This command will generate the data structures used by nerfstudio from the COLMAP outputs. You will have to copy the COLMAP outputs ( the sparse folder ) inside PROCESSED_DATA_DIR.
name MUST match the following regular expression: [a-z0-9]+([._-][a-z0-9]+)*(/[a-z0-9]+([._-][a-z0-9]+)*)* reference as a tag MUST be at most 128 characters in length and MUST match the following regular expression: [a-zA-Z0-9_][a-zA-Z0-9._-]{0,127}
When a user program makes a system call, it can’t execute privileged instructions directly, so it triggers a software interrupt (or trap).
Here’s roughly what happens:
The CPU switches from user mode to kernel mode and jumps to a fixed location in memory (the interrupt vector) where the ISR for system calls lives.
The ISR (Interrupt Service Routine) runs some setup: it saves registers, switches to the kernel stack, and checks which system call was requested.
The ISR then uses the system call number to look up the system call table, which is basically an array of pointers to all system call handler functions in the kernel.
The kernel executes the actual system call handler, performs the operation, and stores the return value.
Finally, the CPU restores the user program’s state and goes back to user mode, returning control to the program.
So, the ISR isn’t the system call itself—it’s just the bridge from the trap to the kernel function. The system call table is where the kernel finds the correct function to run.
If the remote has been connected via bluetoothctl, then no further Bluetooth coding is required. The OS makes the incoming data available via a file. On my system it is /dev/input/event5 - but it will be one of the "event" files. Just open this file and read the data. Your only problem is the data that the OS passes through as the keyboard input that you have seen.
See inputs as buttons are pressed from the command line via
hd /dev/input/event5
OR C code
FILE *stream;
int c;
stream = fopen("/dev/input/event5","rb");
c = fgetc(stream); // reads one byte
// but should come in blocks of 16 bytes for every button press
XAMPP-Lite gives you a lightweight local server to test PHP apps quickly, while Composer manages your project’s dependencies with ease. Together, they streamline web development for faster, more efficient coding.
1.Check first the migrations table , if required migration file is listed or not
if its not listed it shall work
2.again rebuild the migration and then migrate
Fixed. The issue was that an implicit broadcast from a foreground service in a separate process was blocked on Android 14/15. We made the broadcast explicit and sent it immediately before stopping the service, restoring reliable delivery and the final voice confirmation.
Additionally, the project already includes proper delay, audio-focus handling, and SR → TTS shutdown order, so the full voice flow is now stable.
as M. Deinum pointed out, the server.servlet.context-path property is weird.
Just remove the @TestPropertySource annotation from your test class.
For more information, see my explanation below. Also, if the issue persists, please provide us more details regarding your project, like Java version, settings for the "it" Profile, and so on.
I tried to reproduce your project as close as I can, here are my versions & dependencies:
To migrate logs from Stackdriver (now part of Google Cloud Operations Suite) to Grafana Loki, there is no direct export feature available. Instead, you need to set up a log shipping pipeline that collects logs from your environment and forwards them to Loki.
Recommended approach
Use a log collector like Fluentd or Promtail running in your Kubernetes cluster or environment:
Fluentd or Promtail collects logs from your Kubernetes nodes, containers, or other sources.
Configure Fluentd with the loki output plugin or Promtail to send logs directly to your Loki instance.
This approach bypasses Stackdriver as a source; instead, you collect logs directly from the source rather than exporting from Stackdriver.
Why this approach?
Stackdriver does not currently support exporting logs directly to Loki.
Exporting logs into Cloud Storage or Pub/Sub and then importing is complex and increases latency.
Using Fluentd or Promtail leverages established log shipping techniques with native Loki support.
Steps overview
Install Fluentd or Promtail using Kubernetes DaemonSet or on your nodes.
Configure the log collector to read logs from standard sources (e.g., container stdout).
Set the output to Loki's HTTP API or gRPC endpoint.
Verify logs are appearing in Grafana Loki.
Additional tips
Consider cost implications: Stackdriver charges for logs ingestion; collecting logs directly with Fluentd may be more cost-effective.
Ensure proper log format for Loki (labels and fields) for efficient querying.
