You can build multi-digit numbers from consecutive characters like this:

 let values = [1, 2, 6];
 let output = 0;
    
 for (let i of values) {
  // Multiplying by 10 shifts the number left.
  output = output * 10 + Number(i);
 }

 console.log(output) // 126

This array ['1','2','6'] will also output 126.

It is possible and the MUI team has resolved it.

From the documentacion

It is necessary to Remove Tailwind's base directive in favor of the CssBaseline component provided by @mui/material and fix the CSS injection order.

You can create a variable that can be used in the pipeline name:

name: My Pipeline - $(SHORT_SHA)

variables:
  - name: SHORT_SHA
    value: $[ substring(variables['Build.SourceVersion'], 0, 7) ]

You could define a Compose at the beginning of your loop and then extract its values in the next steps.

Just delete the app from your ios simulator as well as clean the build folder in xcode (go to Product > Clean build folder)

And that's it, Just run your App

Apparently API 35 / Android 15 have changes that affect how local hostnames (like localhost) are resolved. Just add InetAddress.getByName("127.0.0.1") to bind to the loopback address explicitly, to 127.0.0.1, which is a localhost IP, like this

mockWebServer.start(InetAddress.getByName("127.0.0.1"), 8080);

After this tests have started to work correct

Facing the same issue while calling https://api.fabric.microsoft.com/v1/workspaces. As it is not referring to a particular workspace, can it also be due to permissions given in workspace? { "requestId": "94f4be0a-d3e9-48b4-bcfa-836ab373bc1b", "errorCode": "Unauthorized", "message": "The caller is not authenticated to access this resource" }. [![enter image description here][1]][1] How was this resolved?

[1]: https://i.sstatic.net/mlVOYtDs.png. I have all these permissions.

@Kolovrat Did that resolve the issue? Is Try Now button visible now?

It's not just you.

I set up CLASP today, and ran into the same issue. I was vexed, and stumbled on your question.

TL;DR: There's no way to go from .gs (.js) -> .ts

Because of the loss of specificity when you compile a TS file into JS, it becomes an irreversible operation. And because CLASP uses ts2GAS to compile prior to uploading your file, only the JS version is sent to Google drive.

But what if I work in a team?
I think the CLASP architects expect you to use git (or some other version control) and store it in an external repo. Because the TS file is not stored in drive, there is no way to use that as your repository.

In my case, I'm working solo, so keeping it in a git repo on my machine is sufficient. (I'll add it to GitHub for a clean, versioned backup of the TS).

Also a shoutout for using git if you are working with a team on GAS:
From what I understand, CLASP updates are destructive. If someone is edited a file and you push without pulling: Boom. Gone.
Someone edited a file and you pull with conflicting changes: Boom. Overwritten.

Solution? Everyone uses git.

LDAP is way to go that is why it is called light directory, rad fast, write slow ...it is subset of X.500. University of Michigan has best and brightest on this subject as they contributed to protocol. If I would do any authentication and authorization in corporate world, I would never use crap like AD. And yes I would separate trees from corporate to cloud and work with sachems and pipelines to make sure that off boarding, on boarding and syncing OU's and so forth is done correctly and easy...

Add missing

__init__.py 

in tests/ folder

we need init.py in every sub-directory to be considered as package.

Try using:

import fetch from 'node-fetch'

https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-fetch

Also check with lots of console.log() statements to see what works and what doesn't. Update your progress or send a link to the repo.

heard back from GCP support on this:

Unfortunately, Cross-DB get() requests are not currently supported, and there isn't a workaround to make it work at this time.

Bummer. :(

So, I'm not an expert in this topic, but did you add a DecisionRequester to the GameObject that holds your script? As far as I know, a missing DecisionRequester doesn't cause an error, but it prevents the agent from making decisions. I tried this in one of my projects and got similar results to yours—the agent doesn't move, and the logs don't get printed in the console. I didn't wait long enough for the warning to pop up, but I could definitely imagine that this might be the problem

In Python you need to specify the newline character as a byte :

response = ser.read_until(b"\n")

"\n" is two characters whereas b"\n" is one byte delimiter.

Corresponding documentation for Python 3 : https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html

Place ngProjectAs="[slot=nav]" on ng-content second layer. This will tell Angular to project transcluded content further down the tree.

from scapy.all import sniff

def packet_callback(packet): if packet.haslayer("IP"): print(f"Paquete capturado: {packet['IP'].src} -> {packet['IP'].dst}")

Captura 10 paquetes en la interfaz de red (puedes cambiar iface por la tuya)

sniff(filter="ip", prn=packet_callback, count=10)

If you need this for responsive issues you can simply change font size of .swal2-icon class.

