I removed rsync homebrew lib for now because it's affect the XCode build, here is command for removing rsync for now. Later with update this issue might fixed

How does Tadarise 10mg work in individuals with high cholesterol?

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Among the popular ED treatments, Tadarise 10mg is a widely used option. It has gained popularity for its effectiveness, but many wonder how it interacts with high cholesterol. To understand this, we must first see how high cholesterol and ED are related.

Can High Cholesterol Cause ED?

High cholesterol can be an underlying cause of ED because it negatively affects blood circulation. Cholesterol builds up in the arteries, forming plaques that narrow the passageway for blood. This reduced blood flow can affect various parts of the body, including areas responsible for normal function. When blood cannot circulate freely, it becomes challenging to maintain normal physiological responses, leading to conditions like ED.

It is important to manage cholesterol levels, not just for your heart but also for your overall well-being. Cholesterol can be managed by tweaking your lifestyle, whereas managing ED requires medications like Tadarise 10mg.

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Tadarise 10mg contains tadalafil, which belongs to a group of medications that work by relaxing blood vessels and improving blood flow. This process is essential for maintaining normal physiological responses. The active ingredient, tadalafil works by inhibiting an enzyme called PDE5, which otherwise restricts blood flow. By inhibiting PDE5, Tadarise 10mg allows for better circulation. Like any medication, Tadarise 10mg may cause some side effects, including:

• Headache

• Flushing

• Nasal congestion

• Dizziness

• Muscle pain

It is advisable to consult a healthcare professional before using Tadarise 10mg, especially if you have any pre-existing conditions or are on medication for cholesterol.

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• Most research indicates that Tadalafil does not directly reduce cholesterol levels. However, it improves blood circulation, which might indirectly benefit cardiovascular health.

• Tadalafil's ability to enhance blood flow might slightly improve vascular health, but it should not be considered a treatment for high cholesterol.

• Some studies suggest that improved endothelial function due to increased blood flow may have marginal benefits, but the evidence is limited.

• Tadalafil is generally safe when taken with statins (cholesterol-lowering drugs), but following a healthcare professional's advice is crucial.

• Combining Tadarise with specific cholesterol medications might increase the risk of side effects, such as muscle pain or weakness.

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=indirect(vlookup(a1,$i$8:$j$13,2,false))

in my case I use: =INDIRECT(UNIQUE('Data Validation'!$E$2:$E$25,FALSE,TRUE))

I have tried this but it throws an error: "The source currently evaluates to an error. Do you want to continue?"

Thank You Very Much, its resolved,

This is the same issue than when I try running from gutter icons:

Currently, you cannot run common Compose Multiplatform tests using android (local) test configurations, so gutter icons in Android Studio, for example, won't be helpful.

Found in the documentation, section "android emulator".

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <sstream>

using namespace std;

int main() {
    string input = "1 2 3 4 5";  // Space-separated string of integers
    vector<int> nums;

    // Create a stringstream object with the input string
    stringstream ss(input);

    int temp;
    // Extract integers from the stringstream and add them to the vector
    while (ss >> temp) {
        nums.push_back(temp);
    }

    // Output the vector contents
    for (int num : nums) {
        cout << num << " ";
    }

    return 0;
}

I don't know how to create context KafkaClients and I got bug kerberos only

As an alternative, IPLocate also offers a free IP to Country database, also available on GitHub without an account.

Disclaimer: I run this service.

This happens due to the dependency conflicts. Both apache-poi and other dependency has transitive dependency of commons-compress. And both the dependencies uses different version of commons-compress.

There are two ways to fix this issue.

1. Exclude the transitive dependency commons-compress from other dependency.

2. Use dependencyManagement to enforce global version for commons-compress

See how to fix maven dependency conflicts

The issue was the the CSV file contained Commas in the number values. So while the column was set to an integer SQLite was reading it as a number until the comma, then it was dropping the rest.

Opened the CSV in Excel, removed the commas, recreated the table and its summing correctly now.

If you're having rounding issues within the math of your program, I've been there. This line works like a charm.

x = Math.round(x * 100.0) / 100.0;

That being said, if you only want the answer to be rounded at the end (aka the output) just use SYstem.out.printf("%2f", x); like these guys suggested

I just created my account so I can't comment yet. However, I am working on a group project for school and I can say you just saved me from so much trouble. Thank you !

I am using redis-server 5.0.8. It works fine with python: channels_redis 4.2.1 and redis 5.2.1.

The early used redis-server 3.2.12 had such 'BZPOPMIN' issue.

