Use it as follows to get a completion
1. create global.d.ts at resources/js with the following
import Echo from 'laravel-echo';
import Pusher from 'pusher-js';
declare global {
interface Window {
Pusher: Pusher;
// replace "pusher" with "ably", "reverb" or whatever you're using
Echo: Echo<"pusher">;
}
}
2. access it via window.Echo and you'll get a completion list
From (I think) v2.6.0, torch.accelerator.current_accelerator() allows the device to be identified within a function without it being passed as a parameter.
This release added the torch.accelerator package, which allows easier interaction with accelerators / devices.
The examples you provided illustrate two different concepts in data manipulation: interpolation in pandas and generating a linear space in numpy, but they serve different purposes and are not equivalent, although they can produce similar results in certain cases.
1. **`numpy.linspace`**: This function is used to generate an array of evenly spaced numbers over a specified interval. In your example, `np.linspace(1, 4, 7)` generates 7 numbers between 1 and 4, inclusive. It does not consider any existing data points within the range; it simply calculates the values needed to create an evenly spaced set of numbers.
2. **`pandas.Series.interpolate`**: This method is used to fill in missing values in a pandas Series using various interpolation techniques. In your example, you start with a Series containing a value at index 0 (1), NaN values at indices 1 through 5, and a value at index 6 (4). When you call `.interpolate()`, pandas fills in the NaN values by estimating the values at those indices based on the values at the surrounding indices. With the default method, 'linear', it performs linear interpolation, which in this case results in the same values as `np.linspace(1, 4, 7)`.
While the results are the same in this specific example, `np.linspace` is not doing interpolation in the sense that it is estimating missing values between known points. Instead, it is creating a new set of evenly spaced values over a specified range. On the other hand, `pandas.Series.interpolate` is estimating missing values within a dataset based on the existing values.
In summary, `np.linspace` is about creating a sequence of numbers, while `pandas.Series.interpolate` is about estimating missing values in a dataset. They can produce the same output in a specific scenario, but they are conceptually quite different.
I encountered a cache issue, and I found a good solution for it.
The problem happens because when a user visits a site, the browser caches the resources. Even if you update the website, the browser may continue showing the old version instead of fetching the new resources.
If changing resource names is not an option (or not possible), you can fix this by adding a query parameter to the URL. For example:
https://yoursite.com/?version=v1
Since query parameters don’t affect the actual site content, this tricks the browser into thinking it’s a new request, so it bypasses the cache and fetches the updated resources.
To make a Keras model's variables trainable within a GPflow kernel, simply assign the model as a direct attribute. This works because modern GPflow automatically discovers all variables within tf.Module objects (like Keras models), and eliminate the need for a special wrapper. Please refer this gist for the example implemented approach.
With this feature, now have the ability to include critically important classes in the compiled CSS using a syntax similar to the safelist property from v3.
# Force update to TailwindCSS v4.1 with CLI plugin
npm install tailwindcss@^4.1 @tailwindcss/cli@^4.1
# Force update to TailwindCSS v4.1 with PostCSS plugin
npm install tailwindcss@^4.1 @tailwindcss/postcss@^4.1
# Force update to TailwindCSS v4.1 with Vite plugin
npm install tailwindcss@^4.1 @tailwindcss/vite@^4.1
Reproduction in Play CDN:
<!-- At least v4.1 is required! -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@tailwindcss/[email protected]"></script>
<style type="text/tailwindcss">
@source inline("{hover:,}bg-red-{50,{100..900..100},950}");
</style>
<div class="text-3xl bg-red-100 hover:bg-red-900">
Hello World
</div>
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Short answer: The only way is to create widgets similar to the JVM page based on your exported(third-party/OTel) JVM metrics.
Long answer: The JVM metrics page under APM does not show data from third-party agents or instrumentation. When using the NewRelic Java agent, it works as expected, but as soon as we switched to OTel collector, we are unable to see any JVM metrics.
Then, we started exporting JVM metrics through JMX: io.opentelemetry.instrumentation:opentelemetry-jmx-metric
However, the data is now available in the Metric collection in NR, but not still visible on the JVM page. Apparently, the NR Java agent sends some proprietary data that you cannot send :(
I guess I found your issue.