It is working fine because width and height attributes of an icon are setted by em unit.

.swal2-icon {
  font-size: 0.75rem !important;

  @media screen and (width <= 768px) {
    font-size: 0.7rem !important;
  }
}

All images you have to download should be your own origin not a URL from other site.Browsers still does not supported cross origin downloads, it will always redirect you to the link.

Flatten the array first, insert and re-aggregate.

UPDATE MyTable
SET MyDict = (
  SELECT ARRAY_AGG(
    IFF(
      f.value:key2 = '123',
      OBJECT_INSERT(f.value, 'key2', 888, TRUE),
      f.value
    )
  )
  FROM TABLE(FLATTEN(INPUT => MyTable.MyDict)) t
)

Kilian responded to this on Jaspr's Discord. Also, I think this issue was encountered during the live demo with Craig on observable flutter and doing 'jaspr clean' solved it.

Kilian's response: Thats not a user error, but a weird build_runner issue with removing @client components and hotreloading. Doing 'jaspr clean' and restarting 'jaspr serve' should make the error go away.

Fragments are heavier than views. Creating a fragment for just one RecyclerView item might add unnecessary overhead, especially if that item is recycled frequently.

While using a separate fragment can help isolate the Compose state with its own ViewModel, it also introduces complexity. Managing fragment lifecycles inside a RecyclerView is uncommon and can lead to subtle bugs or unexpected behavior if not handled carefully.

ComposeView in RecyclerView: If your goal is to use Compose for that particular item, consider embedding a ComposeView directly in your RecyclerView adapter. This allows you to manage Compose state with a ViewModel scoped to the hosting fragment or even the composable itself without the overhead of an additional fragment. Hybrid or Full Compose Layout: If you’re leaning heavily on Compose, you might benefit from using a LazyColumn instead of a RecyclerView. This provides a more consistent Compose architecture and easier state management. ViewModel Scoping: You can still isolate the state for that particular item by using a dedicated ViewModel (or a scoped ViewModel) with the viewModel() function inside your composable. This avoids the need to introduce a fragment solely for state isolation.

Using a fragment with ViewPager2 in a RecyclerView item isn’t inherently wrong, but it’s not the most efficient or architecturally clean solution. Consider using a ComposeView or transitioning to a fully Compose-based layout to simplify state management and reduce complexity.

You need to be logged in using the Azure Cli (az login) in order to use DefaultAzureCredential in C#. Also, you need to make sure to select the subscription that contains the storage account in question (az account set -s SUBSCRIPTION_NAME_OR_ID).

You need to convert utf-16 files to utf-8 and then run 'git add --renormalize .'

I had a similar experience. It was not a antivirus program issue. Instead of using installer, I downloaded zip version and put in a custom folder. However, update util was trying update local user installation under app_data folder.

I downloaded system installer. Dont use user installer which will try to install into app_data folder. With system installer I could specify the custom directory and now everything works as expected.

Use parse_datetime and format_datetime along with the proper formatting elements.

-- get a datetime
select parse_datetime(
  '%m/%d/%Y %T %p',
  '4/25/2016 09:37:35 AM'
)
;
-- 2016-04-25T09:37:35 (string representation)

Note that a datetime doesn't have a timezone. To include a timezone, you would use timestamp.

-- get a timestamp
select parse_timestamp(
  '%m/%d/%Y %T %p',
  '4/25/2016 09:37:35 AM',
  'UTC'
)
;
-- 2016-04-25 09:37:35 UTC (string representation)

-- get the string representation you specified
select format_timestamp(
  '%F %T %Z',
  parse_timestamp(
    '%m/%d/%Y %T %p',
    '4/25/2016 09:37:35 AM',
    'UTC'
  )
)
;
-- 2016-04-25 09:37:35 UTC

The ESP32-CAM lacks the computational power and memory to run YOLOv5 efficiently, causing slow processing and detection delays. YOLOv5 requires significant resources, which the ESP32-CAM cannot handle.

Solutions: Use a Lightweight Model – Try TinyML, MobileNet SSD, or YOLOv4-tiny, optimized for low-power devices.

Offload Processing – Stream video from the ESP32-CAM to a more powerful device (e.g., Raspberry Pi or cloud server) that runs YOLOv5.