Did you end up figuring out a solution? Thanks!

i do not know, and I am having trouble too

The FQDN is not currently defined for ICE candidates. In RFC 5245, FQDN candidates were under-defined. Specifically, RFC 5245 states that when parsing <connection-address>, an agent can differentiate between an IPv4 address and an IPv6 address by the presence of a colon in its value; the presence of a colon indicates an IPv6 address. This is impossible for FQDN. This means it is impossible to determine the priority for this candidate when the candidate checklist is created, and the transport for the m-line when this candidate is selected. As a result, FQDNs were prohibited when RFC 8839 was written. The intent was that if anyone actually needed FQDN candidates, an extension or an update to RFC 8839 would be written.

I think FQDN candidates are generally a bad idea. Instead of adding an FQDN candidate, an agent responsible for generating SDP should resolve the DNS name and insert the actual address into the SDP..

I removed rsync homebrew lib for now because it's affect the XCode build, here is command for removing rsync for now. Later with update this issue might fixed.

For now run this command:

brew uninstall rsync

This is expected to be resolved by checking the settings in firebase.json. Please check the following points.

"public": "dist"

Please make sure that static files such as index.html are placed directly under the "dist" folder. If not, fix "dist" to the correct path.

El error es porque le pones la variable "l_param_name" a todo

 p_parm_name     => l_param_names, 
 p_parm_value    => l_param_names,

In my case I was trying to reference the secret value directly with valueFrom, but the secret/value was not yet created, after creation the error was resolved.

Could you provide more information about your bug?

Could you check if you hace the lucide-react.d.ts file? You can add the LayoutDashboard there

Don't make space between the element at html document I try that it success with me .

It is not boxing.. Let me clarify.

Boxing is value type to reference type.

So class object is reference type but the property inside is still value type. So you are assigning value type to value type

Deleting the .sln folder works for me (using Visual Studio 2022)

Cloudflare can detect and block automated traffic even when you're using real browsers like Chromium through Puppeteer. This is because it doesn’t just check for JavaScript execution—it also evaluates fingerprinting signals, behavioral patterns, and IP reputation.

What You Can Try

Stealth plugins

Try using puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth, which masks some of Puppeteer’s detectable behaviors. This helps in many cases but isn’t foolproof against more aggressive Cloudflare configurations.

Headful mode + realistic behavior

Run Chrome in headful mode (not headless), mimic human-like interactions (e.g., delay typing, random scrolls), and avoid triggering rate limits. Still, this might not get past high-security pages.

Residential or ISP proxies

Your IP plays a big role. Using datacenter IPs often leads to immediate blocks. Rotating through residential or ISP proxies with good reputation can help avoid detection.

Use a managed browser environment

If you're hitting a wall with Puppeteer and spending too much time on anti-bot workarounds, Bright Data’s Scraping Browser might be worth exploring. It’s fully compatible with Puppeteer and Playwright, but it runs in an environment optimized for scraping—handling the fingerprinting, session management, and IP rotation for you. You just write your Puppeteer scripts like usual.

TL;DR

Cloudflare is tough with Puppeteer alone. You can tweak your setup with stealth plugins and proxies, but for high-reliability scraping, a tool like the Scraping Browser gives you the same Puppeteer interface without the blocks.

After clearing the cache if the launchpad is open, the launchpad will appear as blank initially.

After sometime all the tiles will be visible in the launchpad. If you refresh the browser, you will see that one by one all the tiles will be appearing.

Since you are only going to 100, you only need to test for divisibility by 2, 3, 5, and 7. That should be a no-brainer not requiring the Miller-Rabin primality test. And, as done with the best sieve of Eratothsenes above, you can only consider numbers of form 6n+1 and 6n-1, so you don't even need to test for divisibility by 2 or 3.

Side show: It is easy to test a number for divisibility by 2, 3, or 5 just by looking at it. Do you want to know how to bust a big number down so you can easily test for divisibility by 7, 11, and 13 just by looking? Easy. Suppose the number is 123456. Subtract the 123 from the 456 to get 333. This has the same remainder modulo 7, 11, and 13. Do not be afraid of negative results; just add 1001 to make it positive.

Check for divisibility by 7: add double the hundreds digit to the remaing two, 6+33 = 39 = 4mod7.

Check for divisibility by 11: subtract the tens digit from the sum of the hundreds and ones digits, 6-3 = 3. So we have 3 mod 11.

Check for divisibility by 13: I do this the hard way, subtracting multiples of 13. Sorry. I would think 333, 203, 73, 21, 8. That is 123456 modulo 13.

There is a great book that I highly recommend: "Dead Reckoning" by Ron Doerfler.

