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As it turns out, Discord Game SDK is deprecated, and Discord isn't really saying that out loud. In C# land there are unofficial libraries to do Rich Presence like discord-rpc-sharp which I had success with. If you need to use an old version of .NET Framework like 3.5 you can use the v1.0.175 version of the library, as it's still functional.
The same problem happened to me. It is due to incompatibility of python packages. missingpy is incompatible with the last version of python package.
Precisely the private function _check_weights does not exist anymore in neighbors._base.py in the last version of scikit-learn.
Furthemore, if you have a virtual environment, open the directory ".venv/lib/python3.13/site-packages/missingpy/knnimpute.py", you can see that _check_weights is imported from sklearn.neighbors.base and not from sklearn.neighbors._base.
This means that missingpy is not maintain anymore.
If you want to use it, you need to uninstall the newest version of scikit-learn :
pip uninstall scikit-learn
And install one of the latest version of scilit-learn which is compatible with missingpy. For example you can install a version <= 1.1. For example :
pip install scikit-learn==1.1
Finally use the following commands.
import sklearn.neighbors._base
sys.modules['sklearn.neighbors.base'] = sklearn.neighbors._base
from missingpy import MissForest
so far the only workaround is to create offline portable project folder like this:
In case of after moving or renaming when the project folder stops working, do the following:
empty these folders: python, venv
create backup for the following files and folders: telemetry_user_id, webui.db, vector_db, uploads
setup.bat
paste the following files and folders: telemetry_user_id, webui.db, vector_db, uploads
The idea of the Data Transfer Object (DTO) is to have a dedicated data class for accessing the API. A mapper is generally used to transform the DTO into Domain data models, which are used by the rest of the app. If your MemeList is simple, then the mapper will also be simple and this is not a large burden.
In this simple case you might be able to use the single MemeList data class for all other uses. If your API is clean and without superfluous extra fields, the field names are reasonable, and the structure of the data is acceptable, then you could get by.
But the idea of a DTO is to insulate your business and repository layers from the details of the particular API you are using, and rely only on Domain layer data models. It is more of an insurance policy against future changes. If the DTO is done correctly, you could change your API provider or change from Retrofit to Ktor and the code changes would be limited to the API code (not the Domain, Repository, UseCases, etc.)
Thank you @Inbar Gazit for the response. I've come across several similar posts, but none of them provide the expected answer. Adding the complete solution for any future reference.
Below is my example template stored in DocuSign Account with some PreFillTabs added.
To send an envelope using Template stored on DocuSign, follow the steps below
Create the Envelope using the template in "created" status in EnvelopeDefinition
It's actually fairly easy.
I've just had to do this after Access stopped working.
Create a new folder and transfer every thing to it except the lock file.
Delete the original folder with the lock file.
Rename the new folder with the same name as the original.
Problem solved.
Obviously on a large multi user system there will be a bit more work to do but nothing very drastic or demanding.
I found the problem:
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I feel like you have to loop and you know how to build a loop. Your error probably comes from deleting the row above where you are at when it moves up to the next iteration. Excel really only likes deleting the row you are on or previous ones you have visited. And, of course, as you designed it, when deleting rows, you should process from the bottom to the top.
Instead of deleting the row above when conditions are met, don't. Your "If" should only delete the row you are on or the one you came from. In other words, check down, not up.
Account ID is a constant value in Azure Databricks and equals to
2ff814a6-3304-4ab8-85cb-cd0e6f879c1d
It should not be confused with Tenant ID or Client ID.
We have faced a similar question, when using different versions of an Open Api interface.
The main question was:
Does having a common business logic for the different api versions make sense?
And, if the business logics of the different versions are very similar, in order not to duplicate code, we are considering the option of using a library that generates code (super-models, which are a super-set of all model versions).
This is only possible if all model pojos are compatible in the different versions.
If so, the idea, is to translate the particular model request into a super-model request, which would be the suitable pojo for running your business logic.
And then, when you have a super-model answer, you will have to translate it into the particular model answer, before being converted eventually into json by Jersey (or whatever library you use)
I want to share with you the library I programmed to try to solve the problem (it is at a very early stage, but its unit tests work).