Model Optimization – Use quantization and pruning, but even with optimizations, ESP32-CAM is unlikely to handle YOLOv5 effectively.

For real-time object detection, consider using an edge computing setup instead of running YOLOv5 directly on ESP32-CAM.

Reference: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-cam-opencv-js-color-detection-tracking/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Issues:

Incorrect start_urls usage in start_requests

start_urls is a class attribute, and in start_requests, you should reference self.start_urls. Incorrect use of Page.locator

Page is not defined in your parse function. You need to extract the page from the meta field in response. Incorrect indentation for CrawlerProcess

process = CrawlerProcess() and related lines should not be inside the class. Missing imports

You need to import scrapy, CrawlerProcess, and PageMethod from playwright.

Since we got no answer here. I am adding the solution we followed in our project. To not mix up the client and server components we splitted the barrel file index file for /server-only-components and /components this way we managed to prevent poisoning react components.

Thanks, hcheung. I spent a lot of time trying to get various ESP32 sleep sketches to work for my ESP32-C3 board. Your version worked immediately!

This happens when you override config.resolve.alias. Make sure to retain existing config:

const nextConfig = {
  webpack: (config) => {
    config.resolve.alias = {
       // YOUR CHANGES
       // ...
       ...config.resolve.alias // <-- this fixes the error
    };

    return config
  }
}

The idea is simply that you send the data via post and the method of route is get and not post. Change the method of route to post and the command will work successfully for you.

Most of the data caching strategies in next.js server components are implemented as an extension of the native fetch function. The supabase SDK uses mostly postgres connections to get data so the caching will likely not work out of the box.

A good strategy would be to create an API route where you fetch your data from postgres and call this endpoint in your server component using fetch. Most of the magic happens in headers so this way you would have them implemented automatically.

https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/data-fetching/fetching

Another alternative could be to use the cache function from react that is native to server components (not a next.js specific)

https://react.dev/reference/react/cache

This could wrap your call and provide caching.

In my case, I have used:

Assets > External Dependency Manager > Android Resolver > Force Resolve

to fix it (it shows the popup "Enable Android Gradle Templates?" where you can manually click Resolve, before starting building the application).

There is no guarantee that are going to work on the Issuer side. Check it out below. So this can work with Visa/Mastercard, them need to whitelist your card.

"Visa/Mastercard does not guarantee that the push provisioning will always work in Apple's test card. Sandbox testing is mainly used to test the encryption payload and authorization code on TPC SDK."

https://developer.dbp.thalescloud.io/docs/tsh-token-push-and-control/0f1dbd18cec55-sandbox-testing-configuration

You have to ensure the correct order. Order matters. font-style, font-weight, font-size, `font-family

when I pause the program it shows that it is stuck in an infinite loop in the default handler in "startup_stm32wl55jcix.s", any idea what could be causing this?

Any time your app gets stuck in the default_handler, it means that it received an interrupt it wasn't prepared for. When you pause the program in that state, you can find out which interrupt(s) caused it to get there by looking in the register view in STMCubeIDE. Here's some better info on how to do that: How can I determine interrupt source on an stm32?

My best guess is that when you change the timebase to a different timer, either SysTick or that other timer is generating an interrupt, and the stm32*_it.c file doesn't have an interrupt handler defined for it.

I had the same problem. Resolved this by adding schema definition for < repository > element even though I did not use it in persistence xml file: xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.springframework.org/schema/data/repository http://www.springframework.org/schema/data/repository/spring-repository.xsd ..."

The issue ended up being the UpgradeCode. We are using uuidgen to generate the UpgradeCode from the product name (org.openrgb.openrgb) but for the plugins the product name contained spaces (org.openrgb.openrgb effects plugin) and it seems like it was ignoring everything after the space and generating the same UUID. I noticed in an install log that RemoveExistingProducts was uninstalling the plugin during OpenRGB installation and tracked it down to the identical UpgradeCodes. Fixing the product name to remove the spaces fixed UUID generation and now the packages don't uninstall each other.

a) action_space Box(-1.0, 1.0, (2,), float32)

The correct option is a) cause it accurately describes the action space of the LunarLanderContinuous-v2 environment. This environment is designed for continuous action spaces, which means it allows for a range of actions rather than discrete choices. The action space is represented as a Box with limits from -1.0 to 1.0 and a shape of (2,), indicating that there are two continuous actions available.

In order to follow the least privilege principle I would recommend you to use the Website Contributor .