Pls use ReactQuery and Mobx or Redux

const [email, setEmail] = useState('')
const [password, setPassword] = useState('')
const [submitting, setSubmitting] = useState(false)
const [formError, setFormError] = useState('')

In the most recent version of SmartGit, you need to request a license. As an alternative, I prefer using gitg on Ubuntu 24.04. gitg is the GNOME GUI client for viewing Git repositories. You can install it via the App Center or from https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Gitg.

file -> invalidate caches/restart and it will work.

Do you want to implement a video player with OpenCV?

Let's say the fps of a normal video is 24, a interval of diplaying a frame is around 41 milliseconds.

Then you should measure the execution time of the code above waitKey, denotes as exeTime, the paraemter of waitKey should be (41 - exeTime).

Brother, you can change the setting.

If this doesn't work, you can set the format directly to the template.

{{ added_date|date:"Y-m-d H:i" }}

which you show this: 2025-04-24 06:26 in the 24 Hr format.

This is probably happening because you are trying to click on an element that is not clickable, such as the input element for example.

You can grab the element that contains the input, whether it is a span, label or div.

Select checkbox using Selenium with Python

What about setting the defaults to null on the constructor and use the theme on the build method? This is what the flutter widgets do and that's how your app is more maintainable.

For example, in your build method you would have something like:

final theme = Theme.of(context);

return MyChildWidget(color: color ?? theme.primaryColor, ...);

As for dimensions, you could also use a dimension theme. See https://pub.dev/packages/dimensions_theme

I never used this package, but I had a similar implementation on a project.

Compound assignments on volatile have actually been un-deprecated for C++23.

History

You can find here the discussion that led to the de-deprecation:

https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/jswz3z/compound_assignment_to_volatile_must_be/

The corresponding paper:

https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2021/p2327r0.pdf

The tracking of said paper's state (now accepted/merged):

https://github.com/cplusplus/papers/issues/1023

And finally, the push by JF Bastien to revert the de-deprecation, which failed but led to all compound assignments on volatile being de-deprecated for consistency:

https://github.com/cplusplus/nbballot/issues/488

Silencing the warnings

Clang option -Wno-deprecated-volatile can be used to silence the warnings in the meanwhile, however, I believe it'll also silence warnings about other volatile uses that are still deprecated, such as volatile-qualified parameters and return types.

Removing most of the remaining deprecated uses of volatile is being discussed for C++26 and seems pretty close to adoption: https://github.com/cplusplus/papers/issues/1556

This should do what you want. You didn't say if you wanted any data currently below row 1 to be overwritten or pushed down, so I've assumed pushed down.

Dim count As Long
count = CLng(Range("A1")) + 1
rows("2:" & count).Insert
Range("b1:g" & count).FillDown

Before image

After image

Finally, I explicitly added these roles to the default service account ([email protected]) and now it remembers through deployments.

Cloud Datastore Owner
Eventarc Event Receiver
Firebase Admin
Firebase Admin SDK Administrator Service Agent
Firebase Authentication Admin
Storage Admin

char can be used instead of bool.

And to distinguish it from std::vector<char>, where char is really used as char, a typedef can be introduced:

typedef char boool; 
std::vector<boool> v;

Is it possible to put a nested shell to background and return to a parent shell similarly to the vim example?

Yes

kill -STOP $$

try following for resizing the image:

<?php

$data = $form->getData();
$uploadedFile = $data['profielfoto'];

// get the original file info
$originalPath = $uploadedFile['tmp_name'];
$originalName = $uploadedFile['name'];
$targetDirectory = dirname($originalPath); // original dir

// create new filename
$info = pathinfo($originalName);
$resizedFilename = $info['filename'] . '_resized.' . $info['extension'];
$resizedPath = $targetDirectory . '/' . $resizedFilename;

// get dimensions from uploaded img
list($originalWidth, $originalHeight) = getimagesize($originalPath);

// calculate new dimensions
$percent = 0.5; // that would be 50% percent of the original size
$newWidth = $originalWidth * $percent;
$newHeight = $originalHeight * $percent;

$originalImage = imagecreatefromjpeg($originalPath);
$resizedImage = imagecreatetruecolor($newWidth, $newHeight);

// resize and save
imagecopyresampled($resizedImage, $originalImage, 0, 0, 0, 0, $newWidth, $newHeight, $originalWidth, $originalHeight);
imagejpeg($resizedImage, $resizedPath, 90); // 90 is quality (0-100)

// free up your memory
imagedestroy($originalImage);
imagedestroy($resizedImage);

// now $resizedPath should contain the path to the resized image

or if you want to crop the image heres some code for that too:

