background-image: url('your-file.svg');
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-size: 100% 100%;
background-position: top right;
I was able to solve this by inserting a "Word Joiner" unicode character U+2060 in between the inline content and the text. You can try something like this:
val nestedStr = buildAnnotatedString {
append(prefix)
append("\u2060")
appendInlineContent("icon", "?")
}
SUM(CASE WHEN action_type='debit'THEN action_amount ELSE 0END)->Calculates total debit amount per client.
SUM (CASE WHEN action_type='credit'THEN action_amount ELSE 0 END)->Calculates total credit amount per client.
for clinet_id =10,
Balance =382.
For my case, I had to delete Podfile.lock and then run pod --repo-update inside the ios folder.
The returned WM_POINTER value (0 or DefWindowProc) can prevent subsequent WM_TOUCH and WM_GESTURE messages, but Raw Input and WM_INPUT do not prevent the corresponding messages from appearing in the case of Touchpad, Touch, or Pen. For Touchpad, simply prevent subsequent WM_LBUTTONDOWN messages from appearing in response to a press, and so on. A unique feature of the user interface is that GetTickCount() can be used to determine the message time. At the start of any action, the times of previous actions can be checked. If they are earlier, for example, GetDoubleClickTime(), all variables can be reset to their original state, and processing will resume as if nothing had happened before which is perfectly normal, as in this case when using Mouse after Touchpad. This fully applies to both Touchpad and Mouse.
The Precision Touchpad has five touch points, but we should always strive to simplify working with input devices, and these devices provide a good solution. For example, with Touch and Touchpad, you can continue moving the cursor with one finger and perform actions with another finger, as with the Windows Press and Tap gesture. By hovering the cursor on the Touchpad, you can perform over a dozen different operations if the subsequent tap occurs on different points of the Touchpad grid, as in the ASUS NumberPad. You can also click over a dozen points around the perimeter of the Touchpad, which is typically unused.
A single tap with one finger only has the options Tap, Press, and Press and Move (8 Directions). Double-tapping has four options: Double Tap (iPadOS simple scale, Apple Pencil), Tap + Press, Press + Tap, and Press + Press, of which only Double Tap and Tap + Press are useful. Triple-tapping has eight options: Tap + Tap + Tap (used in some cases, including Mouse), Tap + Tap + Press, Tap + Press + Tap, Tap + Press + Press, Preaa + Tap + Tap, Press + Tap + Press, Press + Press + Tap, Press + Press + Press, Press + Press + Press, of which only two are useful: Tap + Tap + Tap and Tap + Press. This is a fundamental limitation of the Touch Screen. Tap + Tap + Press can also be used as a simpler version of Tap + Tap + Tab.
Touchpad operations can be more varied using Ctrl and Shift, as is the case with the Mouse Wheel.
The number of single-finger operations is very limited, but with two fingers, there is a wide variety of simple, quick Tap and Press operations, depending on the distance between the fingers and their relative positions. After pressing with two fingers, you can also lift one of them to the right or left, and the same applies to a wide range of relative positions and distances between the fingers.
Same in here also using latest version of firebase_auth, firebase_messaging, firebase_core. I encounter the same error on release version and updated the firebase dependcies to latest but non working.
try to play with the "flex: x x x" css property and set the min-width of your element to fit-content
I tried all the above solutions but could not resolve it.
At last, I downgraded my Tailwind to v3 using:
npm install -D tailwindcss@3 postcss autoprefixer
A MissingPluginException in Flutter means your app is trying to use a plugins feature like location, camera, but Flutter can’t find its native code on Android or iOS.
Try stopping your currently running project completely and then re-running it. This usually resolves the issue.
Mostly issue seems to be with base href.