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/role-based-access-control/built-in-roles/web-and-mobile#website-contributor

Try wrapping your LEFT, MID, and RIGHT functions with VALUE(). Worked in my testing.

How to use spring data with couchbase without _class attribute

Set either the @TypeAlias or typeKey() to an empty string. Be aware that spring-data-couchbase will need to be able to determine the type of the result objects from either the repository signature or the return type.

Your component inside the ShellModule is not a standalone component; it exists within the context of the ShellModule.

To use the SidebarComponent in other modules, you need to import the ShellModule in those modules.

It seems like there's some confusion about the concept of exporting components in Angular. When you export a component from a module, it doesn't make the component globally available—it simply allows other modules that import the ShellModule to use that component.

This solution is based on @TurtlesAllTheWayDown excellent solution except that it is for Microsoft Edge (Chromium).

Go to

edge://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost

Set WebTransport Developer Mode to Enabled. This will fix this issue immediately.

For anyone still struggling with similar issues in Azure's authentication process, I made a small repo with the scripts and a step-by-step guide that helped me solve this issue and successfully make requests.

You can use the scripts as a base to write your own version in your preferred language.

This covers the proccess needed to generate a JWT for OAuth 2.0 requests.

Thanks to sk2andy for pointing me to the documentation I used to solve this.

https://github.com/LucasMarangon/Azure_Oauth_JWT

I installed Python in Windows Sandbox from EXE package and copied its binaries to the working machine, see here for details.

When managing state in Flutter with flutter_bloc, BLoCs should not have direct dependencies on each other. Instead, we can use the Mediator pattern provided by the flutter_bloc_mediator communication between BLoCs, making the architecture more modular and scalable.

How It Works

The flutter_bloc_mediator package introduces a central BlocHub where all BLoCs register themselves using unique names. Once registered, a BLoC can send messages to another by simply calling methods like sendTo or sendToAll. For example, rather than accessing another BLoC’s state directly:

// Avoid this:
final state = BlocProvider.of<BlocA>(context).state;

You can do this:

counterBlocA.sendTo(CounterComType(2), 'CounterB');

Here, CounterComType is a custom message type that carries the data, and 'CounterB' is the identifier for the target BLoC. The receiving BLoC then implements a receive method to handle the incoming messages:

@override
void receive(String from, CommunicationType data) {
  if (data is CounterComType) {
    counter += data.value;
    add(IncrementEvent(count: counter));
    print('$name received increment event from $from: Counter = $counter');
  }
}

Benefits

✅ Loose Coupling

BLoCs communicate through a central hub without holding direct references to one another. This decoupling makes your codebase more modular and easier to maintain.

✅ Better Maintainability

Centralizing communication in a BlocHub simplifies tracking and managing inter-BLoC interactions, reducing the complexity that comes with directly coupling state between multiple BLoCs.

✅ Improved Testability

Isolated BLoCs mean you can test each component in isolation. You don't need to mock or set up the entire state chain, as each BLoC handles its own messages via the mediator.

✅ Scalability

As your application grows, this pattern helps keep your state management organized. Adding new features or BLoCs becomes less error-prone since you’re not introducing additional direct dependencies.

By adopting the flutter_bloc_mediator package, you effectively delegate message passing between BLoCs, leading to a more maintainable, testable, and scalable Flutter application. This approach is particularly useful in larger applications where managing state across many components can quickly become unwieldy.

I am also having a very similar issue. I am using an M3 Max with 48GB memory. When I start debugging the code I can go through some breakpoints. One of the breakpoints that has no issues No issues is at a line that is similar to the line where another breakpoint is having the issueissues. When I arrive to the breakpoint where the issue is, it seems that I get stuck in an infinite loop (see the loop near locals). I can stop the debugger however lldb-mi runs in the background and increasingly uses more memoryMemory usage increasing!.

As of Xcode 15.4 simulatesAskToBuyInSandbox does not work. I was able to follow @swiftyboi and get the ask to buy in the Xcode simulator but now I have the issue that I cannot differentiate the users response, I get the same deferred event for both Ask to buy and Cancel, also when I decline in Debug -> StoreKit -> Manage transaction nothing happens, no callback. Did anyone face this issue?