<?php

// define crop area
$cropWidth = 200; // your crop width
$cropHeight = 200; // desired crop height

// calc position (here: center)
$cropX = ($originalWidth - $cropWidth) / 2;
$cropY = ($originalHeight - $cropHeight) / 2;

// create the cropped image
$croppedImage = imagecreatetruecolor($cropWidth, $cropHeight);
imagecopyresampled($croppedImage, $originalImage, 0, 0, $cropX, $cropY, $cropWidth, $cropHeight, $cropWidth, $cropHeight);

// save cropped image
$croppedFilename = $info['filename'] . '_cropped.' . $info['extension'];
$croppedPath = $targetDirectory . '/' . $croppedFilename;
imagejpeg($croppedImage, $croppedPath, 90);
imagedestroy($croppedImage);

(used from my project and modified)

i hope that works for your code but please double check

Descargar go mod : descarga módulos sin modificar go.mod o go.sum.

go mod tidy : limpia y actualiza go.mod y go.sum asegurándose de que reflejen las dependencias reales requeridas por el código.

Inside mockStatic constructor, use

withSettings().defaultAnswer(invocation -> {
                    if ("now".equals(invocation.getMethod().getName())) {
                        return (your now mock);
                    }
                    return invocation.callRealMethod();
                })

Have you tried adding a childBuilder.ToTable(x => x.IsTemporal()); after defining the properties inside OwnsOne?

I believe that, by doing that, you inform ef that childProp is also temporary.

I got that from here.

They're completely unrelated.

Public Alerts is basically an emergency broadcast system used by governments to push notifications to everybody in an area... which might be an earthquake, but can be anything the authorities want to broadcast. For example, it saw some use in my city just last week due to a series of major storms passing through... and it was used during the Covid pandemic to advise of short-notice changes in the lockdown rules.

In contrast, Earthquake Alerts is a system for monitoring and warning of earthquakes specifically.

I like David's response, since it gives me the flexibility I need. However: correct it to:

<ul>
{% for p in pages %}
    {% unless p.show_in_nav == false %}
    <li><a href="{{ site.baseurl }}{{ p.url }}">{{ p.title }}</a></li>
    {% endunless %}
{% endfor %}
</ul>

(the only difference is prefixing p. before show_in_nav)

I tried all the other options metioned and none of them worked for me.

The solution for me was to reinstall laragon and to make it not happen again open the database (HeidiSQL) go to tools, user manager, chose user "root" and put a new password there and save it, then exit HeidiSQL, go to MENU (top left), then MySQL, change root password, in the first one you have to write the one that you just set in HeidiSQL and then you can change it to something else (yes, again).

Heidi password reset

If you dont change the password in the MENU it will ask you for a password that doesnt exist. And if you dont changed the password in HeidiSQL first it will say that the password is empty (?) so you can not change it in the MENU if you leave the first box blank.

After doing all this you have to use the last password that you set in the MENU everytime you acces the database.

End

Looks like it was recently added(2 days ago):

Issue: https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terratest/issues/1540

PR: https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terratest/pull/1543

Last release was a few months ago:

https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terratest/releases

Hopefully this will make it into the next release?

After the time I came up to the working solution. I decided to use Celery task to calculate next occurrence date, when training passed.

Future improvements can cover celery-beat schedule, to make sure all trainings was updated at the end of the day.

I can't pretend that it is the best solution, but if anyone has more experience working with this type of work, I would appreciate any changes or improvements.

models.py

class Training(TimestampModel):
    template = models.ForeignKey(TrainingTemplate, on_delete=models.CASCADE, related_name='trainings')
    start_time = models.TimeField()
    end_time = models.TimeField()
    location = models.ForeignKey(TrainingLocation, on_delete=models.PROTECT, related_name='trainings')
    recurrences = RecurrenceField()
    next_occurrence = models.DateTimeField(null=True, editable=False)
    next_occurrence_celery_task_id = models.UUIDField(null=True, editable=False)
    members = models.ManyToManyField(Member, through=MemberTraining, related_name='trainings', blank=True)

    objects = TrainingManager()

    class Meta:
        ordering = ['next_occurrence', 'start_time']
        indexes = [
            models.Index(fields=['next_occurrence', 'start_time']),
        ]

    def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.next_occurrence = self.calculate_next_occurrence()
        super().save(*args, **kwargs)

    def calculate_next_occurrence(self) -> datetime.datetime | None:
        try:
            now = timezone.now()
            today = timezone.make_naive(now).replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0)

            next_date = self.recurrences.after(today, inc=True)
            combined = datetime.datetime.combine(next_date.date(), self.start_time)
            aware_dt = timezone.make_aware(combined)