Can you go to your index and check if you have added a the text embedding model there as well?
Make sure you add the adda-002 model as others wont work in the playground/free tier, after you added the model, it takes like 5 minutes and then it should not be grayed out anymore
Here I show where you have to add it: enter image description here
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): enter image description here
To showcase the security attributes, we've modified the sample source code to evaluate the method triggering the error in order to show it's security attributes:
Type type = new Microsoft.Ink.Recognizers().GetType();
//get the MethodInfo object of the current method
MethodInfo m = type.GetMethods().FirstOrDefault
(method => method.Name == "GetDefaultRecognizer"
&& method.GetParameters().Count() == 0); ;
//show if the current method is Critical, Transparent or SafeCritical
Console.WriteLine("Method GetDefaultRecognizer IsSecurityCritical: {0} \n", m.IsSecurityCritical);
Console.WriteLine("Method GetDefaultRecognizer IsSecuritySafeCritical: {0} \n", m.IsSecuritySafeCritical);
Console.WriteLine("Method GetDefaultRecognizer IsSecurityTransparent: {0} \n", m.IsSecurityTransparent);
Because the method in the Microsoft.Ink library is processed as SecurityTransparent, and errors are arising, it needs to be tagged as either SecurityCritical or SecuritySafeCritical.
I want to add another answer to this old question, because I prefer the use of basic tools (available on most systems) and I’d like to clarify why the trivial approach doesn’t work.
At first glance this looks fine but it does not work.
First of all, problem with overriding file comes from >sample.json not the jq itselft.
When you use >sample.json, the shell immediately opens the file for writing before jq starts reading it, which truncates the file to zero length.
How to work around it? Simply use a command that handle output itself (like sed -iwget -O etc. ) not via shell redirections.
There is a different setting for disabling all AI features apart from "Hide Copilot". As per the official documentation:
You can disable the built-in AI features in VS Code with the [chat.disableAIFeatures setting](vscode://settings/chat.disableAIFeatures) [The link opens the VS Code setting directly.], similar to how you configure other features in VS Code. This disables and hides features like chat or inline suggestions in VS Code and disables the Copilot extensions. You can configure the setting at the workspace or user level.
[...]
If you have previously disabled the built-in AI features, your choice is respected upon updating to a new version of VS Code
"Hide copilot" and the disable-all-AI-features-setting are different settings in different places. This already caused confusion. The decision to make this all opt-out and seem to be deliberate and final as per this Github issue.
Best I can think of is making a prompt and sending it alongside the columns to an AI:
Prompt:
I have a two-column table where the data is mixed up:
The left column should contain Job Titles.
The right column should contain Company Names.
But in many rows, the values are swapped (the job title is in the company column and the company is in the job title column).
Your task:
For each row, decide which value is the Job Title and which is the Company Name.
Output a clean table with two columns:
Column 1 = Job Title
Column 2 = Company Name
If you are uncertain, make your best guess based on common job title words (e.g., “Engineer”, “Manager”, “Developer”, “Director”, “Intern”, “Designer”, “Analyst”, “Officer”, etc.) versus typical company names (ending with “Inc”, “Ltd”, “LLC”, “Technologies”, “Solutions”, etc.).
Keep the table format so I can paste it back into Google Sheets.
Here is the data that needs to be corrected:
COL A:
...
COL B:
...
The aws command didn't get rid of the old software token mfa for me, so I solved this problem in a different way. I deleted and re-imported the userpool record. This might not be an option for everybody, as you end up with a different user ID in the pool.
- **react-native-reanimated**: Use **version 3.x**, such as `3.17.0` — this is the latest stable version that supports the old architecture.
- **react-native-worklets**: **Do not install this package** when using Reanimated 3.x. It is only required for Reanimated 4.x and above, which depend on the New Architecture.
# Incompatible Combinations
- **Reanimated 4.x + Worklets 0.6.x**: Requires New Architecture — will trigger `assertWorkletsVersionTask` errors.
- **Reanimated 4.0.2 + Worklets 0.4.1**: Also fails due to `assertNewArchitectureEnabledTask`.
