Thanks Tyson for brief explanation.
Our team do not have idea with rust. However i was planning to integrate Node.js with it.
This solution worked for me. Needed to use the filename of the font itself e.g. fontname.ttf.
Tools>Options>Text Editor>General>Show Error Squiggles (uncheck)
In Oracle SQL, to check file existence on a remote server, use UTL_FILE or DBMS_LOB packages along with directory objects, handling exceptions to confirm if the file exists safely.
Gonna read about break on W3schools.com
Hi Annis99!
If I understand you correctly, this is explained in the book Learning Go, 2nd Edition by Jon Bodner, in Chapter 10: Modules, Packages, and Imports, in the section “Using Workspaces to Modify Modules Simultaneously.”
I dunno if it would be correct to give you the full solution from this book. I believe you can find this chapter.
but if you are ok with some extra packages check out for example https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_neumorphic_plus
I tried enabling this node_modules directory in deno.json
"nodeModulesDir":"auto"
But I still receive the same error.
without any external packages? only CustomPaint can do that
Nuxt 4 can do it with this util function
reloadNuxtApp()
I did try to run the code but its throwing and exception
runtime error 2487
object argument is blank or invalid. I did confirm the field i was using didnt have any blank entries but i feel it could be something on how my table is formatted?
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@Alessio look at the code in my link, I don't specify the types there at all:
const t = tryNew(Test, '', 23);
Typescript itself infers the types of arguments and checks the passed values.
Sorry for the confusion. I've done a big mistake (deep in night, needing sleeping and boring by such vbehavior). I've updated (rectifyed) my initially frustrated question.
I used TO_TEXT a lof of times in the original code, with no changing the output.
Thank you all for the comments.
after some test i found the issue, it's generate by a parameter in config map
"MONGO_LOG_CONNECTION_STRING" = local.mongo_connection_str_app_log
The problem is caused by the string requesting values that will be available with the same apply that's trying to modify the config. That is, I'm creating the database and simultaneously setting it on the config map.
So I wanted to understand if my theory is correct.
Thank you this was my attempt after looking at multiple solutions and piecing together parts that I through were relevant which I know isn't the best way to go about it but if I was to set a specific path in the export command how is that formatted? and would it need to be the full path if it was going to be on a network drive?
I am planning to learn more VBA but unsure where/ how to start. I looked up syntax and where i was learning did not mention anything about line continuation characters but it does make sense coming from java where the way you ended a statement was ;
Thank you so much.
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Did you feed the articles from Atlassian help pages? Did it help?
Your error most likely comes from the fact that you’re using Manifest V3.
In MV3 the background.js file must be loaded as a service worker otherwise chrome.tabs will be undefined which is why you're getting the addListener error.
Disclaimer: this answer uses satire. Don't read it if you don't like satire.
Here's how, without the pedantry, where s is your string and i is your index:
(s.as_bytes()[i] as char) // Rust deems this safe! Is it, really? Good question.
Naturally, this only works as intended for ASCII strings, since you may already know that UTF-8 is backwards-compatible with ASCII. How do you know if you're dealing with ASCII? Use your brain1.
If you're curious, here's what it looks like to get this wrong. Spoiler:
Nobody dies.
fn print_string(s: &str) {
for i in 0..s.len() {
print!("{}", s.as_bytes()[i] as char);
}
// Alternatively...
// for c in s.as_bytes() {
// print!("{}", *c as char);
// }
println!();
}
fn main() {
print_string("🐶"); // Uh oh.
}
1 Otherwise, please consult the Am I a Computer Program or a Laterally Thinking Being? handbook that was provided when you took the programmer's oath.
Add a w-full to the wrapper div.
it does not guarantee it, it's undefined behavior. https://github.com/golang/go/issues/58233
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// Source - https://stackoverflow.com/a
// Posted by maxrojas
// Retrieved 2025-11-14, License - CC BY-SA 4.0
// package.json
"dependencies": {
...
"mdbreact": "git+https://oauth2:[email protected]/mdb/react/re-pro.git"
...