Use Loki's documentation for Fluentd or Promtail configuration examples.
In my case, the problem was that ETCD_NAME != ‘default’ was set, but the default path ETCD_DATA_DIR was not redefined. This setting solved the problem: ETCD_DATA_DIR=“/var/lib/etcd/MY_VALUE_OF_ETCD_NAME”
public class MyAppContext : DbContext
{
public MyAppContext(DbContextOptions<MyAppContext> options) : base(options) { }
protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder modelBuilder)
{
modelBuilder.Entity<Item>().HasData(
new Item { Id = 4, Name = "microphone", Price = 40, SerialNumberId = 10 }
);
modelBuilder.Entity<SerialNumber>().HasData(
new SerialNumber { Id = 10, Name = "MIC150", ItemId = 4 }
);
modelBuilder.Entity<Category>().HasData(
new Category { Id = 1, Name = "Electronics" },
new Category { Id = 2, Name = "Books" } //Changed Id to 2 (previously duplicated)
);
base.OnModelCreating(modelBuilder);
}
public DbSet<Item> Items { get; set; }
public DbSet<SerialNumber> SerialNumbers { get; set; }
public DbSet<Category> Categories { get; set; }
}
the main issue was that both Category entities had the same Id value.
keep in mind that if your database already contains records with the same primary key values (1 or 2), you’ll still get the same error.
The safest and most common solution is to make the Id field auto-increment (identity) and let the database generate it automatically instead of hardcoding it in the seed data
My colleague found an issue in package-lock file. Upgrading this module to 18.2.21 version will fix the issue. I had faced this issue when this package version was 18.2.20.
When your model contains duplicate seed data or conflicting primary keys, "Add-Migration fails with seed entity" errors occur. It can be fixed by removing duplicates, clearing old migrations, and reapplying migrations.
In my case, display: grid of a content container resulted in cut content when printing. Overwriting this with @media print { .container { display: block; } } fixed the issue for me.
Combining and summarising the answers, comments and CWG reports.
Noting from @Nicol Bolas's answer and CWG 616, S().x was initially an rvalue (see the otherwise, it is a prvalue)
Then, in CWG 240 Mike Miller pointed out an issue with the use of rvalue. Basically, it doesn't participate in lvalue-to-rvalue conversion and will not lead to undefined behaviour error when used in initialization.
7.3.2 [conv.lval] paragraph 1 says,
If the object to which the lvalue refers is not an object of type T and is not an
object of a type derived from T, or if the object is uninitialized, a program that
necessitates this conversion has undefined behavior.
I think there are at least three related issues around this specification:
...
It's possible to get an uninitialized rvalue without invoking the lvalue-to-rvalue conversion. For instance:
struct A {
int i;
A() { } // no init of A::i
};
int j = A().i; // uninitialized rvalue
There doesn't appear to be anything in the current IS wording that says that this is undefined behavior. My guess is that we thought that in placing the restriction on use of uninitialized objects in the lvalue-to-rvalue conversion we were catching all possible cases, but we missed this one.
This gives a reason to change the value category of A().i to lvalue so that it participates in lvalue-to-rvalue conversion and leads to the expected undefined behaviour
Then in CWG 240 itself, John Max Stalker raised an argument that A().i should be an lvalue
A().i had better be an lvalue; the rules are wrong. Accessing a member of a structure requires it be converted to an lvalue, the above calculation is 'as if':
struct A {
int i;
A *get() { return this; }
};
int j = (*A().get()).i;
and you can see the bracketed expression is an lvalue.
For me, this argument isn't strong enough. Because following this point, A() can also be written as (*A().get()) and can be said to an lvalue. Following this, there will be very few rvalues.
The concept of identity (i.e. to say that A() denotes a specific object, which can be later, in next lines of code be retrieved) is important to recognise lvalues.
Finally, as in the comment of Vincent X, the P0135R0 clears the confusion by changing the definitions. It clearly highlights the pain point
... for instance, an expression that creates a temporary object designates an object, so why is it not an lvalue? Why is NonMoveable().arr an xvalue rather than a prvalue? This paper suggests a rewording of these rules to clarify their intent. In particular, we suggest the following definitions for glvalue and prvalue:
A glvalue is an expression whose evaluation computes the location of an object, bit-field, or function.
