I just had the same problem and found your question. I've created a new AVD with Android 14 but that was not the solution. The "solution" was that I ran flutter run instead of flutter run emulator-5554 and it automatically picked up the running AVD with Android 14. Weird, right? I'm pretty sure the command worked fine for me in the past with my older AVDs.
You can visualize what data is shared between variables using package memory_graph
import memory_graph # see install instruction at link above
voting_records = [['1.', 'DIRECTOR', 'Management'],
['1', 'Allison Grant Williams', 'For'],
['2', 'Sheila Hartnett-Devlin', 'For'],
['3', 'James Jessee', 'For'],
['4', 'Teresa Polley', 'For'],
['5', 'Ashley T. Rabun', 'For'],
['6', 'James E. Ross', 'For'],
['7', 'Rory Tobin', 'For']]
cnames = ["Record","Proposal","Sponsor","VoteCast"]
voting_records_short = [record for record in voting_records if len(record) < len(cnames)]
if len(voting_records_short) == 0: pass
else:
ifdirector = ["DIRECTOR" in record for record in voting_records_short]
if True in ifdirector:
directorindx = int(ifdirector.index(True))
directorline = [voting_records_short[directorindx]]
directors = voting_records_short[directorindx+1:]
sponsoridx = cnames.index("Sponsor")
for ls in range(len(directors)):
directors[ls][0] = directorline[0][0] + directors[ls][0]
directors[ls][1] = directorline[0][1] + " " +directors[ls][1]
directors[ls].insert(sponsoridx,directorline[0][-1])
memory_graph.show(locals()) # show a graph of all local variables
which results in:
in which it is clear 'voting_records', 'voting_records_short', and 'directors' share all underlying data. As suggested consider making a deepcopy.
For resumable upload you should read tus protocol...
tus is a new, open protocol for resumable uploads built on HTTP. It offers simple, cheap and reusable stacks for clients and servers. It supports any language, any platform and any network.
I got the list by adding every action manually to a user in the admin console, then doing the GET request to /admin/realms/{realm}/users/{user-uuid} to retrieve the JSON representation of the actions in the requiredActions field.
Based on @shahim script I created an enhanced version with more user-friendly formatted Excel Sheet, highlighting missing translations and also support for plurals:
On further investigation I find that producing the list in either of the following ways works. I still do not understand why the version I used doesn't. I think it should.
// this works
Group {
List(viewModel.lineup) { PlayerRowView(player: $0) }
}
// so does this
ScrollView {
List(viewModel.lineup) { PlayerRowView(player: $0) }
}
For me, router.push({}) pushed a copy of the previous screen onto the stack. Mirroring the react-navigation docs linked by @love li studios, the answer was to use router.dismissTo()
I can suggest giving a try to Decor8 AI virtual staging API - which uses Stable Diffusion under the hood. It will save you trouble to train your own model, host it on rented GPU, scale it and then keep it available 24/7.
Having 2 to 3 percent difference between the training and testing is not a sign of overfitting especially in models like random forest which is very robust in nature your model doing exceptional on training data and also on testing.In this case model make good.Overfitting occurs when there is a large gap between training and testing.If you still want to make sure if the model is not overfitting you can check with other models like decision tree or logistic regression and compare the scores.
Use req.headers.get("x-forwarded-for") or req.headers.get("x-real-ip") to get the IP address in Next.js Middleware (Ensure nginx is properly configured to forward the IP-related headers).
The issue you are encountering is likely related to how Tkinter handles Unicode encoding and font support on Raspberry Pi, especially with non-ASCII characters. I suggest focusing on the following:
Ensure that your system is set to UTF-8 (export LANG=en_US.UTF-8).
Verify that the fonts are properly recognized by Tkinter.
If you're still having trouble, consider upgrading Tcl/Tk or trying specific fonts that are known to work well with Tkinter.
Let me know how it goes, and feel free to follow up if you encounter further issues! I'll be happy to help debug more. 😊
I think you don't need to define fields that define task attributes in the exception class either through the constructor or using the builder pattern.
In the vast majority of cases, you won't need to get them from the corresponding exception object.
P.S. If you really want to have this data in the exception object, define a constructor that takes one parameter - the search criteria object.
As pointed out in the documentation, there are breaking changes from version 2.0 and suggested to use SerializationContext.onParseElement as AdaptiveCard.onParseElement it has been removed. But still it is not hitting the handler.
Could you please check?
PS: it wasn't allowing me to post as comment hence i have posted it as query.
Visual Studio IDE Path:
Change the path for "Visual Studio IDE" and set it to D:\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022 or your desired location.
Download Cache Path:
Change the path for "Download cache" and set it to D:\VisualStudio\Packages or any other folder.
