If you are using a test app, this error will appear if the Instagram account you are trying to auth doesn't have a role with the App. For my purposes, giving the account the "Instagram Tester" Role via the Facebook Developer console (developers.facebook.com) allowed me to test token exchange in my test apps without granting those accounts elevated permissions they didn't need.
Under "App Roles" / "Roles", click "Add People"
Select "Instagram Tester" then enter the handle of the account you want to auth
I had a similar problem using Angular 17.1.0 and Ionic 8; the problem was apparently in the build – the styles were not being compiled correctly. What worked was disabling build optimization by setting "optimization": false in the Angular.json build options.
normally you do not need to check .net version required by package, because it should be listed in dependencies of package. If not than developer did not mark it and only way to find out dependencies is to install package.
The age-old "turn it off and on again" should fix this.
I had the same issue and found that it was dictated by time, where after a few hours .staging eventually was able to be deleted with no problems and no changes on my end. Some background process is creating a lock on the contents of .staging, even with node/your editor not running, and that process dies eventually. You can speed that process up by restarting your computer, at which point the lock on the folder is released and you can delete the folder with no qualms.
For me I was using Angular material AutoCompleteModule that was not working in my shell. In order to fix it I also needed to import AutoCompleteModule in shell UI app module ts file.
For some reason even though angular/material is shared between shell and Module federated component still this was not working.
So if you have similar situation then please try to import the module that is causing the issue. That might fix the issue
The only way I found to handle file names is by using 3rd party tool. I use R-Tag but there are a few others that work with SSRS. Emailing is easier and supports HTML and you can also use datadriven subscriptions with standard edition ... it looks like MS decided to leave anything outside the actual reporting to external developers.
Instead of using .compressionOptions(SchemaBuilder.lz4()), manually provide the correct compression map using .compressionOptions(Map<String, Object>).
What do you mean at some interval? The time is generated by the tick feed in trading. Please have the clock rate from the microprocessor focused on a data structure that recieves the tick up dates with the exact gamma frequencies.
In Python the eval function takes two additional parameters beyond the expression parameter, namely locals and globals which populate the variables the expression has access to, so a simple solution is just to pass your kwargs to eval's locals and everything works as expected.
[V] Never run [D] Do not run [R] Run once [A] Always run [?] Help (default is "D"): & C:/Users/singe/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python313/python.exe "c:/Users/singe/OneDrive/Apps/Desktop/b14.py/import tweepy.py"
So I discovered the main culpret and really it was quite simple, but was somthing that I completley overlooked. As was sugguested the problem did in face lie in the player height. While half the screen height is a way to represent the player height, that would be in screen space. FlatLnDist needed the player height in world space which is TILE_SIZE / 2. So now I've added the player's world space height to the player struct and the formula now looks like this:
flatLnDist = (player.height * DIST_PROJ_PLANE) / r;
I also added ceiling rendering like so:
ceilingY = (GAMEWINDOW_HEIGHT / 2) - r;
Because each vertical scanline, both in the floor and ceiling have the same pixel x cordinate and all the rest of the math for the ceiling is already done by the floor, I only have to modify the pixel y cordinate to esenitally mirror the floor projection over the horizon line. The result is so:[!Successful floor and ceiling projectionenter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/3GYH8vnl.png)
Excellent. The only issue now I belive has to do with rounding and how the walls scale the closer and further away from them you are. In anycase I feel I've sufficently answered my original question and if I do get stumped on this new issue it seems it would be better to just create a new post.
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It's a valid approach, but the most significant concern is the cold start time, as AWS needs to have longer initialisation times to set up the execution environment, load code, and initialise the Spring application context etc.
That said, AWS provides Lambda SnapStart, which can significantly reduce cold start times by creating a snapshot of the initialised execution environment. So, if, after weighing the trade-offs, you decide to use Spring with Lambda, give SnapStart a try.
In short, DECLARE statements must be at the beginning of a block. This can be the beginning of the very first block (for a global variable) or at the beginning of any embedded block (for a local variable). A DECLARE statement cannot follow other executable code in the same block.
