Had the same issue a while back. Ended up fixing it by adding localhost and 127.0.0.1 to the Sophos web filter exclusions (had to ask IT to do it). Also make sure your browser isn’t trying to force HTTPS on localhost, that can trigger the warning too. Try using `http://localhost` directly and maybe test in a different browser just to rule that out. Hope that helps!
updates from MacOS Tahoe 26.0.1, Rustover 2025.2.3
Somehow, to return tabs back, I have to set "Open project in new window" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Having the same issue - try saving your file into C:\Users\yourUsername - for me that worked.
Or you can switch to SIMAN Summary Report in run->setup->reports->change default report to siman. This will show reports in text file
you could try putting
const pinia = createPinia();
inside the functions.
To add Unicode emoji in a Python script using IntelliJ, use the \U or \u escape sequences in strings. Ensure your file encoding is UTF-8 for proper display.
The custom revision entity worked for me as well.
I had similar issue. then found that into storyboard tabcontroller tabbar is hidden. so its not showing even after unhide using ios 18 api.
I understand that the root of the problem is that I loop through the columns of data in the code, but when I add data, the columns of data change, and when I reorder the index, the problem occurs. However, when we use a variable temp to deep copy data in advance and use the temp column as the loop condition, the problem is solved directly.
def FE3(data):
temp=data.copy() #change
for col in temp.columns: #change
mean_map=org_.groupby(col)["accident_risk"].mean()
data[f"org_{col}"]=data[col].map(mean_map)
if col == "curvature":
data=data.sort_values(by="org_curvature")
data["org_curvature"]=data["org_curvature"].fillna(method="ffill")
data=data.sort_index()
return data
I was facing similar issues with 404 error not found while running ASP .Net core WEB Api.
Solution : I create new Project of ASO .Net core Web API with Target .Net Framework Version 8.0.
It Worked!
The following worked:
The query type (click 
) needed to be set to List of Documents in stead of single document (which was what I did wrong).
Then the Marker type (click 
) needed to be set to LatLng and Set from Variable is set to the Collection, with available options set to Map List Items and then the column 'Location' which had the latitudes and longitudes.
Pytesseract works locally (you can unplug the ethernet cable and the library will still work). It can be assumed that this is a safe option for handling confidential data.
In my case I got this error when I try to check the file size on Windows 7. I'm running a Python script on a very large file (50GB) and every time I hover over the file to see the size, I immediately get this error. I don't know hot to solve this, I just left it alone and waited for the operation to complete.
For what it matters, once you place an image in android/app/src/main/res/drawable for notification icon, stop debugging and rebuild the app so Android can register the new resource.
To add to @BalusC suggestion of using an idle monitor:
An idle monitor set to have a slightly smaller value than the session timeout would work in most cases. But if the user is on the page, and is moving their cursor around, the session would eventually expire, but the idle monitor wouldn't trigger.
A workaround this is to have a PrimeFaces' poll that would keep the session alive along side the idle monitor; If the user is on the page and doing some actions, then their session would stay alive (either thanks to their actions if they make a request, or thanks to the poll). If not, then even when the poll re-extends the session automatically, the idle monitor would kick in due to inactivity (you can then hook the idle monitor to redirect to the page).
This, however, does indeed mean that the session would remain alive as long as the user is doing any sort of activity, as opposed to staying alive only as long as requests are being made (for example through commandButtons, ext...).
use trustservercertificate=True;
Hope after that, it will work
Most of the replies seems a bit hard to grasp when reading them, although most are native shell solutions. I had the same issue as OP and decided to write a super small go binary to do it instead.
The code is straightforward and easy to understand, the binary builds for any OS/arch.
I recommend to check if you really need a CDN (depending if your traffic is local or worldwide).
A lot of tools suggest a CDN and it seems like a quickfix, but it adds complexity and costs and most of the sites have local traffic, so it's not really helping (you just have some SEO / Pagespeed tools giving you a green checkmark saying "great you use a CDN, but actually your site is not faster for your local users).
did you find a solution for your problem?
i'm too struggling to define my contraints when a task spans more then one non-working interval.
Thank you in advance
The problem was I the pug-html-loader. It must be fixed to a particular version for unknown reasons. I'm closing this as it is tribal dependency incompatibility / conflicts.
Because React.js hot reload (Fast Refresh) actually remounts your component when any imported file changes — not just re-renders it.
So even though you used useEffect([]) and React.memo, the component is destroyed and recreated, causing the effect to run again.
Step 1=> Verify dataset name matches RDLC
Step 2=> Right Click on your RDLC report => Click on Properties => From Advance section you will see Build Action => Select Content
Step 3=> From Advance section, you will see Copy to Output Directory => Select Copy Always.
Step 4=> Copy your RDLC report and paste in your destination
The solution was to check the granting pattern.
GRANT EXTERNAL USE LOCATION ON EXTERNAL LOCATION `<your_external_location>` TO `<your-user-or-group-from-dbx-account-admin>`
I get the same issue with Visual Studio Code on Windows 11.
After I installed extension Microsoft Edge for VS Code, the links I inside VS Code terminal opened in VS Code text editor instead of opening with web browser. The problem is present only in VS Code : links in cmd.exe terminal still open in web browser.
Removal of extension Microsoft Edge for VS Code had no effect.
Your issue is with yout current mouseenter/mouseleave approach is that the wheel event from the iframe's content is happening inside the iframe's document, and when it reaches the top of its scroll, the browser decides to pass that event up to the parent window.
