One thing that's often overlooked in these discussions is that the VTT isnt just about constructing subobjects correctly its about simulating the illusion of identity for each base during phased construction. The virtual VTT entries exist primarily to support downcasting and method dispatch in contexts where the derived object is not yet fully formed but the language semantics require 'as-if' behavior. This is particularly relevant when you have virtual inheritance across multiple independent branches of the hierarchy that must reconcile shared virtual bases. You're essentially encoding partial object perspectives with temporary vptr adjustments, allowing each base to 'believe' its the most derived type during its own construction.

from docx import Document

# Criar o documento Word

doc = Document()

# Adicionar conteúdo

doc.add_heading('GILVAN DOS SANTOS DO NASCIMENTO', level=1)

doc.add_paragraph('Nova Iguaçu – RJ')

doc.add_paragraph('Telefone: (21) 97099-8932')

doc.add_paragraph('E-mail: [email protected]')

doc.add_paragraph('Idade: 17 anos')

doc.add_paragraph('')

doc.add_heading('Objetivo', level=2)

doc.add_paragraph(

'Ingressar no programa de Jovem Aprendiz, com o objetivo de adquirir experiência profissional, '

'desenvolver habilidades e contribuir positivamente com a equipe da empresa.'

)

doc.add_paragraph('')

doc.add_heading('Formação Acadêmica', level=2)

doc.add_paragraph('Ensino Médio – 2ª série (em andamento)')

doc.add_paragraph('Previsão de conclusão: 2026')

doc.add_paragraph('')

doc.add_heading('Cursos Complementares', level=2)

doc.add_paragraph('Informática Básica')

doc.add_paragraph('')

doc.add_heading('Experiência Profissional', level=2)

doc.add_paragraph(

'Ainda não possuo experiência profissional formal, mas estou em busca da minha primeira oportunidade '

'no mercado de trabalho para aprender e crescer profissionalmente.'

)

doc.add_paragraph('')

doc.add_heading('Habilidades e Competências', level=2)

doc.add_paragraph('- Facilidade de aprendizado')

doc.add_paragraph('- Boa comunicação')

doc.add_paragraph('- Responsabilidade e pontualidade')

doc.add_paragraph('- Trabalho em equipe')

doc.add_paragraph('- Conhecimento básico em informática (Word, Excel, Internet)')

doc.add_paragraph('')

doc.add_heading('Informações Adicionais', level=2)

doc.add_paragraph('- Disponibilidade: Tarde')

doc.add_paragraph(

'- Interesse em atuar nas áreas de: administração, atendimento ao cliente, estoque ou auxiliar de escritório'

)

# Salvar o documento

word_file_path = "/mnt/data/Curriculo_Gilvan_Dos_Santos.docx"

doc.save(word_file_path)

word_file_path

This is basically the java error. You must install the jdk by first activating the environment

conda activate <env_name>

conda install openjdk

pip install findspark

rebuild the spark session and I think this should solve the problem.

For Ignition:
Use

IGNITION_EDITOR=vscode-remote
IGNITION_REMOTE_SITES_PATH=/home/paul
IGNITION_LOCAL_SITES_PATH=wsl+Ubuntu/home/paul

For Ray:
Use Custom URL Editor Preference with vscode://vscode-remote/wsl+Ubuntu/%path:%line
Do not configure RAY_LOCAL_PATH in .env

This problem still occurs - and is apparently due to CPAN not bothering to check whether a directory exists or not before attempting to write to it.

Ran into this running cpan for the first time on a new host as 'root' - needless to say being told I didn't have write permissions was a bit of a head scratcher.

Turns out, if any directory listed in @INC does not exist, this error is the result - it is interpreting any failure as permission denied.

Creating the missing directory made the error go away.

... updated this because this is the first result back from a Google of the error message, so might as well make it pay off for the next poor shlub that runs into this. Seven years and CPAN hasn't bothered to find or fix it.

Instead of finding the admin password, why don't you just change the password with one line CLI?

docker exec -it $(docker ps --filter name=uwsgi --format {{.ID}}) ./manage.py shell -c 'from django.contrib.auth.models import User; u = User.objects.get(username="admin"); u.set_password("Dojo1234!"); u.save()'

Not sure that xpath is available in the text editor. I belive it must be a valid JS selector.

This is working for me:
a[Text=">"]

yes and its available here: https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/queries#additional-where-clauses

But for your case you can simply do

->when($filter, function ($query, $filter) {
    collect($filter)->each(function ($value) use ($query) {
        $query->whereIn('products.value', explode(',', $value));
    });
})

this is cleaner

Thanks to @Nassau for pointing out the correct CHS values using sfdisk -g. I had been using BPB values for calculating CHS, which led me to load the wrong sector.