            if aware_dt > now:
                return aware_dt

            next_date = self.recurrences.after(today + timedelta(days=1), inc=True)
            return timezone.make_aware(datetime.datetime.combine(next_date.date(), self.start_time))

        except AttributeError:
            return None

signals.py

@receiver(post_save, sender=Training)
def calculate_next_occurrence(sender, instance, *args, **kwargs):
    if instance.next_occurrence:
        if instance.next_occurrence_celery_task_id:
            AsyncResult(str(instance.next_occurrence_celery_task_id)).revoke()

        result = calculate_next_training_occurrence.apply_async(
            args=(instance.id, ),
            eta=instance.next_occurrence,
            retry=False,
        )
        Training.objects.filter(id=instance.id).update(next_occurrence_celery_task_id=result.id)

tasks.py

@shared_task
def calculate_next_training_occurrence(training_id: int):
    try:
        training = Training.objects.get(id=training_id)
        training.next_occurrence = training.calculate_next_occurrence()
        training.save(update_fields=['next_occurrence'])

    except ObjectDoesNotExist:
        pass

Any updates on this? I have the same problem

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I agree with @Gunjan Patel's answer that downgrading to a supported Node.js version is the right fix. While the small improvement to your package.json is that it’s safer to specify:

"engines": {
  "node": "20.x"
}

Buildpacks only support a fixed set of Node versions, so sticking to a known compatible one (like 18.x or 20.x) is the most reliable option.

Latency or packet loss can cause desynchronization, where multiple peers claim one thing and the rest claim another thing. None of them can agree on what happened since there is no ground truth or any other entity that can validate. It's like asking to hold a game of Football without a referee. Yes players can moderate each other, but all it needs is enough people to blink at the same time, to disagree on what events occurred in the match. You may start up in a synchronized state, but eventually, peers will diverge. It's just a byproduct of entropy.

Besides this obvious issue, P2P networks are not very secure, and it would be very troublesome to keep hackers banned, they can just reconnect without a server moderating. Sure you could keep a copy of banned accounts, but again, you have no way to validate bans. Also it's very easy for someone to flood the network with fake accounts, to the point where a distributing a copy of the list of bans becomes infeasible.

Finally, a hacker can send packets with fake position.

I don't want any latency of adding in a server

Everything i mentioned above is conflict issues, which you could still resolve. However, traversing the network and validating information from every peer will add extreme latency. Even if you parallelize the network, every peer's latency will depend on the slowest of the group.

In conclusion: Both systems will introduce latency, but a Server can provide conflict resolution and better moderation, but a P2P network will have a lot of difficulty replicating the same behaviour, and implementing and designing that system will be strenuous.

Hi I was wondering about this too! It looks like you can get the permalink from the uploaded file in GitHub, paste it into your browser and switch the 'https://github.com" to "https://raw.githubuser.content.com" and remove the blob

https://github.com/NatalieRMCastro/nataliermcastro.github.io/blob/07d90332dd0a4d94d3f893734734061c72f7b9bc/assets/images/Decision%20Tree%20-%20News%20Headlines%20Partisan%20Affiliation%20Entropy.pdf

⬇️

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NatalieRMCastro/nataliermcastro.github.io/07d90332dd0a4d94d3f893734734061c72f7b9bc/assets/images/Decision%20Tree%20-%20News%20Headlines%20Partisan%20Affiliation%20Entropy.pdf

to get an embed url for the iframe viewer:

<iframe
  src="https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/web/viewer.html?file=THE ABOVE LINK HERE"
  width="100%"
  height="600px"
  style="border: none;">
</iframe>

found the solution.

i had to remove logging from the elastalert.py

Did you find out how use the Clover gateway on Python?

you can also convert data by requesting it in imperial format from the api like so....

`fetch("https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=salt lake city&units=imperial") .then(res => res.json()) .then(data => console.log(data))

`

Thanks to Richard Heap and his suggestion, I was able to adjust the soap envelope using SoapUI. Turns out, there is no SOAPAction header, because the action is actually passed in Content-Type header:

Header values can be checked like this:

• Create a mock service and start it

• Create a request and send it

• Open the message log in the bottom of the mock service window

As it also turns out, different actions have different namespace versions, so you cannot just use one namespace like

'http://thalesgroup.com/RTTI/2015-05-14/ldb/$action'

and expect it to work with all actions by adding them in the end.

Another way of thinking about this question is calling log₂(n) of k. With that we have n=2^k. When n grows asymptotically (approach infinity), k also grows.