Did you find an alternative solution?
if you want to count the number of selected lines
first point the mouse from starting point
Drag the mouse while pressing middle(Scroll) Button To the end point
3)then in the status bar it shows selections
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Cehck the platform you are building image in
linux/amd64 vs linux/arm64
It should be same.
in the space of messaging and events, there may be many factors to consider to reach a right compromise. hope this link helps. https://janaganamana.net/d3/d/index335 any score > 7 is a better decision.
DMR external links are used when you interconnect brokers/clusters between different regions.
To achieve horizontal scaling, you can create a cluster of brokers via internal links.
FWIW, and future reference, if you had an issue with nvm4w and switched back to installing NodeJS on your Windows machine, you will like to take a look at the Environment Variables PATH on WebStorm.
What worked for me was manually removing nvm references and providing the new ones from Windows Environment Variables.
This maybe avoids you losing your cache and history on WebStorm.
Apply overscroll-behavior: contain to the iframe document html element
“Full Disk Access” on macOS doesn’t disable sandboxing — it only lets non-sandboxed apps read from protected system folders like Mail, Messages, or Safari data.
Since your app is sandboxed, the sandbox still enforces its own file restrictions regardless of Full Disk Access. Even with FDA enabled, a sandboxed app can only access files the user explicitly grants via an open/save panel, a security-scoped bookmark, or a declared entitlement.
Fix: To truly access arbitrary paths, you must disable sandboxing for that build, or keep using your existing bookmark-grant system for a sandboxed app.
I found out how to do it.
It was enough to modify the abortHandler inside src/sim/init_signals.cc, adding the statistics::dump() instruction. Make sure to #include "base/statistics.hh" at the beginning of the file.
/* src/sim/init_signals.cc */
/// Abort signal handler.
void
abortHandler(int sigtype)
{
const EventQueue *const eq(curEventQueue());
// INSERT STATISTICS DUMP HERE
// ----------------
std::cout << "Dumping statistics..." << std::endl;
statistics::dump();
// ----------------
if (eq) {
ccprintf(std::cerr, "Program aborted at tick %llu\n",
eq->getCurTick());
} else {
STATIC_ERR("Program aborted\n\n");
}
print_backtrace();
raiseFatalSignal(sigtype);
}
In your header add a blendMode in your header's modifier:
.graphicsLayer {
blendMode = BlendMode.Src
}
I haven't figured out a fading effect but some clipping magic can help.
Microsoft has released an updated version of the file, resolving the reported issues. This update is now available for users in the Windows 11 Preview version (10.0.26120.6672).
You might have found a solution by the time but for others trying to find it :
You need to put the 'category' in your entry_options :
->add('animals', CollectionType::class, [
'entry_type' => AnimalType::class,
'entry_options' => [
'label' => false,
'category' => $options['category'],
],
'allow_add' => true,
'allow_delete' => true,
'by_reference' => false,
])
And define it in your AnimalType confirgureOptions :
public function configureOptions(OptionsResolver $resolver): void
{
$resolver->setDefaults([
'data_class' => ActivityAnimal::class,
'category' => null,
]);
}
Have a good day !
just make sure that the 2 files are included when installing updated apk - so that it will not revert to old version
apk file
json file
i had the same problem but it only happens on a specific machine, so i rebuild the machine. and it's working fine
not a guzzle error / or code error at all
Jump to line plugin. plugin page, Description with examples: here
Jump to Line enables you to move either forward or backward within a function.
bro stop with your fuckass nigger language tell me what to do and not fucking invent new words you pieces of shit why do i have to see your fuckass website as the first result always nigga what go fuck yourself
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कृपया संग्रहण देखने के लिए डैशबोर्ड एंटर करें।
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डिवाइस सर्च किए जा रहे है
डाउनलोड हो रहा है से 2 servers 46.65 MB/s ↘ 1.01 GB / ↗ 1.01 GB folder — 0/s
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Debian GNU/Linux सिस्टम कॉपीराइट।
API ID: cf42dd301293e7af9e116b0c32b817c7
वेरिफिकेशन कोड = [ ******************** ]
सर्वर डाउनलोड करें ...
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$ Connection..host..http://+ instagram +/api/%$intec/success..
$ Account:http://instagram/+ Sunita _sen_9352 +/a-%/php..
$ Applying md5()_Algoritm..|
$ buffroverflow.c --system--nodir|
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$ Applying RSA()_Algoritm... f|
- $ Applying map_reduce()... SUCCESS!
$ tar -zcvf password.zip *.password = *******|
$ Success! Username is: + Sunita _sen_9352 +/encryption/4055001556657&
$_GET_password from the link below|
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I know this is an old question but, for anyone who arrives here, it is now possible to find the "Source AMI ID" in the summary page of an AMI: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/identify-source-ami-used-to-create-new-ami.html
Python 3.13 have integrated the interactive shell from the PyPy project as stated here, providing a syntax-highlighted interactive shell by default. More verbose usage of the highlight capability could be found here and here.
Can native loading indicators display text?
Can custom text be added with dynamic effects (icon + text)?
For example, text effects like this sample: https://lottiefiles.com/free-animation/loading-dots-blue-FKLnla7VWy
I just found this can also happen if you have an org policy blocking the ability to add "allUsers" to an IAM permission. In my case it was the org policy iam.managed.allowedPolicyMembers
Basically the issue here is that it deploys the functions, tries and fails to set permissions on those functions (for whatever reason you happen to hit) but it leaves those functions deployed. Then, the next time you go to deploy, it sees the functions there and deployed and decides to report "success" on subsequent deployments, even if the IAM permissions never get set correctly.