Correcting the seek= in dd to match C:0 H:4 S:38 (i.e., sector 307) fixed the problem.

Cambia los tipos de som y rotina de byte a byte[] en tu clase Mesa

private byte[] som;

private byte[] rotina;

private byte[] address64Bits;

Y usa pst.setBytes(...) en lugar de pst.setByte(...)

pst.setBytes(6, mesa.getSom());

pst.setBytes(7, mesa.getRotina());

pst.setBytes(8, mesa.getAddress64Bits());

I think the issue could be pylance. I have once heard the issue could be with pylance. Disabling pylance

Canceling this question. Turns out this was a strange side effect of a little hack that I did years ago to get Efcore to play nicely with snowflake. In order to get it to work I needed to re-set the connection string, which caused a bad state where the snowflake code maxed out on the original connection string's pool but when it went looking for idle connections couldn't find any because the string had changed.

Change the variables som and rotina to byte[] and then use pst.setBytes() instead of pst.setByte()

isosynetic might serve your purpose. It works for me in language acquisition studies, " Pointing to something and referring to it are isosynetic communication strategies."

Is my angle computation logic correct? Should I normalize angles differently?

As @ravenspoint and @btilly pointed out, calculating precise angles with atan can be prone to floating-point errors in this case, we could compare coordinates directly to check for horizontal, vertical, or 45° diagonal lines.

Given a starting point) at (x1, y1) nd a catcher (target point) at (x2, y2) :

• Cardinal directions

  • ↑ North : x2 == x1 and y2 > y1

  • → East: y2 == y1 and x2 > x1

  • ↓ South: x2 == x1 and y2 < y1

  • ← West: y2 == y1 and x2 < x1

• Diagonal directions (45°)
  This occurs when (x2 - x1) is equal to (y2 - y1), it means "run" (horizontal distance) is equal "rise" (vertical distance).

  • ↗ North East: (x2 - x1) = (y2 - y1) and x2 > x1

  • ↙ South West: (x2 - x1) = (y2 - y1) and x2 < x1

  • ↖ North West: (x2 - x1) = -(y2 - y1) and x2 < x1

  • ↘ South East: (x2 - x1) = -(y2 - y1) and x2 > x1

A line with a slope of 1 is a 45° diagonal.

Is my method for selecting the closest player correct? How can I verify it?

Calculating Euclidean distance should be enough.

Is there a more robust way to handle player rotation?

Clockwise rotation looks good.

----

Your code has a few logical issues:

1. The logic appears to check only the thrower initial direction and stops the turn if no catcher is there on the initial direction

2. The catcher's new throwing direction seems to be a rotation of the previous thrower's direction. The catcher's new orientation should be the opposite of the direction they received the ball from

3. The simulation does not seem to remove a player from the field after they have thrown the ball

Here are the animations that demonstrate this logic:

• First game in your test input
• Second game in your test input
• A bigger game

int[] marks = {78, 85, 90, 60, 99};
int maxNum = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < marks.length; i++){
    if (maxNum< marks[i]){
        maxNum = marks[i];
    }
}
System.out.println(maxNum);

Nice concept! Just add sys.exit() to quit cleanly. Also, that NameError can be fixed by passing search_area to badResponse(). Btw, I’ve seen similar beginner-friendly games shared on platforms like Spike great for testing mods and tweaks!

For requests that may take a long time, consider using a callback mechanism.

1. Generate a unique identifier for the request (e.g., UUIDv4) and store it (e.g., in a database) along with a mapping to the file you're downloading from the other endpoint.

2. Return a callback URL to the client that includes this unique ID.

The client can then poll the callback URL to check if the file is ready.

• If the client checks too early, return a response indicating that the file is not ready yet.

• If the client never accesses the callback URL, make sure to implement a cleanup mechanism to remove unused data.

open ui-grid-js or ui-grid-min.js

gridMenu: {

aria: { buttonLabel: 'Grid Menu' }, columns: 'Columns:', importerTitle: 'Import file',

exporterAllAsPdf: 'Export todo como pdf',

exporterVisibleAsPdf: 'Export visible data as pdf',

exporterSelectedAsPdf: 'Export selected data as pdf',

exporterAllAsExcel: 'Exportar todo a excel',

exporterVisibleAsExcel: 'Exportar solo lo visible a Excel',

exporterSelectedAsExcel: 'Export selected data as excel',

clearAllFilters: 'Clear all filters' },

This is confusing. Is the issue related to Cursor or VSCode? We don't need to know that you're aware of Cursor being a fork of VSCode. Check your plugins this may be a side effect.

