Do you use external libraries?
Some libraries like Chakraui are not stable with the new versions of Next.js. However, remove turbo from scripts in the package.json:
❌ "dev": "next dev --turbopack"
✅ "dev": "next dev"
A dbt run does not trigger a refresh for dynamic tables; instead, Snowflake manages the refresh based on the target_lag and refresh_mode. To manually trigger a refresh, use:
A project for trader from trader. main features: draw tool, popular indicator like Tradingview; connect with many popular exchanges like binance, mexc... via api and secret key to live trade; build custom indicator, and clone famous custom indicator on MT4, MT5 and Tradingview; Build and test strategies.
Added ? behind every lookahead group to make them optional.
Great question! I did not know you can capture strings with lookahead. Fantastic!!!! This question opened a whole new world for me in regex. Thank you!
I did a deep dive into this, and the issue lies with the Java Docker API Client Dependency. As detailed in this issue, when the client detects a unix:// connection, it automatically changes the host to localhost:2375. This creates problems when the intended Docker host is a Unix socket rather than a TCP connection.
A potential solution? A PR has been submitted to address this, but it hasn’t been merged yet. However, the contributor has a working version available in a forked repo, which might be worth trying.
This problem got solved by first checking the gdal version using the command "gdalinfo --version"...once u get the version, edit these lines of code in settings.py file of your project by removing the extension .dll by replacing with ... GDAL_LIBRARY_PATH = r'C:\OSGeo4W\bin\gdal310'
GEOS_LIBRARY_PATH = r'C:\OSGeo4W\bin\geos_c.dll'
When I enqueued many (say 1000) kernels I noticed that enqueue operation took more and more time. Adding clFinish(queue) time after time gave ~15% increase of overall speed.
And old question and not sure if the information is still relevant or answered elsewhere.
The URIs you will need for this information will be read scopes to:
"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/devices/"
and
"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/"
The information is located in the "physicalIDs" property retrieved from the "Devices" uri, which must be parsed and used to retrieve the user with the "Users" uri
The phsycialIDs is an array containing objects with "[ID]:Value" format as a strings.
The one you need here is the "[USER-GID]" property. This can be split by the ":" delimiter.
The array elements are not in a standardized order, so you will need to find the associated [USER-GID] element manually.
It will most likely be in the format:
[USER-GID]:{guid}:{device attributer number}
You can then use the GID GUID retrieved here to resolve the associated identity with the Users URI.
Good day. Your issue likely stems from two main problems:
1. The selector is incorrect – CSS does not recognize a page element unless explicitly defined in a @page rule.
2. Margins should be set inside @page – The correct way to apply print margins is using @page.
Solution
Modify your CSS like this:
• @page is specifically designed for defining print settings, including margins.
• The margin inside @page ensures that browsers recognize the 1-inch setting instead of defaulting to the system’s print settings.
• The page selector in your code does not exist in standard HTML and does not affect print styling.
Now, when printing, check the print preview settings to confirm the margin is set correctly.
I hence wonder, when threads are waiting for I/O operations, e.g.,
user input, network I/O, disk I/O, etc, is it guaranteed that they'll
yield the CPU resources to others?
Not that I know of, at least, when the thread is doing non-blocking I/O or polling, such as repeatedly checking whether I/O is ready, it may remain active and consume CPU resources.
If the answer is not, is there any way forcing them to do so? I
noticed The scheme shall be able to be achieved by C, low-level
hacking is acceptable.
If your OS is UNIX, maybe sched_yield is what you are looking for, provided that you are well aware of under what scenarios the thread is supposed to yield.
When I enqueued many (say 1000) kernels I noticed that enqueue operation took more and more time. Adding clFinish(queue) time after time gave ~15% increase of overall speed.
I've found the issue - it has to do with the encoding of special characters.
My issue was with "Verfügbar, wenn online", the single reference to $odSyncedValues seems to force PowerShell to encode strings properly, while the same thing does not happen when it is referenced only in the condition?
I am still not entirely clear on how this happens, which is why I'll leave the question up for now.
One possibility: There are some extra steps to take if you have set other JSON body parser parameters like changing the limit. See this comment for details on how to address it: Access raw body of Stripe webhook in Nest.js
Hello friend I also had that problem , but since I use it so it works try with the code below. if you do not have instantiated page use only page.update().
Also, for those battling this and not finding any issues with show_menu_item, or any plugins or functions.php code overriding menu visibility - be sure to check the Screen Options dropdown at the very top right of your screen..
Even if the show_in_menu is set to TRUE, if you don't have that CPT checked in the Screen Options tab.. you won't see that item on the Menu page.
I recently ran into a similar need, and realized that I could use sourcemaps for this. This idea is heavily inspired by this seemingly unrelated question.
So, we want a clickable link that
Points at our file
And points at the correct line number
And we know the URL and line number of said file. We also know what error to throw.