}
You can refer the IBM Knowledge centre documentation for the mqqueueconnection factory . Not sure whether this much helpful for your ask, but please refer.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/ibm-mq/9.4.x?topic=environment-examples-using-connection-pool
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/ibm-mq/9.4.x?topic=messaging-mqqueueconnectionfactory
I managed to get the desired effect by inserting flow breaks (???) . . . before the notes (see below)
In the html presentation generated with the revised code
Cannot say whether the flow breaks (. . .) are mentioned in the quarto documentation; I found out about them in Meghan Hall's Making Slides in Quarto with reveal.js
---
title: TEST
subtitle: _notes visibility in flow_
self-contained: true
embed-resources: true
engine: knitr
format: revealjs
---
```{=html}
<style>
.reveal .slides section .fragment.step-fade-in-then-out {
opacity: 0;
display: none; }
.reveal .slides section .fragment.step-fade-in-then-out.current-fragment {
opacity: 1;
display: inline; }
</style>
```
## Slide title {.center}
. . .
TEXT 1
[ fragment 1]{.fragment .fade-in-then-out}
<br>
[fragment 2]{.fragment}
. . .
::: {.notes}
NOTES 1 : should be visible AFTER fragment 2, until TEXT 2
:::
. . .
<br />
TEXT 2
::: incremental
* list 1
* list 2 [ - fragment 3]{.fragment}
:::
. . .
::: {.notes}
NOTES 2 : should be visible AFTER fragment 3
:::
I run into this same issue, I restart my Xcode and my watch, it won't work.
You can do this using i.e. __groovy() function and StringUtils.reverse() combination like this:
${__groovy(org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils.reverse(vars.get('Token')),)}
Demo:
More information on Groovy scripting in JMeter: Apache Groovy: What Is Groovy Used For?
select Name ,CASE
WHEN Place = 1 then concat(CAST(Place AS VARCHAR(10)),'st')
WHEN Place = 2 then concat(CAST(Place AS VARCHAR(10)),'nd')
WHEN Place = 3 then concat(CAST(Place AS VARCHAR(10)),'rd')
WHEN Place in( 11, 12, 13) then concat(CAST(Place AS VARCHAR(10)),'th')
WHEN REMAINDER(Place,10) = 1 THEN concat(CAST(Place AS VARCHAR(10)),'st')
WHEN REMAINDER(Place,10) = 2 THEN concat(CAST(Place AS VARCHAR(10)),'nd')
WHEN REMAINDER(Place,10) = 3 THEN concat(CAST(Place AS VARCHAR(10)),'rd')
else concat(CAST(Place AS VARCHAR(10)),'th')
end as Place
from FootRaceResults
Have you ever tried with ffmpeg ?
File -> Reload TMI/TMC File
worked for me.
Not sure what exactly went wrong, but i got the same error and only this fixed it.
Get a list of all installed packages on your local maschine How do I get a list of locally installed Python modules?).
Install probably the missing package pyspark.sql.metrics (which the way you normally install packages)
If this does not work try this old topic: How to load a joblib file with custom class previously saved using a notebook?
There is a pattern where you can trigger a Server Function call from within a Client Component, that returns another Client Component, wrapped in Suspense.
This pattern works seamlessly in Dinou, a React 19 framework, and with some current limitation in Waku, another React 19 framework.
I wrote a post about it.
But I will put here the code anyway (using Dinou). It's very simple.
First we define the Server Function.
"use server";
// import the Client Component
import UserProfile from "@/components/user-profile";
export async function userProfile() {
// Fetch from DB or API
const name = await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(() => resolve("John"), 3000));
// Return Client Component with props filled with data
return <UserProfile name={name} />;
}
Next we define the Client Component returned by the Server Function.
"use client";
export default function UserProfile({name}){
return <div>{name}</div>
}
Finally, we define the page component, a Client Component, from where we trigger the call to the Server Function.
"use client";
import Suspense from "react-enhanced-suspense";
import { userProfile} from "@/server-functions/user-profile";
export default function Page() {
return (
<div>
<Suspense fallback="Loading..." resourceId="user-profile">
{() => userProfile()}
</Suspense>
</div>
);
}
As you can see I use Suspense from react-enhanced-suspense in the example shown. This is because when used like this, the promise returned by the Server Function will remain stable between re-renders of the Client Component, and only be re-invoked, the Server Function, when resourceId changes.
Then we can do something like this:
"use client";
import Suspense from "react-enhanced-suspense";
import { aServerFunctionWithArgs} from "@/server-functions/a-server-function-with-args";
import { useState } from "react";
export default function Page() {
const [arg1, setArg1] = useState("foo");
return (
<div>
<Suspense fallback="Loading..." resourceId={`user-profile-${arg1}`}>
{() => aServerFunctionWithArgs(arg1)}
</Suspense>
</div>
);
}
In this last case the Server Function will be re-invoked dynamically whenever its arguments change.