This information cannot be read directly from the Bluetooth interface. Instead, the generic input event interface in Linux is used, which makes all ‘Human Interface Device (HID)’ devices available to all applications.
This is also the case in Windows and is done, of course, to ensure that the application with input focus always receives the corresponding key events.
I found the root cause: this error occurs when we have both application.yml and application-prod.yml files. However, it works fine with other names like application-muti.yml. I believe that starting from Quarkus 3.25.0 version, prod is treated as a special profile particularly on windows environment.
This answer may be very late, but I've just recently built a trading application that utilizes https://metasocket.io/ to programmatically send commands and receive replies (single and data stream) to your MetaTrader 5.
They have a Demo license that you can use to test your application before production.
You can try https://formatjsononline.com.
It lets you create and edit JSON data in the browser and share it via a permanent link. Unlike GitHub Gist raw URLs (which change when you edit), the link stays constant, and you can update or regenerate the JSON whenever needed.
It works fine in development when you refresh, but after building and running it, refreshing shows a blank page. This happens because of the CRA (Create React App) structure. In your package.json file, change "homepage": "." to "homepage": "/". This should fix the issue.
@Gurankas have you found any solutions to this problem? i am working with id card detection. I also tried the solutions you have tried. but failed. now I am trying mask-rcnn to to extract the id from image.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1.5): any solution
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): have you found any solutions to this problem
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2): any solutions to this problem?
I would not load this TCA field outside a site, since it does not work anyway.
You could hide it with a condition on PageTSConfig e.g. checking the rootlevel or pagetype (if never needed on a sysfolder). But I would go with site sets (if already Typo3 V13) and require this only in sites. Then it's not loaded outside a site and you can even control to load it per site.
Were you able to solve? I am using 2.5 pro and due to this error entire pipeline of translation is disrupted. Retry make sense but with retry user would have to wait a lot
As @Lubomyr mentioned. the solution depends on what you want to do.
If you want it to exclude a specific user, and you want to get them dynamically without their user ID beforehand, look into discord.utils.get with ctx.guild.Members.
Example:
member = discord.utils.get(ctx.guild.members, name='Foo')
# member.id -> member's ID if found
To obtain the command author's ID -> ctx.author.id
To obtain the member's ID -> member.id
To create a hyperlink to switch between reports in Power BI Desktop:
Create a Button or Shape: Go to Home > Insert > Buttons or Shapes.
Add an Action: Select the button/shape, go to Format > Action, set Type to Page Navigation, and choose the target report page from the Destination dropdown.
Save and Test: Save the report and test the button/shape to ensure it navigates to the desired report page.
Ensure both report pages are in the same .pbix file.
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The problem was using substr and html_entity_decode php functions to make description.
These functions change the unicode of the Arabic/Farsi text to something other than UTF8, so it cannot be inserted, and sql returns Incorrect string value
local http_request = require "http.request"
local req = request.new_from_uri("https://example.org")
req.headers:upsert(":method", "POST")
req:set_body("body text")
local headers, stream = assert(req:go())
local body = assert(stream:get_body_as_string())
if headers:get ":status" ~= "200" then
error(body)
end
I am trying to run a Flutter app on an iOS Simulator, but I'm getting the following error:
Runner's architectures (Intel 64-bit) include none that iPhone Air can execute (arm64).
Although the main Architectures setting in Xcode is set to arm64, the build fails because the simulator requires the arm64 architecture, and the app's build settings are somehow excluding it.
The Cause
This issue is caused by a misconfiguration in Xcode's Excluded Architectures build setting for the iOS Simulator. Although the project is correctly configured to build for arm64, the Excluded Architectures setting explicitly tells Xcode to ignore the arm64 architecture for the simulator, creating a direct conflict that prevents the app from running.
The Solution
To fix this, you must clear the incorrect architectures from the Excluded Architectures setting.
Open your project in Xcode.
Navigate to the Runner target by clicking on the project file in the left-hand navigator, and then selecting the Runner target.
Go to the Build Settings tab.
Use the search bar to find Excluded Architectures.
Expand the Excluded Architectures section.
Locate the row for Any iOS Simulator SDK and double-click the value to edit it.