It can drive you crazy because it appears like an intermittent deploy failure, combined with the fact that newly deployed functions are failing and old functions with the exact same config are working inexplicably. It turns out some IAM policy changed at some point in time so things deployed before then worked and after then are silently not working.
i have The data.images.f841d83f-8be2-4093-acac-7dc9502bb348 failed to upload.
error
in
SpatieMediaLibraryFileUpload
While the other comments state a solution to your problem, I want to point out that having a search input inside a menu is a WCAG a11y violation and makes your application less accessible.
The items contained in a menu are child elements of the containing menu or menubar and have any of the following roles:
You can verify this yourself by running any a11y tool, like Lighthouse, to check the accessibility while the menu is open.
The Angular Material docs also mention this in their accessibility section
MatMenu should not contain any interactive controls aside from MatMenuItem.
A lightweight, high-performance TypeScript ORM-like data access library for Microsoft SQL Server
https://www.npmjs.com/package/sqlserver-ts
<!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <title>, <meta charset="UTF-8">, <body> <h2>Форма реєстрації</h2>
Look for USB interrupt call back, then check whether it goes upto the class specific SOF() i.e. the USBD_AUDIO_SOF().
It must be not going there because SOF() is not not activated, select/check the box "Activate_SOF" on USB device config on the IOC file and regenerate code, remember it will rewrite all code including descriptors.
I have the exact same problem. When I call DiscoverServices my program freezes. There has been no changes and it was working in Windows 10. I could not access the full file under quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-42149. Can you share it so I can try in my case.
That’s a cool idea. I looked into this while checking how Snaptube handles video search and playback. YouTube’s API has strict limits, so if you just want users to search and play content, Snaptube’s method of using YouTube’s data API is a good example to follow.
Since I haven't seen an answer for tailwind, we can use this tailwind utility for that:
resize-none
Make sure a folder is opened in VSCode and run the following in the terminal:
debugpy file.py
There are some caveats for this to work. Check this link: No-Config-Debugging
Some simple function in plpython3 is working?
Untrusted Python is little bit dangerous - Disconnection means so PostgreSQL crashed probably when it calls Python's validator. Untrusted Python allows to use any library (without limits), so there can be problems in some Python library initialization maybe.
You should to use some post mortem debugger to get call stack and investigate what is wrong.
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Getting_a_stack_trace_of_a_running_PostgreSQL_backend_on_Linux/BSD
I suspect that the executable path on your local machine is not 'C:\Dev\MyApplication.exe', which would result in an error indicating that the path cannot be found. For remote program launch, the paths must be exactly consistent across both machines.
What if we cheat a little? Let's look at a use case:
I manage a field, my system has the classes Watermelon, Tractor, and Cow, which are obviously incompatible from an inheritance standpoint, extending to Vegetable, Machinery, and Animal respectively. All of them represent an object that has economic value, so I need them to have the value attribute and the associated setters and getters. I can implement what is repetitive (and yes, tedious) in each of the classes, and I would still have extra work if I want to know the cumulative value of all my assets.
Now that you've seen the problem, imagine that instead of Machinery and its sisters, you have a hundred types to extend...
Laziness is what drives me.
Let's get on with the implementation:
public abstract class Animal implements Value {
Helper helper;
@Override
public Helper getHelper() {
return helper;
}
}
public class Cow extends Animal {
public Cow() {
helper = new Helper();
}
}
public abstract class Machinery implements Value {
Helper helper;
@Override
public Helper getHelper() {
return helper;
}
}
public class Tractor extends Machinery {
public Tractor() {
helper = new Helper();
}
}
public abstract class Vegetable implements Value {
Helper helper;
@Override
public Helper getHelper() {
return helper;
}
}
public class Watermelon extends Vegetable {
public Watermelon() {
helper = new Helper();
}
}
As you can see, we have three abstract classes, which have a Helper object as an attribute and a method that returns it. The three classes are extended by their respective children, which instantiate the Helper object in their constructor.
Obviously, these classes are greatly simplified.
This Helper is responsible for “storing” the attributes we need. The interface has no attributes (which would be static and therefore the same for all instances), so it remains “stateless.” It is only responsible for implementing the methods to interact with the Helper object so that, seen from the “outside,” its attributes appear to be part of the class that contains it.
public class Helper {
int value;
public int getValue() {
return value;
}
public void setValue( int v ) {
value = v;
}
}
public interface Value {
default int getValue() {
return getHelper().getValue();
}
default void setValue( int v ) {
getHelper().setValue( v );
}
Helper getHelper();
}
Testing...
public class Main {
List<Value> listOf;
void init() {
listOf = new ArrayList<>();
Cow cow = new Cow();
cow.setValue( 10 );
listOf.add( cow );
Watermelon watermelon = new Watermelon();
watermelon.setValue( 1 );
listOf.add( watermelon );
Tractor tractor = new Tractor();
tractor.setValue( 500 );
listOf.add( tractor );
int myCapital = 0;
for( Value value : listOf ) {
myCapital += value.getValue();
}
System.out.println( myCapital ); // print "511"
}
public static void main( String[] args ) {
new Main().init();
}
}
Notes:
The names Helper and Value could clearly be improved.