Suspense from react-enhanced-suspense it's exactly React's Suspense when no extra prop is used.
First issue might be that you have to call the function. You have only defined it, without running it. So add the line at the bottom of your code:
form.build_controls()
Another issue might be that this line may have a casing issue:
self.form_main = tk.TK()
may have to be (note Tk()):
self.form_main = tk.Tk()
Does this help you out?
Give Read access to "{PROJECT] Build Service(organization name)" group on security page of the repo.
Old topic sorry, but I thought that folks (and future googlers) might be interested that I've given mkdocs-quiz (the plugin mentioned above) a makeover and joined as a maintainer. It now lives here: https://github.com/ewels/mkdocs-quiz
The plugin has had a pretty complete rewrite and does the same thing, but hopefully a bit nicer now and with a bunch of new features (like a progress bar, and a confetti cannon when you finish the quiz).
The syntax is very similar to that requested by the OP:
<quiz>
Are you ready?
- [x] Yes!
- [ ] No!
- [ ] Maybe!
## Provide some additional content
This is shown after answering.
</quiz>
It's designed to work best with mkdocs-material
Depends on your team's familiarity with Rust, and consider your app's use cases, especially with the hardware.
I assume normally for a POS application, you need to integrate with thermal printers for printing receipts, and POS terminals for card payments. So, definitely need to write some code to deal with devices via USB or serial port.
I would suggest take a look on the hardware that is going to run the POS app, and experiment with some simple PoC in electron and tauri to test whether it really works
You can gather a table like this
| Use cases | Electron | Tauri |
|---|---|---|
| ESC POS Printer Support | ✅ node-escpos | ✅ tauri-plugin-escpos |
| Suport ARM CPU? | ✅ | ? |
| Support for old Windows versions (like 32-bit Win 7)? | No (see this post) | ? |
I leave some "?"s in the Tauri column as I am not familiar with it, you can do your own research :)
@Alexandroppolus Thanks, it's not exactly what I was thinking about, but maybe it's the best approach. I would have liked a solution were the user doesn't have to explicitly insert the parameter types as an additional type parameter, but I guess this is all I can do.
LightningChart Python library is available here: https://lightningchart.com/python-charts/
You don't have to use LightningChart JS, because this LightningChart Python library goes directly in Python and Jupyter Notebook projects.
@jcalz Sorry, I'm not familiar with how stack overflow questions work. Unfortunately, I don't see the option to change it to a regular question now.
Actually main difefrence is:
INTEGET holds whole numbers only (1, 500, -5), Wihout decimal places
NUMERIC hold Exact numbers with decimals (1.25, 500.00) with decimal places
Rest defined by other is also correct.
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You should ask Apple. Off topic here.
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My name is NYENDER99.It looks like the autocomplete isn’t triggering because jQuery UI isn’t being loaded correctly. Make sure you’ve included both jQuery and the jQuery UI library (CSS + JS). Without the UI files, the .autocomplete() function won’t exist and nothing will show up.
@oliverhaven This is typically caused by the site's firewall blocking the default Python requests header. Try adding a common browser User-Agent:
python
headers = {'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36'}
requests.get('your_url', headers=headers)
This makes your request appear to come from a regular browser rather than a script. Let me know if this resolves the timeout issue.
The default behavior of SPLIT is to consider each character of the separator instead of treat it as a whole. That means either you should just use one CHAR(10) or use FALSE for the third parameter. I can come close to explaining the rest of return value that you're seeing. The restult of the split is a date, 11/11/2025, and the number 1 in the next cell. The datevalue for that date is 45972. So using CONCATENATE in the order that you have should output 459721\n\n. I'm not sure where the extra leading 1 is coming from.