Reasons Why Ionic Angular Components Don’t Render in APK
Wrong <base href="/"> configuration → Change it to <base href="./"> in index.html
Outdated Android System WebView → Update WebView on the device
Using browser-only APIs like window, document, localStorage, fetch directly → Wrap with platform checks
Missing global styles or CSS imports → Ensure global.scss and Ionic CSS are included in angular.json
Lazy-loaded modules or case-sensitive import paths breaking in APK build
Required permissions not granted (camera, storage, etc.) so components depending on them silently fail
Telegram mistakenly interpreted the value of the name attribute twitter:image in the meta tag of an HTML document as og:image.
Why does each method yield a different number? And which is the correct one?
x@instance-013:~$ gsutil ls -R "gs://takeout-export-" | wc -l
2941
x@instance-013:~$ gsutil du "gs://takeout-export-" | wc -l
2767
x@instance-013:~$ gsutil ls -lR "gs://takeout-export-" |tail -n 1
TOTAL: 2592 objects, 5050799671951 bytes (4.59 TiB)
x@instance-013:~$ gcloud storage ls --recursive "gs://takeout-export-" | wc -l
2941
Turns out I need to run ClearWindow() on the HWindow. So I end up with:
MyWindow.HalconWindow.SetWindowParam("background_color", "white");
MyWindow.HalconWindow.ClearWindow();
Recently found this API for OCR math recognition: https://www.snapxam.com/apis/math-apis/docs it works fairly well, gives you the recognition result in latex and infix notation. Is not a library but could serve for the same purpose. You need to request an api key though.
Sorry, turned out my problem was with a keymapping program I was using, where I had mapped Ctrl-LeftClick. My fault...
This package lets you run a real firebase-admin Firestore instance entirely in-process against an in‑memory database with high-fidelity production Firestore semantics (CRUD, batches, transactions, queries, aggregations, vector values, listeners, etc). No emulator is required, just install as a dev-dependency and drop into your unit tests. Zero boot time. Zero deploy loop. Zero external processes. Just edit, save, and test.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@firebase-bridge/firestore-admin
The companion package allows you to register all Firestore triggers your production app exports, and drive them by performing writes against the mock database.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@firebase-bridge/firestore-functions
An example in the doc of flink show how create a custom MapFunction class
This package lets you run a real firebase-admin Firestore instance entirely in-process against an in‑memory database with high-fidelity production Firestore semantics (CRUD, batches, transactions, queries, aggregations, vector values, listeners, etc):
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The companion package allows you to register all Firestore triggers your production app exports, and drive them by performing writes against the mock database:
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I also got this error, maybe for a different reason, but there is a shortcut in the console that misleads users. I made the relevant explanation in the comment in the link. https://stackoverflow.com/a/79783251/9439748
There is no way to fix this, more info here: https://github.com/ShareX/ShareX/issues/8014
iOS 17.4 introduced contentAlignmentPoint. All you need to do now is
tableView.contentAlignmentPoint = CGPoint(x: 0, y: 1)
Add
Only after both my error went away.
buildFeatures {
compose = true
}
implementation(libs.androidx.activity.compose.v140)
I had this issue appear recently on Google Pixel 7. My issue turned out to be caused by using VPN software (Google VPN). Turning that off allowed the play store to play preview videos again.
This error usually happens when pandas needs to be built from source, but the required C++ build tools or dependencies are not set up.
One can fix it easily by upgrading your tools and letting pip use the prebuilt wheel.
If using a virtual environment, activate it first, and also make sure you are using Python 3.8+ and the correct environment in VS Code. You also do not need to install extra virsual C++ tools for this anymore.
A simple solution I tend to use is to not use a MessageBox but to show messages in a Textbox. That solution, of course, does not work if you REALLY want to use a MessageBox.
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With @Siguza's help, I found a variation of the launch command that worked. The only broken part was correctly invoking Java. The find command Sugiza suggested is below.
find /Library/Java -name java
That command returned the following results:
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_65.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/bin/java
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_65.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_40.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/bin/java
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_40.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_101.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/bin/java
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_101.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-25.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java
As mentioned in the SO post about not finding Java, the path needed for --jdkhome ends with '/Contents/Home' and not with '/bin'. Here's the command that worked.