You need to wrap the value in an object with the $eq (equals) operator.

const filter = {
  info: { "$eq": state.info },
};

In case you get to this page, try to use timeouts on your workflows as a safety gate

Late Delay. I appreciate the responses as was a typical RFM failure on my part. Using the module qualified name was super helpful. This helps a lot going forward with other modules. Credit to both responders; not sure how to reward points or anything but if they are available they are given.

Enable AndroidX in gradle.properties

android.useAndroidX=true

android.enableJetifier=true

does updateAge extend the expiry time of maxAge ? when using jwt as session strategy

from moviepy.editor import concatenate_videoclips

# Criar um clipe de 3 segundos com a imagem como fundo

intro_clip = ImageClip(image_path).set_duration(3).resize(video.size)

# Concatenar a introdução com o vídeo original

final_video = concatenate_videoclips([intro_clip, video])

# Exportar o novo vídeo com a introdução

final_video.write_videofile("/mnt/data/video_com_intro_vila_ede.mp4", codec="libx264", audio_codec="aac")

Chainsaw Man is raw, violent, and emotionally gripping. It tells the story of Denji, a devil hunter with the power of a chainsaw, fighting through a brutal world of devils, betrayal, and surreal chaos.

I ran into this exact issue where .css files were being served with the text/plain content type, and the browser was refusing to apply the styles.

I went through a long list of troubleshooting steps:

• Made sure the mime.types file was included in my Nginx config

• Verified that .css was correctly mapped to text/css

• Tried different location blocks

• Double-checked the file paths

• Even reinstalled Nginx at some point

Still, no luck — Chrome kept showing Content-Type: text/plain in the Network tab, and the styles just wouldn't apply.

After some frustration, I noticed that the network request in Chrome had been cached, and the cached response had the wrong content type. Here's what worked:

I disabled caching in Chrome DevTools (Network tab → "Disable cache"), refreshed the page — and suddenly the CSS was loading correctly with the right text/css content type.

So in my case, it was a caching issue, and all the correct configurations were being ignored because the browser was holding onto an old, incorrect response.

The first one can be fixed by adding this to your settings:

"chat.tools.autoApprove": true

Still trying to figure out how to disable the second option.

Instructions for updating Jenkins to Java 21: https://www.jenkins.io/doc/book/platform-information/upgrade-java-to-21/

Did you miss this step?

Upgrade to Java 21 on your Jenkins controller

Stop the Jenkins controller with systemctl stop jenkins.

Install the corresponding Java version with dnf -y install temurin-21-jdk or with the package manager your system uses.

Check the Java version with java -version.

Change the default Java for the system by running update-alternatives --config java and then enter the number that corresponds to Java 21, for example 2 if that is the correct option.

Restart Jenkins with systemctl restart jenkins.

From what I know, it is possible to use the "dynamic import" feature in all JS files, regardless of them being modules or workers or whatever. The syntax for the dynamic import can be found here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/import

This is a known issue. Ad blockers and privacy-focused browsers block scripts like Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager by using filter lists based on domains, JavaScript patterns, and URL paths (e.g. googletagmanager.com, /collect, etc.).

One solution recommended across the internet is server-side GTM (ssGTM), which claims to reduce the impact on analytics and marketing tools from ad blocker. But nowadays even first-party ssGTM setups get blocked by URL patterns, and if not ssGTM itself (for instance, if it uses some custom load script), then other products used by GTM are blocked. I even wrote an article explaining why server-side GTM isn’t a complete solution against ad blockers.

A more robust approach would be the network-level protection.

To prevent GA or GTM from being blocked you can route requests through a protected proxy channel that masks both the destination and the structure of the calls. This approach remains fully compliant – as long as you aggregate data properly and ensure user consent.

DataUnlocker solves this by handling technical blocking at the network level. It reroutes tracking requests through a customizable endpoint that avoids detection by ad blockers, and moreover ensure this channel can't be affected and compromised, long-term.

Disclaimer: I’m the founder of DataUnlocker. I’m adding this here because this thread still shows up in search results and I hope this explanation helps others facing similar issues.

DataUnlocker can be integrated into any web app and complement all existing marketing products you have there. A few steps to install it and your tools are protected:

1. Set up a transport endpoint on your domain — a proxy for network requests.
2. Integrate DataUnlocker into your frontend, either by attaching it to an existing script or using its native integrations.
3. Enable Network Protection, by selecting which outbound tracking requests (e.g. GA, GTM, Meta Pixel) to protect via the proxy.

