I use the in_app_purchase plugin as well. I set the user ID in the PurchaseParam in the Flutter project and I see the user ID in the notification on the server.
Polynomials and generally in parameter-linear models like y=w*g(x) are linear in parameters, it means the learning/optimization is to solve sets of linear equations to find w because y and x becomes measured data. By g(x) you define the nonlinear mapping of features x to y. In case you have not too long x (len(x)<100) you can be fine with up to 4th order full polynomial(s) or just define your nonlinearities that may be intrinsic to the system.
Levenberg-Marquardt and Conjugate Gradients are working great.
But all matters, choice of x, g(x), sampling, ... , I recently found cases where1,2,3rd order polynomials did not work, but 4th one converged greatly. But proper training still does not mean it truly learned proper causal relations...needs proper testing (and perhaps pruning).
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
// Anula la creación de nuevos elementos de audio
window.Audio = function() {
return { play: function() {} }; // Sobrescribe la función de reproducir
};
});
In my case, my activity content was complex, so accessing it through Custom-Theme method was not suitable. @Shouheng Wang's suggestion was the best, but his suggestion needs some modifications. First, I changed it to Kotlin code. And 'resources.getIdentifier' is slow/heavy and is not recommended. My suggestions for improvement are as follows:
Step 1.
Create a 'BarUtils.kt' file. And fill in the following code:
object BarUtils {
private const val TAG_STATUS_BAR = "TAG_STATUS_BAR"
// for Lollipop (SDK 21+)
fun transparentStatusBar(window: Window) {
window.clearFlags(WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_TRANSLUCENT_STATUS)
window.addFlags(WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_DRAWS_SYSTEM_BAR_BACKGROUNDS)
val option =
View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LAYOUT_STABLE or View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LAYOUT_FULLSCREEN
val vis = window.decorView.systemUiVisibility
window.decorView.systemUiVisibility = option or vis
window.statusBarColor = Color.TRANSPARENT
}
fun applyStatusBarColor (window: Window, color: Int, isDecor: Boolean, getStatusBarHeight: Int): View {
val parent = if (isDecor) window.decorView as ViewGroup else (window.findViewById<View>(R.id.content) as ViewGroup)
var fakeStatusBarView = parent.findViewWithTag<View>(TAG_STATUS_BAR)
if (fakeStatusBarView != null) {
if (fakeStatusBarView.visibility == View.GONE) {
fakeStatusBarView.visibility = View.VISIBLE
}
fakeStatusBarView.setBackgroundColor(color)
} else {
fakeStatusBarView = **createStatusBarView** (window, color, getStatusBarHeight)
parent.addView(fakeStatusBarView)
}
return fakeStatusBarView
}
private fun createStatusBarView (window: Window, color: Int, **getStatusBarHeight**: Int): View {
val statusBarView = View(window.context)
statusBarView.layoutParams = ViewGroup.LayoutParams(
ViewGroup.LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT, **getStatusBarHeight**
)
statusBarView.setBackgroundColor(color)
statusBarView.tag = TAG_STATUS_BAR
return statusBarView
}
}
Step 2:
Then, insert the following code into the Activity to get getStatusBarHeight, which is the height of the Status Bar.
If you forget enableEdgeToEdge(), the StatusBar color will not appear correctly.
A crash occurs if it is located before the activity's setContentView().
If you do not use v.run {}, 'ViewCompat' changes the height of the activity StatusBar. Don't forget that this code only retrieves the value of 'getStatusBarHeight'. (For the same reason, 'windowInsets' was used instead of 'WindowInsetsCompat.CONSUMED'.)
For me it was dumper than not using the injectable decorator or importing the service in a providers list. It was because my service constructor had one parameter, and the injection is parameterless so it was not being injected correctly, once the constructor was updated it worked correctly.
When you put it in the hook, you’re creating a new axios instance every time the hook rerenders, which isn’t good.
Your interceptors apply to the first instance only, since the useEffect only runs on mount. Your hook always return the latest created instance. So if the hook renders more than once you’re out of luck.
This is kind LATE!!! I just saw this message and because I have the same issue.