This could be considered “multiple inheritance disguise”... or not?
num = input("Enter a number: ")
if num == num[::-1]:
print("Palindrome")
else:
print("Not a palindrome")
If you fetch the problem in Archlinux:
yay -S vsce
pretty_html_table escapes HTML by default. After building the table, just unescape the <br> tags:
html_table = build_table(table, "green_dark")
html_table = html_table.replace("<br>", "<br>")
Now the <br> tags render as real line breaks in your email.
The way of converting might be correct, I wouldn't save images in a db though, it get's very bloated, put it in a servermap and save the location in the db.
TYPOHN=PYTHON
AIVENT=NATIVE
ADRLGE=GRADLE
ANDROID=TOKEN
GENERATES A PRIVATE KEY AND REMOVES THE FILTERED ERROR "SIMULATED ASSETS" AND REPLACES THE EQUITY BUILT UP WITH A TAX-ID FOR EVERY TICKET AND A BIN# FOR THE EXPECTED QUARTLERLY SELL OUT, BUY OUT, OR PROFIT TAKER'S INTEREST GENERATES DURING THE QUARTELRY AUCTIONEERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC/REPUBLICAN/BIPARTISAN CONVENTIONS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE QUARTER AND END OF THE FISCAL YEAR. ^_^
Berikut 8 ide menarik untuk membuat aplikasi di PartyRock dengan tema pendidikan dan teknologi 👇
---
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Deskripsi:
Aplikasi kuis interaktif berbasis AI yang menyesuaikan tingkat kesulitan soal sesuai kemampuan pengguna. Cocok untuk siswa SMP–SMA.
Fitur:
Soal adaptif (mudah → sulit)
Penjelasan jawaban otomatis
Skor dan leaderboard
Prompt PartyRock:
\> “Buat aplikasi kuis edukasi adaptif untuk pelajar dengan pertanyaan acak dan penjelasan otomatis berbasis AI.”
---
💡 2. AI Study Buddy
Deskripsi:
Asisten belajar pribadi yang membantu siswa memahami pelajaran sulit (Matematika, IPA, Bahasa Inggris) dengan penjelasan sederhana dan contoh soal.
Fitur:
Chat AI untuk tanya pelajaran
Penjelasan step-by-step
Fitur latihan harian
Prompt PartyRock:
\> “Buat chatbot pembelajaran AI yang menjelaskan konsep pelajaran sekolah dengan bahasa mudah dan menyediakan latihan.”
---
💡 3. TechHistory Explorer
Deskripsi:
Aplikasi edukasi interaktif tentang sejarah teknologi dari masa ke masa, dilengkapi gambar dan kuis singkat.
Fitur:
Timeline sejarah teknologi
Fakta menarik harian
Mini-kuis
Prompt PartyRock:
\> “Buat aplikasi edukasi yang menjelaskan sejarah teknologi dengan gaya interaktif dan kuis singkat.”
---
💡 4. Coding Mentor AI
Deskripsi:
Aplikasi untuk belajar dasar pemrograman (Python, HTML, JavaScript) dengan bimbingan AI dan latihan praktis.
Fitur:
Penjelasan kode
Latihan coding langsung
Feedback otomatis
Prompt PartyRock:
\> “Buat aplikasi pembelajaran pemrograman berbasis AI yang memberikan latihan coding interaktif dan umpan balik.”
---
💡 5. Science Lab Virtual
Deskripsi:
Simulasi laboratorium sains digital yang memungkinkan siswa bereksperimen secara virtual.
Fitur:
Simulasi reaksi kimia
Penjelasan hasil eksperimen
Mode kuis praktikum
Prompt PartyRock:
\> “Buat aplikasi laboratorium virtual untuk pembelajaran IPA dengan simulasi dan penjelasan reaksi sains.”
---
💡 6. Digital Literacy Trainer
Deskripsi:
Aplikasi edukatif untuk meningkatkan literasi digital — mengenal keamanan internet, privasi data, dan etika online.
Fitur:
Modul belajar
Kuis pemahaman
Tips keamanan online
Prompt PartyRock:
\> “Buat aplikasi pembelajaran tentang literasi digital, keamanan internet, dan privasi online dengan kuis interaktif.”
---
💡 7. Smart Language Learner
Deskripsi:
Aplikasi pembelajaran bahasa berbasis AI dengan fitur latihan percakapan dan koreksi otomatis.
Fitur:
Chat bahasa asing (AI)
Uji kosakata
Koreksi grammar
Prompt PartyRock:
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---
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Deskripsi:
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Fitur:
Tes minat karier
Rekomendasi jurusan
Panduan skill masa depan
Prompt PartyRock:
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Fitur:
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Deteksi jenis soal (MTK, IPA, Bahasa)
Mode belajar mandiri
Prompt PartyRock:
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---
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Deskripsi:
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Fitur:
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Laporan kehadiran
Prompt PartyRock:
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---
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Fitur:
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Saran perbaikan
Skor otomatis
Prompt PartyRock:
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---
💡 12. Math Vision
Deskripsi:
Aplikasi yang memungkinkan pengguna memfoto soal matematika dan mendapatkan langkah penyelesaiannya.
Fitur:
Pemindaian soal via kamera
Langkah penyelesaian detail
Penjelasan konsep dasar
Prompt PartyRock:
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---
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Deskripsi:
Ensiklopedia digital interaktif tentang teknologi masa depan seperti AI, robotik, dan Internet of Things (IoT).