Result (with ad blocker enabled):

I’m the developer of this Chrome extension that transcribes audio using Whisper AI. I’m currently working on an update focused specifically on real-time transcription

After testing various approaches, I found that true streaming with Whisper isn’t yet possible in the strict sense (as Whisper requires full chunks of audio). However, the most reliable solution I’ve implemented is processing 15-second audio blocks in near-real-time. This allows the app to simulate streaming with acceptable latency and stable transcription quality

I ran several experiments and found that: • Shorter blocks (e.g., 5–10 sec) often lead to poor language model context and lower accuracy. • Longer blocks increase latency and risk losing responsiveness. • 15 seconds strikes the best balance between speed and transcription quality.

So if you’re looking to simulate real-time transcription using Whisper’s API, slicing the input into 15s segments and processing each one as it completes is currently the most practical method

it's render bug in cloin and this type of comments are not supported in other IDE as @Friedrich point, so you need make decision if it's worth it or not but it's easy to remove it anyway (just find replace // TIP to //

there is a lot you can do with comment like TODO which fairly supported in most IDE

you may interest do doc with comments like doxygen

When you run:

$token = (Get-AzAccessToken -ResourceUrl $baseUrl).Token: This uses your currently logged-in Azure Session (via Connect-AzAccount) to generate a token. That token works fine in Postman or manual Powershell.

In the CICD Context, there's likely no interactive login session, the Get-AzAccessToken might not have a valid token context or it generates a token that's not valid for the resource you're querying, or the service prioncipal or managed Identity being used in the pipeline lacks required permissions to call the EvolvedSecurityTokenService, which handles the ARM tokens.

please try using Connect-AzAccount explicitly with service principal if you are running with pipeline
$securePassword = ConvertTo-SecureString $env:AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET -AsPlainText -Force

$credential = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ($env:AZURE_CLIENT_ID, $securePassword)

Connect-AzAccount -ServicePrincipal -Credential $credential -Tenant $env:AZURE_TENANT_ID

Then retry:
$token = (Get-AzAccessToken -ResourceUrl "https://management.azure.com").Token

And please make sure that the resourceGroup where $queryPackName exists has a Contributer Access.

In case if your pipeline is uses az login, please try:
$token = az account get-access-token --resource=https://management.azure.com --query accessToken -o tsv

You can try this Gaussian elimination online calculator

What do you need a border for anyway? To keep the Mexican proletariat out?

The reason is here:

https://github.com/JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json/blob/96df2ab9c15334f5bf2bf530a6bc1d9cb33f0c77/Src/Newtonsoft.Json/Serialization/JsonSerializerInternalReader.cs#L917

So it first gets converted into a list and then it gets converted to an array.

With current WASM implementations, you could write your WASM modules such that their execution state is fully specified by exported globals, tables, and the contents of linear memory, and save all of that. But there's no external means to force access to all the needed information if you don't make the module export everything relevant, and refrain from using any data that is not externally visible.

However, you could write your own WASM runtime, and ensure that the data structures it uses to represent the instantiated module state are all reversibly serializable. You could even do so in JavaScript and WASM, if you want it to run in a browser, but you'd obviously have a significant emulation slowdown.

Just make sure you successfully completed all steps from React Native iOS Messaging Setup documentation.

https://rnfirebase.io/messaging/usage/ios-setup

The maven shade plugin has a minimizeJar option.

This will:

1. Inspect all classes on your classpath
2. Filter out any classes not being used
3. Create an uber jar from the required classes

See https://headcrashing.wordpress.com/2020/02/23/reducing-jar-footprint-with-maven-shade-plugin-3-2-2/

So the problem was with trailing *. I am not sure why, but having * within the URL (www..*.amazonaws.com) is fine, but (www.example.com/\**) is treated literally, so matches the exact URl with * at the end

I'm currently doing some modifications on a website where I created a banner that has a button to open a "mailto:" link, and I managed to customize it so when it opens the mail client window, it already has the desired info on recipient, subject and body fields.

It's a Wordpress site, built with Elementor and I used the Royal Elementor Addons plugin to create a popup banner, but when I added the "mailto:" link, none of the HTML tags I tried to use worked (I wanted to add paragraphs, bold and underlines). After reasearching a bit further I found out that there are specific tags for these type of links and I managed to add the paragraphs on the mail body, like this (without having to use "<a href>" and similar tags):

mailto:[email protected]?subject="Novo Cliente JCR iTech"&body="Dados para Inscrição%0A%0ANome:%0ATelefone:%0ATipo de serviço/compra:%0A%0A"

But I'm having a hard time in discovering how to add bold or underline on the body text (if it's even possible). I read this article but it seems that the extra work doesn't deserve the effort (I want to keep it simple), but still I just want to ask if anyone knows a simpler method to achieve this.