A prvalue is an expression whose evaluation initializes an object, bit-field, or operand of an operator, as specified by the context in which it appears.
That is: prvalues perform initialization, glvalues produce locations.
It gives a code example for the redefinition as well.
struct X { int n; };
extern X x;
X{4}; // prvalue: represents initialization of an X object
x.n; // glvalue: represents the location of x's member n
X{4}.n; // glvalue: represents the location of X{4}'s member n;
in particular, xvalue, as member is expiring
I didn't get the idea completely (guess, will have to read about temporary materialization) but feel that this is what the new definition of value categories is. As in cppreference as well, the definition of lvalue focuses on identity (or the ability to recognise a particular memory location), while prvalue designates something that either initializes or doesn't have any object related to it.
a glvalue (“generalized” lvalue) is an expression whose evaluation determines the identity ...
a prvalue (“pure” rvalue) is an expression whose evaluation
computes the value ... (such prvalue has no result object), or
initializes an object (such prvalue is said to have a result object).
Finally, I think it started with the error in CWG 240 and with the culmination of other errors, it was resolved completely in C++17 by temporary materialization as noted in @HolyBlackCat's answer. There isn't concrete change focused on this particular issue but it was rather covered in a culmination of language changes.
Apart from the answers provided make sure that you also provide the Model Invoking and Inference profile related permissions to the role attached with the Agent.
As suggested by @Ivan Petrov, I search another location to throw the exception in the aim to handle it properly.
And I found it. Due to multi-tenant, I have a default schema definition for EF design time. So I can detect if we want to generate tables with default schema or not. And I can throw the exception at its location instead in Scope injection.
protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder builder)
{
if(!EF.IsDesignTime && Schema == DefaultSchema)
throw new ArgumentException("There is no data accessible");
...
}
I replace my code in Scope injection like this
//NOTICE: Scoped service for ClientDbContext resolution
builder.Services.AddScoped(sp =>
{
var configuration = sp.GetRequiredService<IConfiguration>();
var applicationDbContext = sp.GetRequiredService<ApplicationDbContext>();
var tenant = sp.GetRequiredService<ITenant>();
if (EF.IsDesignTime)
{
return new ClientDbContext(new DbContextOptions<ClientDbContext>(), configuration);
}
var client = applicationDbContext.Clients.FirstOrDefault(x => x.TenantId == tenant.TenantId);
return new ClientDbContext(configuration, client?.Schema ?? ClientDbContext.DefaultSchema);
});
With this code, I can handle it in controller and use the default exception handler.
I know this question is old, but I think the best solution is to implement session management. You can store each user’s chat history, and every time a user sends a new message, you retrieve the history, send it to the model, get the response, append it to the chat history, and then return the response to the user.
In abstract classes we have fields. For assigning values to those fields constructors are used. These constructors can't be used to create object. The main purpose of constructors here is to assign values to those fields.
In short, you need to delete the file profile.ps1 which is located at: "%userprofile%\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\profile.ps1"
This script is installed with Anaconda, and it's not always removed when uninstalling. The script tries to run every time PowerShell is initiated. Deleting the script will fix your issue.
iOS doesn’t allow any background service or task to restart once the user force kills the app (swipes it away from the app switcher). This is a strict system limitation — no third-party library (including react-native-background-upload) can bypass it.
It is known that one of the important use of Chi-square test is the application of goodness of fit test to any given data. It is not difficult to find many article describing how to fit a normal distribution to given data and check whether it is good or not? This implies that the use of Chi-square is allowed even for the continuous data. if it is not agreed upon then how would you test whether any continuous data follows a normal distribution or not? For example, I wish to test whether height of healthy children follows a normal distribution or not? The answer I know is yes. Another example, whether hemoglobin of school children follow a normal distribution or not? The answer to this lies in fitting a normal distribution to binned data based on the values of mean and SD and check whether the chi-square comes out to be significant or not? A non-significant answer will confirm that the height or hemoglobin follows normal distribution. It can be checked by the histograms also. So, to say that the chi-square cannot be applied to continuous data appears to be not correct.