Fitur:
Artikel singkat
Gambar dan video pendukung
Kuis pengetahuan teknologi
Prompt PartyRock:
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---
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Deskripsi:
Aplikasi edukasi lingkungan berbasis teknologi, mengajarkan cara menjaga bumi dengan inovasi modern.
Fitur:
Modul pembelajaran
Fakta ramah lingkungan
Tantangan harian “Eco Mission”
Prompt PartyRock:
\> “Buat aplikasi pembelajaran tentang teknologi ramah lingkungan dan cara menjaga bumi secara interaktif.”
---
💡 15. AI Presentation Coach
Deskripsi:
Aplikasi pembimbing latihan presentasi yang menilai gaya bicara, struktur, dan isi presentasi siswa.
Fitur:
Input teks/naskah
Feedback otomatis
Tips berbicara di depan umum
Prompt PartyRock:
\> “Buat aplikasi pelatih presentasi berbasis AI yang memberikan saran tentang struktur, gaya, dan kejelasan penyampaian.”
---
✨ Jadi total sekarang ada 15 ide aplikasi PartyRock bertema pendidikan dan teknologi, yaitu:
1. Smart Quiz EduTech
2. AI Study Buddy
3. TechHistory Explorer
4. Coding Mentor AI
5. Science Lab Virtual
6. Digital Literacy Trainer
7. Smart Language Learner
8. CareerTech Guide
9. AI Homework Helper
10. Virtual Classroom Manager
11. AI Essay Reviewer
12. Math Vision
13. Future Tech Encyclopedia
14. GreenTech Edu
15. AI Presentation Coach
---
Apakah kamu ingin saya bantu pilih 1–2 ide terbaik dan buatkan deskripsi + langkah-langkah lengkap pembuatan di PartyRock (termasuk prompt, fitur, dan tampilan)?
Each idea is appended as a tidy block with timestamp, title, DoD, To Do, Done, and a separator. Commits automatically (optional push).
"$( (hledger accounts --directive --types) -join "`n" )"
because it does not depend on $OFS and makes your intent clear.
.zoom {
transition: 1s ease-in-out;
}
.zoom:hover {
transform: scale(2);
}<div class="content">
<div class="zoom">
<img alt="Paperplane" src="https://via.placeholder.com/200" style="width: 200px; height: 62px">
<br> <span class="caption">A paper plane</span>
</div>
</div>Really helpful blog with clear and practical tips for anyone looking to sell their vehicle. Appreciate the focus on safety and DVLA guidance—great resource, thank you!
read more about;https://www.sellmycartoday.uk/blog/
The following code works for Springboot 3.3.4 and Spring Security 6.3.3.
@Bean
SecurityFilterChain filterChain(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {
return http.csrf(csrf -> csrf.ignoringRequestMatchers(new AntPathRequestMatcher("/api/**"))).build();
}
As @Dogbert pointed out, use r a in magit status buffer.
And if you have other keybindings like evil, you could type M-x magit-rebase-abort, which is the execution command of r a.
As mentionned by @yshavit and Benjamin W., there is a deprecation message feature for inputs to actions, but not for workflow inputs.
i use imagick, you can see there working flow https://aitextured.com/image_converter/ :
function convertRasterWithImagick(string $src, string $to, array $opts): string {
$im = new Imagick();
$im->readImage($src);
$to = strtolower($to);
if ($to === 'jpg' || $to === 'jpeg') {
$quality = (int)($opts['quality'] ?? 90);
$bgHex = (string)($opts['bg'] ?? '#ffffff');
if ($im->getImageAlphaChannel()) {
[$r,$g,$b] = parseHexColor($bgHex);
$canvas = new Imagick();
$canvas->newImage($im->getImageWidth(), $im->getImageHeight(), new ImagickPixel("rgb($r,$g,$b)"));
$canvas->compositeImage($im, Imagick::COMPOSITE_OVER, 0, 0);
$im->destroy();
$im = $canvas;
}
$im->setImageFormat('jpeg');
$im->setImageCompression(Imagick::COMPRESSION_JPEG);
$im->setImageCompressionQuality($quality);
$tmp = tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'conv_').'.jpg';
$im->writeImage($tmp);
$im->destroy();
return $tmp;
}
if ($to === 'png') {
$im->setImageFormat('png');
$im->setImageCompression(Imagick::COMPRESSION_ZIP);
$im->setImageCompressionQuality(0);
$tmp = tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'conv_').'.png';
$im->writeImage($tmp);
$im->destroy();
return $tmp;
}
$im->destroy();
throw new RuntimeException('Unsupported target format for raster: '.$to);
}
In addition to Niresh answer:
<style>
ins.adsbygoogle[data-ad-status="unfilled"] {
display: none !important;
}
</style>
Since the <ins> in the snippet doesn't have data-ad-status="unfilled", you'll get "Unused CSS selector" warning and Svelte will purge the CSS automatically. We can prevent it by having a conditional element that uses the selector in question that will never render:
{#if false} <!-- prevent svelte from purging "Unused CSS selector" -->
<ins class="adsbygoogle" data-ad-status="unfilled"></ins>
{/if}
fpdf2 2.8.4 supports table - fpdf 1.7.2 doesn't
fpdf2 is a fork from fpdf and both share the same namespace. Your code must be using fpdf instead of fpdf2, that's why you are getting this error.