/Applications/NetBeans/netbeans27/bin/netbeans --jdkhome /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-25.jdk/Contents/Home --userdir ~/NBUser --cachedir ~/NBCache --fontsize 16
I could figure out how to execute a script from the terminal using the specific environment of the project.
At the NewProject directory:
...NewProject$ julia --project my_first_plot.jl
Or outside NewProject:
$ julia --project=~/path/to/NewProject/ ./NewProject/my_first_plot.jl
With --project, julia could use the information at the Manifest.toml where the version and packages were added.
At the end, I realized that the Manifest.toml has a similar purpose of a Python directory where the packages of a virtual environment are stored. This link helped me to know the difference.
On Sequoia Mac with Apple Silicon (M3) and Postgres 18 the way to do it seems to be
export PATH="/Library/PostgreSQL/18/bin:$PATH"
in configuration file of shell of your choice (e.g. .zshrc).
Try using the Routes API (https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/routes) with routingPreference set to "TRAFFIC_AWARE". This will give the index and travel speed along your route, which you can visualize by drawing a custom polyline in the color of your choice (https://blog.afi.io/blog/plan-a-route-with-multiple-stops-using-the-routes-api/).
You could use my tool to automatically convert Surface Shaders to URP/HDRP shaders : Surface Shader Converter . If you have any issues with it, send me an email and I’ll fix it.
I created simple extension for it. It takes all styles and pastes them as inline styles: Copy HTML with CSS
<div id="paypal-container-5BDUVJA8XVV2U"></div>
<script>
paypal.HostedButtons({
hostedButtonId: "5BDUVJA8XVV2U",
}).render("#paypal-container-5BDUVJA8XVV2U")
</script><script
src="https://www.paypal.com/sdk/js?client-id=BAAE0TffPxgfMoCOGqPoVkFoIUKcHyEwQ8CHBBdx46o_7XDCxhjugKhb04afW0eeOb3ECia0kahDdtqDfg&components=hosted-buttons&disable-funding=venmo¤cy=MYR">
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The logging answer above helped. Turns out I needed to comment out this in my sshd config:
#Match Group administrators
# AuthorizedKeysFile __PROGRAMDATA__/ssh/administrators_authorized_keys
Have you found a solution? I'm having this problem with the Android project, and it's so annoying I want to burn my computer.
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I had this issue on MacOs. I solved it by switching the keyboard from US(international) to ABC.
Likeliest cause - you’re mixing toolchains.
SFML 3.0.2’s prebuilt Windows binaries are for MSVC. You’re compiling with g++/MinGW (w64devkit), so if you linked MSVC-built SFML DLLs, things “kind of start” (a window flashes) but then hang/crash around context creation. Build SFML from source with the same compiler you use for your app, or install a MinGW-built package (e.g., via vcpkg/ MSYS2) that matches your MinGW exactly.
Turns out I had a typo that imported md files instead of mdx, I still want to know how to properly import stuff in MDX using content collections
Closest things you can get to grids in react native is by either using flex wrap or flat list.
Please refer this tutorial [**www.youtube.com/@SmartBotSphere**\]:
I used my phone and it worked. Dont know why though
Using Version 118 download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118 works with Python 3.13 — unfortunately, no other version does, which was honestly quite confusing. However, when using Python 3.11, it was compatible with both 118 and 121.
you could get substring
text[:24], remove spaces on its right endrstrip()and get length of both strings and substract them.
spaces += len(table_heading_raw[:raw_index]) - len(table_heading_raw[:raw_index].rstrip()) - 1
from furas answer
In 16-bit NE (the “New Executable” used by Win 3.x / OS/2 1.x), you can’t practically use segment indices above 255 for code or data that needs fixups or exported entry points. The format does store the segment count as a 16-bit WORD, but all the places that refer to a segment inside the module (relocations, entry table) use an 8-bit segment number, which caps addressable segments at 255. That’s the real limit linkers/loaders work with.