I have been occasionally getting the same type of error, when timer executed integration jobs run in OpenText BizLink / BizManager...
A couple of differences I'm seeing between the OP's issue and mine is that the connection settings never change. ever.
com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.AmazonS3Exception: Bad Request (Service: Amazon S3; Status Code: 400; Error Code: 400 Bad Request; Request ID: null; Proxy: xXxXxXx.xXx.XxXxX.com), S3 Extended Request ID: null]. After executing [0] of [0] retries with delay of [0] second(s).
We may get this error at 6AM during a file push process, it fails, and when I re-execute the push it is successful.
Due to the intermittency I started to expect this was some type of internet connectivity issue.
And there's the oddity that there were no retries, though I have specified 2 retries with a 600 second delay. So it's like it's bypassing the additional retries because perhaps it's never reaching AWS from our HTTP Proxy host which handles the connectivity?
In my case that error meant that the vagrant I'm using (on Debian bookworm) isn't compatible with the VirtualBox I'm using (virtualbox-7.1). Installing (acually downgrading to) virtualbox-7.0 fixed the problem.
I finally solved the problem. In short, it was the OpenBSD system resource limits that caused the issue. Obviously, nvim as an IDE is very resource-hungry. So, I had to tweak the staff class /etc/login.conf:
and also create /etc/sysctl.conf with the following line:
kern.maxfiles=65536
Now everything works like a charm with the default settings I use also on other OSs such as Linux and DragonFlyBSD.
Special thanks to everybody and to Volker from the OpenBSD misc list, with whom I corresponded also in private. Special thanks also to ChatGPT and grok :)
Now that this is solved, I would be happy if you can comment on my resource limits. Maybe some settings can be further improved?
This is my current default class:
Answer above helped me with .NET MAUI mobile application. I was getting empty token #_=_ within some Android browsers (Chrome in my case). After adding query parameter below it helped to receive authentication token. Thank you!
With regards to the first half of the question (why the "arithmetic mean" -- the average -- is not used):
tf.fit uses the output of those tf.keras.losses.* functions for tf.keras.optimizers.* , which use the original vector (the whole set of values).
Thus, the name MeanSquaredError refers to the training formula as a whole (which is for regression loops, as opposed to categorical_crossentropy , which is for classification loops), not the literal result of this specific step of the outer tf.fit loop.
A solution that I found to be able to execute IE11 (and that Microsoft Edge is not opened) was to add these 2 registration keys. It does not affect the use of EDGE, which allows the Explorer Internet icon to run, open IE and not Microsoft Edge. The keys are as follows:
reg add "hkcu \ software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Main \ featurecontrol \ feature_bypass_sbe_fdd5e421" /v "iexplore.exe" /t reg_dword /d 1 /f
reg add "hkcu \ software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Main \ featurecontrol \ feature_bypass_sbe_08a97d41b2f8" /v "iexplore.exe" /t reg_dword /d 1 /f
very misleading title. it should be "how to align dates over multiple securities". I am actually looking to draw data of multiple securities and output matrix with columns respective to the input list of securities.
Turns out I was navigating to another page immediately and popping this fragment from back stack. But the fragment wasn't immediately getting destroyed. Hence the exception was thrown if I accessed the viewmodel in that state. So to resolve it I simply did not use the viewmodel if I am to navigate to another place.
Looks like the Spring Security team are going to add a new annotation @AuthorizeRequestMapping in Spring Security 7 to allow adding this security in controllers that will participate in the authorizeHttpRequests() part of the security chain:
First you need to start ScreenCast using XDG Desktop Portal interfaces.
This will give you PipeWire streams that you can use as target_id in pw_stream_connect.
t = 0:1/Fpoints:d; % this results in an array 1x101
While:
w1 = hann(16384); % results in an array 16384x1
Multiplying them together with * results in a matrix which is 16384x101. So here there is some room for improvement for sure.
