To prevent Flutter from uninstalling and reinstalling the app every time you run flutter run, try these:
Connect your device to the device where Flutter is installed, then open the command prompt and run the flutter logs command. After that, launch the app you want to debug.
To fix this issue with SQLAlchemy, you need to use the correct driver syntax. For MySQL connections with public key retrieval, use mysql+pymysql:// instead of mysql:// and add the parameters to the query string:
I attach also my issue, which is similar, I think a solution is to override the _receive method of the gremlin-python connection.py module, simply trying a reconnection before the 'finally' statement which puts it back into the pool.
The way I go about this is using ipykernel in my virtual environments which I need to use with the Jupyter notebooks so that I can switch to the appropriate environments when using the notebook.
All I need to do is to switch between environments to make sure I only need the one that is for the Jupyter notebook.
P.S. a new utility is in town called Puppy. You might want to give this a read!
Okay I think there was just something wrong with my build and it was throwing me off because the debugger stopped working (tried adding breakpoints and getting errors that they wouldnt be hit/couldnt load symbols). I rebuilt everything and it seems to be working. Appreciate all the help!
AWS SDK in general has a good way for looking for configuration with minimal intervention / configuration from the developer, as long as you make sure you have the necessary configuration in place, either it's giving necessary IAM Policy access or having temporary credentials placed in a config file.
The QuadraticSum constructor takes in a heterogeneous list of numbers, linear expresisons and quadratic expressions, and adds them up. So objective_2 is just x+y in your code.
Generally, you do not need to invoke that constructor/use that type directly, just use operator overloads, QuadraticExpression(), and mathopt.fast_sum()
stream splits tool_calls and returns data: {"choices":[{"delta":{"content":null,"tool_calls":[{"function":{"arguments":"{\"city\": \""},"
so that the complete parameters cannot be obtained, but I don't know how to solve it
Map<String, Object> arguments = ModelOptionsUtils.jsonToMap(functionInput);
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You can achieve it by using Synchronization or thread-safe.
You are using synchronization in your code which is correct. But you are trying to use same Scanner object across multiple threads. Scanner is not thread-safe. Each thread should ideally use its own scanner or you should synchronize access to the Scanner.
You are calling addingForFirstList for all threads, which means you are adding values to wrong lists. You should call appropriate method for each list.
You are using separate locks for each list, which is correct and it ensures each list is accessed independently.
You may also consider Executor Framework, which provides high-level API for managing threads. And it's crucial to manage shared resources like Scanner
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# Data for the diagram
categories = [
"Водогосподарська проблема",
"Енергетична проблема",
"Сировинна проблема",
"Глобальна продовольча проблема",
"Охорона Світового океану",
"Освоєння космосу"
]
importance = [9, 8, 7, 8, 6, 5] # Importance rating from 1 to 10 for each problem
# Create the diagram
plt.figure(figsize=(10,6))
plt.barh(categories, importance, color='skyblue')
plt.xlabel("Важливість проблеми (оцінка від 1 до 10)")
plt.title("Оцінка важливості глобальних проблем в системі «суспільство-природа» в Україні")
plt.gca().invert_yaxis() # Invert the order on the Y-axis
plt.tight_layout()
plt.show()
Efectivamente funciona con "react-native-google-places-autocomplete": "^2.5.6"
aunque en mi caso y me imagino que para el de todos no hace falta instalar 'react-native-get-random-values' ya que esta version al parecer no la necesita, de hecho te puedes ahorrar muchos errores desinstalando 'react-native-get-random-values' si ya lo habias instalado.
I decided to drop this idea, because from what I found nginx and Apache are not able to use certificate in the middle of the chain as CA to authenticate clients. In case anyone wonders, I ended up using same self-signed CA and same client certificate, only I pinned its fingerprint for the site when I planned to use admin-ca.cer certificate.
The url field contains data:application/pdf;base64,..., which might not be properly handled by some clients. Try sending the Base64 content separately in a downloadable format instead of embedding it directly in a url.
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I was solving the same thing. If trained with quality data seems to give okay results. Obviously the more complex the object, the harder it is to have quality output.
Welcome to Windows app development! Here's a breakdown of compatibility for different Windows versions and some guidance on how to approach development.
App Compatibility Across Windows Versions
Microsoft has had different development frameworks for its platforms, and compatibility depends on which one you are using:
1. Windows Phone 8.0 Apps on Other Versions
✅ Windows Phone 7.8 – Not fully compatible. While some APIs may work, Windows Phone 8 introduced new capabilities (e.g., native code support, Direct3D) that are not backward compatible. You would need to target Windows Phone 7.x separately.