So 5^log₂(n) (call it F(N) like Sumeet) becomes 5^k and n^1/2 (call it G(N) as well) becomes 2^k/2.

We can clearly see that G(N) = O(F(N)), since 2^k/2 <= 5^k for k >= 1.

Now we just need to show that G(N) = Omega(F(N)) to prove G(N) = Theta(F(N)).

To do so, we need to find a positive constant c such as:

c . F(N) <= G(N) for n > n₀, that is c <= G(N) / F(N) = 2^k/2 / 5^k. At first we think that this ratio will go to zero when k approaches infinity, but look:

We can make 2^k/2= 2^(k.m)/(2.m)=(2^m/2)^k/m. We can choose m such as 2^m/2=5. To do so we need m>4 (keep this inequality in mind, it is important). With this trick we can transform 2^k/2 into 5^k/m so or ratio becomes 5^k/m / 5^k that equals 5^k.(1-m)/m. Since m < 4 we have 1 - m < 0, so the exponent of the previous exponential is negative:

5^k(1-m)/m = 1/(5^k.(m-1).m) = 1/(5^b) where b = k.(m-1).m.

Since m is a constant greater than 4, when k goes to infinity (equivalent to n goes to infinity) the ratio 2^k/2 / 5^k that is equivalent to 1/(5^b) with b going to infinity also goes to infinity!

So if we pick a value of n₀ really high (asymptotically high) we can pick any positive constant c to make c . F(N) <= G(N). That is G(N) = O(F(N)) AND G(N) = Omega(F(N)), so G(N) = Theta(F(N)).

I am getting this message Response Text: {"code": 40002, "message": "Invalid request parameters", "message_detail": "no capable device", "stat": "FAIL"} in python. Any thoughts on how to resolve this? It seems to be working fine when i give the factor with sms but not with push. Currently we do have it working on other areas and we push it over the phone. Any idea on how to fix this? Below are the options i am using.

username = "xyz"

factor = "push"

device = "auto"

method = "POST"

the rest of the information seems to be fine as it is pushing sms codes to the phone.

params = {
    "username": username,
    "factor": factor,
    "device": device
}
print("\nParams:", params)  # Ensure it exists before using it
# Sort & encode parameters
param_string = "&".join(f"{urllib.parse.quote(k)}={urllib.parse.quote(v)}" for k, v in sorted(params.items()))

# Send request to Duo
duo_url = f"https://{host}{path}"
headers = {
    "Authorization": auth_header,
    "User-Agent": "Duo Python Client",
     "X-Duo-Date":  date 
}
response = requests.post(duo_url, headers=headers, data=params)

Your main problem is the sort function here. See, sort is an in-place operation, and object types in javascript are stored as references. So in your code you:

1. Use useState to create newArticles (newArticles is a reference)
2. set a new const sorted as newArticles.sort(...), this is the same reference that points at newArticles since sort is in-place.
3. Use setNewArticles on sorted which is just the same reference with newArticles. React sees the same value and does not see a reason to re-render.

One option to fix this is to copy the object first send set newArticles to this newly created object like this:

function sortVotes() {
  const sorted = [...newArticles].sort((a, b) => a.upvotes - b.upvotes);
  setNewArticles(sorted);
}

Important note: trying to mutate state variables directly is a bad practice and can cause bugs. Please avoid that.

Check if container architecture and node architecture match.

If container is amd64 and node is arm64 it won't find the image

@Guillaume Outters
@Adrian Klaver

yes that's what I meant How do I get the ID, timestamp, and value of the row having the highest value per day?

Thanks guys. You have given me a lot to work with.

1. I tried Local History and Reverting, but that did not work. Like so many other solutions the basic files were not accessible apparently.

2. Deleting the .idea directory was not going to accomplish anything since settings.gradle and build.gradle weren't in the app configuration.

3. I have searched for the build and settings gradle files but have not been able to find them. so that questions the guilt of AS. They must be somewhere, however, since the Left side app has full access to listing them and it compiles and runs fine. (Remains a mystery.)

4. I have diligently copied the app directory to backup for years now. That, apparently is sufficient for maintain code, but it is no way to try to backup the entire version. The projectFilesBackup must be created when new instances of AS are downloaded. They have the code files and all the Activity files, but none of the gradle files.

5. So the bottom line resolution must go to CommonsWare's offer. I did not set up a VCS because I did not have multiple conflicting coders. But I do have the code files and all the Activity files from the projectFilesBackup. So it looks like I will have to create a new app altogether and past the code in from that file.

Installing the VSCode Goto definition alias extension for automatic redirects should help

Read more: https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt/discussions/16270

The GNOME Project has probably declared that you are forbidden form configuring your OWN scrollbars on your OWN system.