Improving the code from @Simas Joneliunas (answer above)

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#temp') IS NOT NULL  DROP TABLE #temp;
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#temp2') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #temp2;
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Results') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #Results;

CREATE TABLE #temp2 (val VARCHAR(8000))
CREATE TABLE #Results (val VARCHAR(8000))
DECLARE @TABLE_NAME varchar(256) = 'TableName' 
DECLARE @Columns NVARCHAR(MAX)

       
SELECT 
    IDENTITY(int, 1, 1) seq_no, COLUMN_NAME 
INTO #temp 
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS 
WHERE TABLE_NAME = @TABLE_NAME
    AND COLUMN_NAME NOT IN ('valid_from', 'valid_to')

DECLARE @Data AS NVARCHAR(MAX) 
SELECT 
    @Data = COALESCE(@Data + ',''|'',', '') + COLUMN_NAME 
FROM  #temp


SELECT @Columns = STRING_AGG(COLUMN_NAME, ', ')
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
WHERE TABLE_NAME = @TABLE_NAME
AND COLUMN_NAME NOT IN ('valid_from', 'valid_to') -- Ignore temporal table columns

DECLARE @query VARCHAR(1000) = 'SELECT CONCAT(' + @Data + ') from ' + @TABLE_NAME --+ ' where ' + @COND_COL + ' = ''' + @COND + ''''

INSERT INTO #temp2 
EXEC(@query) 

INSERT INTO #Results (val)
SELECT 
    'SET IDENTITY_INSERT dbo.' + @TABLE_NAME + ' ON;' 
UNION 
SELECT 
    REPLACE(REPLACE(CONCAT('INSERT INTO dbo.',@TABLE_NAME,'(' + @Columns + ') VALUES(''', REPLACE(val,'|',''',''') ,''')'),',''''',',NULL'),','''',',',NULL,') AS Query 
FROM #temp2
UNION 
SELECT 
    'SET IDENTITY_INSERT dbo.' + @TABLE_NAME + ' OFF;' 


SELECT 
    *
FROM #Results
ORDER BY 
    CASE 
        WHEN val = 'SET IDENTITY_INSERT dbo.' + @TABLE_NAME + ' ON;' THEN 1
        WHEN val = 'SET IDENTITY_INSERT dbo.' + @TABLE_NAME + ' OFF;' THEN 100
        ELSE 50
    END;

GCP offers a comprehensive range of DevOps tools that cover various phases of the DevOps lifecycle, including coding, building, testing, deploying, and monitoring. While there are many solutions to choose from, it would be best to consult a Google Cloud sales specialist. They can provide tailored recommendations and technical advice based on your infrastructure’s needs, especially since you mentioned it has become more complex. They can offer detailed insights, from exploring use cases that align with your requirements to optimize the cost of your future workloads on Google Cloud. I hope this helps.

scala> parse("""["abc","def"]""") res73: org.json4s.JValue = JArray(List(JString(abc), JString(def)))

scala> parse("""["abc","def"]""").children res74: List[org.json4s.JsonAST.JValue] = List(JString(abc), JString(def))

scala> parse("""["abc","def"]""").children.map(x => compact(x)) res75: List[String] = List("abc", "def")

Hello @Matt Hetherington, Do You have a code sample or for this "OAuth Authorization Code without PKCE" implementation with Angular and Spring boot application. Thanks.

Got this working finally. Thanks to @Naren Murali for helping with the solution

So as per Naren's solution from chat I'm loading the keys in the main.ts itself and then in the ChatModule I did the import with empty key. Then in the library module I used a BehaviourSUbject to hold the configuration and then subscribed it in the necessary services.

main.ts

fetch(`${environment.apiUrl}/keys`)
.then((response) => response.json())
.then((config) => {
platformBrowserDynamic([
      { provide: 'CHAT_CONFIG', useValue: upChatConfig },
      {
        provide: UpChatLibModule,
        useValue: UpChatLibModule.forRoot({
          apiKey: config.streamApiKey,
          service: {
            provide: UpChatApiIntegrationService,
            useClass: ChatApiIntegrationService,
          },
        }),
      },
      { provide: STREAM_API_KEY, useValue: config.streamApiKey },
    ])
      .bootstrapModule(AppModule)
      .catch((err) => console.error(err));
  })
.catch((error) => {
console.error('❌ Error fetching API key:', error);
});

ChatModule

imports: [
    CommonModule,
    HttpClientModule,
    TranslateModule,
    UpChatLibModule.forRoot({
      apiKey: '',
      service: {
        provide: UpChatApiIntegrationService,
        useClass: ChatApiIntegrationService,
      },
    }),
  ],

UpChatLibModule

export class UpChatLibModule {
  private static chatConfigSubject = new BehaviorSubject<UpChatConfiguration | null>(null);
 static forRoot(
    configuration: UpChatConfiguration
  ): ModuleWithProviders<UpChatLibModule> {
      console.log('ApiKey', configuration);
      this.chatConfigSubject.next(configuration);
    return {
      ngModule: UpChatLibModule,
      providers: [
        configuration.service,
        { provide: 'CHAT_CONFIG', useValue: this.chatConfigSubject.asObservable() },
      ],
    };
  }
}

I figured it out. My Stack in code defines a route with a POST. I was calling a GET and the response happened to be the same as the old code. Using postman, I ensured I was sending a POST message and I started getting my hot reload is working messages.