❌ Windows RT – Not compatible. Windows RT (for ARM-based tablets) runs apps built for Windows Store (Metro/Modern UI apps), not Windows Phone.
❌ Windows 8 / 8.1 – Not directly compatible. Windows 8 and 8.1 use WinRT (Windows Runtime), which is different from Windows Phone 8 SDK. However, you can share code if you create a Universal App for both platforms.
2. Windows 8 / 8.1 and Windows RT Apps on Other Versions
✅ Windows RT apps work on Windows 8/8.1 but not on Windows Phone without modification.
❌ Windows Phone apps won’t run on Windows 8/8.1 or RT without adaptation.
What You Need to Do
If you want your app to run across multiple platforms, consider these approaches:
Use Windows Phone 7.x SDK (if targeting WP7.8)
If your app must support Windows Phone 7.8, use the Windows Phone SDK 7.1 (not 8.0).
However, WP7.8 is very outdated, and it’s better to focus on newer versions.
Develop a Universal Windows App (for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1)
If you want to support both Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 8.1, use the Universal Windows App framework.
This lets you share a common codebase while keeping platform-specific optimizations.
Target UWP (Universal Windows Platform) for Future-Proofing
If possible, migrate to UWP (Windows 10 and later), which supports desktops, tablets, and phones under one framework.
Yes you are correct play store or app store does not allow you to publish app for only some certain cities. But you could handle it from your end, by fetching the current location of the user. you will easily get latitude and longitude of the user, using which you can easily get the user's state or city, then proceed with your logic only if the user is at your desired location.
1. Create a batch file "run.bat" and write a set of commands in that file
2. Create a Task in Task Scheduler and give a proper name, and in the triggers section Choose "Weekly" and set it to run every Monday at your desired time.
3. choose program in the action and choose the batch file created in the above.
4. save
I'm experiencing the same issue. When I download it, it pulls empty data and doesn't show anything. This problem probably started today. Unfortunately, we weren't able to send reports to our clients.
If the program terminates abruptly due to unhandled exceptions, destructor for global objects might not be called. This happens because operating system might not give enough time to cleanup resources properly.
Try using smart pointers for resource management to avoid such issues.
For this level of detail you'll need to write a custom reporter plug-in. This will have the ability to introspect the whole workflow and you can also examine input/output files themselves (needed for 3) which a generic plugin is not going to do.
You could then export all the info as JSON, or you could have your plugin update your database directly.
My first suspicion here would be a memory-related error. These will show up in the kernel log:
$ sudo dmesg -T
as OOM events. You could also use strace on the application to look for malloc() calls that fail, but you do have to make sure you run strace on the underlying binary, not any wrapper script that might be being invoked in the rule.
If the application has just enough memory available when run outside of Snakemake then it may be the overhead of Snakemake pushing it over the edge. Also, with Snakemake are you running one job at a time or allowing it to run multiple jobs in parallel? Are you using multiple threads within the rule?
You can simply create an AWS data sync task for the particular work.
First Create Data sync task with source and destination location. Since you try to share data from AWS S3 to another S3 this task won't need any AWS agent.
Then RUN the task data will be migrate to destination S3 (Time will depend on the total size of data that you going to migrate)
Price:
In basic mode:
In enhance mode:
Method 02:
You can use Cross Region Replication (CRR) enable on S3.
Why does an O(nlogn) algorithm perform faster than O(n) in practice?
The surprising result you're seeing where an O(nlogn) algorithm performs faster than an O(n) algorithm is due to several practical factors:
Constant Factors and Lower-Level Operations: Even though the theoretical time complexity of sorting is O(nlogn), the constants involved in sorting (like in Timsort, which is the algorithm used by Python's sort()) can sometimes outperform O(n) solutions, especially when the input size is small or when the implementation of the O(n) solution involves costly operations.
Efficient Sorting Algorithms: The Timsort algorithm used in Python is highly optimized for practical use cases. It is particularly fast on real-world data, especially if there are ordered or partially ordered sequences in the input. Even though the sorting step theoretically has higher time complexity, in practice, it can run faster because of optimizations that reduce the constant factors.
Set Operations Overhead: In your O(n) solution, you're relying heavily on set operations, specifically in and add. While these operations are average O(1), they can sometimes take more time than expected because of factors like hash collisions, dynamic resizing, or poor cache locality when iterating over the set. These operations might not be as fast as they theoretically should be, especially when you're performing a lot of lookups or insertions.
