I think max_tokens restricts both the reasoning and response tokens. That means if max_tokens is reached in the reasoning, the rest of the reasoning and the response will be cut off. Maybe thats what is happening in your case.
Instead of naming every horse manually, you can generate and assign them dynamically. When a player joins, the game can automatically create a new horse object and store the player’s unique ID (like a username or playerID) as the horse’s owner. For example, each horse could have properties like {horseID, ownerID, stats}. When a player tries to ride a horse, the game simply checks if playerID == horse.ownerID. This way, you don’t need unique names or manual assignment; it’s fully automated and scalable for any number of players.
Your client's concern is completly normal , depending on his feid ( health , finance, cybersecurity), and you have multiple solutions depending on your budget
STC Cloud: This is Saudi Telecom’s own cloud provider with data centers in Riyadh. It’s fully Saudi-based, offers Arabic-English support, and aligns well with local regulations and government APIs. Good for public sector and regulated industries where data residency really matters.
Oracle Cloud: Oracle has a dedicated cloud region in Riyadh. It supports big enterprise workloads and complies with Saudi data laws like ZATCA.
Microsoft Azure: Azure runs a data center region in Jeddah, so you get low latency plus compliance with Saudi hosting rules.
Make sure that while you're provisioning the infrastructure to select the right datacenter
This turned out to be caused by AndroidX AppCompat automatically including and initializing EmojiCompat starting from version 1.4.0. Flutter’s Android embedding depends on AppCompat, so even if I didn't add any emoji-related packages, androidx.emoji2.text.EmojiCompat is pulled in transitively and initialized at app startup. It loads emoji metadata (~350 KB), which shows up in memory profiling as a single retained EmojiCompat instance.
I had the same issue. Turns out having an ampersand ("&") in the batch file name caused this issue for me. Simply removing it allows the script run successfully as administrator.
I would suggest removing any symbols and go from there.
USER_CONSTRAINTS shows only your schema (in an Oracle Database there's a schema per user)
Use ALL_CONSTRAINTS to see all schemas you have access to. It has an OWNER column which is the schema name (owner = user that owns the table = its schema).
Use DBA_CONSTRAINTS to see all in the database (needs DBA access)
Use CDB_CONSTRAINTS to see all containers (the equivalent of "catalog" except that you cannot use it for fully qualified names - a query runs in a single container). It has a CON_ID to join to CDB_PDBS with more info (those containers are "pluggable databases")
You could use the mango-go logger - https://bitstep-ie.github.io/mango-go/latest/packages/logger/. It is built on top of slog and you can easily add attributes, and already has some config for checking mandatory attributes (fields).
We could work at extending that as for now it's fixed attributes that are required, so that we make it configurable etc... Any suggestions / use cases are welcome in the discussion forum.
If you can do a switch to slog, and have structured logs - then you could use the mango-go logger - https://bitstep-ie.github.io/mango-go/latest/packages/logger/. It is built on top of slog and lumberjack and it's straight forward to use and gives you log structure and rotation plus cross platform support.
plenty of vias, you can visit some youtuber to get some web materials by free or dollars.
actually, chatgpt or deepseek in china, including GLM,kimi in moonshot can provide a lot of effective ways, but it depents on the methods you inquired. such as question them:
I learn about knowledge somewhere about css,js with normal process. how i do below?
Give me some advice about how to build own websites, I learnt about ....
The ultimate solution: Paste your question to AI(A), then let it help you create a content of question having academic qualities, it's improve your question. then paste new question to AI(B). You ll get effective answer.
In MQL5, you cannot directly change the color of an indicator from within an Expert Advisor. When an EA uses built-in indicators like iMA or iRSI, it only reads their data and does not control how they appear on the chart. The color and style of an indicator can only be defined inside the indicator’s own code using properties such as #property indicator_color1 clrRed or by calling PlotIndexSetInteger(0, PLOT_LINE_COLOR, clrRed). If you need a specific color, you must edit the indicator’s source file or create a custom indicator with your preferred color settings.
I think the confusion is about what 'run' means in a web-context. The code you want your clients to run, the javascript you are writing as your frontend, the buttons, the outgoing requests and everything, runs in the users browser. That browser gets the application/page from a server. This server for your frontend is technologically the same as the server for your backend, it is a process running on a machine (that is typically not the users machine) responding to http-requests from the internet.