I believe yours is very close, you just need to account for the periods in the last character set. Like so:

^app-[a-zA-Z0-9]{1,}-[a-zA-Z0-9]{1,}-[a-zA-Z0-9]{1,}-[a-zA-Z0-9.]{1,6}$

that does indeed look correct and should work. And where you posted this on forums.couchbase.com you said you did get it working.

• Mike

After much trial and error, I think this works with the following:

1. set css height to a pixel height on the container element of the capacitor-google-map component (in my case an ion-content element inside an ion-grid)
2. set css position: static !important on the capacitor-google-map component

This seemed to fix the problem with displaying a google map in a modal page using Ionic 7 with Angular and Capacitor 6.

Open powershell as Admin and execute: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

It help for me. Source: https://github.com/cline/cline/issues/1266?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3tFHXPE4fwgMfoDi61Egs9knwbdSkVoQt6VOp4hPq3jDg40fKDXnwXo50_aem_8lJ9CWoTKAn5AHKQ4WDzYA - by AKNiS

You fixed that problem? i have it too

The following updates of the jupyter versions solved the problem for me:

IPython          : 8.32.0
ipykernel        : 6.29.5
ipywidgets       : 8.1.5
jupyter_client   : 8.6.3
jupyter_core     : 5.7.2
jupyter_server   : 2.15.0
jupyterlab       : 4.3.5
nbclient         : 0.10.2
nbconvert        : 7.16.6
nbformat         : 5.10.4
notebook         : 7.3.2
qtconsole        : not installed
traitlets        : 5.14.3

In a standard queue (FIFO - First In, First Out), you cannot enqueue and dequeue at exactly the same time because these operations are performed sequentially. However, in certain implementations, such as multi-threaded environments or circular queues, you can achieve simultaneous enqueue and dequeue under specific conditions:

Single-threaded Queue: Operations happen sequentially. You either enqueue (add an element) or dequeue (remove an element), but not both at the exact same moment.

Multi-threaded Queue (Concurrent Queue): In multi-threaded programming, concurrent data structures like Java’s ConcurrentLinkedQueue or Python’s queue.Queue allow multiple threads to enqueue and dequeue simultaneously without conflicts. These queues use locking mechanisms or lock-free algorithms to ensure thread safety.

Circular Queue: A circular queue can support simultaneous enqueue and dequeue if there is at least one empty space between the front and rear pointers. This is useful in real-time systems like buffering data streams.

I am just curious how to go about using/adding the Zoho Auth Token in Deluge. I have JavaScript written to process the Auth Token for internal integrations, but I am not sure how to go about adding/using it in Deluge, or when it is necessary versus not.

Any insight is super appreciated.

I believe your usage of trim() here is removing the spaces that you actually want to keep:

$text = trim($json['choices'][0]['delta']['content']);

There is a slightly better way (even if I also think it is not better than using remove() )

print([v for v in l if v != 2]) 

The issue may be the 0xC0XX value you used. I used 0x40XX as I wanted Trigger Mode (15) = 0 for Edge, Level (14) = 1 for Low

Superb it worked. Thanks for sharing the code

Much like the way UK Employment Laws evolve to meet new situations, C++ has a multitude of ‘laws’ such as the Rule of Three, Five, and Zero.

File "Solution.py", line 9 si n%2==0 and 2<=n<=5: ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

je ne comprend lerreur ici quelqun peur maider

Being safe is always good, and assuming a limit for std::recursive_mutex and use it can be risky. But we can safely test and determine the limit on the target system before using it. As it is always a good practice to keep the recursive function safe by having correct boundry conditions applied. So in same way recursion depth should be kept manageable. It is surely not a small number like 1,2 or 3 on any target machine.

Thats helped me " {provide: MatDialogRef, useValue:{}} "

Use below to fetch attributes from request body.