How can a CTRL_BREAK_EVENT signal be generated if my process doesn't have a console and there's no keyboard receiving a Ctrl-Break combination?

I had the same confusion when I started coding too — you're definitely not alone.

The issue you're seeing happens because your link is relative to the location of the current file. So if file1.html is inside a folder called html_tests, and you try to link to something like test3/file2.html, the browser thinks you're saying: “Inside html_tests, look for a folder called test3, then find file2.html.”

Go to file2

Nevermind I fixed it now. I realized that it is the same session, but the problem was with session locking. I had to start_session, change variable and then session_write_close

I figured it out.

I needed to first make a custom module. Then create a plugin with a FieldType, FieldFormatter and and FieldWidget where the formGet method does an http request to populate the select options.

An alternative I wish I would have seen in these questions is sdkman. Much easier to manage java with than jenv for me:

sdk list java
sdk install java 17.0.15-zulu
sdk use java 17.0.15-zulu 

You can run host your Pygame using Pygbag on GitHub pages! Personally I found this to be the easiest way to host Pygame projects. Check out this medium article!

Yeah, I was facing the same issue too. But it got resolved after I changed the keyword from "evalution_strategy" to "eval_strategy".

Possibles solutions

1. Remove enableEdgeToEdge() from MainActivity
2. Change the WindowsInsets like:

windowInsets = WindowInsets(
    top = dimensionResource(id = R.dimen.size_0dp),
),

Check this answer:

Jetpack Compose - Why does my Material3 TopAppBar have a huge padding at the top?

This tests to see if it has a value (is not null), and if it does, I can set that back to myGuid. If it doesn't, I just set myGuid to a new GUID (00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000):

Guid myGuid = SomeProperty.HasValue ? (Guid)SomeProperty : Guid.NewGuid();

You can also do

Guid myGuid = SomeProperty ?? Guid.Empty;

In these ways, you can convert a Guid? to a Guid. And for those who want to downvote this, there's no reason to as this code WORKS. Give an explanation instead of your hit-and-runs.

In addition to that, you can also use asyncio.to_thread() which enables you to run the code in a separate thread. This prevents blocking the main event loop and freezing the server.

Regarding the warning from filter(), it is related to the use of positional arguments in the firestore query. You can find some helpful answers in this StackOverflow post to get rid of this warning.

Please provide more info on which network standard you're referring to (or screenshots of where you saw this address). 5-octet IP addresses are not standard and will not be supported by most software that interacts with IPv4.

It may be a nonstandard version of port notation, but without more info (like where you encountered the address), there's not much anyone can do to help. Internal addresses typically would just reduce the CIDR value (or adjust the subnet mask) to retain more host addresses, so it's unlikely to be due to IPv4 exhaustion.

I know this has to do with objects passed by reference. What I attempted to do was set the mutated object to a variable and then pass that variable into the setNewArticles function, but that didn't work.

I ran into this same issue and found a related GitHub issue on the esp-hal repo which led me to this documentation update.

Your solution was very close, the only thing missing was a call to enable_input():

    let mut od_for_dht22_in = Output::new(peripherals.GPIO4, esp_hal::gpio::Level::High, od_config)
        .into_flex();
    od_for_dht22_in.enable_input(true);

I was making a Tic Tac Toe game using React and adding sound effects for moves, wins, and draws. I've created functions like playWinSound, playDrawSound, and playMoveSound in SoundEffects.js file, and then imported them into Game.js file.

Another solution to remove the focus from a VCL control is DeFocusControl:

procedure TSomething.XTrackBarEnter(Sender: TObject);
begin
   DefocusControl(XTrackBar, True);
end;

This error happens when the Gradle Kotlin DSL cache gets corrupted. Cleaning the cache and rebuilding usually fixes it.

Quick Fix:

1. Delete the corrupted Gradle cache: rm -rf ~/.gradle/caches/*/kotlin-dsl

2. Clean your Flutter project: flutter clean

3. Get dependencies: flutter pub get

4. Rebuild: flutter build apk

To dynamically set the checked radio button after the radio buttons are created you need to append the html to the dom. Because the decision_selection_1 and the decision_selection_2 are set before the fecthing i think this is the issue that's bloking the fetch.