Why the mismatch?
Segment table count (WORD): historical/structural choice. It doesn’t imply you can actually address >255 segments from within the module; it’s just how the header field was defined.
Relocation records: when the target is an internal segment, the relocation encodes the segment number in a BYTE, so only 1..255 can be referenced.
Entry table: exported entry descriptors also carry the segment number in a BYTE, so exports can only point into segments 1..255.
What about segments >255?
They are not usable for anything that requires a relocation to point at them or for exported entry points—because there’s no way to encode “segment 256+” in those tables.
The only practical “beyond-255” content would be things not addressed by segment numbers at all, e.g., resources, which are located via the resource table (type/id/language) and loaded by the loader using those IDs rather than a segment index. But those aren’t general code/data you call or reference with fixups.
In practice, linkers for NE refuse to produce a module with >255 loadable segments, or they’ll fail at link/load time.
So, if you need more than 255 segments worth of code/data, the traditional 16-bit strategies were:
Use fewer, larger segments (each up to 64 KiB in NE).
Use overlays (classic DOS/16-bit technique) or movable segments that are swapped in as needed.
Split into multiple modules (DLLs) so each has its own ≤255 segment space.
Move to a linear (LE/LX) or PE format where this 8-bit limit doesn’t exist.
Bottom line: the BYTE-sized “segment number” fields in the relocation and entry tables define the real ceiling. Segments with indices >255 are, for all practical code/relocation/export purposes in NE, unusable. The 16-bit count in the header is just a quirk of the file format definition, not an invitation to exceed that limit.
Good Luck sir :)
There’s also a rather good Go package with autogenerated FHIR models: https://github.com/samply/golang-fhir-models.
It includes a marshaler and unmarshaller.
I’ve used it in my own project, and it covers all my needs for the R4 protocol.
No you can’t force Google Play to show an in-app product price of exactly $1.00 USD. Google Play automatically rounds to “market-friendly” price points like $0.99, $1.49, $1.99, etc., as part of its price normalization system.
hi dear you can use Quokka.js extension in vscode for show consol results
I think this might be answer : https://cartflows.com/docs/how-to-hide-woocommerce-pages-products/
I the confusion comes from how ADF is storing active or inactive state and how deployments use the publish branch.
When you make an activity inactive ADF writes the isDisabled as true into the pipeline JSON so when you reactivate it again ADF doesn't change the value to false but simply removes that property and that means your PR may show a line deleted as a difference and it can be easy to miss or it can't be a visible change if you edit in live instead of git mode.
So if you merged from staging to preprod and it didn't regenerate the oreorid env adf_publish the change may not reach pre prod.
In ADF, you should be in git mode where you are in staging before you save and publish and in the PR from staging to preprod shows the removal isDisabled in the activity JSON.After merging, switch to preprod branch sync and then publish again to regenerate preprod adf_publish.
Create a Native Swift Module — this module will wrap Apple’s RoomCaptureView and RoomCaptureSession.
Bridge to React Native — using React Native’s iOS bridge, expose native methods and events.
Integrate in JS/TS Side — render a native view or trigger room scans from React Native components.
Export Results — RoomPlan outputs a .usdz model and structured room data that you can pass back to JS.
This open source java project does exactly that in the first time screen supposedly for building a searchable, fast and shareable tree of blobs: Link to exact java class (method: BuildTree():)
Managed to print JSON by adding
logging.level.tracer=TRACE
logging.file.name=logs/es.log
to
application.properties
It print a lot but includes the JSON query
Unfortunately this option no longer exists in IntelliJ currently. I feel sad about that...