To get there, we
Make up a dummy file with a single throw statement at the correct line
Append a source map that actually points at our file
eval the resulting code
Marvel at the result in the browser console
throwError({
// Relative URLs also work. If your file is right next to the script, just put the filename here
url: "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/esm/common.js",
// Where does the error go?
lineNumber: 16,
// What should it say
error: "I am an error in setMatrixArrayType",
});
// Based on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65274147/sourceurl-for-css
function throwError({ url, lineNumber, error }) {
// We need a source map mapping for each line, otherwise Firefox is unhappy.
// First line is AAAA
// Conveniently source map mappings are *relative* to the previous one.
// So adding more lines is trivial
let mappings = "AAAA" + ";AACA".repeat(lineNumber);
// And this is what our source map looks like
const sourceMap = {
version: 3,
file: null,
sources: [url],
sourcesContent: [null],
names: [],
mappings: mappings,
};
// So we make up some Javascript code with a proper line number and error throwing
let generatedCode =
"\n".repeat(lineNumber - 1) +
"throw new Error(" +
JSON.stringify(error + "") +
")";
// And redirect it to WESL
generatedCode +=
"\n//# sourceMappingURL=data:application/json;base64," +
btoa(unescape(encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(sourceMap))));
generatedCode += "\n//# sourceURL=" + sourceMap.sources[0];
// Victory!
eval(generatedCode);
}
<h1>Open the browser console</h1>
And then click on it.
Isn't this cool?
Here's, IMO, an ingenius way of implementing such cleanup.
Start your script (I'm using after foreach-object start) with finding all variables, variabling them and clear everything but in the end.
Start:
$sysvars = get-variable | Select-Object -ExpandProperty name
$sysvars += 'sysvars'
All mixed content resource requests are blocked, including both blockable and upgradable mixed content. This also applies to documents, ensuring the entire page is mixed content-free.
The CFS scheduler uses an rbtree as it runqueue, so the leftmost node has the lowest vruntime and will be scheduled next.
If you put a new process in that tree, you have to make content fairly with the others. This is done by setting it's vruntime on the creation to the lowest vruntime in the tree.
CFS tracks that number in its struct as rq->cfs.min_vruntime
CFS also maintains the rq->cfs.min_vruntime value, which is a monotonic
increasing value tracking the smallest vruntime among all tasks in the runqueue. The total amount of work done by the system is tracked using min_vruntime; that value is used to place newly activated entities on the left side of the tree as much as possible.
Everything worked, even without dynamic loading of pqxx, apparently the real problem was with cracked w10, installed the usual one, everything works perfectly. Sorry for wasting your time. Thanks for your help!
If you set DEEPFACE_HOME environment variable to the target folder, then deepface will use that folder for weights. If you don't have that env var, then it will use your home folder by default. Corresponding logic can be found here.
You can start the process from within IDA, first load the binary ( exe ) into IDA ( File -> Open, or select on the IDA's start menu ), then select a debugger, "Local Windows Debugger" will work fine. After which you can click the green Play Icon.
a positive Kendall's tau indicates that the trend is increasing (conversely a negative kendall's tau indicates a decreasing trend). Also, the S value, if positive indicates an increasing trend. Finally, to characterize the magnitude of a trend, you could use Sen's slope (for example: 45 mg/L/year) The sign of the slope would indicate an increasing or decreasing trend.
The answer (thanks Igor) was to change VTS_VARIANT to VTS_PVARIANT in the dispatch map. I got confused because the comment for VTS_VARIANT in afxdisp.h says "'const VARIANT&' or 'VARIANT*'".
I have found a working solution (for my needs) using the pico sdk multicore library.
As I understand it, using just the default pico SDK, you cannot use any multithreading, such as <thread> or <pthread.h>. However, the pico SDK comes with a useful library called pico/multicore.h. It allows you to use the second core.
int[]: an array with only INT values – [1, 4, 6, 8, 9, …]
array<int, int>: an array with only INT values – [4 => 1, 8 => 4, 12 => 6, …]
string[]: an array with only STRING values – [„foo“, „bar“, …]
array<int, string>: an array with only STRING values – [4 => „foo“, 8 => „bar“, …]
Order[]: an array with only „Order“-Object values – [Order, Order, …]
array<int|string, Order>: an array with INT or STRING as key and „Order“-Object values – [4 => Order, ‘foo‘ => Order, …]
array<int|string, mixed>: an array with INT or STRING as key and mixed as values – [1 => 1, 4 => „foo“, 6 => \stdClass, …]
array<int, array<int, string>>: an array with INT as key and and an array (with INT as key and string as value) as values – [1 => [1 => „foo“], 4 => [1 => 4], …]
array<int, string[]>: an array with INT as key and and an array (with INT as key and string as value) as values – [1 => [„foo“, „lall“], 4 => [„öäü“, „bar“], …]
array{output: string, debug: string}: an array with the key „output“ and „debug“, the values are STRING values – [‚output‘ => ‚foo‘, ‚debug‘ => ‚bar‘]
array<int, array{output: string, debug: string}>: an array with the key „output“ and „debug“, the values are STRING values – [1 => [‚output‘ => ‚foo‘, ‚debug‘ => ‚bar‘], 3 => [‚output‘ => ‚foo‘, ‚debug‘ => ‚bar‘], …]
Examples (only @psalm-): supported by PHPStan & Psalm*
list<array{output: string, debug: string}>: an array with the key „output“ and „debug“, the values are STRING values – [0 => [‚output‘ => ‚foo‘, ‚debug‘ => ‚bar‘], 1 => [‚output‘ => ‚foo‘, ‚debug‘ => ‚bar‘], …]
Not an answer, but did you ever solve this? I have just migrated and am seeing similar behaviour, only one message a minute being read from the queue, although I am using the ServiceBusProcessorClient to listen for incoming messages.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): Not an answer
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): did you ever solve this
Thanks to the Microsoft fabric community, I found the proper way to do:
To make "Selling Object" a single category (instead of multiple columns), we need to unpivot the data.