I fixed doing this on Git -> Manage Remotes, change Prune remote branches during fetch to true. See image below. You can do other configurations as well.
In my case, I have a .NET 9.0 application and a .NET 9.0 xUnit test project and I run both of them in Docker.
In order to be able to see the tests in TeamCity, I had to install a TeamCity plugin as per this link :
And modify my Dockerfile a little ( again, this is specific to xUnit ).
I had to add this to lines at the end:
I would avoid using scripts to apply formatting and use native excel formula instead. In a new column use this pseudo code if( round down to integer <> original value then text( original value, "#.###") else text( original value, "#"))
Adding a simple explanation to the accepted answers (Applies to only websocket and http/https requests):
In general,
Origin is sent for all websocket requests.
For Http/Https Requests:
It’s primarily the mode and destination that decide whether origin is sent or not.
- a. If mode is navigate, origin header is always omitted.(Clicking on link or entering URL in address bar)
- b. If mode is "cors" and destination is empty, origin header is not sent for Same origin GET and HEAD. But for same origin POST, PUT etc… origin header is sent.(destination is empty when fetch()/XMLHttpRequest api is used and cant be changed, but when we're using HTML destination cant be set to empty manually with the exception of and )
- c. If mode is cors but destination is not empty, origin header is sent for all same origin and cross origin requests.(This can only be done through HTML, i.e. by using img, script, link etc... tags. No way to do this through fetch()/XMLHttpRequest call)
- d. If mode is no-cors and method is HEAD or GET, origin header is NOT sent irrespective of destination value and the resource being same origin or cross origin(mode can be set to "no-cors" through HTML(the default setting for embedded resources)/fetch() but not with XMLHttpRequest).
- e. If mode is no-cors and method is POST, origin header is sent irrespective of destination value and the resource being same origin or cross origin.( This can only be done using fetch() API as you cant set method to POST with "no-cors" mode using HTML or XMLHttpRequest).
Also, presence or absence of origin does nt determine whether the resource participates in CORS protocol or not, i.e. same origin resources don’t obey Access-Control-Allow- headers present in response headers even if origin header is sent in the request*.
But, when we're using fetch() API call, Response.type seems to indicate whether CORS protocol was followed or not.
If Response.type is "basic", the request was same-origin in nature and CORS protocol was NOT followed.
If Response.type is "cors", the request was cross-origin in nature and CORS protocol was followed.
If Response.type is "opaque", the request was cross-origin in nature BUT CORS protocol was NOT followed.
i am gettting some kind same problem but for simple program it is throwing that required parameter password is not present
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Root cause - the broker service's initContainer to test zookeeper connectivity together with the broker itself were too resource heavy for the node types in the node group (t3.small, 2gb RAM).
Created a new nodegroup, with t3.medium nodes, 4gb RAM, and migrated the cluster to use that instead.
I needed a way to get the user input values from a multi-select DataTable (using the select plugin). I'm going to add this code, but it wouldn't be that hard to adapt to a non-multi-select use case.
Basically, it's building an array of the id of each selected row. That array is looped through and it makes an array of the selected data for each row (which it finds by the row ID). At this point, I'm making an array of objects to upload with ajax. This last step could be altered depending on your use case:
async function processUserInput() {
cardioArry = [];
var rowData = tblRecentCardio.rows({ selected: true }).data().toArray();
await rowData.forEach(getUserInput);
await postCardioLog(cardioArry)
}
async function getUserInput(rowData) {
let rowId = rowData.RowId
let exerciseId = rowData.ExerciseId;
let description = rowData.Description;
let duration = $(`table#tbl-cardio tr#${rowId}`).find('#duration').val();
let calories = $(`table#tbl-cardio tr#${rowId}`).find('#calories').val();
let distance = $(`table#tbl-cardio tr#${rowId}`).find('#distance').val();
buildCardioObj(exerciseId, description, duration, calories, distance);
}
function buildCardioObj(exerciseId, description, duration, calories, distance) {
const cardioObj = {
ExerciseId: exerciseId,
Description: description,
Duration: duration,
Distance: distance,
Calories: calories,
Date: activityDate,
}
cardioArry.push(cardioObj);
}
// Ajax post done here:
async function postCardioLog(cardioArry) {
dtUserInput(cardioArry);
// const url = '/api/log/';
// const params = {
// CardioBulkLog: cardioArry,
// }
// this.isFetching = true;
// const data = await request(url, params, 'POST');
// this.isFetching = false;
// if (data == "1") {
// }
}
cardioArray is a globally available variable. "tblRecentCardio" is the jquery name for the table, and "tbl-cardio" is the html table id. Also, in the above example, "#duration" is the id of an input element in the table row.
