As mentioned in the comments std::partial_sort_copy does not modify the size of the container that it writes to. So if the original size of the vector is 0, the size will not change. Therefore, nothing will get placed in the vector.
Currently there is no such functionality. You could use Github codespaces / Gitpod to share a vscode environment but those wont be read-only for all intents and purposes. Alternatively, you could use the live share extension to temporarily share your session through a link, which you can set to be read-only
I just tried it myself on bound script against a basic sheet with data in a few columns and rows and it worked fine. It cleared only the data and left the formatting and data validation. The function was as follows :
function myFunction() {
let sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("Sheet1");
let range = sheet.getRange(1,1,sheet.getLastRow(),sheet.getLastColumn());
range.clear();
}
Are you running this bound, or unbound?
How are you selecting the range?
SNS FIFO provides strict ordering on deliveries to a SQS FIFO queue for each message group. Messages not in the same group are delivered in parallel while messages within a group respects the message ordering on delivery.
In case of retries, SNS FIFO will attempt to retry the same message in a group until it succeeds before moving to the next message in the group. If all messages are in the same group, then the first message must be delivered before moving to the next to respect the message ordering.
I'm a beginner just like you. I struggled a lot with AddTransient. I spent a lot of time on it, trying to draw a line, but it wouldn't appear. In the end, I suspect the issue wasn't that the line wasn't being drawn, but that it wasn't visible. When I set the line.ColorIndex property, I was finally able to see it on the screen. I assume that the line wasn't visible by default because the ColorIndex value hadn't been set. I hope this helps you.
Had the same problem. From my experience sympy can solve most of the z transforms but had problem with trig functions. Whilst lcapy could solve ZT of trig it had problems solving others so ended I up on using them both and can't complain now.
@calebmiranda It is not remembered, just smooth scrolling takes some time, which is in your example longer than 100ms and shorter than 500ms. You need to re-enable snap scroll when scroll is finished, so instead of timeout use scrollend event callback to set snap scroll back.
The issue in this line:
Debug.Log("check" + unit==null);
You're not testing whether unit is null as you might think. Instead, due to operator precedence, this statement is being evaluated like this:
Debug.Log(("check" + unit) == null);
Correct Way to Check for Null:
If you want to check whether unit is null and log the result, you should explicitly use parentheses to ensure the comparison happens first:
Debug.Log("check " + (unit == null));
Always use parentheses when combining comparisons and concatenation in a debug log to avoid confusion:
Debug.Log("Is unit null? " + (unit == null));
You are not too clear on how pages are listing products but I assume you are using WooCommerce? If so, this page should answer questions regarding product sorting
The issue is that I generated the dart files in the /protos directory, per the YouTube video tutorial. The correct location is the /lib directory. I generated pointing to /lib/generated and everything worked.
Completing the answer,
You cannot access the users table because it is part of the authentication schema. By default, the exposed schemas are public and graphql. You could expose the authentication schema, but that is not recommended as it would expose sensitive authentication data.
Just in case someone ends up here, this worked for me as the action that triggered my dialog was updating form so my dialog was dissapearing, because of the update, before closing and then my inputs weren't working
Session-based authentication on your shared hosting can be simpler and just as secure. You can store user and club data in the session to avoid constant database lookups and occasionally refresh it to handle bans or membership changes. A one-week session is feasible if you configure cookies and garbage collection properly, and it’s also user-friendly because the session is maintained automatically, so users don’t have to log in repeatedly.
We had to add in the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\MSV1_0 the Multi String value BackConnectionHostNames which contained only the hosts, not with the domains, because it only read the first line of the file and the other kept on the loop.
After that, we double-checked if we had in the IIS Authentication, Windows Authentication as our only authentication active. But, in the authentication providers, we had to remove all the providers but NTLM, because Kerberos and the others weren't compatible. (It seems like there was a MS KB in October that disabled those providers)
IEEE754 says that the result is as if computed exactly and then rounded.
mathematically x-x=0 for real x exactly.
Since 0 is exactly representable,
this shall be the result in IEEE754 arithmetic.
On the other hand, there are two numbers with value 0,
namely +0 and -0.
The standard says:
When the sum of two operands with opposite signs
(or the difference of two operands with like signs) is
exactly zero, the sign of that sum (or difference)
shall be +0 in all rounding-direction attributes
except roundTowardNegative;
under that attribute,
the sign of an exact zero sum (or difference) shall be −0.