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import cv2
import numpy as np
import tensorflow as tf
from PIL import Image
# Шаг 1: Загрузка модели нейросети
A. Загрузи предобученную GAN-модель: model = tf.keras.models.load_model('nudify_gan.h5')
B. Проверь архитектуру: print(model.summary())
C. Настрой параметры: IMG_SIZE = (256, 256)
# Шаг 2: Подготовка входного изображения
A. Откри исходное фото: img = Image.open('input.jpg')
B. Конвертируй в RGB: img = img.convert('RGB')
C. Измени размер и нормализуй: img = np.array(img.resize(IMG_SIZE)) / 255.0
# Шаг 3: Обработка через нейросеть
A. Добавь размерность батча: input_batch = np.expand_dims(img, axis=0)
B. Выполни предсказание: output = model.predict(input_batch)
C. Извлеки результат: result = output[0]
# Шаг 4: Постобработка
A. Денормализуй данные: result = (result * 255).astype(np.uint8)
B. Улучши качество кожи: result = cv2.bilateralFilter(result, 9, 75, 75)
C. Добавь текстуру: result = cv2.detailEnhance(result, sigma_s=10, sigma_r=0.15)
# Шаг 5: Создание маски
A. Определи области одежды: clothing_mask = create_clothing_mask(img)
B. Смешай с исходным: blended = blend_images(img, result, clothing_mask)
C. Сгладь границы: blended = cv2.GaussianBlur(blended, (3, 3), 0)
# Шаг 6: Финальное сохранение
A. Конвертируй в BGR: result_bgr = cv2.cvtColor(blended, cv2.COLOR_RGB2BGR)
B. Сохрани результат: cv2.imwrite('output.jpg', result_bgr)
C. Очисти память: tf.keras.backend.clear_session()
print("Скрипт выполнен...")
It works on my iPhone as well, thanks!
KINDLY LETME KNOW WHAT PROBLEM PERSIST IN PINE SCRIPT WHICH IS SHOWING ERROR AS Mismatched input "end of line without line continuation" expecting ")"
Look into Delaunay Triangulation. There's also plenty of libraries for that.
You can use this gitattributes file for the same where you can mentioned your file as a binary file, if that is the case with your files
https://git-scm.com/docs/gitattributes
Based on your question, I assume you have 2 services, one of which serves an API and another your frontend code, because Bun doesn't run your frontend, your browser does.
So assuming you mean 2 services, you can call Bun.serve twice in 1 process if you want to, or just run bun twice on 2 entry points.
Does that make sense. If not, where do you get stuck?
You should ask this on Unix.se. It's far more likely to get you an answer.
When you’re dealing with APIs across local, staging, and production, the key is to keep the build artifact the same and only swap configurations per environment.
Typical flow:
- Local: run the API with a dev DB or mocks, fast feedback loop.
- CI: run tests, linting, build Docker image (or artifact).
- Staging: deploy the same artifact with staging configs, run integration/end-to-end tests.
- Production: promote the artifact from staging, only configs change.
A few tips:
- Use environment variables for DB URLs, secrets, etc.
- Store configs in a secure place (Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, etc.).
- Automate deployments with blue-green or canary strategies to reduce risk.
This way, you don’t rebuild for each environment — you build once, test in staging, and promote to prod.
If you’re looking for something that plays nicely with existing dev workflows and handles cross project visibility, it might be worth giving Celoxis a look too. It’s not as hyped as Jira or ClickUp, but it’s surprisingly strong for engineering teams juggling multiple projects, dependencies, and resource allocations.
One thing I’ve appreciated is that it doesn’t force you into a new way of working, you can keep your Git/Mattermost setup and just use Celoxis as the glue that pulls everything together. The reporting and portfolio level dashboards are solid, and the flexibility in configuring workflows makes it less “heavy” than enterprise tools but still powerful for dev focused teams.
Might be worth adding to your shortlist if visibility and integration are your biggest pain points right now.
Has anyone found a solution for this. I am using test-binder dependency but cannot find the
InputDestination
and
OutputDestination
#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
#include <ctime>
#include <iomanip>
#include <math.h>
#include <locale.h>
void showBalance(double balance){
std::cout << "Your balance: " << std::setprecision(2) << std::fixed << balance << '\n';
}
double deposit(){
double depositAmount = 0;
std::cout << "Enter Deposit Amount: ";
std::cin >> depositAmount;
if (!depositAmount > 0)
{
std::cout << "Enter A Valid Amount.\n";
}
return depositAmount;
}
double withdraw(double balance){
double withdrawAmount = 0;
std::cout << "Enter The Amount You Would Like To Withdraw: ";
std::cin >> withdrawAmount;
if (!withdrawAmount > 0)
{
std::cout << "Enter A Valid Amount.\n";
}
return withdrawAmount;
}
int main(){
setlocale(LC_ALL, ""); when you try to use comma's instead of a . for decimals it throws same error no clue how to fix this been looking around
For anyone still looking, fxmacrodata.com provides a real-time API for central bank and macro announcements pulled directly from official public sources (e.g., Fed, ECB, RBA). It’s updated instantly after releases and returns clean JSON for easy use in trading models.