Now I execute instead manually "mvn clean install -rf :failed-module-name"
May be your out of storage ! I too have faced this once but after cleaning up memory and giving the emulator enough breathing space it worked fine
I have the same issue and have been trying to resolve it using the same methods you have mentioned and nothing works for me as well, if you were able to resolve this issue, would appreciate your help
Unity Version: 6000.2.6f2
Rider:2025.2.2.1
I met this problem when I try to use Rider instead of VS both on Mac and Windows. Then I try to remove the visual studio Editor in the package manager in Unity which works for me.
how to create this array in a similar way in Python?
@Jadav Bheda had an answer that didn't work for me, but the link in his post helped: Amending older or multiple commit messages
I had a commit that I had just pushed, but forgot to put all of my commit notes in there with it.
My commits are long and look like this:
Large scope message of what changed
detailed commit message
detailed commit message
etc
First I amended the message using command line and basic VIM commands, then I force pushed the change to overwrite my previous commit. As others have stated above please be careful with this due to reasons others have stated above.
git commit --amend
git push --force-with-lease
For the VIM uninitiated:
"i" - Insert/type stuff
"ESC" - Back/Stop inserting
":wq" - Execute Write & Quit commands when finished
":q" - Quit (only works with when no changes were made)
":q!" - Quit and Discard Changes/Exit without saving
I had the same idea for 3D-to-2D conversion, but I was unable to solve the image distortion problem after splitting the video into two sides. As a result, AI models that work on standard videos/images are ineffective. Many years have passed, and I was wondering what your current progress is.
Go to Edit -> Preferences -> C++ -> Clangd
Uncheck Use clangd
这样也可以成功
<dependency>
<groupId>org.projectlombok</groupId>
<artifactId>lombok</artifactId>
<version>1.18.32</version> <!-- 最新稳定版 -->
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
Information from the repo shows that this package is tested on:
CentOS 7
Debian 8, 9
Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04, 18.04
It doesn't seem to support Windows. If you don't have Linux, you can install Linux on Windows with WSL.
Decided that since VPATH syntax seems to be involved, I would just redo the scan in a non-VPATH build. Works fine. So this seems to be a problem that Coverity gets messed up with the iquote syntax - avoid it by using non-VPATH build appears to circumvent the problem. I'll declare this done since I now have a workaround. Thanks for your assistance!
Bottom line: do NOT use VPATH builds with Coverity, at least not on this project.
As @wohlstad pointed out, C arrays are non-copyable. I have to use the way of using a temporary bar variable, set the members and provide this to push_back()
bar tempBar;
tempBar.barInt = 1;
strcpy( tempBar.barChar, fooString );
foo.push_back( tempBar );
Maybe this of help for some people dealing with this issue. I had the same problem when adding "App Intents" framework to my app to support Shortcuts. The problem is that you must not have older/other versions of the app on your system (e.g. in your /Applications folder) that have the same bundle identifier. As a temporary workaround, you may want to change the bundle identifier.
Can be used with import thusly:
import { exec } from "child_process";
exec('start https://www.google.com/');
Solved this by giving a `constraints` object to the `controller.captureFromLongWidget` method.
https://apps-d.docusign.com/admin/connect-failures
This is the page I was looking for. shows you exact errors.
Take a look at Format::JSON::Stream::Reader
use Format::JSON::Stream::Reader ();
my $reader = Format::JSON::Stream::Reader->new(
{
input => \*FILEHANDLE,
}
);
while (defined(my $token = $reader->fetch())
{
# Do something with $token.
}
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If this is happening after a certain amount of scroll, you definitely have some padding in parent element/s. I remember fixing the same issue by removing padding-bottom from the parent container.
And how can we do that in 3D ??
I don't see any DampedSpringJoint3D in Godot ?... Especially if we want to work with JOLT Physics. Is there any possiblity to do the same thing ?
I got a win last night and it was real, I played on the JO777 site
An alternative approach would be using newer DiInstallDriver function. It works fine from a Windows service. Additionally you need to call SetupSetNonInteractiveMode(TRUE) in the process to suppress UI.