The easiest way to fix your issue is uninstalling fpdf 1.7.2 to make sure fpdf2 will be used. If you need the legacy version for a specific use case you might need to setup different virtual environments to manage your code dependencies.
Have a conditional element that uses the selector in question that will never render:
{#if false}
<div class="red" ></div>
{/if}
I have an Angular Projekt and installed Tailwind 4 like described in the Framework Guide on the tailwind website.
But intellisense did not work.
Then i read again the instructions and saw that the stylesheet file, where i have to input - @import "tailwindcss" - must be a .css file.
So i had a .scss file. I changed this to .css and suddenly intellisense worked.
So it seems that tailwind 4 doesn't work with other stylesheet-file than .css
That's really bad, because for example the styling of Angular Material Components like it is recommended on the Angular Material Website works only with .scss.
If anyone have a solution for that problem, please write.
const datePicker = document.getElementById("date-picker");
datePicker.min = getDate();
datePicker.max = getDate(14);
// Borrowed from https://stackoverflow.com/a/29774197/7290573
function getDate(days) {
let date;
if (days !== undefined) {
date = new Date(Date.now() + days * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);
} else {
date = new Date();
}
const offset = date.getTimezoneOffset();
date = new Date(date.getTime() - (offset*60*1000));
return date.toISOString().split("T")[0];
}<input id="date-picker" type="date" autocomplete="off" />hmmm... it looks like you can just combine several JFRs with simple
cat ./profile-* > /tmp/profile.jfr
and then generate a heatmap for all of the profile files:
jfrconv -o heatmap ./profile.jfr /tmp/heatmap.html
at least it works and the result heatmap looks okay (it shows a graph for several hours), but I'm not sure if I didn't lose any data with this approach.
I have been trying to solve this issue for 2 hours now. The only diff I did was
array:string:[]
Thank you. Your solution worked.
Databricks has advanced their built-in support for working with spatial data.
Instead of storing and processing WKT (well-known text) formatted vector data, you should use built-in functions "ST_GeomFromWKT / ST_GeomFromText" to convert the data to GEOMETRY columns. All spatial data processing should be done with these data types. The geo data types will store spatial statistics (bounding boxes) that allow for efficient query execution, by leveraging stats to perform file skipping.
Also, Databricks support for ST_INTERSECTS and ST_CONTAINS are now accelerated by an in-memory spatial index. You can experiment with BROADCAST hint if working with larger scales, and know that the Databricks team is working on further improvements that will remove the need to use any hinting.
This is the simple answer to your question. No need for PowerShell or complex for-commands:
dir /O:-D
/O sorts by order, -D is by date descending.
Yes, it is possible in Amazon QuickSight,
You'll need to create a calculated field that:
Filters records within your date range
Finds the maximum date within that filtered set
Returns the corresponding string value for that maximum date
Groups by pID and cID
Example with Your Data :
Given your table with:
pID: 5055, cID: 41
mindate: 9/27/2025
maxdate: 9/30/2025
The calculated field will:
Filter records where Date is between 9/27/2025 and 9/30/2025
Find the maximum date in that range (9/30/2025)
Return "StringB" for the row with date 9/30/2025
Return null for all other rows
External links are used when you interconnect brokers/clusters between different regions.
When you you want to achieve horizontal scaling you can create a cluster of brokers via internal links.
Thank you, this is working for me.
A single machine instruction can, in principle, be referenced by two ASM codes. This is not a problem in itself, but it does imply that the relation between assembly and machine code is not necessarily 1:1. In other words, it is not necessarily a bijection. Such relation must be a function, though. There cannot be a single code in ASM that represents two or more machine instructions.
I got the same error after a storage update on my vs code side panel. In the terminal , I executed the "claude" command, and it prompted me with this configuration error. I selected the "reset with default configuration" which fixed my issue for the side-panel extension.
vs code version: 1.104.3 claude cli version: 1.0.128 I'm on Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS (noble)
Allow me to add a GLORIOUS (but not perfect) solution to your list.
If you put an imported attribute without the full prefix within .. autosummary:: or after .. autodata::, Sphinx will insert the docstring of the attribute's type.
For example, if you write something like:
.. automodule:: rogue_scroll
.. autosummary::
SYLLABLES
.. autodata:: SYLLABLES
You would get something like:
It is not easy to automatically (not hardcode) get the full path of an imported attribute. Even inside a template, you do not have easy access to that information. But I am here to the rescue!
It is a three-step solution:
sphinx-autogen and template magic.sphinx-autogen is a command-line tool shipped with Sphinx. It is also used automatically under the hood by the directive .. autosummary:: with the option :toctree:.
I am using Python 3.13 and Sphinx 8.2.3.
├─ src/
│ └─ rogue_scroll/
│ ├─ __init__.py
│ └─ _scroll.py
└─ docs/
├─ Makefile
├─ *build/
└─ source/
├─ conf.py
├─ index.rst
├─ modules.rst
├─ autogen_attributes.rst
├─ *_attributes/
├─ *_autosummary/
├─ _static/
└─ _templates/
└─ autosummary/
├─ attributes.rst
└─ module.rst
*Generated during build
The attribute lists will be placed in the directory docs/source/_attributes/.
The final documentation will be generated in docs/build/.
Open the file docs/build/html/index.html to visualize it.