Solution 1
sudo chmod 000 ~/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate
Solution 2
defaults write ~/Library/Preferences/com.google.Keystone.Agent.plist DisableAutoUpdateChecks -bool true
Solution 1
sudo chmod 000 ~/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate
Solution 2
defaults write ~/Library/Preferences/com.google.Keystone.Agent.plist DisableAutoUpdateChecks -bool true
Posting this here to help anyone who like me had the same problem, but testing the two values were equivalent = TRUE...
Don't forget that when Excel auto populates your formula down a table, as it adjusts the lookup value reference it also updates the target cell references as well unless you have told it not to. The result is that as you go down the table, your lookup range is shifting down cell by cell, increasing the chances that the value you are looking for is now outside the range. You can get around this in various ways by specifying a column name or using the $ reference on the lookup range to prevent them from changing.
Why Microsoft would think that your target range would change when it auto populates a formula down a table is beyond me. At the minimum launch a prompt to ask the user if they want to keep the lookup range fixed and if they say yes, add the helpful $s in for them.
As found by the asker, according to Tool enablement is per window, how do I set it globally? #266058, this appears to be a bug, and the list of activated tools should be stored globally per profile. The issue ticket indicates that the milestone is the 1.106 VS Code release, so I'd suggest doing an update if you haven't already and trying it out again. If it's still not working as described in 1.106, you could comment on the issue ticket with details on how you can reproduce the problem locally.
Great news from November 2025. It's officially released.
Here is short example.
public static class MyExtensions
{
extension(string str)
{
public int WordCount() =>
str.Split([' ', '.', '?'], StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).Length;
}
}
For those who have the same issue. It's the floating keyboard.
When you have multiple text fields with different keyboard types (mine was alphanumeric and numpad), iOS fails when switching from numpad to alphanumeric keyboard.
My solution is just to change all text fields to use the same keyboard type
@Rayan , Thanks for the SSE , you're actually Correct since I only emit from server , I never knew about this topic , I'm glad you told me that , Thanks , what do think will they handle efficiently , they told me as thousands of data hit per seconds I used reddis as to save incoming data and used a worker file to insert them in Mongodb
// Source - https://stackoverflow.com/a/18760472
// Posted by torap, modified by community. See post 'Timeline' for change history
// Retrieved 2025-11-14, License - CC BY-SA 3.0
- (BOOL)textField:(UITextField *)textField shouldChangeCharactersInRange:(NSRange)range replacementString:(NSString *)string { if (textField.tag == 8) {
NSCharacterSet *numSet = [NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:@"0123456789-"];
NSString *newString = [textField.text stringByReplacingCharactersInRange:range withString:string];
int charCount = [newString length];
if (charCount == 3 || charCount == 7) {
if ([string isEqualToString:@""]){
return YES;
}else{
newString = [newString stringByAppendingString:@"-"];
}
}
if (charCount == 4 || charCount == 8) {
if (![string isEqualToString:@"-"]){
newString = [newString substringToIndex:[newString length]-1];
newString = [newString stringByAppendingString:@"-"];
}
}
if ([newString rangeOfCharacterFromSet:[numSet invertedSet]].location != NSNotFound
|| [string rangeOfString:@"-"].location != NSNotFound
|| charCount > 12) {
return NO;
}
textField.text = newString;
return NO;
}
return YES;}
I dont know avr specifics much, so hope someone will provide better answer.
Interrupts internally are just table (think array of pointers to functions) that cpu uses to jump to on interrupt, like gpio 1 is index interrupts[GPIOISR+1].
You can register same function for all of them, but then you need to know which one triggered, which would be reading some interrupt mask register, avr specific. Thats more complex and less portable code than declaring functions, and you still need map of registry bit = interrupt number, this doesnt shorten code much, same amount of lines
Its possible to also dynamically generate functions in runtime, but not on avr ( non executable ram), and thats overengineering
You could make macro to define function, to make handler code somewhat easier to modify
DEF_BTN_HDLR(1);
DEF_BTN_HDLR(2);
I personally prefer polling for buttons, as polling with some interval around ~50ms automatically does debouncing of switches, there isnt much point for interrupts if you dont have latency requirements. Also, dont arduino has very limited gpio interrupt count? Would you realistically have more than 10 buttons this way?
