Currently, PyTorch's pdist() doesn't have a built-in function to compute only specific rows of the distance matrix.
This is PyTorch GitHub repository: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues this would be a better place to discuss and find a solution
Have you tried the business on behalf of flow https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/business-manager/guides/on-behalf-of? This is the only clear Meta documentation I've seen in my searches for how a partner should gain access to client assets (e.g. ad accounts, pages). The partner would need to have its own business manager and developer account.
@Saddles Removing the ? solved it! I'm not familiar with that operator, and just copied it from the documentation - do you happen to know why that might have been causing issues? (I feel like this should be an answer, since it seems likely to me that others might run into a similar issue with adapting the provided example, could you please write it up into one and then I can mark it as best?)
Change:
const protection = s.getProtections(SpreadsheetApp.ProtectionType.SHEET)[0];
if (protection?.canEdit()) {
protection.remove();
}
To:
const protection = s.getProtections(SpreadsheetApp.ProtectionType.SHEET)[0];
if (protection.canEdit()) {
protection.remove();
}
// Remove sheet protection from the active sheet, if the user has permission to
// edit it.
const sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
const protection = sheet.getProtections(SpreadsheetApp.ProtectionType.SHEET)[0];
if (protection?.canEdit()) {
protection.remove();
}
The example works. However, it's likely that the Optional chaining syntax isn't being detected when the script runs, causing the TypeError: protection.remove is not a function.
I recommend making sure that Enable Chrome V8 runtime is enabled in the project by going to its Project Settings, and if the issue doesn't clear by itself, even after the removal of ? in the code, submit a bug report to let Google know about the unusual behavior that's going on.
Make sure VS Code is recognizing the file as a TypeScript React file. You can manually set the language mode by clicking on the language mode indicator in the bottom-right corner and selecting "TypeScript React".
After clicking on it, you can select the option "Configure File Association for '.tsx'...", then select Typescript JSX
OOP concepts, if used at all in this example, are only trivially used. So my answer to this question would be none, there are no OOP concepts demonstrated here.
You could argue that the existence of the Greeting class itself "demonstrates" an OOP concept, but only trivially so since it encapsulates no state and has no behaviors defined at the instance level (other than those inherited by Object). Similarly, you could argue that Greeting inherits from Object, but it's not really a "demonstration" of inheritance or polymorphism because it's a bit of a stretch to say that any caller could ever meaningfully leverage either of those concepts with the Greeting class.
Let's contrive an example where Greeting could be used polymorphically, for example, just to make the point. Since it only has a static main method, the only polymorphic uses of it would be if some other class was responsible for managing a bunch of random objects. Perhaps it is using these objects as thread locks, so it doesn't matter what type the object is so long as multiple threads all use the same one.
But since this isn't specific to Greeting, that means this particular class isn't a very good demonstration of that polymorphism. It's a demonstration of synchronizing on an object, which is not an OOP concept, but doesn't leverage polymorphism in any way.
So how can we change this example? We could say that a class is collecting main classes. We're writing some kind of startup manager that can invoke a main method so users can indirectly invoke a main method through this one class that might bring some benefits or extra capabilities, and to do its job, it needs to collect a bunch of classes that define a main method for some reason? In that case, since main(…) is a static method, the only thing this startup class could do is collect a bunch of main classes as Objects. This would be a trivial example of polymorphism, but it's still not that good because we might want to collect an instance of a main class, but the author of that main class adds a private constructor to prevent it from being instantiated. In that case, it's still a valid main class, but the idea of collecting instances won't work for this example, so we'd have to change our design to collect the Class objects of the main classes instead.
When it's even difficult to contrive any example of how this could be a demonstration of an OOP concept, I'd say it doesn't really demonstrate any of them. However, talking through why would probably score you some points in an interview setting.
In E39 to E59 are the original values. This formula should be placed in F39 which is the cell to the right of the topmost value. It works out the rank position for each value and multiply the original value by this exponent. It loses touch with the original values, but it gives a better looking chart in my opinion.
when you set property, make sure that value is case sensitive. for this property, proper value TRUE or FALSE. any other case would be ignored and not processed.
Using just one table wouldn't work as when the stored procedure was executed three times, the table was being cleared each resulting in the data being cleared from the table on each execution. This made the days unavailable for future retrievals so I created three tables to hold the three sets of data and this solved the problem
Since hosted services are registered as singleton, one good approach may be to create a separate singleton class to hold the shared data. So your background service (MyService) can inject this class and update its state. Then you can use anywhere in your API to read this data.
