient browser for recording it will record script perfectly . Trueclient browser is present in Opentext folder itself . try this one and let me know
The cleanest solution I found was to register a variable with the Restart Service handler then check if the variable was defined when the Reload Service handler gets called. Other solutions tried to handle this in the playbook task or with set_fact but those all had issues. This is the solution that work for me in Ansible 2.16 and couldcan be implemented without modification of the playbook/role task blocks:
- name: Restart Service
become: yes
systemd:
name: some.service
state: restarted
enabled: yes
# Register service restart to prevent a service reload
register: service_restarted
- name: Reload Service
become: yes
systemd:
name: some.service
state: reloaded
enabled: yes
when: "service_restarted is undefined"
Seems like the issue lies in the way I store conf_args . The outer double quotes make the shell pass it as a single string, and spark interprets it as a single argument.
Fix:
Store the conf_args as an array of values and unpack them as below. This lets the array elements be treated as individual arguments in spark-submit
It seems the only way to either manually enter the file names in the configuration - you can chose to use log group or log stream depending on your preferences -- I prefer using log stream.
Alternatively you can write a script to scan paths and dynamically build the collect_list object.
I haven't found any alternative methods, but it would have been so great if AWS provided a {file_name} option for this.
If ffmpeg is installed on your computer but you are getting this error again, just try passing ffmpeg instead of full path of ffmpeg.exe. it has worked for me
I was Having a similar issue with the import,
i forgot to add the .js extention.
The issue is due to the fact that the OrbitControls module is a JavaScript file, but the import statement is missing the .js extension.
To resolve this issue, I simply added the .js extension after a lot of silly debugging here and there, even installed three/examples package which ofcourse, is either deprecated or did never exit.
the updated import looks like this:
import { OrbitControls } from "three/examples/jsm/controls/OrbitControls.js";
however i did encounter how even this import module was officially updated before it was something else.
By adding the .js extension, you're telling the module resolver to look for a JavaScript file with that name, which should resolve the error.
Explanation
When importing modules in JavaScript, the module resolver will look for files with the specified name, but it may not always infer the correct file extension. In this case, the OrbitControls module is a JavaScript file, but the import statement was missing the .js extension, leading to the error.
By adding the .js extension, you're providing explicit instructions to the module resolver, ensuring that it finds the correct file.
Please use console.log(req) in the server.js file in node application and check if it is able to reach to the node server, Also check the req , also check the req.body and req.headers.
It's actually pretty interesting because if you for example create a facebook site about security facebook.com/security it means they cannot make a data security site anymore.
My guess is they have a list of forbidden urls and in other cases when they need the vanity url they just take it.
After experiencing similiar issues to Azim, I went into details. I think there is also an issue with the bandpass option in the butter() function in R. For low filter intervals at low frequencies, there is an issue with values returned for the time signal getting way out of bounds (turns into minus ~10e8. It helps then to run it as seperate low and high pass filters instead of using the "pass" option.
Why is this happening? Even if it points to index by WITH (INDEX(TestIndex))
Because SQL Server thinks it would be cheaper to seek a BTree index on Seller (probably with Type included) than to scan the whole columnstore index. You can't seek to a single row in a columnstore, but it's built to be scanned very quickly. But it's still cheaper to seek a BTree if you're only looking for one value.
Is there a solution to this?
There's not a problem. Just understand your query patterns and make good (not perfect) choices for your indexes.
Should I not worry about this type of hints as long as the current execution plan shows that the seek/scan index is performed on the index and not on the table data.
There's no real difference between tables and indexes in SQL Server. Best to think of everything as is an index, including heaps and columnstores. You just need to pick the right indexes.
Final solution came down to this, To anyone stumbling upon this, better solution would be to parse line into Object which has fields with those keywords and then just compare them like e.g:
thank you very much for your effort to help me. This very old version of Indy server is embeded in unmaintaned larger SW, which is still buy by very bad company TRITONDIGITAL.com, which facticaly refuse any support for this SW. They bought SW in time when it was number one and did not maintain it. You can have notice that I am strange that I bought this SW 3 years ago. I had no information that they bought unmaintained SW in this time, because this SW looked like maintained with actual update dated on user interface. But it was unfortunately only their masquerade and it was lie from this bad company. But this SW is exelent and still almost fully functional. I have problem now that this terrible TRITONDIGITAL.com also killed server Audiorealm.com without any notice to clients and some functionality stopped working. I am trying to resolve this lost functionality where it needs send HTTP/text string to IP and port of Indy V.8 server. I suppose that the string could look like this:
POST /request=11139, hostIP=37.188.184.127 HTTP/1.1
Post: 213.220.250.193
I would like to find the simply way if it is syntax correct and how to test it by the most easiest way. I do not know how to activate ECHO in Telnet, because when I connect to Indy server, there is only blinked cursor in left upper corner and typed characters are invisible.
I was not fully sucessful to find documentation for Indy server, which is clear for me. Thank you for your understanding and thank you for any help and ideas how to do it easy.
I removed the "Forgot your password" link from my login page by setting forgotten_password: "" in the localization settings. I added the code below to just above the preferred OAuth providers section
// remove forgotten pasword links/section for now
localization={{
variables: {
// @ts-expect-error
forgotten_password: "" // Try direct property
}
}}
I was able to do this because of the way Supabase Auth is organized into different screens or "views" that users can navigate between.
The sign-in view
The sign-up view
The forgotten password view
Each view has a label that serves two purposes:
It determines what text appears on the button or link to access that view
It controls whether that view is accessible at all
I was using TS so had to use @ts-ignore for now as it created a linting error but i don't want to delve into that as i will add that functionality back anyway.
I found the same question on Ask LibreOffice, and its answers were most enlightening.
ROW() and COLUMN() return the current cell's row and column numbers if they are called without arguments. You can then use these to construct cell addresses and references using ADDRESS() and INDIRECT().
You are using:
-@stripe/stripe-react-native version: ^0.2.3
-react-native version: 0.65.1
You're seeing linker errors like:
-Undefined symbol: __C.NSOperationQueue.SchedulerTimeType
-Combine.Scheduler in Foundation
Update iOS Deployment Target
Set the deployment target to at least iOS 13.
-Open your iOS project in Xcode (ios/YourProject.xcworkspace)
-Select the project > Build Settings > iOS Deployment Target → Set it to 13.0 or higher.
Or update in ios/Podfile:
platform :ios, '13.0'
You might need to specify a broader package, like "com.aaa.bbb" or "com.aaa.bbb.ccc". This approach resolved a similar issue for me after spending days troubleshooting.