Why does the first O(n) algorithm get a Time Limit Exceeded (TLE) and the second one passes?
Repeated Operations in the First Algorithm: In your first algorithm, you're doing the following:
while (num + 1) in s:
num += 1
current_streak += 1
This loop could lead to repeated set lookups for numbers that are consecutive. Since you're iterating over nums and performing a lookup operation for every number in the set, this could end up causing a lot of redundant work. Specifically, for each number, you're incrementing num and repeatedly checking num + 1. If there are a lot of consecutive numbers, this can quickly become inefficient.
The time complexity here might still be O(n) in theory, but due to the redundant operations, you're hitting a performance bottleneck, leading to TLE.
Efficiency of the Second Algorithm: In the second algorithm, you've made a few optimizations:
next_num = num + 1
while next_num in nums:
next_num += 1
Here, the check for next_num in nums is still O(1) on average, and the update to next_num skips over consecutive numbers directly without performing additional redundant lookups. This change reduces the number of unnecessary checks, improving the algorithm’s performance and avoiding redundant work.
Even though the theoretical time complexity is the same in both cases (O(n)), the second version is faster because it avoids unnecessary operations and works more efficiently with the set lookups.
Impact of Set Operations: In the first solution, you may have faced inefficiencies due to the use of the current_streak variable and updating num during iteration. Additionally, by modifying num in the loop, you're creating potential confusion and inefficient memory access patterns (e.g., reusing the same variable and performing multiple lookups for numbers that are already part of the streak).
The second solution benefits from using next_num as a separate variable, which simplifies the logic and makes the code more efficient by focusing on skipping over consecutive numbers directly without redundant checks.
Conclusion
O(nlogn) solutions can sometimes perform faster than O(n) in practice due to constant factors, the specific nature of the data, and the efficiency of underlying algorithms like Timsort.
Your first O(n) solution caused TLE due to redundant operations and inefficiencies in how consecutive numbers were processed.
Your second O(n) solution passed because it streamlined the logic, minimized redundant operations, and worked more efficiently with the set data structure.
Optimizing algorithms often involves reducing redundant operations and ensuring that you don't perform the same work multiple times. Even with the same time complexity, how you structure the code and the operations you choose can significantly affect performance.
Please see a simplified config, where you can get the shared tooltip for multiple axes, I trust you will be able to adjust it for your project: https://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/pvr1zg26/
ISO certification itself doesn’t guarantee anything about the language (like English, Spanish, etc.) being used.
Instead, ISO standards focus on processes, quality, consistency, and compliance, regardless of the language.
For example:
ISO 9001 (Quality Management) ensures an organization follows consistent quality processes.
ISO 27001 (Information Security) ensures data is protected based on defined standards.
These standards can be documented and implemented in any language as long as:
The processes are clearly understood.
The implementation matches the intent of the ISO standard.
The audit documentation is available in a language the auditor understand
In the "Plots" panel you have the "zoom" option, which detachs the plot window and allows you to visualize it full-screen. Usually, the resolution doesn't drop in the process. If you want to inspect the plot in the IDE, that's a good solution.
Additionally, if you want to quickly export the file, you can just take a screenshot of the full-screen plot.
I didn't find the bug (code seems ok) but I wouldn't disable the gravity in runtime. Instead I would set isKinematic flag on/off, in this way (when isKinematic is on) you know that no forces are affecting your player. And for the slopes I would just apply a bigger force.
Not having the exact same issues as you, but definitely having issues in this update. Preview is super slow and buggy. As soon as I use a textfield anywhere even on a basic test, I am getting the error: this application, or a library it uses, has passed an invalid numeric value (NaN, or not-a-number) to CoreGraphics API and this value is being ignored. Please fix this problem.in the console. Build times definitely seem soooooo much slower, its making the process annoying when it doesn't need to be.
I've cleaned the derived data, tried killing every Xcode process going, restarted a billion times lol. Great update this time around.
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This dropdown behavior is likely managed by a TabControl or a custom tabbed document manager within your application. Here are some areas to investigate:
1-Check TabControl Properties:
If you're using a TabControl, check if SizeMode is set to Fixed or FillToRight, as this can affect how the dropdown appears.
Look for TabControl properties like DrawMode, Padding, and Multiline that might be affecting the display.
