I recently came across MagicWords’ cataloguing solution and wanted to share it here for anyone looking to improve their product listings. MagicWords specialises in creating well-structured, detailed, and accurate product catalogues that help businesses showcase their products effectively.
Their cataloguing service covers everything from collecting product data—like names, descriptions, prices, and images—to classifying products into clear categories and subcategories. This makes it easier for customers to find what they need, improving user experience and boosting sales.
What sets MagicWords apart is their focus on quality and consistency. They write engaging product descriptions that highlight key features and benefits, and they add metadata like keywords and tags to improve searchability. Plus, they manage data entry meticulously and perform thorough quality checks to ensure error-free catalogues.
Whether you run an e-commerce store, print catalogue, or digital platform, MagicWords can tailor their service to fit your needs. They also offer ongoing updates to keep your catalogue current.
To find the coordinate of the eye corner using color differences, you'd typically analyze the contrast between the skin and the sclera (white of the eye) or the surrounding areas in a photo. Eye corners often appear as sharp points where color or brightness changes suddenly. This process is commonly used in computer vision or facial recognition. If you're interested in eye-related analysis like this, you might also want to explore tools like baby Eye Color Calculator, which uses genetic and visual data to predict or explore potential eye color outcomes — it's a fun and helpful way to learn more about eyes and how traits like color are passed down!
Download and install the nVidia cuDNN library. You may also need the nVidia CUDA Toolkit. For my app, which uses the Microsoft Semantic Kernel, I had to copy the DLL files into the folder with the EXE to make it work.
I'm currently facing the same issue with the Bosch GLM 50 C using flutter_blue_plus. I was able to connect and read static data like device name, but I'm not receiving live distance measurements either. Did you manage to solve this problem? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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Cocos converts the mouse event to the touch event automatically, so events are propagated to the cc.layer, which are touch events.
Event listeners, in the cc.layer, listen for the mouse event.
So, basically, when I trigger the onMouseDown event on the screen, there are 2 events (onMouseDown and onTouchBegan) that are triggered.
There are several approaches to solving this problem. We can manually end mouse events in the ccui.layout. Or we can use the touch events in the cc.layer instead.
SELECT
Country,
LAST_VALUE(Date) OVER (PARTITION BY Country ORDER BY Date
ROWS BETWEEN UNBOUNDED PRECEDING AND UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING) AS Last_Date,
LAST_VALUE(Rate) OVER (PARTITION BY Country ORDER BY Date
ROWS BETWEEN UNBOUNDED PRECEDING AND UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING) AS Last_Rate
FROM my_tab;
For those who do need a type also filtering out properties that can be explicitly undefined, there is a simpler solution than the one suggested in the comments:
type PickDefined<T> = {
[K in keyof T as undefined extends T[K] ? never : K]: T[K];
};
I ran into something really similar after upgrading Emacs—my ediff setup suddenly felt broken, and I couldn't figure out why the control window was missing. Turned out it was some theme or face setting that didn’t play well with the new frame behavior in Emacs 29. Digging into set-face-attribute calls and checking what lsp-ui was doing helped me fix it eventually. Funny enough, during one of my many debugging breaks, I stumbled across this weird little game called crazy cattle 3d. It’s basically sheep bumping into each other in glorious chaos. Totally random, but weirdly relaxing after wrestling with Emacs config for hours.
Do you know what a multidimensional array looks like in a high level language? It is the same in Assembly language, you just navigate it with a different syntax. Just remember, it will be a fixed-size, single variable type (all ints or doubles or pointers, etc.) From a language like C for example. Not something like JavaScript...
It's not currently possible as the implementation only supports a subset of what's available through the ICU/Unicode library. However, there is an open issue on tc39's (ECMAScript Technical Committee 39) GitHub repository to support unit prefixes like square, cubic, etc: https://github.com/tc39/ecma402/issues/767
I am also doing a similar project and I would like the volume HUD from apple to display whenever I increase the volume so that the user can know what their volume is at now. How do I do this?