If you are getting an error similar to "Invalid key data, not base64 encoded in", most likely it comes from libssh2 library. You need to ensure your key file is in an accepted format by the library. Ex - From my experience, it does not accept rfc4716 format (---- BEGIN SSH2 PUBLIC KEY ----) and it accepts those that start with ssh-rsa ......
Yes, you can use Foundation with Magento 2 even with limited Magento knowledge. You’ll mainly need to understand themes, templates, and CSS/LESS. For basic styling and grid layouts, minimal Magento expertise is enough, but complex customizations require more familiarity.
I also tried running Netflix inside Electron and got the same M7701-1003 error. It’s mainly because Electron doesn’t come with full Widevine support by default. I ended up using a proper browser instead much smoother playback. Funny thing is, I faced a similar limitation when testing Snaptube on PC; it’s great for videos but only works smoothly on Android.
It looks like Snapchat’s URL scheme doesn’t fully support deep linking for text or URLs anymore. The “Something went wrong” alert usually means the scheme isn’t recognized by the app. Snapchat has shifted most sharing functions to its official SDK instead of direct URL calls. Using the Snap Kit SDK is the most reliable way to open or share content within Snapchat now. visit
To handle this properly, implementing a loop that periodically polls the job status until it changes to "completed" or "failed".
updated version of the polling logic:
import time
# Poll job status until it's no longer "pending"
while True:
status_response = requests.get(f"https://api.example.com/jobs/{job_id}/status", headers=headers).json()
status = status_response["status"]
print("Job status:", status)
if status in ["completed", "failed"]:
break
time.sleep(5) # Wait for 5 seconds before polling again
This way, the script keeps checking the job status at regular intervals and exits the loop once the job is done.
I've just had a similar problem, but there were no square brackets in my Sharepoint path.
The solution, was that the affected files had a Path and Name length greater than the files that worked and were over some built-in Sharepoint length restriction. I simply reduced the length of the file name and everything worked as expected!
I have no idea why length should have anything to do with it, but there you go.
ChatGPT had a lot to say about it, but removing square brackets from the Path and Filename and/or shortening the Path/Filename was its top recommendation.
I personally think that in Common Lisp, and probably any other Lisp, the right thing to do is what @Bamar wrote in his answer, if the goal is just ergonomi, i.e. to save some typing. @Coredump's answer is a nice automation with some extras to what Bamar says.
In addition to that, as a curiosa, there is also symbol-links library, which can't be written in portable Common Lisp, as of current standard, but hacks each implementation.
Care has to be taken if original definition of a function or macro is changed. Since alias is created at compilation time, with dynamic change of function slot, the change won't be reflected in alias. Symbol-links library was created to address that problem, but that is perhaps a relatively rare use-case?
I had the same problem, and came up with this kludgy workaround:
=VLOOKUP(TODAY(),GOOGLEFINANCE(Y31,"close",TODAY()-10,10),2,TRUE)
(where the cell Y31 has the ticker / resource that I want the price of.)
The reason this works is that (at least in the case that I encountered), the N/A was coming because Google finance was buggy and suddenly didn't have prices for the past 4 days. But it still remembered the historical prices prior to that! So that call for the past 10 days returned an array that was only 9 rows long on the first buggy day, 6 rows long on the fourth buggy day, etc. But the lookup of today's date returns the most recent one available. And after the bug got solved, it returns the actual today value.
So basically, the lookup function will return today's close if there are no bugs, and during N/A bug-storm, it will still return the last data point that Google finance does have. Not ideal, but better than getting an N/A.
This is not a perfect workaround... If you want close-to-realtime stock price value, this doesn't give that. But my purpose was to get currency exchange rate for a calculation that doesn't need to be so up to date, and getting 4 day old exchange rate is close enough for me. It also involves a lot more calculation than the simple Googlefinance call, so I wouldn't use it if you have many lookups.
If you want to get a bit more accurate (and protect against an N/A buggy period that lasts more than 10 days), you can do something like:
=ifna(Z31,ifna(Z32,Z33))
where z31 is the normal direct Googlefinance call, z32 is the vlookup workaround, and z33 is a manual entry cell for worst case scenario.