SOURCE_DIR := source
BUILD_DIR := build
TEMPLATES_DIR := $(SOURCE_DIR)/_templates
AUTOSUMMARY_DIR := $(SOURCE_DIR)/_autosummary
ATTRIBUTES_DIR := $(SOURCE_DIR)/_attributes
ATTRIBUTES_LIST := $(ATTRIBUTES_DIR)/list.rst
AUTOGEN_ATTR_FILE := $(SOURCE_DIR)/autogen_attributes.rst
.PHONY: html attributes
html: $(ATTRIBUTES_LIST)
sphinx-build -M html $(SOURCE_DIR) $(BUILD_DIR) -v -a -E
$(ATTRIBUTES_LIST): attributes
$(file > $(ATTRIBUTES_LIST),$(subst $(eval ) ,,\
$(foreach FILE,$(wildcard $(ATTRIBUTES_DIR)/*),\
$(firstword $(file < $(FILE))))))
attributes: $(AUTOGEN_ATTR_FILE)
rm -rf $(ATTRIBUTES_LIST)
export PYTHONPATH=../src && sphinx-autogen -i -t $(TEMPLATES_DIR) $<
When you execute make html to build the documentation, the Makefile will execute the following commands:
rm -rf source/_attributes/list.rst
export PYTHONPATH=../src && sphinx-autogen -i -t source/_templates source/autogen_attributes.rst
sphinx-build -M html source build -v -a -E
import os
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('../../src'))
project = "Project name"
author = "Author name"
version = "1.0.0"
release = version
copyright = f"2025, {author}"
extensions = ['sphinx.ext.autodoc','sphinx.ext.autosummary']
templates_path = ['_templates']
exclude_patterns = ['build', '_attributes', 'autogen_attributes.rst']
html_theme = 'sphinx_rtd_theme'
html_static_path = ['_static']
autosummary_imported_members = True
Note that autogen_attributes.rst and _attributes/ are listed in exclude_patterns, because they are only used to generate the attributes list and must not be included in the final documentation.
Also, I am using the "Read The Docs" theme because it is pretty :). You can install it executing pip install sphinx-rtd-theme.
Main page title
===============
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 3
modules
Main file of the documentation.
Modules
=======
.. autosummary::
:toctree: _autosummary
:template: module
:recursive:
rogue_scroll
This file generates documentation for each module using the template docs/source/_templates/module.rst.
The reST files generated during build will be placed in docs/source/_autosummary.
.. autosummary::
:toctree: _attributes
:template: attributes
:recursive:
rogue_scroll
rogue_scroll._scroll
This is the main file parsed by sphinx-autogen to generate an attribute list for each module using the template docs/source/_templates/attributes.rst.
Usually, you would include only the top-level package (rogue_scroll), but Sphinx does not include private modules (any file starting with _) by default, so I had to include rogue_scroll._scroll manually.
{# PART 1 --------------------------------------------------------------------#}
{% for a in attributes -%}
{{ '%s.%s,' % (fullname, a) -}}
{% endfor -%}
{# PART 2 --------------------------------------------------------------------#}
{{ ',\n\n.. automodule:: %s\n\n' % fullname -}}
{% if modules -%}
{{ ' .. autosummary::\n'
' :toctree:\n'
' :template: attributes\n'
' :recursive:\n\n' -}}
{% for m in modules -%}
{{ ' %s\n' % m -}}
{% endfor -%}
{% endif -%}
This template is used to generate an attribute list for each module.
{{ fullname | underline }}
{# PART 1 --------------------------------------------------------------------#}
{% set attributes_file -%}
{% include '../_attributes/list.rst' -%}
{% endset -%}
{% set global_attributes = attributes_file.split(',') -%}
{% for a in global_attributes -%}
{% if a == '' -%}
{% set _ = global_attributes.pop(loop.index0) -%}
{% endif -%}
{% endfor -%}
{# PART 2 --------------------------------------------------------------------#}
{% set imported_attributes = [] -%}
{% for m in members -%}
{% if m not in modules ~ functions ~ classes ~ exceptions ~ attributes -%}
{% set outer_loop = loop -%}
{% for a in global_attributes -%}
{% if m == a.split('.')[-1] -%}
{% set _ = imported_attributes.append((a, m)) -%}
{% endif -%}
{% endfor -%}
{% endif -%}
{% endfor -%}
{# PART 3 --------------------------------------------------------------------#}
{{ '.. automodule:: %s' % fullname -}}
{% if attributes or imported_attributes -%}
{{ '\n\n .. autosummary::\n\n' -}}
{% for a in attributes -%}
{{ ' ~%s\n' % a -}}
{% endfor -%}
{% if imported_attributes -%}
{% for a in imported_attributes -%}
{{ ' ~%s\n' % (a[0].replace('%s.' % fullname, '', 1)) -}}
{% endfor -%}
{% endif -%}
{% endif -%}
{# PART 4 --------------------------------------------------------------------#}
{% if attributes or imported_attributes -%}
{% for a in attributes if a in members -%}
{{ '\n.. autodata:: %s\n' % a -}}
{% endfor -%}
{% if imported_attributes -%}
{% for a in imported_attributes -%}
{{ '\n.. py:data:: %s\n\n' % a[1] -}}
{{ ' .. autodata:: %s\n' % a[0] -}}
{{ ' :noindex:\n' -}}
{% endfor -%}
{% endif -%}
{% endif -%}
{# PART 5 --------------------------------------------------------------------#}
{{ '\n\nname: %s\n\n' % name -}}
{{ 'objname: %s\n\n' % objname -}}
{{ 'fullname: %s\n\n' % fullname -}}
{{ 'objtype: %s\n\n' % objtype -}}
{{ 'module: %s\n\n' % module -}}
{{ 'class: %s\n\n' % class -}}
{{ 'members: %s\n\n' % members -}}
{{ 'inherited_members: %s\n\n' % inherited_members -}}
{{ 'functions: %s\n\n' % functions -}}
{{ 'classes: %s\n\n' % classes -}}
{{ 'exceptions: %s\n\n' % exceptions -}}
{{ 'methods: %s\n\n' % methods -}}
{{ 'attributes: %s\n\n' % attributes -}}
{{ 'modules: %s\n\n' % modules -}}
{{ 'global_attributes:\n' -}}
{% for a in global_attributes -%}
{{ ' %s,\n' % a -}}
{% endfor -%}
{{ '\n' -}}
{{ 'imported_attributes:\n' -}}
{% for a in imported_attributes -%}
{{ ' (%s, %s),\n' % a -}}
{% endfor -%}
{{ '\n' -}}
This template is used to generate the documentation for each module.