Thanks in advance.

In my case it was a local SPM package dependency that was missing but referenced by another local spm package.

Open local Powershell profile in Notepad:

notepad $PROFILE.CurrentUserCurrentHost

Add following line in your profile file, save, close it.

$PSDefaultParameterValues['Invoke-Sqlcmd:Encrypt'] = 'Optional'

Note: Create Powershell profile if not already existing:

if (-not (Test-Path $PROFILE.CurrentUserCurrentHost)) {
    New-Item -Path $PROFILE.CurrentUserCurrentHost -ItemType File -Force
}

I found a way to do what I needed.

1. I first created a cell with a dropdown list of the section headers in cell A2. This was not strightforward, because Google Sheets kept transforming the whole column into a dropdown column, which I didn't want. So I created the cell with the dropdown list in a temporary sheet and then I copied the cell, went to the cell where I needed the dropdown list and pasted only the data validation.

2. Next I used this formula in cell A3:

   =HYPERLINK(
      "#gid=12345678range=" &SUBSTITUTE(
      SUBSTITUTE(
         cell("address",xlookup(A2,B:B,B:B)), "data!", ""
      ),"$",""
   ),"GO TO SECTION")
   

So, I have to first select the header I wish in cell A2. Then click "GO TO SECTION" in A3. A popup with the link shows up. Clicking this link takes me to the header I need.

It is still two extra clicks than ideal, but it does the trick.

MT5ManagerAPI.dll is native c++ dll. Better, you will add to reference ManagerAPI.NET.dll - c# wrapper and use it.

using System;
using Manager;  // from ManagerAPI.NET.dll

class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
           CManagerApi manager = ManagerFactory.Create();
    }
}

You can create a new value that combines the index and a column and then splits them when generating the axis:

alt.Chart(source).transform_calculate(
    label=alt.datum["a"] + "_" + alt.datum["index"]
).mark_bar().encode(
    alt.X("label:N", title="A").axis(labelExpr='split(datum.value, "_")[0]'),
    alt.Y("b"),
)

I figured it out! so I needed to have mentioned that i am using VS code through harvard's CS50. there is a server online that my VS code is tied to. In order to get past the window of tkinter going to the server and not your own screen, after you have run your program that used tkinker, click on CS50 menu on the left side and then click on GUI to launch noVNC client. This will allow you to see your window get pulled up on a new tab

1. At the right side vertical button panel click at button "Running Devices" and select your device

2. After that Layout Inspector will appear inside Tools menu

Adjusting the code a bit, I discovered that, as I suspected, the error comes from PivotCaches.Create. What answered my question was changing the PivotCaches.Create inside my For Each loop.

For Each ws In wbAnualizacao.Worksheets
    If ws.Name <> "Dados" Then
        tabelaExiste = False
        
    Set pc = wbAnualizacao.PivotCaches.Create( _
        SourceType:=xlDatabase, _
        SourceData:=rangeDados)

Creating a PivotCache in a For Each is probably not a pretty thing, and on larger scales, it can create more problems. But due to the lack of information online, it was the best I could come up with.

I wrote a library to handle a similiar case. pydantic-variants

generating deep nested variants of pydantic models

old question, but if someone finds it useful all the better

Be aware of your package name from another module when files is placed. If it ends with "buildconfig" you can't build the project.

.

How can I extract the Unicode code point(s) of a given Character without first converting it to a String?

Use this:

let example: Character = "🇺🇸"

print(getUnicodeHexadecimalCodes(example)) // Prints: ["1F1FA", "1F1F8"]



func getUnicodeHexadecimalCodes(_ theCharacter: Character) -> [String] {
    var dum: [String] = []
    let dummer: String = "%04X" // Basic format string. Others: "U+%04X", or "\\u{%04X}".
    theCharacter.unicodeScalars.forEach { dum.append(String(format: dummer, $0.value)) }
    return dum
}
//
// Or in decimal format:
//
func getUnicodeDecimalCodes(_ character: Character) -> [UInt32] {
    var dum: [UInt32] = []
    character.unicodeScalars.forEach { dum.append($0.value) }
    return dum
}



// 😎

Yes, it’s definitely possible to share a single AI key across multiple apps or services, as long as the backend is set up securely.In one of my recent projects, I worked on a platform where we use a centralized AI key across different services like a chatbot, analytics module, and document summarizer all under the same system. We made sure to track usage per service and apply access limits when needed.If you're designing something similar, just make sure to:

Keep the key server-side (not exposed in frontend code),

Use environment variables,,And monitor usage to prevent abuse.

Some platforms (like the one we built at InsideAI Web Solution) are structured this way by default, so the same key can serve multiple apps securely while still allowing detailed monitoring.