I cannot really tell however what you actually want from your code currently, but let's assume the following:
The signal is a sine wave, defined as sin(2 * pi * 5e7 * t), where t goes from 0 to N-1/Fpoints
The hann window has the same size, and also the same layout (always remember that rows and column matter a lot for dot products and matrix multiplications)
Here's a demo for now, please tell me if this is not what you wanted to do?
N = 16384;
Fpoints = 1e9;
t = (0:N-1)/Fpoints;
w1 = hann(N)';
signal = sin(2 * pi * 5e7 * t);
windowedSignal = w1 .* signal; % w1 is a column, signal is row
figure(1);
subplot(3,1,1)
plot(t, signal)
ylabel("Signal")
xlim([0, t(end)])
subplot(3,1,2)
plot(t, w1)
xlim([0, t(end)])
ylabel("Window")
subplot(3,1,3)
plot(t, windowedSignal)
xlim([0, t(end)])
ylabel("Multiplied")
After a few tries I found this blog post, the configuration it suggests did not work on my project, however it had insights about the location of node_modules (it is a couple of folders above what it "should be", i.e. an extra ../../) .
After some modifications I got it working:
packages/<package_name>/android/settings.gradle - add extra ../../:
For anyone looking, this jobrunner does exactly that: https://github.com/sivann/jobrunner, bridge the gap between HTTP requests and synchronous CLI command execution with managed concurrency and basic monitoring.
Dude, thanks you pointed me in the right direction:
I had some mermaid syntax error in my .md that made some errors, but i figured it out. In my renderes this was ok, but not during export.
Correct format:
```mermaid
NOT correct
``` mermaid
I made some additional changes for anybody else finding this. A batch converter with some debugging, and the actual converter also with some debugging.
File: markdown_converter_stackoverflow.bat
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
REM ============================================
REM CONFIGURATION VARIABLES - EDIT THESE
REM ============================================
set "AUTO_RUN=true"
set "AUTO_CLOSE=true"
REM AUTO_RUN: Set to "true" to skip all pause statements, "false" for step-by-step
REM AUTO_CLOSE: Set to "true" to close automatically at end, "false" to wait for keypress
REM ============================================
REM SCRIPT START
REM ============================================
echo Starting conversion process...
echo Input file: "%~1"
if /i "%AUTO_RUN%"=="false" pause
REM Check if a file path is provided
if "%~1"=="" (
echo Please provide a Markdown file path as an argument.
if /i "%AUTO_CLOSE%"=="false" pause
exit /b 1
)
REM Get the full path, filename, and directory of the input file
set "fullpath=%~f1"
set "filename=%~n1"
set "filedir=%~dp1"
set "scriptdir=%~dp0"
echo File details:
echo - Full path: %fullpath%
echo - Filename: %filename%
echo - Directory: %filedir%
if /i "%AUTO_RUN%"=="false" pause
REM Create (or recreate) a temporary folder
set "tempfolder=%filedir%%filename%"
if exist "%tempfolder%" rmdir /s /q "%tempfolder%"
mkdir "%tempfolder%"
echo Created temp folder: %tempfolder%
REM Copy images folder if it exists
if exist "%filedir%Figurer" (
echo Copying Figurer folder to temp directory...
xcopy "%filedir%Figurer" "%tempfolder%\Figurer\" /E /I /Y
if %errorlevel% equ 0 (
echo Images copied successfully
) else (
echo Warning: Failed to copy images
)
) else (
echo No Figurer folder found in: %filedir%
)
if /i "%AUTO_RUN%"=="false" pause
REM Run Mermaid-cli to preprocess the Markdown file
echo Processing Markdown file with Mermaid...
call mmdc -i "%fullpath%" --outputFormat=pdf --pdfFit -o "%tempfolder%\%filename%.md"
if %errorlevel% neq 0 (
echo Error: Mermaid-cli failed with exit code %errorlevel%
if /i "%AUTO_CLOSE%"=="false" pause
goto :cleanup
)
echo Mermaid-cli processing complete.
if /i "%AUTO_RUN%"=="false" pause
REM Change to the temporary directory
echo Changing to temporary directory...
pushd "%tempfolder%"
if %errorlevel% neq 0 (
echo Error: Failed to change to temporary directory
if /i "%AUTO_CLOSE%"=="false" pause
goto :cleanup
)
echo Changed to temporary directory successfully.