The solution to the leap year problem I found was to change 02/29/YYYY to 02/28/YYYY. This is not a perfect solution, but it was the only thing I could think of.
Here is the foreign key I made to join to the calendar table
I welcome anyone to come up with a "solution" that does not require me to alter the data in the table. If anyone knows how to do this within a cumulative total measure itself that would be better.
I believe the correct equation should be:total += Y[ctr]/N * (np.cos(xctr2np.pi/N) + 1jnp.sin(xctr2*np.pi/N)).
Does anyone know why the error increasing along the x-axis? Can anyone help to correct it? If using build in reverse FFT(ifft) function, this error tread diapered. But I need this manually compute reversed FFT method.
This is caused by the TailwindCSS linter misinterpreting your mixin as a call to the Tailwind theme() function. If you are using VS Code, this issue shows how you can disable the error by modifying your settings:
Security-related configuration settings generally lock themselves for safety reasons. For example, while we can disable Community Extensions using the SET allow_community_extensions = false, we cannot re-enable them again after the fact without restarting the database. Trying to do so will result in an error:
I will write it here as well, hoping that it will see more people.
I tried everything but nothing helped.
And you know what helped? CLEARING COOKIES!!!
Just delete csrf_token from your cookies in the browser.
That's it.
I'm having the same issue when deploying an Azure Document Intelligence resource using Terraform. If I create it manually within the Azure Portal, it shows up with the proper endpoint URL (https://.cognitiveservices.azure.com"), instead it's showing https://.api.cognitive.microsoft.com
Does anyone know how to resolve this when deploying via Terraform?
If you are not particularly interested in the why or how or even having possibly superfluous elements, the flake in this project helped me successfully dx serve the example app.
Remove the ChromeDriverManager code bit as this is not required for the latest Selenium and remove options.add_argument("--user-data-dir=/tmp/selenium-user-data").
Run it in incognito mode and see if that works.
You need to keep everything basic and at its default.
I can't say anything specifically about ECMAScript, but there is a Python wrapper around Google's re2 library. https://pypi.org/project/google-re2/
There are a few "gotchas" on the pip page, but for the most part you can just "import re2 as re" and replace the re package. It is much faster for certain expressions. I went from matches taking so long they had to be cancelled to half a second.
I found the issue. There was a history table that tracked changes to the table I was inserting into and had replicated the fields from the main table, with trigger that inserted all of the data from the main table row whenever a row is created, changed, or deleted. I had updated the character limit in the main table but not the history table, and so the triggered query to the history table was what was failing. I was able to update the history table to match the updated fields in the main table and the query went through successfully.
The only way I found of disabling sounds caused by native Windows dialogs (for example, when deleting a file) is to switch to VSCode's built in dialogs, which are always silent.
This is not supported by the current CLI implementation.
I have submitted a feature request via the vscode GitHub repository, which has been accepted as a candidate for the backlog. If you agree that this could be a useful feature, please upvote (+1/"👍") the issue description.
CREATE PROCEDURE solution()
BEGIN
WITH RECURSIVE
ordered_requests AS (
SELECT
seat_no,
request,
person_id AS request_person_id,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
PARTITION BY seat_no
ORDER BY request_id
) AS rn
FROM requests
),
cte AS (
SELECT
seat_no,
status AS current_status,
person_id AS current_person,
0 AS rn
FROM seats
UNION ALL
SELECT
c.seat_no,
CASE
WHEN o.request = 1 THEN
CASE
WHEN c.current_status = 0 THEN 1
ELSE c.current_status
END
ELSE
CASE
WHEN o.request = 2 THEN
CASE
WHEN c.current_status = 0 THEN 2
WHEN c.current_status = 1 AND c.current_person = o.request_person_id THEN 2
ELSE c.current_status
END
ELSE c.current_status
END
END AS current_status,
CASE
WHEN o.request = 1 THEN
CASE
WHEN c.current_status = 0 THEN o.request_person_id
ELSE c.current_person
END
ELSE
CASE
WHEN o.request = 2 THEN
CASE
WHEN c.current_status = 0 THEN o.request_person_id
WHEN c.current_status = 1 AND c.current_person = o.request_person_id THEN c.current_person
ELSE c.current_person
END
ELSE c.current_person
END
END AS current_person,
c.rn + 1 AS rn
FROM cte c
INNER JOIN ordered_requests o
ON c.seat_no = o.seat_no
AND o.rn = c.rn + 1
)
SELECT
seat_no,
current_status AS status,
current_person AS person_id
FROM (
SELECT
seat_no,
current_status,
current_person,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
PARTITION BY seat_no
ORDER BY rn DESC
) AS rn_rank
FROM cte
) t
WHERE rn_rank = 1
ORDER BY seat_no;
END
Laravel automatically includes the proper CSRF token when making requests via Inertia or Axios. However, if you're using Laravel, be sure to omit the csrf-token meta tag from your project, as this will prevent the CSRF token from refreshing properly.
