You may want to check out this open source API for building meeting bots, which includes a zoom meeting bot written purely in Python https://github.com/noah-duncan/attendee
If you look at the source code Attendee is using the Zoom Meeting SDK with these Python bindings to join and record the meeting. The Python bindings will let you create a Zoom bot purely in Python. You could also just use the API directly.
Unless you're working in a severely memory constrained environment there's no cause for alarm for something using 100KB of RAM in one .NET version and 3KB in a different .NET version.
That being said, if you want a more scientific and rigourous look to be sure it's not a fluke, I'd recommend creating test projects using BenchmarkDotNET with memory profiling enabled.
I'm not too sure, so take my advice with a grain of salt. I would recommend to make a couple of lines comments, in case they somehow interfere with ax.set_ylim(). what does @render.plot do?
How about add Filters?
Field: Title
When: Does not equal
Value: Discovery Velocity
Hi thoprewa, it’s never too late: 3 years later, your answer helped me… a lot !
Thanks
Remeber, you will see no edges if you use this method before populating your table. I've just lost one hour :).
I got the answer on my crosspost on Grafana Forums.
STR_TO_DATE(CONCAT(YEAR(`Timestamp`),' ', WEEK(`Timestamp`, 3),'1'), '%X %V %w') AS Week
This did the trick. It is a compromise that works.
Unfortunatelly, it is not ideal, because the format of the original query would be way better for visualization, but I guess that is where Grafana is as of today.
Also, the fact that the error message goes “Data is missing a time field” instead of “Incorrect time field format” is confusing.
Have you verified the war (/app/build/libs/sampleWeb-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.war) file mentioned in the Dockerfile is created in your project target place prior to run the app ?
This could also be one of the possible reason when the project ain't built (mvn build/package) and run the application before build either from terminal or editor, in that case docker searches in the target place for .war/.jar package which obviously isn't there and throws an error.
While I don't know the main reason of why is this happening (because there might be some other part of your code producing this bug), but I could at least tell you it is highly recommended to have a single Scaffold
and pass your app content as an argument to Scaffold's content
parameter.
IDK Why but you can't use switch for id.
if (id == R.id.convertButton){
// do something
}else if (id == R.id.convertButton2) {
// do something
}
may I ask if you have found the solution to this problem?
Yes, MongoDB does update index entries when documents are deleted, ensuring they are removed. However, the physical size of the index files on disk does not shrink automatically—freed space remains available for reuse, which can make the index size appear unchanged. To reclaim disk space, you need to run maintenance operations like compact or rebuild the indexes manually.
Run with .explain("executionStats")
to see if index is used.
With the result from executionStats we can help.
In general, MongoDB has more index possibilities than MySQL (with multi-key indexes)
"_fts" and "_ftsx" are the internal implementation of text indexes (it stores words and some metadata such as mapping and offsets)
What I was looking for is actually a way to authenticate and authorize communication between nodes regardless of user.
For inter node communication, for my case at least this is what was needed:
<clickhouse>
<interserver_secret>clickhousecluster</interserver_secret>
<remote_servers>
...
</remote_servers>
</clickhouse>
When this is setup and no user/pass or secret is provided within <remote_servers>
clickhouse uses the standard RBAC.
Rather late to the party, sorry, but since I've found this question asked numerous times without a satisfactory answer please find my take on this here.
You probably have an index with the same name but different option (like different expire option)
You can find it with: db.collectionName.getIndexes()
and the drop it to let Spring create it, or change the options in Spring to match the existing one
{
"compilerOptions": {
"target": "ES2022",
"module": "CommonJS",
"experimentalDecorators": true,
"emitDecoratorMetadata": true,
"strict": true,
"noImplicitAny": false,
"skipLibCheck": true, // disables type checking of declaration files
"noUnusedLocals": false,
"noUnusedParameters": false,
"noEmit": true
},
"exclude": [
"node_modules"
]
}
/^(\d*[1-9]\d*)$/ // non-zero, no sign allowed
/^([-+]{0,1}\d*[1-9]\d*)$/ // non-zero, optional sign
This allows for an optional leading sign with zero or more leading digits and zero or more trailing digits with at least one non-zero digit in the "middle".