The answer was doing like this:

        $uploader = new MultipartUploader($s3, $file, [
                'bucket' => $bucket,
                'key'    => $key,
                'before_initiate' => function(\Aws\CommandInterface $command) {
                    $command['StorageClass'] = 'STANDARD_IA';
                }
            ]);

Thanks to Chris Haas!

There are other ways to check for duplicates, such as comparing df.height to df.unique(subset).height, your implementation is better for an "early exit" because it can potentially finish much faster if a duplicate is found early in the dataset.

I think your code is already at a good point.

it seems kafka need tuning in order to get rid of the issues..

1. Reduce poll.interval.ms

2. reduce log.mining.sleep.time.millis

   From Database side you can guarantee undo retention..

3. SELECT tablespace_name, retention FROM dba_tablespaces WHERE contents='UNDO';

4. ALTER TABLESPACE UNDOTBS1 RETENTION GUARANTEE;

   Hope it fix the issue

Same issue but after upgrading to Android Gradle Plugin 8.1.1 using the Upgrade Assistant and setting all compileOptions and kotlinOptions to use Java 18 (JavaVersion.VERSION_18, jvmTarget = "18"), the build now completes successfully. Looks like the issue is related to mismatched Java versions before the upgrade.

first know your interface's name

netsh wlan show interfaces

then find your profile's name

netsh wlan show profiles

now you can connect

netsh wlan connect name="your profile's name" interface="your interface's name"

I exactly had this issue, but my solution was different:
i just the import type to import:

import { type UserRoleDeleteDto } from "../dtos/user-role-delete.dto";

to this:

import { UserRoleDeleteDto } from "../dtos/user-role-delete.dto";

In my case I did have a faulty region configured in ~/.aws/config
Setting

region = eu-central-1

did fix the issue for me.

You might want to take a look at the Binary Trees benchmark from the Benchmarks Game. It's a good stress test for garbage collectors, especially when implemented with multiple threads.

The benchmark creates many binary trees of varying sizes — some short-lived and some long-lived — which puts memory pressure on the GC in a realistic way.

You can easily adapt the code to different languages, and even tweak the memory pressure or concurrency to test GC behavior under various conditions.

Make sure debugging symbols is loaded for libstdc++ . Can be verified using the info sharedlibrary command.

ptype a, prints the type of the variable a, in this case it is std::string

If you want to print the underlying structure, try inspecting the type of the object the address of a is pointing to.

ptype &a

What is i want to do something like this:

procedure foo( bar1 IN number DEFAULT 5,
     bar2 IN varchar2,
     bar3 IN varchar2 );

only want to set one parameter as a default

According to the answer I got from Microsoft Q & A, there is indeed no guarantee that the session B reader would read the writes made by the Session A writer in the correct order, i.e. works like eventual consistency.

Also the session consistency level does not include the consistent prefix guarantee (outside of the session). However assuming you are doing reads via the SDK, you could indeed explicitly request consistent prefix guarantees for each of the read requests you are making as the "session" B reader. Naturally you would lose any session related functionality when doing it.

To forward all HTTP requests after the base URL using API Gateway, follow this setup:
HTTP Method: ANY
https://your-api-id.execute-api.region.amazonaws.com/{proxy}
Resource path: ANY
/{proxy+}

This configuration is useful for wrapping all your APIs behind a single AWS endpoint, which can help bypass certain firewall restrictions.

Have you tried Tapioca? It has (among others) compilers for https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/tapioca/Tapioca/Dsl/Compilers/GraphqlInputObject and https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/tapioca/Tapioca/Dsl/Compilers/GraphqlMutation to generate type signatures.

Pretty weird and useless but 'true' one-liner:

DateTime? dateTime = new Func<(bool, DateTime), DateTime?>(tuple => tuple.Item1 ? tuple.Item2 : null)(new Func<string, (bool, DateTime)>(d => (DateTime.TryParse(d, out var dt), dt))("2025-08-99");

Were you able to resolve this? I have been on this issue for like a week now :(

I used the LAG() window function to subtract the the previous row’s value:

SELECT DateTimeStamp, DMS1, DMS1 - LAG(DMS1) OVER (ORDER BY DateTimeStamp) AS HourlyDMS1 FROM vPLANTDATA ORDER DateTimeStamp;

The documentation for LAG() is found here : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/functions/lag-transact-sql?view=sql-server-ver17

I tried the following query and got this op:

There is no cmath.h header in the standard library. You need either <cmath> or <math.h>

This question has been already answered here https://serverfault.com/questions/1035465/why-would-aws-fargate-task-containers-report-wildly-incorrect-memory-limits