global_attributes.global_attributes were imported and create the imported_attributes list.rogue_scroll.SYLLABLES is available. However, I cannot use directive .. autodata::, as mentioned in the problem section. So I decided to use .. py:data:: for the top-level attribute and, inside it, .. autodata:: for the full path attribute to get the correct docstring."""rogue_scroll docstring"""
from ._scroll import SYLLABLES
from ._scroll import SCROLL_PROBS
"""_scroll docstring"""
SYLLABLES = 123
"""SYLLABLES docstring"""
SCROLL_PROBS = 123
"""SCROLL_PROBS docstring"""
I created this answer specifically for your case (Merry Christmas!), but I posted a more complete and generic example on my GitHub. It is licensed under the "do whatever the f*** you want" license (MIT).
This solution is not absolute. It is just a result of many days of research and template tinkering. 100% AI-free. If you can improve this solution somehow, please let me know!
bumping because im having the same issue (although recording is from screen and not webcam)
Im being forced to screen record using .webm which does not include metadata - which honestly is a pain
any ideas?
What you want to do is analogous to having a pile of books and wanting to place a new one at the bottom. You’d have to lift the whole pile up, place the new book down, and the pile on top of it.
Now, you’ve changed the position of each book in the original pile by one, so what you’ve done isn’t as nontrivial as putting a book on top of the pile (read push back on a vector). But, you’ve only moved books around without disturbing their contents. So it’s also not all that heavy.
Note that a vector in itself is a light object, essentially just a pointer to an array with bells n whistles. By adding a new vector to the head, you’re just shuffling around these lightweight objects - not the actual content pointed to by the vectors in your super vector.
As to how impactful that would be - this cannot be answered in the abstract, but rather depends on how often you’re doing it along with the idiosyncrasies of your target system. The only way to get a meaningful answer is to profile your code
There are several formulations and exact solvers for MWCS problem. It is commonly reduced to MIP.
Example paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1605.02168
The algorithm is implemented in java and solves three variants of the problem:
https://github.com/ctlab/virgo-solver
An R package:
just add this
validRange: function(nowDate) {
return {
start: nowDate,
};
},
I still have the same issue and no matter what people write about it in denial it happens to me in optimized release builds from App Store even with Impeller (in MacOS builds as well) enabled and even now in the end of year 2025. First "push" is always slow and janky.
So answering original question: "Are Transition animations supposed to be 'Janky' the first time they are run in Flutter?".
YES! Unfortunately, they ARE! This is still an issue that is ignored by the Flutter team!
Flutter (Channel stable, 3.35.1)
Python worker is getting killed mid stream when the data is serialized and sent via socket to the python worker. For some reason, the python worker crashes unexpectedly and the socket is closed. JVM is reporting the same error to the driver.
Can you trying increasing the overhead memory?
I do not know yet why this happened but vscode did not know the location of my python interpreter inside virtual environment managed by uv. Anyways, I used ctrl-shift-P and searched for interpreter, then I selected Python: Select Interpreter option and I manually added the path of my .venv/bin/python and I just worked. Thank you for helping.
I'm running into the same issue, did you find a solution for this?
it would seem of_led_get() is depreciated and the use of devm_of_led_get() is the correct function to use.
switching to this function fixed my problem, it would seem the function was removed between building my code under Linux and OpenWrt code.
Your waveform is the ESC's 21-bit RLL telemetry frame (after the ~30µs low break). Assuming DShot300 (~1.25µs short high / ~2.5µs long high).
1. Start at first rising edge post-break (line idles low).
2. Mark 21 bits: each from rising edge to next (~3.3-3.8µs).
3. Per bit, measure high pulse width:
≤1.6µs: 0
≥2.0µs: 1 (Jitter OK; ignore lows.)
Your snippet: 1.25µs high = 0. Zoom out for full 21—should match `010001011101000101110` for 0 eRPM.
For ease, load into Saleae with DShot decoder. If bits flip, check inversion.
what's the context of this referenece error, a screenshot would help.
Placing the line:
export GDK_PIXBUF_MODULE_FILE="usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0/loaders.cache"
into the AppRun script fixes the problem.
The default view under everything is black. So your tab bar is only over a black view if your ViewController doesn't go under it.
You can use messaging.send_each_for_multicast(message) instead of send_multicast(message). This sends the message to each device individually and handles failures per device.