Nowadays, a common way to write web-applications is to have two servers: A 'backend' server that only deals with data, not html, and a 'frontend' server that serves the web application itself. The frontend is typically architected in such a way that you don't need to think about the server, only the browser. So people will use the word 'server' to mean 'backend-server'
There are of course other ways an application can be distributed. Data and UI can be handled by the same server. You may write a distributed application not involving browsers. You may have multiple servers for data. There are many options, I have only described one modern common architecture, because this architecture is so widespread that people will often assume it unless otherwise noted.
When you set a field option like { select: false } in a Mongoose schema, it only affects queries such as .find(), .findOne(), .findById(), .findOneAndUpdate(), etc.
It does not affect .create() or .save(), because those operations don’t query the database — they just create and return the new document object.
So, if you want to exclude a field like password when returning a newly created user, you’ll need to explicitly call .select('-password') on the query after creating or fetching it.
I think your algorithm is greedy because it is just trying to modify the greedy objective only.
For this problem the greedy objective would be to:
1. Look for the interval with the smallest end time ([l,r])and then choose the interval that start before 'r' and has the farthest end time .
2.After choosing the interval we remove all the intervals covered by this range and we keep repeating this until all intervals are covered.
Your solution is doing exactly same thing using a stack .
I'm facing the same problem and this could be a solution:
editorProps: {
transformPastedHTML(html) {
function removeInlineStyles(html) {
const div = document.createElement('div');
div.innerHTML = html;
// remove style property from each element (or of any kind you need)
div.querySelectorAll('[style]').forEach((el) => el.removeAttribute('style'));
return div.innerHTML;
}
return removeInlineStyles(html);
},
},
The answer how the client code is distributed to the client machines is neither answered nor asked yet.
BTW: "...the machine running the Gradio script" -- why do you assume that there is only a single script (not multiple copies on different machines) and only a single instance of it is being executed?
I like for Repository to receive DbContext, and to very generically do the repository ations on their types, i.e. Get<T>, Single<T>, AddOrUpdate<T>, Delete<T> or whatever, some or all of which predicated. The trick is to then conjure up an appropriate DbSet<T> at the moment it is required, I keep mine in an IDictionary<Type, IListSource> collection for example, and only generate them as I need them. In EF parlance, I don't know how kosher that is, per se; the trick is, I think, to negotiate an apporpriate navigation bridging the gap from domain instances to EF entities, that are subsequently marked for appropriate Add, Update, or Delete. Which is easy enough to facilitate from domain with things like:
interface IModel
{
bool IsDeleted { get; set; }
}
interface IModel<TId> : IModel
{
TId Id { get; set; }
// As a function of Id, usually.
bool IsPersistent { get; }
}
Along these lines, at any rate. Then a given AddOrUpdate<T> may receive any such IModel and conduct the appropriate set of navigations.
Of course the trick is to inject the domain specific navigation, perhaps as a callback to the IRepository, such that it can do so in a truly and properly inversion of controlled manner, and keep repository very, very generic and reusable.
Then there is the matter of operating whether in a disconnected environment. Mine generally is, I get the set of data, and discard the repository, keep my database clean from connections. So then I must re-attach instances during that negotiation process, navigating to do the correct updates.
So tell us the platform you are implementing for. But surely it has IEEE754 floating-point? and therefore CPU instructions that do exactly what you want? or rather what the C++ standard wants?
What you are trying to do does not make much sense. To obtain the “positional” value of a given item, you must sort the list. If you do so (by creating a new list), you can use it as a map, obtaining its value with mySortedList.indexOf( myObject );.
@n.m. coudl be an AI I did not select "advice" when I opened this question, I selected a label from a drop-down which didn't even say advice, and it was marked as advice. I'm not going to close and re-open the question and you can't edit the type of question directly.
@Igor Tandetnik yes, i'm asking what the underlying algorithm is behind std::trunc, as this function would be used to then round a number. Since std is not open source, would you be able to tell me what goes on behind the scenes there? Thanks in advance.
@user207421 I do want to implement it, however I surely do not know, hence why I asked the question. I want to know how to code the truncation algorithm contained inside the single cpu instruction.