Take a screenshot or video of the failure so you can see where it has failed on the page.
There are a couple of reasons why you would get that error
There is a overlay or wrapper blocking the element and you will need to close or remove it
The element is disabled and you will need to enable it
The element is not in the viewport so you will need to scroll to it or maximize the window or change the browser resolution - aim to have a consistent browser resolution across all browsers.
You can just export an app screenshot to a PowerPoint slide in PowerApps by using the "PowerAutomate" integration to...capture that..screenshot. Then save it directly into a PowerPoint presentation...
For those (like me) who followed Oo.oO's and John Appleyard's advice and have been updating makefiles or changing fortran installations for the past 7-8 years, GNU finally made -static-libquadmath a link option.
gfortran -static-libgfortran -static-libquadmath
Apparently it is kept separate from -static-libgfortran because of licensing issues.
to be continuing to work on so many of the time ⌚ i fail about the problem issue.but its a not good for user.im tryinr to contact you for the next few days. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS1o1N10giI it not soulation it.https://www.youtube.com
Rather than having control of devices specified by a programming language, the interfaces to devices are handled by libraries. The organizations that specify the C and C++ standards are different from the organizations that specify libraries for graphics and sound. Thus, the official C and C++ standards do not mention libraries such as Cairo, GTK and wxWidgets since those libraries are specified by other organizations. (This is also the case for other programming and scripting languages. For example, the standard for Ruby does not cover Rails because Rails has a separate standard.)
Also, there are organizations that give alternate or supplementary standards for C and C++. In addition to the ISO standard for C, the POSIX standard for C specifies things strategically neglected by the ISO standard. Each of these standards has advantages.
I added a new option button for testing and it didn't seem to have the same problem.
Then I noticed I'd not set the 'GroupName" for the new option button. When I did that, the behavior reverted to what you're seeing.
Seems like the option button GroupName is somehow being applied across worksheets, which (I thought) shouldn't be the case.
Confirmed that in a new workbook with a single option button on each of two sheets and the same GroupName assigned to each one - clicking on one clears the other if it was set. So - you need different group names for each set of related option buttons on each sheet.
I tried to implement the above method, but as mentioned in a couple of comments, the probe wasn't being called when I wanted to transmit (it was being called once when everything started up, but then not again, perhaps because there wasn't a new buffer on the src pad of the queue, just the one being buffered?)
My solution was to hook up a blocking probe with no callback, and then when I wanted to unblock, I would remove the probe, and hook up a signal on the queue's underrun signal so that when the queue was drained I would block it up again, ready for the next time I wanted it to flow (if you wanted it to just keep on flowing you'd not need to do this).
First step (as given in the answer by @prabhakar-lad)
auto * pad = gst_element_get_static_pad(_queue, "src");
gulong blocking_pad_id = gst_pad_add_probe(pad, (GstPadProbeType)(GST_PAD_PROBE_TYPE_BUFFER | GST_PAD_PROBE_TYPE_BLOCK), NULL, NULL, NULL);
Then when I want things to flow again (the below code is untested, I've torn it out from my project, so it might need tweaking):
gulong connection_id = g_signal_connect(_queue, "underrun", G_CALLBACK(on_queue_underrun), this)
gst_pad_remove_probe(pad, blocking_pad_id);
void on_queue_underrun(const GstElement * queue, MyElement & self)
{
// Remove the under-run signal hook-up - otherwise I kept on adding more and more signals and it went wrong.
g_signal_handler_disconnect(queue, self._blocking_pad_id);
// Do stuff here to put in the new blocking pad
}
Remember to unref your pads as needed (I've missed it out here for brevity)
This is not supported by the current CLI implementation.
I have submitted a feature request via the vscode GitHub repository, which has been accepted as a candidate for the backlog. If you agree that this could be a useful feature, please upvote (+1/"👍") the issue description.
You can create "fillable" forms with FPDF. See script # 93 at
http://www.fpdf.org/en/script/ex93.pdf
A fillable form allows the reader to enter text on your PDF form and save it.
They could type in their name, address, etc. Usually the fillable box is highlighted or shaded in blue.