Take a look at this other stackoverflow question. I think getting the current depth of the stack reliably distinguishes between execution contexts regardless of filename. It should automatically separate a wrapping call (shallow) from user-defined code (deep). From here, it says "The trace hook is modified by passing a callback function to sys.settrace()
." So I think you can filter out events when the depth <= 3. As soon as the depth is > 3, you can start tracing since the deep stack is user-defined functions.
In C++, the compiler relies entirely on the programmer's type annotations.
This basically means that the compiler will just take it as truth and then continue onwards. However if you are trying to cast an int to another type of variable it might result in a undefined behaviour.
Only if you want a bit more in-depth look at the situation:
The compiler uses different types of assembly instructions for the different types. Those are specific for every type. For example, using the same instructions that you use on a float, on an integer variable will probably result in undefined behaviour or other errors like segmentation fault.
There is no additional address or anything, its just the memory needed for the type (e.g., 1 byte for int8_t) which are assigned in the memory.
See this reference; I think it will fix your problem.
https://github.com/google/dagger/issues/4048#issuecomment-1864237679
is there a #pragma or other compile-time solution to make 'abcd' expressions interpreted as little-endian 0x64636261?
To get 0x64636261
, use
#include <stdint.h>
UINT32_C('a') << 24 | UINT32_C('b') << 16 | UINT32_C('c') << 8 | UINT32_C('d')
You can toggle secondary sidebar, which contains copilot, by clicking on the icon left-adjacent to minimize.
OR Press Ctrl + Alt + B
After discussing, we decided to continue using the hand-written mapping method and not write a function to automatically convert keys from snake case to camel case. We decided this because there were scenarios where we did not want to map API responses 1:1 with the database object. Manually mapping the data gives us better control in the response.
This blog post is about how to upload and download files to a WebDAV server using the Spring framework and the Sardine library.
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This problem is not actually reflected in your code,becausethe code is only used to arrange the chip to work,that is to say your output value is because your STM32 reads this value.
The reason why the STM32 reading keeps changing or causing errors is because of electromagnetic interfence between the lines.These problems come down to your hardware design capabilities.
If you want your readings to be more precise and stable,I recommed that you can parallel a 1uF elecreolytic capacitor in series wity your VREF pin.(If the stability is not high,you can continue to increase it ,but it is best not to exceed 10uF.) -> Suppressing power supply noise
(You can also reduce the distance between the pins and the chip to suppress noise ->ambient noise
However,if our hardware is already finish,I just want to enhance the stability through the code level.You can read the value multiple times and then average the values to eltiminate sudden errors.
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estimate the demand function
T-test
F-test
interpnt R2 value
Elasticity
conclutions
in data sheet with out using statistic
"it would be nice if we could inject our debugging/logging services...."
It would be nice indeed. This doesn't work for me. Cannot access props. Also cannot inject Logging service as a constant... : (
So basically I have to now move all of this to WithEffects
export function withUserProfileReducers<_>() {
return signalStoreFeature(
{
state: type<UserProfileState>(),
props: type<{
_logger: LoggingService,
_storeName: string,
}>(),
},
withReducer(
on(
authEvents.logoutSuccess,
() => (state) : UserProfileState => {
const logger = inject(LoggingService)
const storeName = 'UserProfileStore';
store._logger.info('Clearing user profile state on logoutSuccess.', storeName);
return{
userProfileBasic: null,
userProfileFull: null,
status: UserProfileOperationStatusEnum.IDLE,
error: null
}
}
),
<?php
$seed_row = 17;
$seed_col = 26;
for ($i = 0; $i < $seed_row; $i++) {
echo "<div class=\"item seed_row_$i\">";
for ($j = 0; $j < $seed_col; $j++) {
echo "<div class=\"item seed_col_$j\">COL</div>";
}
echo "</div>";
}
?>
This isn’t a permissions problem at all – the internal SSD is completely full.