A pop-up window will appear. Select and delete any listed architectures (e.g., i386 and arm64). The list should be completely empty.
After completing these steps, go to Product > Clean Build Folder from the Xcode menu, and then try to build and run your application on the simulator. This should resolve the architecture mismatch error.
Data leakage is never good when testing models; data samples should not be present in training when they can be observed in validation/testing. I examined the dataset on Kaggle, and I can assume that different individuals produce distinct signal frequencies even when performing the same gesture. Can z-score normalization be applied per-channel, per-subject, to remove gesture variance? This could remove the subject bias and prevent your models from learning subject-specific patterns instead of gesture-specific patterns. Additionally, verify that you have an even class distribution within your training data.
For everyone having the same issue, what you've got to do besides the mentioned setup steps is:
In Visual Studio, with your project loaded, select "Tools" > "NuGet Package Manager" > "Manage NuGet Packages for Solution...". In the opened window, in the "Browse" tab, search for Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK , and install the latest version.
Ok, problem maybe with a dll that helps to load that module, check in windows/system32 if you have msvcr90 if not you need to make some update to windows but maybe not available, you can find in a dll bank on the net this file, copy there manually then restart computer and everything will be OK, if after that you have a problem with something like _socket you are going to need to modify a native python file changing some path.
Firstly, we need to diagnose the root cause, Dask does not authomatically spill to disk on joins. Dask can handle larger-than-memory datasets, but it still relies on having enough memory for computations and intermediate results.
It is also possible that dataframe has exceeded available memory before it can be written to disk.
Optimazing the Exsisting Desk Code:- (Repartitioning) (df.reparttition(npartitions=10). This can help, buit the number of partitioning should be chosen carefully. Too many partitioning can increase overhead .
Also Early Filtering can also help, filter the dataframes before the merges to reduce the overall size of the data. Example: if you need data for a specific data range, filter on that date range before merging.
There's hardly any Socks5 client which supports UDP ASSOCIATE. The browsers don't support it, cURL don't support it. I don't know any software which supports it — even messengers which support proxy don't use it for calls. When I needed to test it, I had to write my own client.
hope you well,
To scale Baileys for 1K–5K concurrent sessions, prioritize horizontal scaling on EC2 Auto Scaling Groups (ASGs) over pure vertical scaling or ECS Fargate, as Baileys' stateful WebSocket nature (in-memory auth and event handling) benefits from sticky routing and fast shared-state access. Use EC2 for better control over long-running processes and reconnections. Combine Redis (sharded for scale) + DynamoDB for persistence. Implement health checks and periodic restarts to prevent 48-hour drops. For auto-scaling, use a central session registry (e.g., in DynamoDB) to assign new sessions to nodes dynamically
Well, for starters, you get two different types of objects back. There may be situations where this won't bother you later, because the ecosystem is permeable. This may, however, not always necessarily be the case.
I had the same error, my latest version of that file 'C:\masm32\include\winextra.inc' contained square brackets and ml.exe version 14 requires parentheses. Found the answer here MASM 14: constant expected in winextra.inc - hope this helps
Since JPEG doesn't support transparency, pillow fills those transparent areas with white by default. I would suggest you to manually add a black background before saving to JPEG.
i think the issue you're experiencing with deep-email-validator on AWS is likely due to outbound port restrictions on SMTP ports (typically 25, 465, or 587) used for mailbox verification. AWS EC2 instances block port 25 by default to prevent spam, and ports 465/587 may require explicit security group rules or EC2 high-throughput quota requests for unblocking. This prevents the library's SMTP probing step, causing all validations to fail after basic syntax/MX checks. Similar issues occur on other cloud platforms like GCP or Azure with firewall rules.
Please have a look at this post for a much simplified version. It has some key takeaways which can help solve slicing questions without even writing it down.
Does anybody know what could be the reasons that I am actually NOT getting this type error in my local vscode setup?
I am using the latest typescript version 5.9.2 and I made sure that my vscode actually uses that version and the tsconfig from my local workspace.
strict mode is set to true and yet I am not getting that type error...
What other tsconfig settings could have an influence on this behaviour?