If you try it and have problems, you can contact me at ([email protected])
Shared code includes the code generator (if pojos are compatible in all different versions, you can generate a super-pojos model) (I think that it can only work with java-8 currently, which might be a problem).
The common or almost common business logic has to work with those super-pojos, so before invoking it, you have to use a mapper that translates from a particular pojo, to the super-pojo. (A default implementation of that mapper using reflection is also included in the library)
The business logic produces the super-pojo answer
The super-pojo answer, has to be translated into a pojo answer (with a mapper with a default implementation included in the library)
And finally you can issue the answer to the network
A solution that uses built-in @ViewBuilder and doesn't convert views to AnyView.
The advantage compared to creating your own @resultBuilder is that you don't have to redefine other methods such as buildExpression, buildIf, etc.
The disadvantage is that it only works if you want to apply the same transformation to all subviews. In case of a divider, for example, you can't only add dividers between subviews, this solution will add an extra divider before the first subview. I couldn't find a way to retrieve the first element of a value pack..
Also note that this only works if we have more than one subview.
If you try
BoxWithDividerView {
Text("Hello")
}
you will get a compilation error.
import SwiftUI
struct BoxWithDividerView<each SubView: View>: View {
private let subviews: (repeat each SubView)
init (@ViewBuilder content: @escaping () -> TupleView<(repeat each SubView)>) {
subviews = content().value
}
var body: some View {
VStack {
// using TupleView directly instead of ForEach etc.
TupleView(
// TupleView takes a tuple instead of an array,
// which works nicely here with "repeat";
( repeat
// need another TupleView inside to wrap two views;
// if you're only applying modifies to the subviews,
// and are not adding extra views, you don't need this
TupleView(
// add all our views and their modifications here
(Divider(), each subviews)
)
)
)
}
}
}
struct ViewThatUsesBox: View {
let show_airplane: Bool
var body: some View {
BoxWithDividerView {
Text("Hello")
Image(systemName: "house")
Text("Some more text")
// example demonstrating that we're able to use "if" conditions
// inside our builder
if show_airplane {
Image(systemName: "airplane")
}
}
}
}
#Preview {
ViewThatUsesBox(show_airplane: true)
}
This doesn't seem to have anything to do with SQL server CDC as such, but more that the JVM heap space is insufficient for the volume of data the Airbyte worker is attempting to process.
I haven't used Airbyte but heap space is a configurable option at the JVM level. The values.yml file shown is setting the JVM heap space to a size equal to 80% of the available RAM (-XX:MaxRAMPercentage=80.0).
I'm guessing that this means the JVM has access to 80% of the memory configured for the worker container which if I am understaing the configuration file could be as little as 80% of 1 Gi (i.e. 858 MiB).
I used MikeT's suggestion of iteration to solve this.
new popVacation() code:
public void popVacations(){
repository = new Repository(getApplication());
List<Vacation> allVacations = repository.getmAllVacations();
ArrayAdapter<Vacation> spinnerAdapter = new ArrayAdapter<>(this, android.R.layout.simple_spinner_item, allVacations);
spinnerAdapter.setDropDownViewResource(android.R.layout.simple_spinner_dropdown_item);
spinner.setAdapter(spinnerAdapter);
spinnerAdapter.notifyDataSetChanged();
spinner.setSelection(findVacation(associatedVacation, allVacations));
}
and the new findVacation:
public int findVacation(int associatedVacation, List<Vacation> allVacations) {
int i = 0;
for (Vacation vacation : allVacations){
if (vacation.getVacationID() == associatedVacation){
return i;
}
else i++;
}
return 0;
}
I can't comment on StefanKarpinski's answer b/c I don't have enough rep, but note that you can also use Distributions.DiscreteUniform(1,n) (for example) instead of 1:n. Worth mentioning b/c it's a formal distribution, which may have some advantages in certain cases.
After upgrading to v4.37.1 and facing this same issue, I ran
wsl --update
Still facing the same issue, I unchecked 'Enable integration with my default distro"
My Docker displays : "You don't have any WSL 2 distros installed. Please convert a WSL 1 distro to WSL 2, or install a new distro and it will appear here."