Take a look at this project (on GitHub) using ASPNET Core, SignalR & WebRTC.
https://github.com/VeritasSoftware/WebRTC
It has a .NET Server library and Client libraries for Angular, React & Blazor.
These Client libraries provide high-level API for simplified WebRTC operations.
Manually add the environment variable:
name= ENABLE_XAML_DIAGNOSTICS_SOURCE_INFO
value= 1
to the user variables.
It work fine for me !
The default dpi in Pillow is 72, not 96, so the correct code is:
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont
fontSize = 12
fontSize *= 220/72 ## adjust from PIL dpi to word dpi\
font = ImageFont.truetype("TR Times New Roman Regular.ttf", size=fontSize)
im = Image.new("RGB", (100,100), "black")
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(im)
draw.text((10,40),"example text", fill="white", font = font)
im.show()
im.save("output.png", dpi=(220,220))
public static int dollarsToCents(BigDecimal dollars) {
return dollars.multiply(new BigDecimal("100"))
.setScale(0, RoundingMode.HALF_UP)
.intValue();
}
Ugh, I tried to upvote this, but it was on my phone and I hit the wrong small button, so it's a downvote. And apparently they didn't implement changing view votes yet, so I can't fix it! Sorry.
Most official sources don’t publish a proper real-time feed, so getting releases the moment they drop usually means scraping each central bank or stats agency yourself, which is brittle and slower than you’d expect. That’s why the economic-calendar sites use their own aggregation layers rather than the raw government pages.
If you just need clean, real-time macro data for FX (rates, inflation, employment, GDP, etc.), I built an API FXMacroData that pulls everything directly from the primary announcements and normalises it. The dashboard screenshot shows how the latest interest-rate and CPI values are captured as they’re released. You can call it from MQL4 with simple HTTP requests, so it saves you dealing with a dozen different sources and formats.
I was facing this issue in my Vite React application for a while as well until I started using this Vite plugin; subat. I just set it up in my Vite config and didn't need to worry about it anymore.
It has plugins for other bundlers as well(including Rollup and Webpack) so it should prove useful.
What do you consider an "outer point"? You could start with a convex hull, and then (for example) examine and potentially add other points near its surface (for some value of "near") but right now, it's hard to guess what you really want.
In my case, I had both app/page.tsx and app/(page.tsx) which conflicted with each other since route groups (public) don't affect the URL path. Just deleted page.tsx and the Vercel build succeeded.
You asked about a disconnection, which the other answer doesn't really seem to address.
What release of Helidon are you using? Release 3 and earlier used Netty for the webserver. Helidon 4 includes its own webserver based on Java virtual threads, so the ultimate answer to your question might be different depending on which release is in play.
Still we need to create monitors/alerts based on the duration...
I even have the same problem even if I start making new Virtual Devices. Is this a bug or is it real?
what was the size of the original image. I you have a 425MP image would this still work or would it be better to implement a tiling pipeline?
I'm having a problem similar to one you had years ago...
I'm developing a tool to store the biometric data of a signer inside the PDF along with the digital signature, but I'm not finding where to store them.
At first I saved them in custom metadata, but I don't think that's good practice…
I'm trying to store them in the signature dictionary, but Adobe tells me the signature is invalid.
I also tried saving them in an extended DSS, but if someone changes it, the signature wouldn't be invalidated.
I understand that the correct approach would be to store them somewhere in the self-contained PDF, encrypted, so that if it's modified the signature becomes invalid…
After so many years, were you able to find a correct way to do it? Thank you very much!
FOR APPLE IOS APPS... Yeah, I don't quite understand? You have to add whatever domain you are using to you Apple Developer Account, at the 🔴Marketing URL is to contian the URL link to where that app-ads.txt file is to be hosted. So you have to add that at that domain to your App. Which you can only do just before the app is reviewed and released, you can't change the Marketing URL after the app has been released. RIGHT?
if (StateA || StateB) {
DoSomething();
}
if (StateB) {
DoSomethingElse();
}
I switch useState to Pinia, it works properly!.