2-Event Handling for Window Resizing:
If resizing triggers the dropdown to appear, the control might not be refreshing correctly. Look for Resize or Layout event handlers where the tab control is refreshed (Invalidate(), Refresh()).
3-ScintillaNET or Custom UI Code:
Since you’re using ScintillaNET, there might be a custom tab manager handling open documents. Check for any Scintilla or related UI event handlers that modify the tab behavior.
4-Force a Refresh When a Tab is Added:
If new tabs are being added dynamically, make sure the control is properly updated. Try manually forcing a redraw when a new tab is added:
tabControl.Invalidate();
tabControl.Update();
5-Debugging Strategy:
Set breakpoints in places where tabs are created, removed, or refreshed.
Try manually calling tabControl.Refresh() after adding tabs to see if it immediately triggers the dropdown.
Downgrading to Python 3.11 is one of the solution for this issue but instead of reverting to Python 3.11, I tried by upgrading to Python 3.12.7 and it started working properly.
As commented by @Tzane , I ended up using enums. It was a pain to define an enumerator for each specific test, but this way I was able to require all test reporting results to be of type enum , which forces the strings to be static each time.
To be honest, my main takeaway is that the main test results should definitely not be reported as a string, because it requires more work to parse and analyze later.
This is the solution I came up with, which is completely dynamic so df_criterias can have as many condition columns as it wants
df_criterias = spark.createDataFrame(
[
("IN ('ABC')", "IN ('XYZ')", "<2021", "", "Top"),
("IN ('ABC')", "NOT IN ('JKL','MNO')", "IN ('2021')", "", "Bottom"),
],
["CriteriaA", "CriteriaB", "CriteriaC", "CriteriaD", "Result"]
)
dict = {
"CriteriaA" : "ColumnA",
"CriteriaB" : "ColumnB",
"CriteriaC" : "ColumnC",
"CriteriaD" : "ColumnD"
}
# Rename rule columns and retrieve only columns defined in dictionary above
df_criterias_renamed = df_criterias.select([col(x).alias(dict.get(x, x)) for x in dict.keys()])
# Set up all combinations of rules
rows_criterias = df_criterias_renamed.distinct().collect()
# Cycle through rules
for row in rows_criterias:
filters = row.asDict()
# Ignore if filter is blank
where_clause_list = [f"{k} {v}" for k,v in filters.items() if v != "" and k!= "Result"]
# Combine all clauses together
where_clause = " AND ".join(where_clause_list)
print(where_clause)
I had the same problem. Try to insert a SliverPersistentHeader (with the same height as your AppBar widget) as the first sliver in you CustomScrollView.
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If using custom containers, you must somehow pass env variables from main azure app service process (KUDU) to your container. For example in entrypoint or cmd you could do printenv > .env and it will create .env file with all the env vars within app service that KUDU knows about
If you still struggling to find the solution then just make sure some of python version doesn't support tensorflow, then you have only option to uninstall it and then supported version.
Configure your Keycloak client as “bearer-only” and use OWIN’s (or ASP.NET Core’s) JWT middleware to validate tokens. Set your issuer, audience, and signing key (ideally retrieved from Keycloak’s OIDC discovery endpoint) to match Keycloak’s settings. This lets your .NET MVC app validate the bearer tokens issued by Keycloak.
Hang on.... wasn't Composer supposed to mean we had one-click installation?
So how come when I copy the link out of the Drupal module page e.g.
composer require 'drupal/blog:^3.1'
I get the error message
"Root composer.json requires drupal/blog, it could not be found in any version, there may be a typo in the package name."
And the proposed solutions are that I have to write and run code?
Blog is not the only package I'm having this problem with. Yesterday, I solved it by installing a previous version (2.x instead of the current 3.x) for a different package. And it's on both D10 and D11 with the latest version of Composer (which D11 reports isn't the right one) and approved PHP.
Yo, so the main reason that its not working is because the stages keyword in your .gitlab.yml file overwrites the stages. Since .pre is a special stage that isn't listed in .gitlab.yml, it gets ignored when you define stages:.
Just add - .pre to stages .
include:
- local: "prestage.yml"
stages:
- .pre # Add here
- build
- test
job1:
stage: build
script:
- echo "This job runs in the build stage."
job2:
stage: test
script:
- echo "This job runs in the test stage."
Other settings leave as it is was. And it should work
Just by looking at your code, I haven’t tested it - your custom exception (STOP) logic currently contains a return statement directly before the exception. Exception is never raised.
How to fix? Remove the aforementioned return statement