If you want to handle RTL direction for specific editor add class for wrapper ql-editor class then give it styles ex:
className='rtl-editor'
To not effect on ltr editors
.rtl-editor {
.ql-editor {
direction: rtl;
text-align: right;
}
}
1. Check if the folder wp-content/plugins/ is not exist, create it by yourself.
2.Check etc/https.conf the User and Group setting value (it might be daomon )
3.set the owner and group for project owner. (if the macos login user is abc, project folder is project) :
cd /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/project
sudo chown -R abc:daemon
sudo chmod -R 775 .
4.Reload plugin page and try to install
echo 'aaa' | zenity --text-info
I have found this tutorial at youtube, it might help you:
for month I have been struggling with the same issue.
I have found this post from Reddit but it doesn't seem to work.
I have tried then using the Google's API explorer and the correct type appears to be cvt_galleryTemplateId
I also tried cvt_containerId_templateId as suggested on Reddit but had no luck (but in the past I was able to, using Python).
I am not sure then what's the correct type as Google's documentation is crap.
I am writing a function to autoamte the copy between container to create a MCP server so I hope I will solve this.
I'd suggest to do some tests using the API Explorer to better understand how it works.
Good luck
PO runs background maintenance on unity catalog managed tables you have : for optimize will be file compaction only, vaccum is 7 days by default and analyze, and it does not run zorder so if a table has e-ordered files PO will ignore them. PO schedule isn't public so you can't really pick a safe window to z-order first or after in a reliable way.
It's recommended that you go for liquid clustering with automatic liquid clustering so the PO keeps the table clustered for you and if you find that any of your workloads can benefit from Z, just disable the PO on that scope which contain the tables and run the z-order yourself.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/delta/clustering
Yes, possible tomap JSON to Python objects similarly to how Jackson in Java.
I created a small library to simplify this: mappy-json-object-mapper
from mappy.dynamic_class_mapper import DynamicClassMapper
class PersonDetails:
name: str
age: int
city: str
def __init__(self):
pass
def get_name(self): return self.name
def get_age(self): return self.age
def get_city(self): return self.city
json_data = {
"name": "John",
"age": 31,
"city": "New York"
}
person = DynamicClassMapper(PersonDetails).do_mapping(json_data)
print(person.get_name()) # John
print(person.get_age()) # 31
print(person.get_city()) # New York
more example: Github - object mapping
The problem arises form the parameters used in detectMultiScale() method, try different parameters for optimal results
import numpy as np
import cv2
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
bodydetection = cv2.CascadeClassifier('cascades/haarcascade_fullbody.xml')
img = cv2.imread('/content/full-body-shot-of-young-blonde-happy-woman-isolated-on-white-background-ER3EPG.jpg')
gray = cv2.cvtColor(img, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
body = bodydetection.detectMultiScale(gray, 1.01, 2) # Further adjusted parameters
for (x,y,w,h) in body:
cv2.rectangle(img,(x,y),(x+w,y+h),(0,255,0),2)
cv2_imshow(img)
cv2.waitKey(0)
cv2.destroyAllWindows()
Below is an example of my input image
in your code T0-T7 access only bank 0...15 which should cover 0...31 to avoid bank conflicts(in other words issue one transaction)
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 888 -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 443 -j ACCEPT
With Candidates in A2:A6 and Rankings in B2:B6, why not simply create the 5x5 matrix in C1 with the simple formula below? Obviously, you can exchange the cell references with dynamic or named ranges, but there is no need for LET, LAMBDA, TOCOL, MAKEARRAY etc.
=VSTACK(
TRANSPOSE(A2:A6),
--(TRANSPOSE(B2:B6) < B2:B6)
)
The answer by Rúben Paixão is right .
[WorkletsError: [Worklets] Mismatch between JavaScript part and native part of Worklets (0.6.0 vs 0.5.1).