You can use angular in client side and implement AG grid. Using this you can dynamically render the rows and style using CSS classes as required. In your web forms page, implement an Api (WebMethod/ASHX) that returns blocks of rows
What exactly do you mean by 'algorithm'? It's a single CPU instruction. The requirements are set out in the C++ Standard. That's all you need to know, unless you are implementing it, in which case you would surely already know the answer.
While trying and debugging the suggested answer, I noticed that the value I was inspecting was rendered for a split second before disappearing. This means I was able to get the value from Float32Array but was not followed to the browser.
I called the API within a PageServerLoad load function at the time. Once I moved the API call to Load load function, I was able to render the value I was trying to get. I think the API return only run "server-side" and not being followed through the client (hydration)
In FOREX CFD (Most commonly traded in Metatrader 4/5), the OHLC data is typically constructed with the bid.
In exchange-based trading (Futures, stocks), the OHLC data is typically constructed with the actual price traded, which would be the bid price when a trade happened with a sell market order or the ask when the trade happened with a buy market order.
If VS Code’s terminal won’t open because PowerShell can’t access its config in OneDrive, try renaming the config folder from CMD (not PowerShell): ren "%UserProfile%\OneDrive\Documents\PowerShell" "PowerShell_backup"
Then reopen VS Code — PowerShell will auto-create a fresh config folder in Documents.
Locate the file: In the Project view (usually on the left), navigate to app/src/main/res/layout/.2.Find new.xml: Locate your file named new.xml.3.Refactor/Rename: Right-click on new.xml and select Refactor > Rename.4.Choose a new name: Enter a new, valid name for your layout file.
Got the same issue, Google Chat bot is failing to receive or correctly acknowledge "card click events" (ACTION events) from interactive elements (buttons, images, form changes) on a card.
Programming an Android IPTV box launcher involves customizing the home interface that appears when the IPTV box starts. To do this, you’ll need some knowledge of Android development and launcher configuration. The process includes:
Set up Android Studio – Install Android Studio on your computer and connect your IPTV box via USB debugging.
Create or modify a launcher app – Develop a custom launcher using Android’s Intent system to open IPTV apps directly.
Integrate IPTV features – Add shortcuts or widgets for streaming apps, live TV, and settings related to your IPTV provider.
Test and deploy – Upload the launcher APK to your IPTV box and set it as the default home screen.
If you’re working with a streaming provider like Cle IPTV, you can design your launcher to integrate directly with their service. Cle IPTV offers stable streams and user-friendly access, making it easy to customize your launcher to connect instantly to live TV, movies, and sports channels.
By combining your custom launcher with a trusted service like Cle IPTV, you can create a smooth, branded, and professional IPTV experience for Android boxes.
You have updated to Docker version 29.0.0, which raised minimum API version to v1.44, which makes your currently in use version (1.32) no longer compatible.
La función std::trunc() en C++ elimina la parte decimal de un número y lo redondea hacia cero. No usa un algoritmo único, ya que depende de la implementación del compilador y del hardware. En la mayoría de los procesadores modernos se ejecuta mediante una instrucción del CPU que realiza el truncado directamente; si no está disponible, la biblioteca lo hace por software usando funciones como modf() o manipulando los bits del número según el estándar IEEE 754.
If HTMLWebpackPlugin isn’t injecting scripts, set inject: 'body' in the plugin config and ensure your HTML has proper <head> and <body> tags.
Also, check that your entry and output are correctly defined in webpack.config.js.MORE https://dev-dm2524.pantheonsite.io/
If so, you cannot use Data Management API to get the sheet versions, as this sheet is not managed by the Autodesk Docs. It's under the ACC Build's Sheets service.
According to our product help, please check the version sets instead and then get sheets by versionSetId.
@r2evans approach 3 with the wrapper function looks very promising. For shiny I used approach 1 (more or less) but that doesn't work if the connection breaks while the query is executed. Thank you for your input,very much appreciated.