<Response>
    <Lease>
         <LN>{{request.body.Root.Record.LeaseNumber}}</LN>
   </Lease>
</Response>

I actually had version mismatchs in the package manager. I made sure the prisma/client and the primsa versions where the same

How long does the script need to run? If it relatively fast you may want to look into using an AWS lamba

1. List available contexts to check if the desired context exists:

kubectl config get-contexts 

2. Select the context you wish to use. For example, to use docker-desktop, run:

kubectl config use-context docker-desktop 

3. Verify the active context. The output should display docker-desktop:

kubectl config current-context

[Optional] Unset the KUBECONFIG variable if needed:

If you've set the KUBECONFIG environment variable manually (e.g., pointing to a specific file), you can unset it to revert to the default kubeconfig:

• https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/access-application-cluster/configure-access-multiple-clusters/#set-the-kubeconfig-environment-variable

• https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubectl/generated/kubectl_config/kubectl_config_unset/

Your internal links has "taget" and not "target"

It's difficult to consider what might go wrong without the ability to play with it, but the first step I would take for alignment is to first render the depth texture as a regular grayscale texture. Then I'd render both the color and depth textures on planes in a way that makes it easier to visualize - either to the screen or a plane with one overlaid and the alpha set lower, or perhaps flipping between rendering one texture or the other each frame.

The idea is to make it as easy as possible to see exactly how the textures line up, before you do any projection. I had similar problems a few years ago and doing this helped me enormously.

I started to have the same issue this morning after updating Chrome to 133.0.6943.127. Since the update, chunked encoding seems to work when wrapped inside a TLS tunnel but fails intermittently with this error when using plain-text HTTP.

Other HTTP clients like CURL and Firefox work, and I can't see anything wrong with the raw packets in Wireshark, so it does appear to be a bug in Chrome.

Instead of running dynamodb-local in docker I was able to run it like this.

filename=dynamodb_local_latest.tar.gz
# download the latest version of DynamoDB Local
curl -O https://d1ni2b6xgvw0s0.cloudfront.net/v2.x/$filename
tar -xvzf $filename
rm $filename
# run DynamoDB Local as a background process
java -jar DynamoDBLocal.jar &

CORS errors usually happen because the project is missing a web platform that allows the app to connect to it. To add a web platform:

1. Open your project in the Appwrite Console
2. Scroll down to the Integrations section
3. Click the Add platform button
4. Select Web app
5. Enter the hostname for your app

Besides the web platform, other reasons you may get this error are:

1. lack of access due to permissions on the bucket or file
2. incorrect project, bucket, or file id

Reference: https://appwrite.io/blog/post/cors-error

Use a BroadcastReceiver Instead of PendingIntent.getActivity()

Instead of launching the activity directly, let's use a broadcast receiver to handle the notification click. This way, the extras are delivered properly even if the app gets terminated.

Create a BroadcastReceiver to Handle Notification Clicks

First up, define a BroadcastReceiver that'll catch the notification click and start the Activity with the needed extras

:root {
  color-scheme: light !important;
}

You can solve this problem using the flutter_bloc_mediator package. This package allows BLoCs to communicate indirectly through a mediator, eliminating the need for direct dependencies between them.

How It Works:

Instead of manually invoking events in multiple BLoCs from another BLoC, you can define a Mediator that listens for events from one BLoC and delegates them to others.

It turned out that the crash was caused by an unnoticeable recursion problem, which could have already executed all the random possibilities (there are more than int16) of the variant in this case (by the way, it is very strange that the dump displayed recursion, but the recursion of clearing the stack Garbage collector, I do not know here). SIGILL is a very strange thing with Bad Acess, since it turned into "SIGSEGV BAD ACESS" in the assembled application. I consider it will be useful for Unity developers on Mac

I found an extra myApp.xcodeproj file in my project. When I deleted that, I was able to build and run again.

I know it's been a while, but as of 2025, after days of searching, I discovered that unfortunately, mock doesn't work with Javascript ES6 (ECMAScript). Read here