My goal here is to add on an explanation behind the issue, this error is mainly caused by Version mismatch between the version in expo go app vs the version that react native reanimated uses which is for react-native-worklets when u upgrade to the latest sdk we get a version mismatch . So its better to downgrade for it to work with expo go .
Other alternative would be to use expo client to generate specialized expo build for android or iOS
I will mention this as probably an obvious answer. If you are importing torch already, you can just make your own copy of this function using the original function as a template and calling torch.topk and torch.cumsum the way the original function did.
One of How do I display image from MongoDB using Node.js?
However design history is also noteworthy here. Not to scattered among many ones for example at build files there are over there: https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=%22design%20history%22
tables
and as an explicit file such as in your question.
chrome://net-internals/#dns
put this in the address bar
This will open the DNS section of the chrome internal settings
put your Domain name and click on the clear host cache.
Now reload the page and see
Highly recommend downgrading their Python version from 3.13 to either 3.12 or 3.11. Hope this resolves your problem
To put it simply for beginners:
Both IAM Users and IAM Roles can be used to access AWS services, but the key difference is that IAM Roles provide temporary credentials that are automatically managed and rotated, while IAM Users have permanent credentials (access keys and passwords). You can think of an IAM Role like a temporary API key that your EC2 instance or Lambda function can assume, whereas an IAM User is like a permanent API key tied to a person or app.
define BatteryService BLEUUID((uint16_t)0x180F)
BLECharacteristic BatteryLevelCharacteristic(BLEUUID((uint16_t)0x2A19), BLECharacteristic::PROPERTY_READ | BLECharacteristic::PROPERTY_NOTIFY);
BLEDescriptor BatteryLevelDescriptor(BLEUUID((uint16_t)0x2901));
BLECharacteristic BatteryVoltageCharacteristic(BLEUUID((uint16_t)0x2BF0), BLECharacteristic::PROPERTY_READ | BLECharacteristic::PROPERTY_NOTIFY);
BLEDescriptor BatteryVoltageDescriptor(BLEUUID((uint16_t)0x2901));
sorry,I forgot how to use webassembly,I thought everyone was using the api and react because I was using.
"I encountered the same problem with a different HuggingFace model and managed to resolve it. I'm not sure if the solution is identical, but I will share the method I used in case it can help to resolve this issue:
Download Dependency Walker from the link below: https://github.com/lucasg/Dependencies?tab=readme-ov-file
Run the DependenciesGui.exe file by clicking on it.
Go to File -> Open -> and click on the libtorchcodec_core7.dll file located in D:\Projects\UrbanNoiseClassifier.venv\Lib\site-packages\torchcodec\.
The error is caused by missing DLL files, which appear with a red question mark (?). Download the DLL files marked with a ? through a Google search, and when you re-run the code, it should execute without any issues."
class Encrypt:
def __init__(self, key):
self.key = key
async def encrypt(self, value) -> bytes:
row = await connections.get("default").execute_query_dict("SELECT pgp_sym_encrypt($1, $2) AS ans;", [value, self.key])
return row[0]["ans"]
Usage:
await models.ModelWithEncryptedField.create(encrypted=await Encrypt(key).encrypt(value))
i think they are denied the service based on http header content.
Sorry this answer is way too late, but I discovered a way to transform vertices from model to world-view space. The geometry still looks fine in world-view space. Here is the question/answer: Can you extract a world (or world-view) matrix from a World-View-Projection (WVP) matrix?
The key is guessing the projection matrix using parameters. And when you have a projection matrix that is close enough you can calculate the WV matrix (WV = WVP*P^-1). You can calculate how close it is by transforming a known object like a 1x1x1 cube and checking how close the edges are after transformation - if its still a 1x1x1 cube then the error is low.
Even though this question is very old, it might help people who land on the page via searching.
This method is simpler and more consistent.
First style all <ol> and then get the style from the child <ol>:
ol{
/* your style */
}
/* unset all style in child */
ol ol{
all:unset;
}