Shared Components Path:
Change the path for "Shared components, tools, and SDKs" and set it to D:\Microsoft Visual Studio\Shared or any other desired folder.
How to Change Paths:
Click the ... button next to each path and select your desired location.
Start Installation:
Once all paths are set, proceed to start the installation.
That's great, but you have to add the Admin SKD API twice. The 1st time it proposes only directory_v1, then reports_v1. I also need to rename Identifier AdminDirectory to AdminReports.
I added this line to the end of my render function and that seems to have solved my rendering issues on the line layer above - I believe it is reseting MapLibre's own stencil buffer before it begins to draw the next layer.
As already was mentioned, check the default augmentations in ultralytics/cfg/default.yaml. Also pay attention to set auto_augment=None so you don't get any additional random augmentations.
using Ionic.Zip
using (ZipFile zip = ZipFile.Read(Stream))
{
foreach (ZipEntry e in zip)
{
//To receive Stream
MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream();
e.Extract(stream);
}
}
I'll just leave it here in case anybody needs it: in my case, it was the "default" configuration file in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled folder that was conflicting with my own configuration and preventing it from running.
I just removed it and everything worked as intended.
I was having this problem too. My problem was solved when I sent an object instead of FormData. My Expo application was working smoothly on iOS and the Web, but I was getting [AxiosError: Network Error] error on Android.
By adding Status.NEW to a empty string (print("" + Status.NEW)), it is converted to a string with it's __str__, which will be NEW.
When you just use print(Status.NEW), python using the __repr__ method instead, which will be Status.NEW, instead of NEW
There is no direct tool or plugin to convert a Divi-built website into a WPBakery-built site, as both builders use different shortcodes and layouts. You’d need to manually rebuild the site in WPBakery, which can be time-consuming. Instead of converting, consider sticking with Divi, as it offers a more flexible and intuitive visual builder, pre-built divi layouts, and strong support. Divi also allows for easy design customization and comes with a wealth of resources that make website creation faster and more efficient, without the need for constant rebuilding.
VertxMDC creates a duplicate context from the current context unless the current context is already a duplicated context.
Without getOrCreateDuplicatedContext(), the currentContext inside the operation is the EventLoop context (in my case), so every MDC call (put, get) creates its own duplicated context and stores/retrieves data in a storage that no one else will ever use.
The solution to extract By from WebElement [method getByFromElement() ] will fail when a By contains locator that has parent::a or ancestor::div in its xpath
This is because an extra ':' char in xpath will result in wrong split
Thus instead the split(":"); need to use split(":",2); will work instead
If what you want is the text of the R script in a PDF (without the output of each script), you can just open your .R file in your Operating System's stock text editor (e.g., Apple's TextEdit.app) and then save that file as a PDF (from the text editor app).
Unfortunately, there are no additional formatting parameters in the echo() function in Nim, as in Python print(). It is very strange and stupid that it does not have such basic and important functionality.
I hope the developers agree that such functionality is necessary. And so far we haven't implemented it just because we haven't gotten around to it.
The RFCOMM protocol is one of the basic concepts of classic Bluetooth communication. The important thing used by the RFCOMM is a service's UUID. The service's UUID uniquely identifies the services that are supported by a Bluetooth-enabled device. It is something similar to a WEB protocol: a WEB server can provide HTTP, FTP, email services, etc.
The service UUID may also be referred to as a Bluetooth profile or service class. For example, the Serial Port Profile's UUID is 00001101-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB.
The other important concept of the RFCOMM communication is the RFCOMM channel number. The RFCOMM channel number provides a way for connection to a selected service. You can think about RFCOMM channel numbers as about TCP/IP ports. It is related but not hard-linked to the service's UUID. For example, your WEB server may provide HTTP service on ports 80 and 8080. The same about the Bluetooth RFCOMM channel number. The Serial Port Profile can listen on channel number 1 and on channel number 3.
This is very useful when a device has more than one service with the same UUID. For example, the device may have SPP (Serial Port Profile) service for configuration listening on channel 5 and the other SPP for communication listening on channel 6. If the device has such a configuration, you can identify and select the correct service by its name, which is also maybe published in SDP records.
A Bluetooth-enabled device declares supported services in something known as SDP (Service Discovering Protocol). This is a specially designed server. A client device can connect to the SDP server and query about supported services.
Actual RFCOMM connection always executes to the specific RFCOMM channel number, not to the service's UUID. Usually, most popular libraries allow you to use just a service's UUID. But internally (in the library or by the Bluetooth driver), this UUID resolves (using SDP records) to the RFCOMM channel number.