// sample-module.js
export const value = 'value'
export const aFunction = () => 'a Function is called'
export default () => 'I am a default export'

export function add(a, b) {
  return a + b
}

Instead we must use jest.unstable_mockModule

// sample-module.test.js
import { expect, it, jest } from '@jest/globals'
import defaultExport2, { aFunction as oldFunction } from './sample-module.js'

console.log('oldFunction:', oldFunction()) // oldFunction: a Function is called
console.log('defaultExport2:', defaultExport2()) // defaultExport2: I am a default export


jest.unstable_mockModule('./sample-module.js', () => ({
  default: jest.fn(() => 'mocked that doesn\'t work'), // here doesn't work
  value: 'mocked value',
  aFunction: jest.fn(),
  add: jest.fn(),
}))

const { default: defaultExport, value, aFunction, add } = await import('./sample-module.js')
// const defaultExport = await import('./sample-module.js')

it('should do a partial mock', () => {
  expect(value).toBe('mocked value')

  const defaultExportResult = defaultExport.mockReturnValue('mocked default export')()
  expect(defaultExportResult).toBe('mocked default export')
  expect(defaultExport).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1)

  aFunction.mockReturnValue('aFunction mocked')
  expect(aFunction()).toBe('aFunction mocked')

  add.mockImplementation((a, b) => a * b)
  expect(add(6, 12)).toBe(72)
})

it('add is an empty function', () => {
  expect(add()).not.toBeDefined()
})

java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: Index 9 out of bounds for length 9

Adding

<Target Name="CollectSuggestedVisualStudioComponentIds" />

to the project file seems to have cured

Since the math itself is going to work the same way on both platforms (other than very minor floating point errors) it's likely an issue with how you're applying it, and possibly a performance issue. Two things come to mind for the choppiness:

• Your code is somehow very inefficient and is causing the device to lag
• Your code is dependent on the frame time, which is different on the two devices

However, it's difficult to say more without seeing the code. Can you post it?

And I'm not quite sure what you mean by a "tail". A screenshot could bring clarity.

My case was similar to @Valera - I accidentally put my instance in the wrong VPC (which I was using for testing) than the ECS service. Ooops! Very misleading error IMO from AWS.

go to project structure -> modules -> dependencies and select the correct dependency.

I experience the same issue on net48 with a similar setup.

Debugging in to it reveals that the Default trace listener is added to trace listeners before the config file is parsed, and then the listeners defined in app.config are not loaded.

Calling Trace.Reset makes it work.

The logic above is skipping a defined field that is blank for all values on the file doesn't output the duplicate records / fields.

It is an open Feature Request in the Chromium bug tracker:

https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40736398

As alternatives, you could:

1. ZIP all files and download the final joined file. If you do it client-side, take into consideration the final file size, as you have browser memory constraints.
2. Start multiple downloads at the same time, but in this case, you might need to manage the download queue and handle errors, as different browsers/versions/user settings might affect how many files can be downloaded simultaneously.

The issue occurs because the (.content div) is aligned to the left while the .card-layout wraps, making it appear off-center when the cards stack.

To fix this, wrap (.content) inside a flex container and center it using align-items: center; while keeping the header left-aligned inside (.content). Additionally, set align-self: center; on (.card-layout) to maintain centering when wrapping.

Alternatively, use max-width and margin: auto; on (.content) to ensure it remains centered while allowing the header to stay aligned to the left.

By design passthrough TCP load balancers will not close connections. I recommend to check on the client or application logs, as most likely the connection is "hang". Not sure if you have a proxy in front of your app which could close it or where you can analyze the traffic there.

I deployed a next app and the storybook app separately by not including a vercel.json. I made all the configurations directly in the vercel UI. Besides, I made the deploy config with the following: https://vercel.com/docs/projects/overview#ignored-build-step

Was not able to comment due to lack of reputation points :), but the lemma about median laying on the diagonal is not correct (also for odd sizes of X and Y) so I think it's better to write it down in some visible place. Let's take: X=[1,2,3,4,5] and Y = [10,20,30,31,50]

The resulting matrix is:

11 12 13 14 15

21 22 23 24 25

31 32 33 34 35

32 33 34 35 36

51 52 53 54 55

The median will be by definition the 13th element (counting from 1) and when we sort X+Y we get:

11 12 13 14 15 21 22 23 24 25 31 32 32 33 33 34 34 35 35 36 51 52 53 54 55

32 is a median and does not lay on the diagonal: 15 24 33 33 51.

For the linear complexity algorithm we already mentioned paper can be used: http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~andy/pubs/X+Y.pdf

While for O(nlogn) algorithm we have e.g.: http://euro.ecom.cmu.edu/people/faculty/mshamos/1976Stat.pdf

Either way very hard to figure out during the interview.

also note that the filename can also cause such error to happen if it contains spacial characters.

"I tried the below file path but all of the below fail with above error message, I tried renaming the file to one without spaces and alphanumeric character and it works fine."

ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/858303/formrecognizer-rest-api-urlsource-formatting-issue