When the APFS volume that holds your home folder has no free blocks, macOS will
~/Library/Mobile Documents
(the real iCloud Drive folder) inaccessible.Because of that, Finder’s “Get Info”, chmod
, etc. can’t help.
Your admin account already has root rights via sudo; you just have to give the system some breathing room.
fix You only need a few gigabytes of free space for everything to unlock again.
Stop Carbon Copy Cloner and delete its snapshot
CCC makes an APFS snapshot of the source before it starts copying; that snapshot is probably eating tens of gigabytes.
In CCC choose Delete SafetyNet / Snapshot
If you can’t launch CCC? Use Terminal:
sudo tmutil listlocalsnapshots /
sudo tmutil deletelocalsnapshots <snapshot-name> # repeat for every name returned
Then turn iCloud Drive off
~/iCloud Drive (Archive)/
.Then try deleting you failed copy
This can be done in your terminal like so
sudo rm -rf ~/iCloud\ Drive\ $$Archive$$/<big_folder>
If the archive folder wasn’t created, look in
~/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/ instead.
Turn your iCloud back on and give it a few minutes everything that was fully in iCloud reappears and your local copy should be gone
Yes of course, you can write
.header:hover + .header { ... }
More précisions: http://www.stylescss.com/v2-selectors/index-en.php
Yess i have the same problem, i just saw figma released their own mcp today i donwloaed figma desktop app and like tried to enable that dev mode server for mcp but it wasnt there. i was like wth? maybe they disabled for some regions? idk thou, just guessing
I don't think you need to manage the page counter with counter-reset and counter-increment.
And on the other hand, it does not work on Firefox.
My reputation is below to comment some answers. 43 not 45 or 5o. stackoverflow is a site about programming and not defintly with logic circumstances. It is about trust at all. If an architecture provides an encrypted memory for passwords the BOX must not be connected to the rest. You have to divide what is supported by a system and what is "help yourself", like an usb key.
Bevor you try neglected a fight against the world, try to see also with your memory parts what you can memorize within your speed of reactions.
A piece of paper and an old printer does it also.
Just go through this super helpful video on how we can scale Kafka streams:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTEutrND12Q
same problem, i will be wait with you)
array.filter(...).map(...).reduce(...)
Best for performance in many cases.
You reduce the number of elements early (via .filter()
).
Then you transform only the filtered subset (via .map()
).
Finally, you aggregate them (via .reduce()
).
Fewer elements to map and reduce = more efficient.
Thanks to @harsh-patel and @marina-liu for the useful instruction!
Unfortunately, just pulling the other repository removed for some reason commit timestamps from git blame at github for one of the projects.
So after preparing the repositories I merged them into a monorepo a bit differently, thanks to this article.
mkdir monorepo && cd monorepo && git init
git remote add repo1 <URL for repo1> -f
git remote add repo2 <URL for repo2> -f
git merge repo1/main --ff-only
git merge repo2/main --allow-unrelated-histories
git add remote origin <monorepo URL>
git push -fu origin main
(in my case the main branches are called main
and not master
)
is error for me :( very sab indeed
Sometimes it is good to compare old and new builds to see the visual changes in the application. The new version of QtCreators (mine is 11) has the relevant setting under; Edit -> Preferences -> Build & Run -> General tab. Here, select "Stop applications before building" to "None".
Can anyone share bigQuery chunk reading mechanism from a bigquery table Using Spring Batch. How the query builder needs to create.
I need to read record from a table containing 100 record and and read every chunk as 10 record process and write.
const givenStr = "hello";
const reverseString = (str) => {
let reversedStr = "";
for (var i = str.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
reversedStr += str[i];
}
return reversedStr;
};
console.log(reverseString(givenStr));
Thank you @Yoni L. for sharing your views, I totally agree with you.