Let me say I love this question! I was an Assembly language officianado back in the day for my company, and there was nothing I loved more than tweaking ASM code down to a gnats ass in size and speed in light years (relative to the 80's and 90's). This would be great question for a college level C or Assembly Language class to explore. The idea that you can look at the actual code generated by the compiler has always been a fantastic tool for learning the voodoo these compiler writers create. These compilers are also the reason us old Assembly language coders are out of business - nowadays there is no time to tweak so much before getting your product out the door. Let there be no doubt, this kind of optimization is fun stuff! The mention of Michael Abrash brought back my old memories, and the mindset he inspired in order to dissect ASM code still works today in higher level languages. Kudos for this question and the example code used to test it.
enter image description here Объясните почему ошибка? Вроде делаю все по инструкции. Самое интересное не один скрипт не работает от слова вообще, какой бы не вставил.
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To make your API receive the custom claim (ahNumber), you need to add it to the access token in the API's app registration, not just to the SPA's ID token.
Quick steps:
Go to Azure Portal > Entra ID > App registrations > your API app
Open Token Configuration and click "+ Add Optional Claim"
Select Access token, choose Custom, and add:
Name: ahNumber
Source: Attribute
Value: user.employeeid
Save and accept the claim policy if prompted
In the API app's Manifest, set "acceptMappedClaims": true
Now the claim will appear in the API’s ClaimsPrincipal and can be accessed like this:
User.FindFirst("ahNumber")?.Value
Function works correctly, it changes 0x0001 to 0x0100. And you program shows this. You are taking high byte 01 shifting it right and printing as First byte of course you'll see 1. So what is wrong?
The issue happens because the column has both cellRenderer and editable: true. When the checkbox is clicked, AG Grid enters edit mode, which interferes with the custom cell layout and causes misalignment or style issues.
To fix this, remove editable: true from the column definition and handle the value update manually inside the cellRenderer's onClick event. This way, the checkbox stays centered and the UI remains stable.
Qt and Qwt should be compiled with the same compiler to be abi compatible (same major version of said compiler), if linker complains that it cannot find library it might mean that he ignores provided library because it's not abi-compatible. In c++ you cannot just download library and expect it to work unless you're using package manager like vcpkg or conan or msys2. If you're not using package manager, I recomend you to compile qwt instead of installing it, the process is straightforward and compilation only takes about 10-20 minutes.
Canonical gcc way to specify libraries is with -Ldirectory -lname
LIBS += -LC:/dev/qwt/qwt-6.3.0/lib -lqwt
Where should I define, that I want a static binding of qwt libraries?
You should not, if you link to static library it will be linked statically if you link to dynamic library it will be linked dynamically.
Can you please provide complete script as per the microsoft doc we cannot configure the agent using service principal still it is expecting token variablE
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I have this problem too and don't want use npm ecosystem like integrated with vite and use hmr. I wanted use pure python in django soo find'ed this very simple and useful package django-browser-reload
don't forget if you find helpful this package add a star to this repo.
One observation I can't avoid making is that there seems to be a high occurrence of duplicates being encountered from what is supposed to be a random generator function!!! Encountering one every now and then, I can understand. But as many as have been observed in a single run of only 10 (20) calls seems to be hard to accept! Is that indicative of an issue with the JavaScript built-in function? But that is for another discussion altogether. :-)
Today is a new day and my brain is refreshed, a-new.
I had 2 problems. Fires, I forgot to set apache2 as owner of website 2's default index.html file. When apache2 didn't find anything to return, it moved on to display my other website.
Second of all, I attempted to sign my 2nd site with my first site's credentials. This may have contributed to this issue of Mal-performance.
Since Logger.log() doesn't help in printing out the values at the line you need to debug. You can go with alert() . Yes it's a bit annoying but works the same when working with webapp
So I ended up figuring this out, although I'm not sure if it was the best solution or not.
I had to reinstall WASMedge using an updated install script and specify the path to that .so directly in the install script (LIBCUDART_PATH). That made it recognize CUDA and the GPU, and then I had to mess with context size for memory reasons, and then it was up and running.
I’m using Docker Desktop with Kubernetes enabled, so the clusters are managed locally on my machine.
When I run kubectl get services, I get the following output: enter image description here
I’m trying to connect to SQL Server from my local machine using SSMS. However, even though I have a LoadBalancer service with an external IP (which points to localhost), I’m still unable to connect using localhost,1433.
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I did not find a way to exclude those packages only for the tests, but I guess that's not a problem. The first exclude is not strictly necessary for my project to work, but it makes the warning about commons-logging.jar go away.
So I had to use configureEach to remove the dependencys from all scopes, because removing if from testRuntimeOnly or other test scopes did not work for some reason.