So, x-x may be +0 or -0 and what it is depends on the rounding mode.
If x is an infinite value, the result is nan.
If x is itself nan, then the result is nan as well.
Yes, it should work, but you probably need to set up Ray’s config to connect to your local setup. Check the ray.php file or set environment variables like RAY_HOST and RAY_PORT to match your Lima or local server. If you’re using Lima or Docker, try host.docker.internal or the server’s IP. Once the settings match, just calling ray('message') should show up in the app—no need to mess with "Add Server" unless it’s something unique in your setup
As suggested by @001's comment, my issue was finally resolved by prepending "r" in the beginning of the comment, just before the quotation marks, to turn it into a raw string.
Basically LTS(long term supported) versions are in play. but don't use latest(when I am writing it is 22.13.1). Because I tried and it failed to remove the issue.
Some of our devs were running into this issue when using the emulator with specific versions of Windows. We found an answer while reviewing this documentation. For newer versions of the GRPC.Net.Client lib, there are some caveats about using the defaults on full .net framework.
We ended up specifying the GrpcCoreAdapter when using the emulator.
We store the files in Azure Storage, and then have an Azure Function access them to Encrypt/Decrypt PGP files. You could do something similar and have your Logic App call the Azure Function.
It sounds like the page template is set to default or something theme related which is then defining that top section on the page. To correct that you can set the page template to Elementor Full Width. This will remove that top section and you can then just redesign it in Elementor to your liking.
Looking at the code in KafkaMessageListenerContainer can't see anything that promises that polling (getting assigned partitions) from a thread distinct from the consumer's thread allows to observe consistent state of the assignedPartitions collection.
If there are only three operators, I would not try anything more complicated. Maybe if there were many more you could try a dict, where the key is operator and the value is a comparing function.
This occurs in testrail when you use any formatting, including when using block quotes for code entries.
"Test"
"Test"
The first entry should render as expected, the second entry renders with XML markings.
If you remove all other formatting you may use quotes.
Why this is occuring I am not sure but it began some 6-8 months ago and has caused endless issues with test cases and no admin I've spoken to has been able to resolve.
Right click on the project and select properties. In the Application section, find "Enable WPF for this project" and select it. The System.Windows.Automation namespace will become available.
This error was occurring to me too, then I saw that there were 2 classes with the same package path, package ...
Check to see if there isn't another class with the same path as well.
With some REPLACE in 1.2.3.4 to get [1,2,3,4] you can simply use JSON_EXTRACT:
SELECT
JSON_EXTRACT(ip.column1, '$[0]'),
JSON_EXTRACT(ip.column1, '$[1]'),
JSON_EXTRACT(ip.column1, '$[2]'),
JSON_EXTRACT(ip.column1, '$[3]')
FROM (
VALUES('[1,2,3,4]')
) AS ip
No matter what I research, everything seems to point back to using the ASP.NET Core middleware to redirect to a specific error page. Does anyone have any ideas on how to handle exceptions, but keep the user on the same view?
For a Razor Pages application (which is typically a controller-less alternative to MVC) if you want to avoid middleware and redirecting to another page on an exception, then you need to handle the exception on this page, which means you have to use a try-catch statement where you catch the exception and set whatever message you want to display:
You'll need to adjust your .cshtml.cs method as follows:
INSERT INTO Test(date, text, text2)
SELECT n.*
FROM (
VALUES('2025-01-22 10:10:03', 'Data5', 'DATA2')
) AS n
WHERE (n.column2, n.column3) NOT IN (
SELECT text, text2
FROM Test
ORDER BY id DESC
LIMIT 1
);
I know... 8 years later...
I have a network with 70 Lantronix serial servers, various models UDS10, UDS1100, UDS2100, XportAr, EDS4100.
I know there is a Dsearch.exe commandline tool, but I would like to use PowerShell to discover Lantronix on the network.
According to Michael Lyon at Lantronix
to discover old Cobos by sending hex 00 00 00 F8 to UDP 30718.
"The response from each device is exactly 120 bytes and will always start with the hex 00 00 00 F9" when the query starts with hex 00 00 00 F8. The four hex values immediately after the F9 are the responding unit's IP address in hex."
According to this thread on plotly forum, it seems it is not possible to make persistence work when the value of the component is set by a callback. Perhaps it is possible to circumvent this with a dcc.Store component.