First open your Power Query: Select the table containing selling obj 1, selling obj 2, and selling obj 3.
Then Highlight the columns selling obj 1, selling obj 2, and selling obj 3.
Click Transform → Unpivot Columns. Power BI will now create two new columns:
"Attribute" (which stores "selling obj 1", "selling obj 2", etc.).
"Value" (which stores the corresponding values).
Next rename Columns
Rename "Attribute" → "Selling Object".
Rename "Value" → "Sales Amount".
Then just create your pie chart!
Drag "Selling Object" into Legend.
Drag "Sales Amount" into Values.
Now, the pie chart will group sales by Selling Object.
When I try to reproduce your issue, the error you speak about doesn't occur.
If you want to check, here is the reproduction project test. Your issue might come from another part of your implementation.
Could you reproduce your issue in a Stackblitz to let the community check it?
public boolean palindromeCheck(String word) {
if (word.length() <= 1) return true; //Base Case
if (word.charAt(0) != word.charAt(word.length()-1)) return false; // Base Case
else return palindromeCheck(word.substring(1, word.length()-1)); //Recursive Case
}
Your frame count depends on the sample rate. Your latency is probably 0.012s or 0.011s which explains the frame count of 470/471. I figured this is not always a power of 2, especially if the sample rate is 48000 (as is the default case in newer devices since the iPhone 6s).
However, I highly recommend to set the latency to a value that you always get a frame count that is a power of 2. Otherwise some (badly written) plug-ins won't work correctly.
if your images are not showing on UI just follow these steps
Run this command to check your Metro version =>
npx metro --version
Also, verify the installed Metro packages using this command:
npm list metro
If Metro is missing or outdated or you see multiple version, reinstall it using this command
npm install metro@latest metro-config@latest metro-core@latest --save-dev
this might want permission , enable permission and run this command
npx react-native start --reset-cache
Thanks
Consider alternative property such as teamcity.build.vcs.branch.<VCS_root_ID>. This (in my case using git e.g. ) is present and therefore agents can run.
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Development & In-house Apps Wireless Installation
Diawi is a tool for developers to deploy Development and In-house applications directly to the devices.
Upload the iOS or Android application.
Send the link to your testers, clients, friends or even use it yourself.
Open the link in the browser on the device and click on install.
Unfortunately, not(if the channel is private). All this "confirming" process takes place on Telegram servers and is not possible without personal admin's approval or privileged bot, who has rights to manage this link. Telegram is secure in this way.
i only figured this out when I was looking at the token endpoint curl request being genarated at the token app swagger. That was the reason behind the 401 response and utimately the json error
I had similar issue today while doing playwright training course...my tests were running twice! It took me sometime before to realise I had 2 'chromium' settings under projects (probably bad copy-paste😅)
double-check your 'playwright.config.ts' file to make sure you haven't line duplicated by error as below
the tr at the end of the long aws cli line contained an unmatched '. The trick is, groovy seems to ignore the commenting out of lines in shell blocks, or requires a different comment character.
{loading} is already inside brackets, disabled={...}. The outer brackets are all you need.
So that reads as an object literal instead just the loading variable (ie {loading} = {loading:loading} ). Just remove the inner brackets to have loading read as a variable. If your loading variable is ever optional( boolean|undefined) or an empty string, cast it to boolean just in case: (!!loading).
If you get similar errors, check your other props.
I totally get where you're coming from! When it comes to LLMs and math, one of the big challenges is how they process numbers as tokens. A number like "1,234,567" might be broken down into smaller parts ("1", ",", "234", etc.), which makes it harder for the model to treat it as a single value. Plus, since LLMs are designed to predict the next token rather than perform precise calculations, they’re not really optimized for mathematical accuracy.
If you need 100% accuracy, I’d really recommend handling the math manually instead of relying on the agent. I know it’s an extra step, but it’ll save you from any potential errors down the line. Let me know if I can help brainstorm a better approach!