When trying to connect to another service from your pods you must use the kubernetes internal DNS service. In the pod that
is trying to connect to the host should look something like this instead localhost:
mssql-clusterip-srv.default.svc.cluster.local
if you uses other namespace to deploy your database and services, replace default for the correct value.
his is really just a test of MemoryCache. I could have made it much simpler, removed all of the extra code, and just tested MemoryCache, but this takes into account the possibility of error in the surrounding logic. I only write tests like this to be sure that I'm not making wrong assumptions about how something like this works.
Yes, you're totally right — in the new Google Ads Conversion Tag interface in Google Tag Manager (GTM), the "User-provided data" checkbox for Enhanced Conversions has been removed from the standard "Google Ads Conversion Tracking" tag.
To enable Enhanced Conversions now, you need to add a separate tag using the "Google Ads User-provided Data Event" tag type.
Believe me, I got the same problem. The problem is the path. React-native-reanimated takes the absolute path at compilation. It means, it is taking your path from the root directory like from start of C drive (if in windows) to the files in the node_modules. The maximum characters for path is 250 although in my case it was taking like 198 or something, it might have some restrictions for that.
I copied the entire project and pasted it in my users directory.
The path was like
C:\users\<my-username>\<react-native-project>
This makes the path short and the resolves the error.
Plugin 'role-strategy' (Role-based Authorization Strategy) seems to provide this possibility https://plugins.jenkins.io/role-strategy/
Take a look if functionality provided by 'item roles' suits you
Cause three applies in my case. I switched from the default user model to a custom one after running migrations—midway through the project. To fix the issue, I deleted the database and existing migrations, then reapplied the migrations. That resolved the problem.
Are you also facing an issue with unauthorized 401 errors?
I'm experiencing a similar problem. I have an application registered in Azure with the following API permissions: User.Read, openid, offline_access, and Mail.Read.
When I sign in through the web client, the app receives an access token valid for 60 minutes. After the 60 minutes pass, the application tries to send a refresh token request, but it gets a 401 Unauthorized response, and the user is automatically logged out.
generally AND works in the same manner as in your language. When you are speaking, or when you are thinking do you understand how to use AND? Exactly the same sql does.
may I ask a question? How to integrate Google Cloud Speech to Text V2 in Android to achieve real-time transcription of real speech into text? It is necessary to distinguish the speaker! It's really difficult to access, do you have a demo that can be provided
-m timeit invoke timeit module -n 1 times you wan to execute the "statement" (== your 'python "program"/script/foo.py') -r 1 times to repeat the timer (default 5) -p measure process time, not wallclock time, using internally time.process_time() instead of time.perf_counter(), which is the default. Very handy if your program prompts the user for input at any step, not to count, for example, the time delay introducing input. -u sec specify a time unit for timer output; can select nsec, usec, msec, or sec
Embedded in code: time Python module.
As @Jeyekomon comments below the OP, time module is a very flexible, useful, fast and simple alternative putting measurement points wherever you want. Found here How do I get time of a Python program's execution: import time << put this at the beginning of your code start_time = time.time() << put this in the place you want to start measuring time. Just a snapshot of instant time. print("--- %s seconds ---" % (time.time() - start_time)) << put this in the place you want to stop (and print) elapsed time. Just another snapshot of instant time and the subtraction respect to the previous.
Operating system alternative: time operating system command. Present in Windows or Linux/UNIX. But check-out for implementation particular options and flags (man time).
Joint example using timeit (command-line) and time (Python module functions placed inside my code): python3 -m timeit -n 1 -r 1 -p -u sec "import os; os.system('python3 myprogram.py')" Tell me what term of the sequence you want to calculate: 3 (belongs to program prompt) --- 1.0251998901367188e-05 seconds ---<< output from embedded code (time functions) 2 (belongs to program output) 1 loop, best of 1: 0.000448 sec per loop<< (shell) output from timeit
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is a given for everything I'd like to think of as text compression.
Appending would be easy with compression stream/file formats with a clear code, as e.g. LZW; and some way to fill to a, say, octet(byte) boundary.
Insertion is easy with a fixed dictionary.