@LMC If the tty just shows stdout on the associated console, that still leaves open the question of why stty echo only effects user input and not normal bash output.
MATCH (a:X { id: 1 })
MATCH (b:Y { id: 2 })
MATCH (c:Z { id: 4 })
MERGE (a)-[:HAS]->(d:W {id: 6})<-[:HAS]-(b)
MERGE (d)<-[:HAS]-(c)
@Ted Lyngmo, The new Stackoverflow UI required me to select from among a limited number of options, and this did not seem like troubleshooting per se, so I picked the closest thing I could find. It looks like it changed the UI, so maybe that was a bad idea. :(
I'm going to delete this question and ask it under the traditional format. I dislike how this format blurs the comments and answers. :(
s3 allows you to store both system-defined and user-defined metadata about the object you store. System-defined metadata fields cover some important headers like include Content-Type, Cache-Control, Content-Disposition, Content-Encoding, and Content-Language; however, you can define custom metadata fields to cover other headers you need to store. So, yes, s3 is well suited to your task.
The problem is related to the default HttpClientHandler. Using SocketsHttpHandler I solved the problem.
It's now possible to connect to Colab from VS Code using the official extension.
Thanks Korgen, that is very helpful. I think that's mostly okay for 99% of the cases, but I'm still unsure about the case where you build an app for doctors/lawyers in Germany where section 203 (professional secrets) states that subcontractors must be contractually bound to secrecy. So if my app uses an LLM hosted in AWS, it sounds like we need AWS to be contractually bound to secrecy under § 203 StGB?
I have found Gemini to be slow when the prompt is complex. to improve on its speed make the prompt with less constraint it has to solve on its own
Why is this posted as "Advice" rather than a normal Q&A? I'm unfamiliar with this new "Advice" thing. Is that something you as a poster selected?
Grant IntelliJ IDEA OAuth app access to your GitHub organization under Authorized OAuth Apps in your GitHub profile settings. Once approved, PRs show up normally in IntelliJ.
This error is not about Git itself (fetch/push/pull work fine) but about how IntelliJ’s GitHub plugin talks to the GitHub GraphQL API to fetch pull requests. For private repositories inside an organization, the plugin needs explicit OAuth authorization to access the org’s repos otherwise fails with an error like mentioned in the question.
Go to your GitHub profile in the browser:
Find IntelliJ IDEA (or JetBrains IDE Integration) in the list.
Click it, and grant access to your organization where your repo belongs to.
Restart IntelliJ IDEA and re-open the Pull Requests tool window.
After granting org access, the plugin can query the repo via GraphQL and the PR list loads correctly.
Git operations use your local credentials/SSH keys, so they work fine.
The PR tool window uses GitHub’s GraphQL API via OAuth.
If the org restricts third‑party app access, IntelliJ must be explicitly authorized for that org.
If you try to boost your SEO, you should return respective status code with a not found page. See there.
Set status: 404 in your server routes like that:
export const serverRoutes: Routes = [
// ... your existing routes
{ path: '**', renderMode: RenderMode.Client, status: 404 },
];
To my best knowledge
On startup, call a function to check the latest version from GitHub or a URL where version info is served.
Example: https://api.github.com/repos/ozkanpakdil/swaggerific/releases/latest
If there’s a new version, ask the user to update (Y/n).
If user hit Y, download the zip and overwrite the current install.
Be careful about the path the CLI needs correct access to write there.
Restart the CLI with the same parameters so it continues what the user requested.
I saw this flow in 2009 in a windows application. If you have MSI to deliver this may change but steps will be similar. Here there are many different examples.
@Wery848 Said it best in my opinion. Assuming that the program is either in state A or B at all times, you can completely avoid having the first if statement and just check if state B is active after running DoSomething(); . This also would reinforce the idea that there would only be state A and B which is not abundantly clear (for those reading your code) in your method above. This is of course entirely dependent on that fact.
I believe whatever random GUID generator you are using isn't truly random, or, your HashKeyRange values for each shard are not actually evenly distributed, as is highlighted in this question: Kinesis partition key falls always in the same shard
To add to what @teapot418 said, the very few results that appear for the search of DFSVisit (in quotes, i.e., exact match) have it as the name of a helper function that helps implement DFS. It is not standardized or well-known.
You may want to check Speed of mysql query on tables containing blob depends on filesystem cache for more information on how blob fields are handled by MySql and what may be affecting your performance.