REM Show what's in the temp directory
echo Contents of temp directory:
dir /b
echo.
if /i "%AUTO_RUN%"=="false" pause
REM Convert the processed Markdown to PDF using Pandoc
echo Converting to PDF...
call pandoc "%filename%.md" -f markdown-implicit_figures -o "..\%filename%.pdf"
if %errorlevel% neq 0 (
echo Error: Pandoc failed with exit code %errorlevel%
if /i "%AUTO_CLOSE%"=="false" pause
popd
goto :cleanup
)
echo PDF conversion complete.
if /i "%AUTO_RUN%"=="false" pause
REM Change back to the original directory
echo Changing back to original directory...
popd
echo Changed back to original directory.
:cleanup
REM Clean up the temporary folder
echo Cleaning up...
@REM rmdir /s /q "%tempfolder%"
if exist "%filedir%%filename%.pdf" (
echo Conversion complete. Output file: %filedir%%filename%.pdf
) else (
echo Error: PDF file was not created.
)
REM Final pause based on AUTO_CLOSE setting
if /i "%AUTO_CLOSE%"=="false" (
echo Press any key to exit...
pause >nul
)
file: markdown__batch_conversion_script.bat
@echo off
REM ============================================
REM CONFIGURATION VARIABLES - EDIT THESE
REM ============================================
set "AUTO_RUN=true"
set "AUTO_CLOSE=false"
REM AUTO_RUN: Set to "true" to skip all pause statements, "false" for step-by-step
REM AUTO_CLOSE: Set to "true" to close automatically at end, "false" to wait for keypress
REM ============================================
REM SCRIPT START
REM ============================================
echo ========================================
echo Acts Academy Document Conversion
echo ========================================
echo Configuration: AUTO_RUN=%AUTO_RUN%, AUTO_CLOSE=%AUTO_CLOSE%
echo.
REM Use the working StackOverflow converter
set "CONVERTER=%~dp0markdown_converter_stackoverflow.bat"
echo Converting first document...
call "%CONVERTER%" "Markdown1.md"
echo.
echo Converting second document...
call "%CONVERTER%" "Markdown2.md"
echo.
echo ========================================
echo Conversion completed!
echo ========================================
REM Show what files were created
echo Generated PDF files:
dir /b *.pdf 2>nul || echo No PDF files found
echo.
REM Final pause based on AUTO_CLOSE setting
if /i "%AUTO_CLOSE%"=="false" (
echo Press any key to exit...
pause >nul
) else (
echo Auto-closing in 3 seconds...
timeout /t 3 >nul
)
Fix files names, and place/run bat file in same directory.
After having posted a bug with the original developer, they got back to me about why this is happening. A more detailed explanation could be found here:
https://github.com/dnsjava/dnsjava/issues/378
The short answer is: Instead of getParentItem() you should call getParent() on the item in order to get the SQ element that contains this item, because a DcmSequenceOfItems is not a DcmItem. However, DcmDataset is derived from DcmItem, that's why you get the top-level DICOM data set when you call getParentItem() on an item of a top-level SQ element. All this information should also be available from the API documentation (if not, please let me know and I'll improve it).
In principle, the DcmPathProcessor could do what you want, but it is currently rather limited in terms of functionality and only supports the other direction, i.e. finds an item or element (or even multiple) from a given path.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): please let me know
Try installing a specific version of omegaconf that satifies the requirements
pip install omegaconf==2.0.9
As long as it keeps within the boundaries of 2.0.5 and 2.1 you should be fine, i only specified 2.0.9 as it is the newest version within in the boundaries.