The function "processUserInput()" is attached to a button external to the DataTable.
The function "dtUserInput(cardioArry);" is just another DataTable I used in the demo to display the user input. This would be removed and the object array could be posted to the backend in this function.
This does require that each row has a unique row ID, because jquery is finding the selected rows by the row id.
I made a live demo and it's available at the link below. It's using Alpine.js, but that's mainly to load the data. Nothing with the above code requires Alpine.js:
I know this is an old question but I've just had this issue. My problem was that I had a flatlist in a modal component and the component was in a scrollview in the parent page. Moving the component reference outside of the parent scrollview fixed the issue for me.
This is not a question, but just a comment that may help others that have found this thread (Note that I'm an old C programmer, so C#, XAML, .Net Maui, & Object Orientation are all new to me). I wanted to simply display a table with a variable # of rows, and also needed to calculate some of the cells on the fly. My thinking was to define the table in XAML, and then add additional rows & values in my C# code-behind. I started with a Grid, but couldn't figure out how to add the rows dynamically so I started researching and found TableView, ListView, DataTable, DataGrid, and something magical called FlexLayout. I also tried combinations thereof, to no avail. I finally stumbled on the Grid Methods of "AddRowDefinition" and "Childen.Add" and discovered that I could solve my problem by going back to my simple Grid, wrapped inside a ScrollView. I'm sure there are more elegant solutions, but the below seems to work (note that recently I discovered "Table" in xaml which sounds promising, but that was after I came up with the soln below) For an example, the code below simply calculates the Squares & Square Roots of the first N integers, and displays them table format (XAML code first, followed by the C# code):
Code will be include in following posts.
I have no idea what all of this is but when i tried the code, it told me that the value could not be null. I also don't know what to put it the public variables.
Thanks!
When you import something in Python, it automatically searches the module on a variable called as PATH. More exactly in python we use the PYTHONPATH enviroment variable.
You can add the directory you are having problems with easily by following one of these 3 methods:
1 (Fastest): Append the directory to the PYTHONPATH before importing the module.
import sys
import os
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath("./PADS"))
import PADS.Automata
Note that this method only works if the path is modified before any imports to the module are done. (Not so scalable for other use cases)
2 (My preferred): Add the directory to the PYTHONPATH before the execution of the program.
For doing this build a sh script (or ps1 if you are in windows) that updates the PYTHONPATH and run it once for each terminal. The script would be something like the following:
From now on python will search automatically in the PADS directory and you won't have to update any python file. Even better if you want to automatize this method only append this script to the /home/user/.bashrc file (that will be executed on all terminals).
Pros: Easy, Non-invasive and automatizable method for your packages. Do it once and always work.
3 (Scalable): Convert the code of your friend into a package.
This method is the scalable one. Just update all the imports of the package of your friend as follows:
from Util import arbitrary_item # bad
from PADS.Util import arbitrary_item # good :D
If you want to feel even more professional then add some __init__.py files to link all the dependencies and generate a setup.py file so you can install the package of your friend with pip install and never depend on its dependencies again :D.
Although this method is slow, it is better for production packages/libraries. There is a tutorial in this link
4 (Happy Solution): If you only want to make it work once then move your python file to the same directory. But some bugs may occur if you try to link dependencies with each other. The resultant tree would be something like the following:
Those methods are obsolete and cumbersome! The way you do it is make sure .net 9.0 SDK is installed AND in Visual Studio go to Extensions and find .NET Upgrade Assistant. Right click project in list and say Upgrade and it will let you pick whatever .net you like!