The command:
.show table MyTable column statistics
does work, but it's undocumented and may return empty results after table creation or ingestion. This happens because Kusto collects column statistics asynchronously they’re computed lazily and cached, not updated in real time.
Currently, there is no official command to force-refresh column statistics in Kusto, but you can implicitly trigger a statistics refresh using the following approaches:
This approach helps the engine see the data and triggers stats recomputation internally.
MyTable
| summarize count(), dcount(ColumnName), countif(isnull(ColumnName))
.analyze table MyTable with (UpdateStatistics=true)
MyTable
| summarize
TotalRows = count(),
NullCount = countif(isnull(ColumnName)),
DistinctValues = dcount(ColumnName)
This gives accurate, up-to-date statistics at query time.
For reference kindly check - .show table data statistics command
I finally found the function within the ggpubr package.
Its called ggscatterhist and does the trick:
https://rpkgs.datanovia.com/ggpubr/reference/ggscatterhist.html
Scatter Plot with Marginal Histograms
Basic scatter plot with marginal density plot
ggscatterhist(iris, x = "Sepal.Length", y = "Sepal.Width", color = "#00AFBB", margin.params = list(fill = "lightgray"))
DOMParser does not apply CSS styles or inheritance logic—it parses the XML statically. So inherited styles or properties via <g> or <style> won't be available directly via getAttribute() or .attributes.
If you can work in a browser context (not just parsing XML in memory), then: Inject the SVG string into the DOM (e.g., into a hidden <div>). Query the <path> element using querySelector. Use getComputedStyle() to get inherited or computed style values.
I have fixed this problem and the solution is really simple if someone else is stuck like I was- I replaced the annotations I was using in my RepositoryTests (@SpringBootTest, @ExtendsWith, @DirtiesContext) with @DataJpaTest.
So basically, with @SpringBootTest I was previously loading the full application info and all the beans which included my Postgres database I was using for the main application, this was messing with my in-memory h2 database that I was using for tests.
But using @DataJpaTest provided all the same functionality whilst only loading the necessary beans and only using the h2 database.
For material3 TextField with TextFieldValue, assuming text is the String field, try:
var textFieldValue by remember {mutableStateOf(TextFieldValue("))}
textFieldValue = textFieldValue.copy(text = text, selection = TextRange(text.length))
TextField(
value = textFieldValue,
...
I got it to work on MacOS with Zscaler by setting a node.js-specific environment variable:
export NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS=/path/to/ZscalerRootCA.pem
/Applications/LM\ Studio.app/Contents/MacOS/LM\ Studio
using LM Studio Version 0.3.16
I get the same error when i want to migrate my ADO pipeline from Online Agent (Linux) to onPrem agent (Self Hosted Agent) on Windows.
In order to fix my yaml pipeline i need to add pwsh: true on the task: PowerShell@2
To delete all rows from a table using SQLModel, you can simply use `delete` from SQLModel like this:
from sqlmodel import Session, delete
...
def delete_all_heros():
with Session(engine) as session:
statement = delete(Hero)
session.exec(statement)
session.commit()
I think the while loop is the main problem. I honestly recommend using the .addEventListener() method. I think deleting the while loop and keeping its body is the way. The function will always happen when clicking the Burton, making the while loop useless. Try my solutions, if it won't work, we might investigate further!
Do not use IS_COMPONENTS_V2 if you need non-empty notifications.
First, you must set the JAVA_HOME environment variable. Import the necessary SDKs required for your project.(example ironsource , google play sdk ,etc)
Download latest unity jar solver (Source code.zip) https://github.com/googlesamples/unity-jar-resolver/releases
extract zip
you can see latest "external-dependency-manager-latest.unitypackage"
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import this package to unityeditor
copy and paste gradlew.bat and gradlew file from extracted file (please look the picture)
Assets > Mobile Dependency Resolver > Android Resolver > Force Resolve
wait 1 minute
it will solve :)
What I do in these occasions:
arrayWithObjects.forEach(myObject => watch(
() => myObject.myProperty,
() => {
...