When saving a report that contains a URL action to PowerPoint, the action is lost if there is no value within the textbox. If there is a value within the textbox the URL action is then attributed to the value and the URL can be accessed with a Ctrl+Click command, on the text value not the text box.
The above screenshot shows a textbox with the word Test included in the textbox, this word has the URL action, if this word is removed when the report is exported to PowerPoint the URL action is not included.
The best platform for a Glassdoor-like website is a modular, cloud-native architecture.
This involves a React/Vue frontend for dynamic user interfaces, a Node.js/Go microservices backend for scalable and independent functionalities, and a robust data core combining PostgreSQL (for structured data), Elasticsearch (for fast search), and potentially a Graph database (for complex relationships).
All this is hosted on cloud services (AWS/GCP/Azure) for scalability and managed resources, integrating AI/ML (Python) for advanced analytics like sentiment analysis and personalized recommendations.
This Python3 script converts your Postman API collections into JMeter test plans. It handles:
Request bodies: Raw JSON, x-www-form-urlencoded.
Headers: All your custom headers.
URL details: Host, path, protocol and port.
Variables: Both collection-level vars and env vars from Postman will be added as "User Defined Variables" in JMeter, so you can easily manage dynamic values.
Unfortunately, you cannot directly stream the camera feed using both ARFoundation and Agora. A workaround for this is to save the camera output into a `RenderTexture` inside Unity and use that. You can then feed this into Agora. Just make sure to disable the camera capture of Agora if that is active, and call this method in your `Update()` function:
this is a fairly common mistake I have made some time ago.
Transitions will only work if you actually set a height. Try to set the height to 0px an dthen on click of a button to 100px, the transition should work. If you do something like height 0px to height auto, it will not work.
If you need a dynamic height, best way is to get Element inside the height cointainer and extract height dynamically.
Firstly , just go and open the currentFile.java , do a left click on currentFile.java , there you are having an option as source action select that and select the all the methods for running and then go to the OK option. Ultimately a test case file for your currentFile.java will be produced in the same window as currentFileTest.java.
My solution was to find that when I ran npm i, Microsoft Defender popped up Trojan:Win32/Kepavll!rfn, which seriously caused ngrok.exe not to be generated in node_modules@expo\ngrok-bin-win32-x64. After allowing it, my npx expo start --tunnel returned to normal. The problem occurred when I upgraded sdk52 to sdk53. I hope this method works for you.
How about the following (demo here, the mic won't work using the Run Code Snippet button below)
flag = 1; // flag to not multiply events
window.addEventListener("click", function () {
if (!flag) return; // if event is on, exit
flag = !flag;
document.getElementById("text").style.visibility = "hidden";
startListening(document.getElementById("micCircle"));
});
function startListening(e) {
var audioContext = window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext;
var analyserNode, frequencyData = new Uint8Array(128);
if (audioContext) {
var audioAPI = new audioContext(); // Web Audio API is available.
} else {
/* ERROR HANDLING */
}
function animateStuff() {
requestAnimationFrame(animateStuff);
analyserNode.getByteFrequencyData(frequencyData);
var rang = Math.floor(frequencyData.length /2); // find equal distance in haystack
var FREQ = frequencyData[rang] / 255;
e.style.opacity = FREQ + 0.1
}
function createAnalyserNode(audioSource) {
analyserNode = audioAPI.createAnalyser();
analyserNode.fftSize = 2048;
audioSource.connect(analyserNode);
}
var gotStream = function(stream) {
// Create an audio input from the stream.
var audioSource = audioAPI.createMediaStreamSource(stream);
createAnalyserNode(audioSource);
animateStuff();
};
setTimeout(function(){ console.log( frequencyData )}, 5000 );
// pipe in analysing to getUserMedia
navigator.mediaDevices
.getUserMedia({ audio: true, video: false })
.then(gotStream);
}
I hope the provided Stackblitz solution works for your use case. The fix involves adding the cdkDragHandle directive to the <h2> element, enabling drag functionality specifically on the header.