I have the same problem by in visual studio 2022, i solvent:
Delete the old file exp FacturacionDataSet.Designer.cs and using the new FacturacionDataSet1.Designer.cs.
thanks
Thank you very much: @JB-007, @z.. & @Spectral Instance; I truly appreciate your attention to this issue. For brevity, I ended up using the formula:
=CONCAT(IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(C$1:C$11,A1)),D$1:D$11,""))
and it worked on my work laptop (M365) and also worked (briefly) on my home laptop (Microsoft Student Office 2019), but when I moved my reference table, Cols C & D, to their own worksheet (Sheet2!) is where I ran into problems.
Like I said it worked as long as all the content stayed in the same worksheet, except Excel put brackets ({}) around my formula:
enter image description here
When I ran my updated formula, I got no value at all in the cell. Then when I clicked on the Formula Wizard, Excel completely crashed and shut down.
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I am assuming these issues are probably all linked to the destination version of Excel I'm using, but I'd rather hear from you.
Thank you once again for your help!
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Open file descriptors mean that JVM has open connections, which unfortunately cannot survive checkpoint dump via CRIU. Apparently, that's java specific problem, because CRIU claims that it persists open sockets and whatnot in linux.
Use org.crac.Resource to close and restore anything that opens sockets.
In Spark, xxhash64 does not use a customizable seed; it may default to 0 or a predefined value. In Python, xxhash.xxh64() requires an explicit seed, which defaults to 0 if not provided.
So, first find the seed used in Spark (consult the documentation or test values). then apply the same in Python.
import xxhash seed = 0 # Replace with the actual seed value used in
Spark print(xxhash.xxh64('b', seed=seed).intdigest())
Characters with accents, such as ├б, ├й, ├н, ├│, ├║, which I use because I work with the Spanish language, can be displayed correctly in the listings using the following configuration:
In the end, I programmatically edited the faulty jar-dependency bytecode (and stripped the impacted methods/classes from the superfluous annotation) as part of my gradle build, through a gradle "TransformAction" class (and a bytecode editor library; javassist in my case).
You can always determine R2. All you need to do is to determine the naive model, (in this case can be a simple average). You take your predicted values, observed values and naive model predicted values. R2 is simply:
R2 = 1- Sum of squares (predicted, observed)/ Sum of squares (predicted_naive model, observed)
The same problem happens to me. I'm also on windows, and I have a strong suspicion, that that's causing the problem. Can anyone write an answer, that doesn't use WSL?
I tried updating pip, npm and node, and reinstalling all of the servers (emmet_lsp, clangd, pyright) none of them worked.
I tried the kickstarter config, and everything worked in there, except for the Lsp. I'm truly lost.
ensure your server supports multisite
if it does then add custom code to .htacess and wp-confi files
adding the code
define( 'WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true );
.htacess
/* Multisite */
define( 'MULTISITE', true );
define( 'SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL', false ); // Set to true if using subdomains
define( 'DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', 'example.com' ); // Your main site domain
define( 'PATH_CURRENT_SITE', '/' ); // The path where the network is installed
define( 'SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1 );
define( 'BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1 );
You don't need to have 2 React apps. The correct way is to use your controller to validate and redirect to the correct place, depending on the user's roles.
When you validate users, you can return to a different page using Inertia->render and passing the necessary props for each page. In that view, you can import whatever component you need for your interface, but creating two different React apps is not the best approach.
Yes, you can subclass Net::HTTP, override the private on_connect method, then use setsockopt on @socket.io.setsockopt to set the socket options including TCP Keepalive, e.g.
class KeepaliveHttp < Net::HTTP
def on_connect
@socket.io.setsockopt(Socket::SOL_SOCKET, Socket::SO_KEEPALIVE, true)
@socket.io.setsockopt(Socket::SOL_TCP, Socket::TCP_KEEPIDLE, 5)
@socket.io.setsockopt(Socket::SOL_TCP, Socket::TCP_KEEPINTVL, 20)
@socket.io.setsockopt(Socket::SOL_TCP, Socket::TCP_KEEPCNT, 5)
end
end
I was facing a similar situation as I was trying to brute force a canary in a ctf pwn challenge. Your code exploit looks good buts it is missing a few things. You should make the process connection,p, also global. Don't forget to close the processes before the next iterations so that you don't get an OSError number 24.