I think that you type the wrong location of the component directory. I assume that you're in the page.tsx file (the file that display the actual page). Try to write this: import SignUp from '../components/signUp' and ../components/login .
That is a security pop up from chrome and cannot be controlled by Selenium as the URL and message states that it is asking to launch a native application hosted on the local machine.
You will need to manually click that or incorporate a windows or mac automation tool such as AutoIt to do it.
I have found your answers about this issue helpful when naively predicting time series. Now I understand I must do some clever work to the features to avoid the regressor's cheating issue.
I like your suggestion of switching to a binary (or multi-class) classification for predictions. I'm testing it right now. But my question is: How can I make further predictions with my binary/multi-class model?
Now I don't have prices as labels and I need to go beyond one single prediction.
It seems like this was a design mistake that they intend to correct.
Not trying to be pedantic here, but @tao's answer is not quite right, and I want to clarify because it could confuse someone.
itemRefs is updated (e.g reactive). But it's always updated 1 render cycle after list has changed. Wrap your console.log in nextTick (imported from 'vue') and the numbers will match:
itemRefs is not reactive. Indeed, itemRefs will have the expected value after a nextTick. But the "show code snippet" example works because you are watching the list source (which is truly reactive) and it ultimately determines how many itemRefs there will be. But if you were to just watch itemRefs as the source, it would not work.
Apparently, even when using RDS in the free tier, if you're using a non-private VPC, you'll be charged for the use of the IPv4, since the public IPv4 addresses are not free when used with RDS, only with EC2 instances.
I was facing the same problem, found this answer here:
[https://repost.aws/questions/QUGjraaPYUQLmVOvUph0NWgQ/charged-on-free-tier-for-vpc][1]
solution
uninstall react 19
npm uninstall react react-dom
try to run this command
npm install react@18 react-dom@18
npm i web-vitals
npm install --save-dev ajv@^7
it will solve the problem
My friend well, this question been asked 6 years ago, I think definitely you solve your problem, so for the people who stuck with the same problem you can fix via below tactics.
Updated ClearCanvas Function:
function ClearCanvas(sColour) {
DebugMessage("Clear Canvas");
const context = oCanvas.getContext('2d');
// Clear the canvas
context.clearRect(0, 0, oCanvas.width, oCanvas.height);
// Set the background color
oCanvas.style.background = sColour; // Update the canvas background
}
A few things to be kept in mind
Ensure oCanvas is properly defined and refers to the
element.
Instead of "____", pass a valid CSS color string (e.g., "red",
"#ff0000", "rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.5)", etc.).
I hope it will help others to get rid of these problem
When I was developing my Core Web Vitals extension, I realized the difference and now always use only local metrics at the very beginning of development.
Google Search Console uses real user data (Field Data) from the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX), which collects metrics from users in real-world conditions. These metrics are highly averaged, as they take into account data from users with different devices and internet speeds. Additionally, they are aggregated by groups of URLs rather than individual pages.
PageSpeed Insights displays both Lab Data (e.g., slow 4G and a mid-performance device) and Field Data. Lab Data is measured in a controlled environment and may not reflect real user conditions.
Your local data, which you can check in the extension (Core Web Vitals Test) or directly in the browser under the Performance tab, is calculated specifically for each page you visit. These local measurements also contribute to the data used in CrUX.
Assuming that Client in Keycloak is configured with OpenID Connect.
First - Got to : Realm -> Realm Settings -> Endpoints.
Endpoints will be at the bottom of Realm Settings page.
Open 'OpenID Endpoint Configuration' link & from there pick the 'token-endpoint' url.
Second - Clients -> Client ID -> Settings
From here pick the client ID.
Clients -> Client ID -> Credentials
From here pick the Client Secret
Third - Use the correct username & its password.
Fourth -
"BUILD_AOSP_KERNEL=1" is deprecated and only adding "--kernel_package=@//aosp" seems not to for me too ..but I found this in one of the other kernel build scripts and this seems to work:
--config=no_download_gki
Sounds like the dismissal of the permission dialog retriggers the onResume of your Activity/Fragment.
In that case, it would make sense that checkPermissions() gets called and you are stuck in the B branch of your code as the shouldShow...Rationale will only fire once as @Edric confirmed.
You can override onPause() to verify this.
"But I want to support a "corner case", whereby the user continues to refuse until they give up and delete the app (I know, I know, bear with me here...)"
This sounds like you would want the infinite loop that you are getting?
What is exactly the problem with the behaviour you are seeing and what is the behaviour you are looking for? Do you want to show the explainDialog on a loop instead of the requestPermissions dialog?