I just went through a similar problem and concluded that old data was hidden in another sheet (the first one). I realized it because of using sheet_name argument, given that sheets can't repeat names
Here's the full set of styles applied to a container (any element), with text content, to make line clamping possible:
-webkit-line-clamp: 2;
display: -webkit-box;
-webkit-box-orient: vertical;
overflow: hidden;
white-space: break-spaces; /* added this */
padding-right: 50px; /* just to demonstrate, but my container had some arbitrary right padding, which caused some content to just be clipped without applying the ellipsis line clamping. This usually happened to content that could fit in one line, padding included. */
One more thing if it helps people stumbling into this - this article on CSS tricks outlines all the various ways to achieve clamping apart from this! https://css-tricks.com/line-clampin/ Some of them may circumvent this issue, I'm unsure, but worth trying depending on your use-case.
Assuming on the code you provide in the question, there is lack of Spring Security Filter, which would authenticate the request.
Your security filter chain might be such as:
I had the same issue, I was missing the service-worker.js file when executing npm run build.
The mistake I made was that I don't have a @vue/cli project, but a vite project and there is another plugin for that (vite-plugin-pwa). Maybe that helps someone save the time I needed to find out.
Set your production url as the authentication url in Supabase and then also add http://localhost:3000/** as a secondary authorized url and it should work.
In your screenshot, you only need that long supabase.co url in the allowed list, not localhost.
SELECT
Name,
Number,
Revision,
Status
FROM
Document
WHERE
(Status = 'Pending Effective') OR
(
(Status = 'Effective') AND
NOT EXISTS (
SELECT * FROM Document AS d WHERE (Document.Number = d.Number) AND
(d.Status = 'Pending Effective')
)
)
Just started learning Mapster. From this article I learned that the generation of extension methods for existing entities is triggered using the GenerateMapper method, which is located in a custom configuration class that derives from IRegister.
In short:
Add the “dotnet mapster extension” command to the *.csproj file, for example:
BigQuery uses envelope encryption. This means the data is encrypted with a Google-managed data encryption key, which is then encrypted with your key, referred to as a key encryption key. So upon key rotation, the only thing that is re-encrypted is the original data encryption key. The data itself is not re-encrypted. See https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/customer-managed-encryption.
Very similar solution to this question - the same method appears to work well with ggplots. Use the multicol section tags build into officedown, as documented here. See the top and the bottom of the code block below.
Had a similar problem recently. On the bitnami docker image for redis (now valkey) they minify the distro and it lacks the typical CA files you would find. Here is what worked for us.
There is no significant impact to general performance between a device with most of its RAM unused, and some of its RAM unused. In this regard, what matters is that you are not approaching or exceeding all of your RAM used. As long as the systems are not doing so, it is fine.
This does not necessarily give you an answer, though. You need to understand the systems it will be deployed on, and the processes you expect to them to be doing, to inform your decision.
So, if the systems running the memory-hungry script is solely used for that purpose, then there is no reason to keep excess memory free. While running the script, there will be no other processes using up memory, and so you essentially can know empirically how much RAM you can get away with.
However, if the systems are not only for data processing, you need to factor in the potential for processes outside of your own, and subtract that away from you allowance. For example, if you expect to be running this on someone's personal laptop, you have to account for the possibility that that person may open up chrome, play a game, have an application auto-update, or all of those at the same time. Ignoring this will not only make the device unusable for a period, but likely cause overflow errors which may halt or even effect the validity of your data processing. In this case, it may be beneficial to be conservative with your usage. One might see how much RAM the processes they expect to run concurrently might take up, and subtract that from their allowance.
TLDR:
Unused RAM is wasted RAM. If it is the only thing being ran on the device, use as much RAM as you have. If not, conserve RAM for expected tasks, based on the actual usage of those tasks.
When I decided to push my project from VSCode, I was not able to see the SourceControl UI option "Publish_To_GitHub". After some poking, I did delete ".git" folder from my project root, re-opened folder with VSCode, re-opened SourceControl, UI option "Publish_To_GitHub" was present. Which I picked & Remote Repository was successfully created and code pushed & saved.
This is unsolved. The ALS Pyspark algorithm still works, despite having repeated pairs user-item ratings, and it is not clear how it works (sum, average?). So the question goes further into understanding the algorithm and what is done when receiving the type of data the OP is giving us example.