},
));
I don't know if it's too expensive but this way I know which item of the array has been modified and I can act on it directly. With the deep
option I haven't been able to do it without iterating over the entire array.
(As always, I am being late to the party, but, hey - nobody has answered yet.)
Actually, ggplot's `geom_path` plots correctly the cyclic voltammogram if the the data points are ordered chronologically. Let's take a simulated dataset from the library eChem:
library(eChem)
example1 = simulateCV(e.start = 0, e.switch = -0.5, e.form = -0.25,
mechanism = "E", scan.rate = 1, area = 0.01,
temp = 298, conc.bulk = 1e-3, n = 1, d = 1e-5,
alpha = 0.5, ko = 1, kcf = 0, kcr = 0)
plotCV(list(example1))
This will output the following graph:
The same dataset could be visualised in ggplot as follows:
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
as.data.frame(example1[4:5]) %>%
ggplot(aes(potential,current))+
geom_path(col="blue")+
scale_x_reverse()+
theme_minimal()
I had this problem in Windsurf IDE (built on top of VSCode)
The settings that is being spoken about is in the Python extension of VSCode
and then
which is the same of manipulating setting directly
"python.terminal.activateEnvInCurrentTerminal": false,
"python.terminal.activateEnvironment": false,
journalctl [-u whatever] -o -cat --output-fields=MESSAGE
Not sure if still open, here is my solution in order to hide that tooltip:
"workbench.hover.delay": 9999999999,
used 9999999999, becauase null is not allowed.
npm install @chakra-ui/react
\>> npm install @emotion/react
\>> npm install @emotion/styled framer-motion react-icons
Hi does this solution only work for Braintree only or for JavaScript SDK for PayPal also? I have an Ionic 8 with capacitor 7 app running subscriptions on PayPal and having Popup issue on IOS platform.
TypeScript sometimes struggles to infer generic return types when using method overloading with both synchronous and asynchronous logic due to the complexity and differences between sync and async return types. To resolve this, you can use explicit type annotations or type casting to specify the return types and help TypeScript understand your code.
https://medium.com/swlh/an-overview-over-hierarchical-data-recursion-and-java-streams-15861205e428
Please refer the above, it's the best explanation of Hierarchical Data, Recursion and Java Streams.
small example:
extension View {
@ViewBuilder public func foregroundPolyfill(_ color: Color) -> some View {
if #available(macOS 14.0, iOS 17.0, *) { self.foregroundStyle(color) }
else { self.foregroundColor(color) }
}
}
I found the issue the user ORDS_PUBLIC_USER expired
Just run this command
ALTER USER ORDS_PUBLIC_USER IDENTIFIED BY Admin#123;
then run ORDS and try
Great insights in this article! I especially liked the way you explained the latest trends in digital marketing. I’ve written something similar on my blog here:
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This can be achieved using the Guava Lib method Shorts.fromBytes().
If you are using the Guava Lib, it supports methods such as Shorts.fromBytes(), and for integers Ints.fromBytes() that does this kind of operation for you.
I have a list of data in notepad and want to insert a space in the ending of each line.
This is how it looks in the notepad now
1
2
3
4
I want it to look like below
1,
2,
3,
4,
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I suggest try latest models, live api not supported on this model now.
function reverseStr(str){
return str.split("").reverse().join("")
}
console.log(reverseStr("Aman katiyar") //
Above answers are excellent answers but are over-engineering the problem. Remember that a rule of thumb is to provide a solution to the existed problem not something else because softwares get complicated very fast and you risk side effects ...
So, you want to convert NaN to 0, not "undefined", not empty string, etc. Only NaN.
Why not creating a function doing that ? it's more simpler and clearer :
function convertToZeroIfNaN(number){...}
Express has a built in req.sendFile(path)
function.
In this case use %d to get -9 because if we use %d it signed int as there we have -4 and -5 the desired answer will be printed
Apache OpenNLP has this feature.