To be able to connect to a Bluetooth-enabled device, you must correctly provide the service's UUID. And the target device must run a Bluetooth RFCOMM server that listens on the specified service's UUID (and on the associated channel number). Some services are predefined by some devices (for example, HeadSet should support HandsFree and A2DP profiles). But some can appear only when a user installed a special application that acts as a Bluetooth RFCOMM server.
Also, there is no limitation to using any custom UUID for your custom services.
In your code you use the Serial Port Profile service UUID. By default, that profile may not be supported by the devices you are trying to connect to. Depending on your needs, you may need to use another service's UUID or to install an application that supports the required service.
For example, when you are connecting to a smartphone, you may use any OBEX service's UUID. You can find more about OBEX by this link.
You can find more (with code examples) about Bluetooth RFCOMM communication by this link.
If there is something unclear, please ask in comments, and I will try to provide more information.
I had this issue. It was because I added a table to my entity framework name "Resources". I removed the table and then my report loaded correctly. I just needed to rename my "Resources" table so there would be no conflict.
I am founder of an entity resolution company. I would not take a vector or graph approach for this (obvious bias, but still we do this day in day out). Vectors are too imprecise for entity resolution, and there is too much risk of entity "leakage" - i.e. over-linking.
Graphs are also not designed for entity resolution and will be slow and run into scaling options.
use a proper entity resolution solution.
There is my company: Tilores
Another ER company: Senzing
a popular OSS library: Zingg
The LottieFiles have a large padding around the animations. The solution was to use After Effects to crop any excess padding from the animations and re-save. An alternative is to use a bunch of ZStacks to deal with the excess padding
In my case nx hang indefinitely during project graph calculation once I added a second new app to my monorepo.
After 2h of trying different things, I found out that even the individual apps need a package.json or else it will not work (even tho for single version strategies where the docs say you don't need it)
If you're adding an event to S Planner with a button click, ensure smooth execution by avoiding common mistakes in event planning, such as mismanaging timelines or overlooking details. Integrate automation wisely for a seamless experience. For tips, see more on working with event planners effectively.
The object queries in DETR are vectors trained via backpropagation, just like learned positional embeddings are trained in other models like segmentation transformer (SETR) or bidirectional encoder representations from transformers (BERT). In the DETR base model which assumes a max of 100 objects per image, these are 100 256-dimensional vectors initialized randomly and trained using a part of the COCO data set.
DETR uses a transformer-based model that includes a decoder stack. A decoder stack requires input vectors, just like decoder-based NLP models like Llama or GPT that require a prompt. The set of object queries is the prompt in the case of DETR. Since the number of vectors, and thus the number of objects output by a decoder stack, is the same as the number of input vectors, we need as many input vectors as the max number of objects we expect (including objects of the "no object" class).
"here-docs" save the day frequently. It's not as hard as it seems:
ssh me@myserver "/bin/bash -s -- arg1 arg2" << 'EOF'
echo " | Now I am running in the remote shell, my pid is $$"
echo " | Variables need no special quoting, e.g. if I print the first arg..."
echo " | you will see arg1($1) in stdout."
echo " |"
echo " | My hostname is $(hostname), in case you doubt it!"
echo " | If you want to get fancy you can even more here-docs within this here-doc:"
cat <<'XXEOF' > ~/some_script
#!/bin/bash # How about a comment for our generated script?
echo " >> Welcome to $(hostname), I was generated from an ssh command line"
echo " >> Inner date is $(date -Iseconds)"
echo " >> If we wanted to, we could go to a 3rd level of nesting. Did you ever"
echo " >> see the movie 'Inception'?? Same thing: it's here-docs all the way down"
echo " >> "
XXEOF
chmod +x ~/some_script
echo " | Outer date: $(date -Iseconds)"
sleep 2
~/some_script
EOF
Produces this output:
| Now I am running in the remote shell, my pid is 115798
| Variables need no special quoting, e.g. if I print the first arg...
| you will see arg1(arg1) in stdout.
|
| My hostname is myserver, in case you doubt it!
| If you want to get fancy you can even more here-docs within this here-doc:
| Outer date: 2025-01-14T09:03:47-05:00
>> Welcome to traind-pw-679, I was generated from an ssh command line
>> Inner date is 2025-01-14T09:03:49-05:00
>> If we wanted to, we could go to a 3rd level of nesting. Did you ever
>> see the movie 'Inception'?? Same thing: it's here-docs all the way down
>>
I am using <img src="https://drive.google.com/thumbnail?sz=w1920&id=<image id>" alt="Logo" /> and it's working very well. Just a quick suggestion: for the image file to display properly on the HTML page, make sure the file in Google Drive is set to "Share with anyone with the link" in the sharing options.