In my case, changing '[Object] Actions → Simple Link' and switching the Type to Tag Link → jQuery Triggered worked! Even when I switched it back to Tag Link, it kept working. It must have regenerated the JSON it creates internally. Hope this helps you.
The lightning arrester price in Bangladesh varies depending on the type, brand, and protection range of the system. In general, basic lightning arresters or thunder protection rods start from around ৳3,000, while advanced ESE (Early Streamer Emission) lightning arresters can range from ৳35,000 to ৳160,000 depending on model and quality. These devices are essential for protecting homes, offices, factories, and telecom towers from dangerous lightning strikes, especially during the monsoon season. Power Ark Engineering offers a wide range of high-quality lightning arresters in Bangladesh, including ABB, Schirtec, and locally manufactured models that meet international safety standards. We also provide complete installation and grounding solutions to ensure maximum protection. If you are looking for reliable performance at a competitive lightning arrester price in Bangladesh, Power Ark Engineering is your trusted source for affordable and durable lightning protection systems.
I guess why Spring Security(formerly Acegi) is adding a ROLE_ prefix, is because Acegi was doing it:
The default AccessDecisionManager (which interprets the access attributes that you specify in the intercept-url element) uses a RoleVoter implementation. By default this looks for the prefix "ROLE_" on the attribute
The FindZLIB.cmake don't even include the static version library on Windows (source) and I created my PR for it.
It works in Linux since it annotates ".a" for static libs and ".so" for dynamic libs, but in Windows it's plain ".a"/".dll.a" (same for MinGW) or ".lib" (MSVC).
I have just resolved this by adding the related dependencies that the generated test sources need to resolve the imports, in the pom. The reason it cannot resolve is because the dependencies are not available at compile-time and usually (when configured) are available only during test scope. In this case, it needed @Test and @SpringBootTest imports. If you add the following using compile scope then the generated tests should have access to them at compile-time:
<!-- Compile-time access to test annotations -->
<dependency>
<groupId>org.junit.jupiter</groupId>
<artifactId>junit-jupiter-api</artifactId>
<version>latest or non-conflicting version</version>
<scope>compile</scope>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
<artifactId>spring-boot-test</artifactId>
<version>latest or non-conflicting version</version>
<scope>compile</scope>
</dependency>
I had a similar case but I already had the proper width and height, what I was looking for is the autoadjust for the text to be writen inside the cell, the method is:
Format::setTextWrap();
Today there are many good libraries mainly the is one in composer, but sometimes you cant just upgarde your PHP version that easy.
The purpose of canonicalize is for you to be able to verify or validate that two paths which may have a different string presentation, eventually lead to the same place in the filesystem (are equal). It does so by following each element in the path, resolving all symlinks.
There are use cases for handling non-existing paths. Mainly an edge case when we want to verifying a future file location is indeed gonna end up within another predefined path.
Python 3.6 has introduced such feature in their language: pathlib.Path.resolve(strict=False)
Inspired by their approach, I have created the soft-canonicalize crate that does exactly that: std::fs::canonicalize that works with non-existing file paths.
Unlike std::path::absolute(), soft-canonicalize does resolve symlinks.
In windows->
Go to settings->Network and Internet->Advanced Network Settings->view Additional Properties.
Then edit DNS server Assignment and do the following:-
choose ipv4 , and 8.8.8.8 as preferred DNS.
Follow the screenshot attached below and it will work for sure.
Adding my answer as the accepted answer did not work for me.
The idea is the same, that Cosmos uses Newtonsoft internally for serialization purposes and if you are using System.Text.Json adding the attribute to change the property name to "id" on serialization will not work.
There is a "UseSystemTextJsonSerializerWithOptions" property in CosmosClientOptions that we can set with an object of type JsonSerializerOptions. Just using this has fixed this error for me.