GET file:///E:/main-KPJ5OKOH.js net:ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND
This kind of error usually happens when your index.html uses absolute paths to scripts, styles, etc., like /main-KPJ5OKOH.js. Electron will look of the file in the system's (or drive's) root directory. The same issue occurs when you have <base href="/"> in index.html, which seems to be inserted by Angular by default.
What you can do is setting the the base URL to something like . or ./ either in your angular.json, index.html, or via build flag:
I was here trying to reference an Azure DevOps parameter (as apposed to a variable) in a bash script step of my Pipeline. My script wasn't in a file; it was defined in the YML itself.
I eventually figured it out: instead of prefixing the reference in a dolor-sign and wrapping in parenthesis like $(), I needed to wrap my parameter reference in double brackets like ${{ }}.
I faced this issue when upgrading to splunk logging lib 1.11.8 and upgrading to a runtime using Java 17. I ended up downloading the splunk logger lib from github and debugging it directly - turns out the call to the Splunk HEC was failing with "invalid index". Updating the Splunk HTTP log4j config to add the splunk index associated with my Splunk token (index attribute) fixed the issue.
You need to move your fizzbuzz check up to the top of your if statements. 45 is divisible by 3 and so the if statement is passed, the contents executed and then no more checks are done.
You could do this with a Custom Command using the LINX Custom Command.vi. You will have to code the functionality into the Arduino board's firmware by following the instructions here. Disclaimer: I am about to do this myself for the first time. I'll report here in the comments with any tips and gotchas I come up with across respectively.
The issue turned out to be incorrect configuration of the console UART. It seems that if the wrong UART is selected then bl31 gets stuck (and of course no console output appears in this case).
By default, ATF defines IMX_BOOT_UART_BASE=0x30890000 which is the address for UART2. This aligns with the block diagram supplied by Phytec 1, which incorrectly shows the serial debug console wired to UART2. In fact, the console is wired to UART1 (0x30860000).
Setting IMX_BOOT_UART_BASE=0x30860000 enables ATF to access the console and allows the boot process to continue.
Thanks to @Frant for the helpful suggestions - while the issue turned out to be something else, the suggestion to print the contents of x0 on the UART led me down the right path to find the real problem.
In Section (1), go to system.webServer/serverRuntime and change authenticatedUserOverride from UseAuthenticatedUser to UseWorkerProcessUser (2). Make sure you click on Apply.
Dropping this here so when I forget in the future I can look it up again. This is what resolved the issue for me. :)
This is an old question, but the existing answers are incorrect in 2024. It is now possible for server-side code to distinguishing incoming XHR requests from non-XHR requests by looking at the "Sec-Fetch-Dest" request header. In all modern browsers now the Sec-Fetch-Dest value for XHR requests is the literal string "empty". For non-XHR requests it's something else.
As pointed out in https://stackoverflow.com/a/7476709/11025934 they don't expect the client_secret to stay secret. That being said the thread that is being quoted is really old (from 2011) and it seems weird that they haven't fixed that or in their words "phased it out".
To me this means that they treat the client_secret the same as the client_id. If that's the case, then it is probably ok to use it. My problem with this however is that adding a Desktop OAuth 2.0 client in https://console.cloud.google.com/auth/clients does not require a redirect_uri and I believe this is a big security risk.
For me there are 2 solutions:
Change to other OAuth 2.0 providers. e.g. GitLab also creates a client_secret but does not require it for the authorization_code grant, Auth0 also creates a client_secret but does not support http redirect_uri so you have to setup a custom URI scheme.
Use Keycloak (or another similar service) as your OAuth 2.0 provider and connect it with Google's, effectively using it as a proxy.
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Ensure that you invalidate the cache with all 3 checkboxes checked. When I left them unchecked, it did not work for me.
Also, I had an issue with the terminal window immediately closing and after doing it, it was resolved.
I just ran into this error. I was querying data from a view, and landing it to a table. When I ran INSERT INTO []..SELECT.. I got a truncation error on one of the columns on the destination table. ADF simply was complaining with 'Received an invalid column length from the bcp client for colid'
Sometimes it may so happen that you move your main folder and forget to update the new path in the Pylance icon on the window's down-right side. Just updating to the new path worked for me.