Comments following the pattern //#region <title>
and //#endregion
work on the Dart plugin for Android Studio (using version 243.26753.1; don't know since which version of the plugin):
Unfortunately, that comment pattern is not yet supported by the current Dart Extension for VSCode (3.112.0):
I did some reading and also dug through the Node.js source code. I now understand how the close()
and on()
functions work.
First, regarding the close()
function, I had misunderstood that it adds a callback on the queue of the close callbacks phase. That's actually not true. In reality, the close()
function uses a promise to close the file. In the callback that's executed when the promise resolves, the close event is emitted using process.nextTick()
.
As for the on()
function, it simply adds a function to the list of handlers associated with a particular event.
Make sure the file where you're using the widget has this:
dart
CopyEdit
import 'package:your_project/widgets/image_picker_overlay_widget.dart';
Or if it's in the same lib directory:
dart
CopyEdit
import 'image_picker_overlay_widget.dart';
Sometimes a wrong path or circular import can cause Flutter to see the class as not being a Widget.
The quickest way in my opinion is to find the Copilot Icon on the right bottom corner of the editor and disable "Code Completions (all files)" and "Code Completions (TypeScript)":
Then:
I find it bizar that Visual Studio supports it out of the box and VS Code doesn't
This was coming because there was version mismatch between jars application classpath. I needed to dig deep using intellij debugger to find out what was happening. I upgraded the version of apache axis and other apache jars to resolve the issue.
well, they have a different value because:
In Solution1
, self.ans
is shared and persistent across method calls.
In Solution2
, unless special handling is used, the modification of ans
inside some_other_function
does not affect the outer ans
.
All you need is role ID and member object (accessible using guild ID)
await member.remove_roles(role*) # You can either pass a single role or multiple roles
try this ngrok alternative https://wg.nothernsolutions.com they got static links
This same thing is happening for me... do you have any resolution?
You can try following if first row and column have half pixel.
Graphics g = e.Graphics;
g.PixelOffsetMode =PixelOffsetMode.Half;
how about try adding ./ to your source path on the import, see if it works
Yes you need the exec. Beyond that....
I have no experience with modbus-serial, but it looks like you create a connection and don't close it.
I do have experience with what mysql2 does in this situation--if you don't close the connection the node process never exits.
I've always caught this error during command-line testing--it hangs the terminal until you ctrl-C on Linux--so I'm not sure how PHP deals with it and in any event suspect it's OS- and PHP-version-dependent.
But it certainly seems like a mechanism that could cause one-and-done behavior.
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Try making UserId string instead of GUID.
Check this out: https://github.com/supabase-community/postgrest-csharp/blob/master/Postgrest/Table.cs/
.Filter(u => u.UserId, Operator.Equals, userId) --> here userId must be a string type.
You can get the data last row using
=max(arrayformula((--(A:A<>"")*row(A:A))))
or
=max(iferror(arrayformula(arrayformula((--(importrange("xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "'Sheet1'!A:A")<>""))) * arrayformula(row(A:A))),0))
This might not directly answer your question, though.
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I know this is an old thread. But it's still in the top Google results, so I am here to share the tool I developed: Mininet-GUI. With it, you can create and edit the topologies visually, similar to MiniEdit, but it has a modern web UI with a webshell component (xterms never again) and runs the topology emulation in real time.
You can check h-lvh or h-dvh and use these values to adjust the height of this section on mobile, to fit the screen height. They are used similarly to h-screen
, but are useful for mobile browsers where the address bar is scrollable.
The way AvroConnector works by default is that the order of fields defined in the schema should be the same as the order in which the columns appear in the data. Once I configured this, the connector began to work as expected. Or simply, I configured "auto.register.schemas" as True and added the necessary columns in "field.include.list" property in the same orders in which they appear in my Postgres table. This worked for me.
Can't reproduce your question, you might want to try recompiling the same test code snippet with a different C compiler to see if the issue persists
gcc -o test test.c && ./test
clang -o test test.c && ./test
cl test.c && test.exe