Fargate set a CommitLimit to the one desidered to you. It is visible directly from cat /proc/meminfo

thank you very much for your comments! I post an answer for completeness: yes guys you are right, that's not the Binding that was responsible for the crash. I have a function which binds a TextBox.Text to SelectedItem of ListView as follows:

    (listView.SelectedItem as Element).Patient.SurName = (sender as TextBox).Text;

.. and I did not check if SelectedItem is not null. After checking this all worked fine.

on iOS you need to applyConstraints on the track before creating ImageCapture

It is part of the Multicast DNS (mDNS) protocol that resolves a device's hostname to be accessible via http://hostname, http://hostname.local or http://hostname.localdevice by pointing to its IP address within a small network that does not include a local name server.

Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicast_DNS

I have found success using Google sheets first. Copy from book 1 to Sheets, then from sheets to book 2. My new organization doesn't allow for sheets which is why I'm here looking for a new solution.

check if you have added closeProtection a option that also is treating call as false and triggering a hangup for me it simply worked by removing this

I just got back to chasing this further and found my own answer.

I found a piece of code out on the web, which used the sdbus to send a message, which I was able to get working successfully. I then started working backwards to figure out what the difference was between my code and theirs and was able to narrow it down to the request_handler() function that was called when the sendRequest entry in my VTABLE was hit. In the request_handler() function, I had some local variables that were uninitialized. I found that when I initialized these local variables to zero, when they were declared, that the error messages I was seeing in the log went away.

I'm not exactly sure what was going on, under the hood, that led to the error messages in the journal output, but after initializing these variables, the errors are gone. It looks like the uninitialized variables led to some undefined behavior, that manifested itself in a very unexpected and cryptic fashion.

It is probably worth mentioning, that I found a tool called d-spy, which was very useful in the debugging process. It is a tool intended to help explore d-bus connections, and can be used to execute and invoke methods on an interface, on both the session or system bus. It can be found here: https://flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.dspy

Here is how I would test the set up of my interface, and invoke methods:

Openssl has an old bug (about 14 years) then you cannot decrypt file bigger than free RAM on your PC. As solution I recommend to you age utility https://github.com/FiloSottile/age

Turns out it is a bug with the OpenApi generation on .NET 9, it will be fixed in .NET 10.

https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/issues/62079

Can you put those to your code and run?

    low_speed_limit = 0,      low_speed_time = 900  

İf it doesnt work maybe you can use

options(timeout=333333)

Thanks Brett Donald.

I use this css :

#files {
    display: block;
    columns: 200px 4;
    gap: 10px;
    max-width: 1030px; /* 4 times 250px plus 3 times 10px */

so it turns out i had set my env in react app to localhost instead of 192.x.x.x - now it works. thanks everyone for help

The above solution by ethanworker solved it for me

Thanks to answers by SpaceTrucker and Gerold Broser I managed to make this work!
Using maven-dependency-plugin:collect I put all the libraries into a text file, then in process-resources phase a script formats the file contents how I want and injects them into its destination file in target folder.

plugins in pom.xml:

<plugin>
    <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
    <artifactId>maven-dependency-plugin</artifactId>
    <version>3.8.1</version>
    <executions>
        <execution>
            <id>collect</id>
            <phase>generate-sources</phase>
            <goals>
                <goal>collect</goal>
            </goals>
            <configuration>
                <outputFile>scripts/libraries.txt</outputFile>
                <outputScope>false</outputScope>
                <outputEncoding>UTF-8</outputEncoding>
                <excludeArtifactIds>purpur-api, paper-api, spigot-api</excludeArtifactIds>
                <excludeTransitive>true</excludeTransitive>
                <excludeScope>runtime</excludeScope><!-- excludes runtime+compile -->
                <silent>true</silent>
                <sort>true</sort>
            </configuration>
        </execution>
    </executions>
</plugin><!-- maven-dependency-plugin @ generate-sources -->
<plugin>
    <artifactId>exec-maven-plugin</artifactId>
    <groupId>org.codehaus.mojo</groupId>
    <version>3.5.1</version>
    <executions>
        <execution>
            <id>exec-script</id>
            <phase>process-resources</phase>
            <goals>
                <goal>exec</goal>
            </goals>
            <configuration>
                <executable>scripts/injectLibrariesIntoResources-v2.6.bat</executable>
            </configuration>
        </execution>
    </executions>
</plugin><!-- exec-maven-plugin @ process-resources -->

script in scripts/injectLibrariesIntoResources-v2.6.bat:

@echo off
cd scripts

set librariesFile="libraries.txt"
set targetFile="../target/classes/plugin.yml"

powershell -command "(Get-Content '%librariesFile%') | ? {$_.trim() -ne ''} | Set-Content '%librariesFile%'"
powershell -command "(Get-Content '%librariesFile%') -replace 'The following files have been resolved:', '' | Set-Content '%librariesFile%'"
powershell -command "(Get-Content '%librariesFile%') -replace ':jar|.*$', '' | Set-Content '%librariesFile%'"
powershell -command "(Get-Content '%librariesFile%') -replace '   ', '- ' | Set-Content '%librariesFile%'"

powershell -command "(Get-Content '%targetFile%' -Raw) -replace ' \[\] #libraries', (Get-Content '%librariesFile%' -Raw) | Set-Content '%targetFile%'"

which changes line in plugin.yml from

libraries: [] #libraries

to

libraries:
- com.google.code.gson:gson:2.13.1
- javax.annotation:javax.annotation-api:1.3.2
- org.apache.commons:commons-lang3:3.18.0

Why is the script in bash but uses powershell? I wanted this setup to be easily portable! Executing powershell script files requires changing execution policy in Windows.

In Cinnamon 22.1, you can achieve the desired result with two keyboard shortcuts: Super + C for centering the window and Super + V for vertical maximization, after enabling them.
The steps to assign the shortcuts are:

1. Open the desktop Menu → Keyboard → Shortcuts. In the left sidebar: go to Spices → Calendar → Instance 1, change or remove the default shortcut for Show Calendar (Super + C). I set it to Super + K.

2. If you have other Calendar Instances, change the shortcut accordingly to free the Super + C shortcut.

3. In the left sidebar: go to Windows, assign Super + V to "Toggle vertical maximization".

4. In the left sidebar: go to Windows → Positioning, assign Super + C to "Center window in screen".

Note that with the Center Window shortcut, it's not possible to center a window after you tiled it using Super + Arrow (e.g., tiling to the left with Super + L and then pressing Super + C). As a workaround, if you have a fullscreen application, drag it wherever you want and set your preferred width with the mouse. Finally, press Super + C and Super + V.

You're using Node.js: v4.5.0, npm: v2.15. These versions are extremely old (from 2016) and are not compatible with most modern packages. Also, the npm registry now requires secure connections and features that old versions don’t support.

download and install latest version of node js from official website of node js select latest version. after installing run this command: node -v for node js version npm -v for npm version

i had same problem, try removing /src from your root

The best way to install ImageMogick is to start with the ImageMagick distributions, which come with its Perl stuff. It's a bit annoying to remember this every time I want to install it since I don't use it much, but it's much less painful.

That is how anchor tabs work. You should the colour of your anchor text to be white (or whatever colour the background of your document is), so that it is invisible to signers but Docusign can still pick up the anchor text and place tabs on it.

If you see below in man 2 brk you will see in NOTES:

The return value described above for brk() is the behavior provided by the glibc wrapper function for the Linux brk() system call. ...
However, the actual Linux system call returns the new program break on success. On failure, the system call returns the current break.
The glibc wrapper function does some work (i.e., checks whether the new break is less than addr) to provide the 0 and -1 return values described above.

It looks like it is possible now using sql stored procedures:
https://www.snowflake.com/en/engineering-blog/sql-stored-procedures-async-execution/

1. Press Trace into... (blue vanishing arrow button)

2. Set break condition to rdx==0x1111111111111111

3. Set Record trace checkbox if you want instruction log, press Ok

if you break for any reason other than your rdx condition, repeat again
If you recorded trace, it will be on Trace tab

How to assign the elastic ip as load balancer in nginx-controller

is there any option to get the elastic ip a

when you need to update specific folder , ex : report folder , you need to open .war file using winrar , before that you have to stop the server or suspend until work is done , after modifications you can resume or restart the JBOSS server

damn bro where did you found this user prefix being needed??!!!
thanks for your help

It’s very unlikely that userInfo changes just because you're inside apps.map(), JavaScript doesn’t work that way. What’s more likely is that your userInfo value is being updated somewhere (maybe from an async call or due to state updates), and you're seeing different values at different points in the render. If you’re using a state management library like Zustand or Redux, it might be re-rendering the component when the store updates. Also, if you're using React Strict Mode (which is on by default in development), React may render components twice to help catch bugs, which can make it look like values are changing unexpectedly. Try logging userInfo both inside and outside the .map() to compare them and see what’s happening. Most likely, it’s not about .map() itself, but about when and how your state is being updated

If the batch processing is running inside a command, adding -e prod to the command parameters will do the trick and won't bloat up your memory

Install the latest version of CNWizard.

https://www.cnpack.org/download.php?id=763&lang=en