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This is no longer the case. In org.apache.commons.lang3.SerializationUtils, the new method signature is

public static <T extends Serializable> T clone(T object)

so you can get the object back in the type you are looking for.

ref: apache docs

1-st for loops are bad, at least untill you dont do just a small amount of iterations, you can limit them with [unroll(max number of iterations)], dont pass palleteCount in function, use it as constant, will be more clear for compiler to optimize loop as constant one

2-nd there was a comment talking about breaks in loop, I respect desire to help, but tbh, that not the case and won't help, any fast-path optimization will fail on gpu (there are another examples but on workgroup scale in compute shaders only). GPU is SIMD device and you should measure the end of the task by the slowest possible thread.

3-d texture sampling isnt fast especially, when you multismaple it manually like in your example. You also do use some sampler2D, just never combine it with texture, use separate SamplerState and Texture2D, because number of samplers is always limited (around 4-6), so just for habbit at least use better way.

4-th sample texture LOD. If its background, then your LOD will somehow clearly depend on your screen resoultion. That means tex2D is not optimal as its trying to calculate best 2! mip levels, sample them and interpolate, thats not gonna work well. use pointClampSampler and Texture2D.SampleLevel()

5-th reduce your texture format. Use the smallest possible one, if it can be just a mask where you bind specific color to one of 256 values, then that will be perfect, you will pack it into 8 bit one chanel texture and it will be efficient to sample.

6-th less comparassions, they are just not good, wont change much, but still, if number is -1 then you should check != -1 not >= 0. I replaced all ifs with ? : expressions, because that will make clearer whats actually will be happening on GPU.

I made a some of my thoughts here, check it out, may be will be more clear. Also you have some time dependency not sure how it should work in your case, and why dont increase speed of time instead of doing iterations??? why do you implement search algo inside of shader, may be you can pass something from outside, like frame specific and check only 1 texture?

Sorry if Imade some typos or whatever mistakes:

...
SamplerState pointClampSampler;
uint paletteCount;

float4 paletteCycle(float4 inCol, Texture2D paletteCycle, uint lod) {
    float4 outCol = inCol;

    int paletteIndex = -1;
    // 8 texture samples is already a big deal, so no more will be optimal
    [unroll(8)]
    for (int i = 0; i < paletteCount; i++) {
        paletteIndex = (inCol.a == paletteCycle.SampleLevel(pointClampSampler, float2(i / paletteCount, 0), lod).a)?  i : paletteIndex;// match alpha values (greyscale) might fail if you calculate inColor dynamicaly and it differs a bit
    }

    int paletteOffset = (paletteIndex + _Time.y * 12) % paletteCount;
    outCol = tex2D(paletteCycle, float2(paletteOffset / paletteCount, 0));
    return (paletteIndex != -1)? outCol : inColor;
}

My problem was that I had forgotten to npm install in my local project. The Vue LSP others are reccomending only works if you've installed your devDependencies (obvious, I know, but it happens).

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class Client
  belongs_to :company, -> { unscope(where: :version_id) }

It works for me.

I figured it out :/
Just forgot to SKO on outputs

I had a similar problem. I was upgrading a nuget module (it happened to be EntityFramework) and I was getting the build error as described, but it was referencing an old version of the module.

I tried many of the potential solutions here, but none worked.

I had to manually edit the .csproj files and comment out all references to the old version of the module. That solved my issue.

Had a similar issue, tried many solutions, tried replacing whole project folder from the working backup I had, nothing fixed, finally I just hit ctrl+F5 on chrome and the error was gone, It was a browser cache issue

On iOS the comma disappeared after adding this prop to TextInput:

inputMode="numeric"

You have the wrong path to the setup file. You should put in the playwright config file

{ name: 'setup', testMatch: '../global.setup.ts' },

Did you ever find an answer to this? I'm shocked that I've had so much trouble finding a commercially available solution to this problem.

Hi, 
Provided is my code below - when I run the ezANOVA function, I get an error "argument "wid" is missing, with no default". Is there a way to fix my code?

My thought is I need to uniquely identify each data point in each dose responders array?

Help appreciated.
Thanks


# Code below: 
dose1_responders <- c(1, 2, 0, 3, 1, 2, 0, 1, 2, 3, 1, 0, 2, 3, 1)
dose2_responders <- c(2, 1, 3, 0, 2, 1, 3, 2, 0, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 0)

install.packages("ez")
library(ez)

# Combine the data into a single dataframe for easier analysis
dose_data <- data.frame(
  dose = c(rep("Dose1", 15), rep("Dose2", 15)),
  responders = c(dose1_responders, dose2_responders))

# ezANOVA 
ez_results <- ezANOVA(data = dose_data, dv = responders, between = dose, within = NULL, type = 3)
print(ez_results)

Do you solve it?

I have the same problem...

Right Click on root directory -> History -> Restore
But... where those files gone? That question... Magic
Push to githab yours project for pull it back if some stuff is hapening.

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