CosmosClientOptions cosmosClientOptions = new CosmosClientOptions()
{
UseSystemTextJsonSerializerWithOptions = new JsonSerializerOptions()
{
PropertyNamingPolicy = JsonNamingPolicy.CamelCase,
WriteIndented = true,
PropertyNameCaseInsensitive = true
}
};
var cosmosClient = new CosmosClient(connectionString: appSettings.CosmosDbConnectionString, cosmosClientOptions);
Added support for remembering the last successful position-try fallback in CSS anchor positioning to reduce layout jumps when styles change. (158452223)
Just spent some hours researching CI code. My problem turned out to be that I was trying to call DEFAULT controller using route. DEFAULT controller can not be called via improved routes, only using /. That basically means that default controller can only have one method which is default method. Don't call default controller via route. Even ChatGPT coudn't help, noone told me that.
My current understanding of this is that Safari will select clip.mp4 over clip-hevc.mp4 on devices where native hardware HEVC decoding is not supported. I originally ran this code on an older MacBook without hardware HEVC. The code snippet I posted will work as intended on a newer device.
I'm getting the same. Try hitting CMD + d on your keyboard. It should go away.
If you run the same on Android, you'll see that a Sheet that appears titled "react-native-practice" that walks you through the developer menu. I'm guessing this is just broken on iOS right now.
Has anyone solved this problem or knows how to do it? On the second load, even though I've implemented all the necessary deletions, the map controls are duplicated.
This happened to me as well. I installed the Microsoft Single Sign On-extension from the Chrome Web Store as I am using Chrome as the default browser. And after its installation and after a reboot the Visual Studio tenants were shown on installing SSIS for VS2022.
If you’re looking at project management and comprehension tools, there are quite a few solid options depending on your needs.
Maven – it’s good for tracking projects, tasks, and dependencies in a simple, structured way. I’ve seen teams use it to get a clear overview of progress and bottlenecks.
Celoxis – I’ve personally used it for years, and it really stands out for managing multiple projects, resources, and timelines. The dashboards, reporting, and workload views make life a lot easier for project managers.
GanttProject – simple and free, great for smaller projects or offline use.
OpenProject – open-source, web-based, and better for larger teams needing collaboration and advanced tracking.
For me, if you’re serious about juggling multiple projects and want full visibility and comprehension, Celoxis is the one that works best. Maven is decent for structured tracking, but Celoxis takes it further.
Well, seems the error was because I wasn't sending the secret in the docker build docker build --secret id=pip-secret,src=[PATH-TO-PIP-CONF]-t [TAG-IMG] .
Navigate to a folder containing a cbp file and select it
Right-click and select 'Properties'
In the 'Properties' dialog box, click the 'Open With' button, browse to CodeBlocks installation folder, select the codeblocks.exe file, and confirm.
Now, Windows should associate the cbp files with the CodeBlocks program, and clicking on these files should launch CodeBlocks and automatically open the project.
Here classes implement abstract class but will the help of Name property we will not get duplicate function names for each concrete class and using framework Function Monkey we can bind to specific function and call it without failure in function deployment
Your best choice for achieving your long-term goal of maintaining a single source codebase for iOS, Android, AND the Mobile Site is to stick with Angular + TypeScript + Ionic 2. This is because Ionic is fundamentally based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the native language of the web. This crucial feature allows you to reuse the entire UI structure and logic of your application to deploy directly to a web browser as your Mobile Site (PWA/web app), maximizing your code efficiency. While NativeScript provides superior native performance by directly rendering native UI components, it uses XML for the UI. This XML UI code cannot be rendered on a standard web browser, which would immediately force you to rewrite a separate HTML UI for your Mobile Site, completely defeating your primary strategic goal of unified maintenance. For the vast majority of business applications, the slight performance difference is a worthy trade-off for the massive gain in development speed and maintenance simplicity that Ionic provides across all three platforms.
Following the insight by @Obaskly and @jakevdp, I went with the following wrapper:
# Wrapped fori to handle avoid tracing the case upper<=lower
def fori(lower, upper, body_fun, init_val, unroll=None):
if upper<=lower:
out = init_val
else:
out = jax.lax.fori_loop(lower,upper,body_fun,init_val,unroll=unroll)
return out
This produces the correct behavior. Maybe it could also be done with jax.lax.cond if it doesn't reintroduce the tracing issue.