I have been using this forum for years to successfully answer my own queries, but have never posted anything. I think I may have inadvertantly edited someone else's post instead of posting my own reply, apologies. This is what I intended to post:-
'To simply toggle a shape's visibility
Sub ToggleShape ()
ActiveSheet.Shapes("MyShape").Visible = not ActiveSheet.Shapes("MyShape").Visible
End Sub
The error description returned with a 401 response, gives a recoverySuggestion:
"If you're calling an Amplify-generated API, make sure to set the "authMode" in generateClient({ authMode: '...' })to the backend authorization rule's auth provider ('apiKey', 'userPool', 'iam', 'oidc', 'lambda')"
Applying this to the list query (goal is to allow read-access by default and apply a group-basis protection for create, update and delete), gives expected results :
When you write mount_path=shared_data_mount_path, you're literally passing the parameter object itself, not its value. Airflow sees this and goes "what the hell?" and can't serialize it.
Working solution
Just use regular Airflow templates:
@dag(
dag_id=PIPELINE_NAME,
schedule=None,
params={
"command": "",
"image": "python:3.13-slim",
"shared_data_mount_path": "/mnt/data/"
}
)
def run_arbitary_command_pipeline():
# your code...
run_command = KubernetesPodOperator(
task_id="run_arbitrary_command",
cmds=["sh", "-c", "{{ params.command }}"],
image="{{ params.image }}",
volume_mounts=[k8s.V1VolumeMount(
name=pvc_name,
mount_path="{{ params.shared_data_mount_path }}" # this works
)],
# rest of your stuff...
)
What was wrong
Your first attempt didn't work because you were passing the actual parameter object, not a template string. Airflow only knows how to process strings like "{{ params.something }}".
Your second attempt with explicit "{{ params.shared_data_mount_path }}" should have worked. If it didn't, maybe there was a typo somewhere or the parameter wasn't properly defined in params.
Try the solution above - should work without issues.
I also encountered the issue with FT_DEVICE_UNKNOWN when I tried to run the D2xxConsoleApp sample with my FT232R T on Ubuntu 24.04. I managed to get it working with sudo dotnet run
after building the solution. If I publish the project as a single executable, I should also run it with sudo, e.g. sudo ./MyApp
Otherwise, I always get FT_DEVICE_UNKNOWN and can't interact with the chip. Did you find any other solutions?
You should also make sure to unload the ftdi_sio module (used for Virtual COM Port emulation) for your FTDI device before using D2XX commands, as stated in the driver installation instructions.
Looks like more problems to connect to your database, not that it cannot connect to localhost. Try to add driver, looks like it's missing. Your error says "Failed to determine DatabaseDriver". Add "spring.datasource.driver-class-name=com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver".
Also pay attention to spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=update. Make sure, when you first time run application and want to create database for the first time to do spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=create. After its created, I normally change to spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=update and then the new modifications of database is updated during the further work.
When you first time apply electric to system Mpu6050 opens in sleep mode. You need to wake up the sensor. This code is from my own library and it works fine.
In first line I write "0" in "power management 1" register for wake up the sensor. After that communication starts and internal sensors (gyro + accelerometer) starts working.
void MPU6050::config(){
write_byte(MPU6050_ADDR0, MPU6050_PWR_MGMT1, 0); //Mpu6050 outoff the sleep mode
write_byte(MPU6050_ADDR0, MPU6050_CONFIG, 0x02); //Mpu6050 low pass filter set to 3ms
write_byte(MPU6050_ADDR0, MPU6050_ACCEL_CONF, accel_fs_reg); //Mpu6050 Accel Set to 2g mode default
write_byte(MPU6050_ADDR0, MPU6050_GYRO_CONF, gyro_fs_reg); //Mpu6050 Gyro Set to 250 degre/sec default
delay(30); //For Gyroscope Startup Time
}
AWS Kinesis Firehose is like a smart delivery truck that takes streaming data (like logs, clicks, or social media feeds) and sends it directly to places like Amazon S3, Redshift, or Elasticsearch — without you having to lift a finger! Once your data is there, Data Analytics tools step in to make sense of it — spotting trends, patterns, and insights that help your business make faster, smarter decisions.
Why It’s Awesome: Real-time data delivery with no coding hassle , Automatic scaling — it grows with your data , Seamless integration with analytics tools , Perfect for dashboards, alerts, and insights.
I use bluepill before and it has LED connectted to C13 pin. But in reverse!!. When you output logic low then LED lights up. When you output logic high LED turns off. Maybe your Nucleo board has same connection type.