I am trying to connect to coinbasePro using RESTClient. The code 'pip install coinbase-advanced-py' does not recognize -advanced-py. Did this problem ever get resolved? I am currently here as well.
If your request is to a different domainthen the Cross-origin resource sharing
(aka CORS) rules apply. You may need to add Access-Control-Expose-Headers on your server. See Why is Access-Control-Expose-Headers needed?
I was having the same question. I did not find how to achieve that with vanilla Astro, but I found the following Astro plug-in that does exactly that:
https://github.com/ixkaito/astro-relative-links
Is there any simple and clear way to implement this?
No.
To implement this, you would need to have a detailed understanding of how the debug info is encoded, and how to interpret it.
I assume I need a parser of dwarf format, find AT_DW_location of arguments in .debug_info, maybe then refer to .debug_loc for location list ...
Yes, and more. You could compile your example program, and then study the output from readelf -wi a.out.
Look for DW_TAG_subprogram, followed by DW_TAG_formal_parameters. Each parameter will have DW_AT_type and DW_AT_location, which will tell you the type and location of the parameter.
I don't know if this is a feasible
It's feasible, but by the time you are done you will have implemented 30-50% of a real debugger. At which point a reasonable question is: why not use a real debugger which exists already?
If you are using a private VPC, private subnet, and ECS, ensure you create the following 4 VPC endpoints to enable ECS tasks to pull images from a private ECR repository:
S3 Gateway Endpoint: Required because ECR images are stored in S3.
ECR API Endpoint: For ECS to authenticate and interact with ECR.
ECR DKR Endpoint: To pull container images from ECR.
Logs Endpoint: To send ECS logs to CloudWatch (if configured).
Once these endpoints are set up correctly, your ECS task should be able to pull images from a private ECR repository.
sir web only read and show html file. html is structure of web and these json can't show to you. webpage you must use html file and use json in html or js
GLMakie seems to have a lot of color-related bugs (even the first example in the tutorial shows color anomalies). CairoMakie seems to be more reliable at this time.
I'm also getting this exception when I connect via VPN to my office.
My code tries to get TXT record instead of MX.
I do not understand why, but adding , tcp = True
solves my problem.
Try to add this parameter to the end of resolve function:
Interestingly, in my case the feature is "Experimental" and it was set to "native". Switching it to "js" seemed to resolve the issue, but the python seems to be lost as it is not picked up from terminal.
In 2024, if you are still facing this error, first ensure that you have enabled two-factor authentication. After doing that, you can create an app password using the following link.
The solution is simple. And I tried to find some potential cause of it worked then did't work overnight.
The solution
The solution is provided by @Estus Flask . I removed my existing node installation (22 lts) and used node 20 lts instead. with both npm and node are lower version, the script that was previously not able to run passed. I would suggest future me or anyone struggle to do the same (use a slightly older version of npm and node), delete your node-module, then rebuild your modules.
The potential cause
I usually mindlessly update my node whenever there's notification in my terminal. Seems like it is not a good thing. Please avoid it if you like to do whatever they said in terminal like I did.
"The terms are frequently abbreviated to the numeronyms i18n (where 18 stands for the number of letters between the first i and the last n in the word internationalization." - Wikipedia
I had this same problem, but it started when I made a deeply recursive type. I think while the intellisense was trying to making sense of the type, it stuck on an infinite loop, which would be why it was stuck on loading.
What I did that solved the issue on my case was:
Uninstall and reinstall VS Code with the latest version ( v1.96.2 ).
Update my Node.js version to latest (v23.5.0).
Disable GitHub Copilot extensions.