I was just wondering because an instable connection should be a "standard problem" - whenever i work remote with portable WiFi hotpost it happens quite frequently that connection says 'good bye' - didn't expect that it's neccessary to implement something by myself
const output = document.getElementById('output');
const userInput = document.getElementById('userInput');
let gameState = 0;
function print(text, type = 'narration') {
const p = document.createElement('p');
p.className = 'message ' + type;
p.innerHTML = text;
output.appendChild(p);
// Hacer scroll hasta abajo para ver el nuevo texto
output.scrollTop = output.scrollHeight;
}
function startGame() {
print("Te despiertas en una habitación oscura. No recuerdas cómo llegaste aquí.");
print("1. \*\*Levantarte\*\* y buscar un interruptor.", 'action');
print("2. Quedarte \*\*quieto\*\* y escuchar.", 'action');
gameState = 1;
}
function processInput() {
const input = userInput.value.trim();
userInput.value = ''; // Limpiar el input
if (gameState === 1) {
if (input === '1') {
print("Te levantas. Tientas la pared hasta que tus dedos encuentran un interruptor frío.", 'narration');
print("Una luz tenue ilumina una puerta de metal. El juego termina aquí por ahora.", 'narration');
gameState = 99; // Final
} else if (input === '2') {
print("Permaneces quieto. Solo escuchas el latido de tu propio corazón y un goteo constante.", 'narration');
print("Has perdido mucho tiempo. Fin de la demo.", 'narration');
gameState = 99; // Final
} else {
print("Opción no válida. Escribe 1 o 2.", 'action');
}
}
if (gameState === 0) {
startGame();
}
if (gameState === 99) {
print("--- FIN DE LA DEMO ---", 'narration');
}
}
// Iniciar el juego al cargar la página
startGame();
// Permite presionar Enter para enviar la entrada
userInput.addEventListener('keyup', function(event) {
if (event.key === 'Enter') {
processInput();
}
});
\</script\>
>>> print(config["Desktop Entry"]["Exec"])
File "/usr/lib/python3.13/configparser.py", line 462, in _interpolate_some
raise InterpolationSyntaxError(
...<2 lines>...
"found: %r" % (rest,))
configparser.InterpolationSyntaxError: '%' must be followed by '%' or '(', found: '%u'
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): Thanks
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): how can I
Blacklisted phrase (1): how can I fix this
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): how can I fix this?
TLDR: View System properties, performance settings, uncheck second one from bottom
The button got moved on windows 11. Its actually in a better place now :D
Open start menu (press windows key)
View Advanced System Properties
Under Advanced under Performance click "Settings..."
Under the new window there should be a bunch of checkmarks. its the second one up from the bottom, uncheck it.
In my case, the issue was resolved after I deleted the existing build on my simulator and rebuilt the app following the deletion and reinstallation of node_modules.
This just happened to me too. It really hurt seeing all of my files getting deleted one by one and even though I stopped it within the first 10 seconds it was already too late...
Introducing an azure firewall is an expensive way to achieve your goal. If you can modify your requirement slightly, another way would be to use a small integration subnet to control the number of IP addresses available to the app. In this case, a /29 is the smallest possible and would give you 3 usable addresses. As long as you can set the SFTP side to allow inbound traffic from any of these three addresses you will be good.
How about the :update / :up command? It's similar to the :write / :w command, but it doesn't actually write out the file if there were no changes made that need to be saved out.
(Kind of like the difference between :x and :wq ; if there are no changes to save, :x just quits without writing out the file, whereas :wq writes out the file regardless of whether there are any changes.)
it's an open-ended question, there is no single "right answer", any ideas are welcome (i have a few down my sleeve, but it don't want to set thinking in any direction)
And, finally, if you have a very large number of elements in the dendrogram, use these orders (they wirthe the dendrogram as a pdf file; you can change it to EMF or other output you want):
You can adapt these orders according to the size of the dendrogram. lab.cex always refer to the size of the characters and lwd the width of the dendrogram lines.
I was investigating why arch linux also does not show this hint.
debian (and so also ubuntu) adds a custom patch set over openssh-portable which adds this nice hint
Just remove the runtime parameter:
@tool("foo_tool", description="test tool")
def foo_tool() -> Command:
return Command(update={"called_tool": True})
This will run perfectly with the pre-built ToolNode.
Indeed! I off loaded all of the computation onto a web app script and only took information from the spreadsheet, instead of using formulas. It can now deal with multiple inputs from different users simultaneously.
If you are getting an integrity error it's likely that your business has not passed the verification. That also means that your phone number should pass the display name check. You should try again until you clear the "in progress" status from the flow builder.