For a reference on the recursive type I made:
/**
* Enumerate numbers from 0 to N-1
* @template N - The upper limit (exclusive) of the enumeration
* @template Acc - An accumulator array to collect the numbers
*
* @see {@link https://stackoverflow.com/a/39495173/19843335 restricting numbers to a range - StackOverflow}
*/
type Enumerate<
N extends number,
Acc extends number[] = [],
> = Acc["length"] extends N // Check if the accumulator array's length has reached N
? Acc[number] // If so, return the numbers in the accumulator array as a union type
: Enumerate<N, [...Acc, Acc["length"]]>; // Otherwise, continue the enumeration by adding the current length to the accumulator array
/**
* Create a range of numbers from F to T-1
* @template F - The starting number of the range (inclusive)
* @template T - The ending number of the range (exclusive)
*
* @see {@link https://stackoverflow.com/a/39495173/19843335 restricting numbers to a range - StackOverflow}
*/
type IntRange<F extends number, T extends number> = Exclude<
Enumerate<T>, // Enumerate numbers from 0 to T-1
Enumerate<F> // Exclude numbers from 0 to F-1, resulting in a range from F to T-1
>;
/**
* Define a range of numbers for question steps, from 1 to 10 (inclusive of 1, exclusive of 10)
*
* @see {@link https://stackoverflow.com/a/39495173/19843335 restricting numbers to a range - StackOverflow}
*/
type QuestionsStepsRange = IntRange<1, 11>;
The issue is caused by the excessive margin-top: 600px !important on the footer and overflow: hidden in the @media (max-width: 768px) styles. Removing the margin and the overflow: hidden property fixes it. Also, avoid overusing !important, as it makes CSS harder to maintain. See the attached screenshot mobile screenshot
The interesting thing you ask in the comments is: how do I know if it has finished successfully without having to listen to the payment_intent.succeeded event?
Yes, you can. If you want to be absolutely sure that the payment has been completed successfully, simply see the value .getPaymentStatus() of com.stripe.model.checkout.Session object, and check that it has the value "paid":
This one worked:
tomcat-users version="1.0" xmlns="https://tomcat.apache.org/xml" xmlns:xsi="https://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="https://tomcat.apache.org tomcat-users.xsd"
As the error states, the OnAdLoaded method, when overridden provides a parameter of type Java.Lang.Object. Similarly, OnAdFailedToLoad provides a parameter of type LoadAdError
It seems you're trying to implement Interstitial Ads in your app and you are expecting the provided parameter of OnAdLoaded method to be of type InterstitialAd.
I would suggest to follow the approach specified in this link to achieve this.
You just have to create a custom callback class instead of directly using InterstitialAdLoadCallback to get InterstitialAd as parameter to OnAdLoaded method.
I am stress testing a flask application using ab -n 10000 -c 1000 http://192.168.1.16:9090/, and monitoring ListenDrops with nstat -az TcpExtListenDrops on Ubuntu 22.04 (Kernel: 6.8.0-49-generic). My understanding is, each ListenDrops indicates a request that should be discarded, and the client should receive either an error, or no response at all. Despite this, ab says everything was a success
Firebase Dynamic Links is deprecated, but still supported. From the FAQ on its deprecation and upcoming sunset:
I need to onboard onto Firebase Dynamic Links to enable email link auth in Firebase Authentication. What should I do?
It currently is not possible to newly onboard onto Firebase Dynamic Links if your Firebase project doesn't already have FDL enabled as of the sunset announcement date on August 25th, 2023.
If you need to enable Firebase Dynamic Links to enable email link authentication, please contact Firebase Support and we'll reach back to you to help get you configured.
Note that this continuation of functionality is separate from using Firebase Dynamic Links for the primary use cases of store and web routing, deferred and regular deep-linking, which will be deprecated according to the migration timeline shared above.
So you should reach out to Firebase support to get their help enabling Firebase Dynamic Links on your project for the purpose of using it in email link authentication.
Building upon the anwser by @Steve on using the bin/ folder for automatic staging of python scripts:
Something that some might find useful is that you can also add symbolic links into your bin/ folder. You can then access all python files inside that symlinked folder using relative imports.
For example, if you have a folder nextflow-pipeline containing your nextflow setup and a separate folder containing your python source code src,
$ tree .
.
├── nextflow-pipeline
│ ├── bin
│ │ └── script1.py
│ └── main.nf
└── src
└── py_src_1.py
The Problem is you perform object detection in the "frame read loop". Decouple "frame reading" and detection, use a Queue to push frames from the read thread, and pull it from the detection thread. See my comment
As someone, whose post has been deleted for some reason, just posted, it was indeed a problem with the Python version being too new and libcst apparently not yet compatible. It works when I go back to 3.10.
