What I ended up doing was reading the Paket documentation. I realised that it uses the paket.dependencies and paket.lock file to figure out what dependencies it needs to install.
So in the Dockerfile, I first copied in these two files and then did the paket restore before copying in the rest of the sourcecode and building it. This allows these two layers to be cached, and they don't have to be re-run unless the paket.dependencies or paket.lock changes.
Selecting each one will give you a modified version of the restAPI command to create or update database
Selecting "2014-04-01" will give you the below:
PUT https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.Sql/servers/{serverName}/databases/{databaseName}?api-version=**2014-04-01**
Selecting "2021-11-01" will give you the below:
PUT https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.Sql/servers/{serverName}/databases/{databaseName}?api-version=**2021-11-01**
Note the last part of both PUT statements have different versions. So the Alert from MS is saying that if your app or script developers have used the older (2014) API version, they need to upgrade this to the newer (2021) API version. Hope this adds some more context.
First, why are you trying to run an app in VS Code in a container? Normally you are just going to run a React application on a host within a container. You usually just create a production build and then that gets exported to your container and you run it outside of an IDE.
Well, in reality, the "operation itself" will be interlocked, but if you need the result of the operation, or the previous value, then if no align, only the flags (sign) will result interlocked.
Open Your Project in Xcode:
• Launch Xcode and open your project.
2. Check the Build Phases:
• In the project navigator, select your app’s target.
• Go to the Build Phases tab.
3. Locate the ‘Copy Bundle Resources’ Phase:
• Expand the Copy Bundle Resources section.
4. Remove Info.plist from the List:
• Look for the Info.plist file in the list of resources being copied.
• Select it and click the - button to remove it from this phase.
Note: Don’t worry—removing Info.plist from this phase won’t harm your app. Xcode already handles its inclusion elsewhere.
5. Clean and Rebuild the Project:
• Go to the menu bar and select Product > Clean Build Folder.
• After cleaning, build your project again to ensure the issue is resolved.
ERROR [web 8/9] RUN cd project && ./manage.py collectstatic --noinput 0.2s
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> [web 8/9] RUN cd project && ./manage.py collectstatic --noinput:
0.211 /bin/sh: 1: ./manage.py: not found
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failed to solve: process "/bin/sh -c cd project && ./manage.py collectstatic --noinput" did not complete successfully: exit code: 127
My english is not good enought. Can you explain it more basically please ? Thanks.
I was able to figure this out. Apparently, somewhere along the way I deleted several columns in the dataset I was attempting to reverse scaling on. Once I discovered that and made the necessary changes, the code, as written, worked as expected.
I suspect that the inverse.transform line was referencing a version of the dataset from earlier in the program, but at this time I can't see where. But this was my solution.
In MUnit you can also check this using compileErrors:
assertNoDiff(
compileErrors("Set(2, 1).sorted"),
"""|error: value sorted is not a member of scala.collection.immutable.Set[Int]
|Set(2, 1).sorted
| ^
|""".stripMargin
)
You're right, the error means that a file is corrupt. In this case, it looks like it's the gradle file. I'll recommend deleting .gradle in C:\Users\[your_username], and also changing the version of your grade in gradle-wrapper.properties
Can you check my code where the problem exists?
I am using React for frontend node.js and socket.io. My connection is okay; the datachannel is working too, but I dont know why my ontrack event is not getting triggered. I have been debugging for almost 3 days and am not getting where the issue exists.
Can you check my code and find out where the problem exists?
If you create the named ranges using name manager in Sheet1 and set scope to 'Worksheet', then you copy the sheet to another (right click tab and then the ranges in the new sheet will be local to that sheet only, as shown in the previous diagram (prefixed with the sheet name). The default when creating a name in the Excel box (top lhs) is 'Worksheet' so best to create using name manager. Gook luck:)
Different people would suggest different solutions as there are multiple ways to solve this problem.
Method 1
Add the path of the subdirectory from you want to run the script in sys.path. In fact you can add as many paths as you can to let compiler find the script from the given locations.
Method 2
You can write a separate python file called setup.py and call it in your main script. This file should work as follows:
I had the same issue importing with the @ alias, but the above did not resolve my issue.
What resolved it for me was actually in the Vercel Project Settings, I had set the Build & Development Settings to 'npm run build' and set the override to enabled. Vercel must be messing with something when you do an override as the build command they show in the logs is the same as I put in the override.
After disabling this override, when the deploy ran again the imports that used the @ worked.
Ajith's answer is correct and most straight. Yes you just missed installing NodeJs, which must be in your installation guide to run GW. And Node JS is one of the dependencies.
I looked EVERYWHERE for an answer to this problem. XAMPP 7.4 always worked to access my website content on an external drive on Monterey. When I updated to Ventura, it stopped working.
What finally solved the problem was:
MacOS > System Settings > Privacy & Security > Full Disk Access. Add manager-osx to the list.
Food is anything that provides nourishment and energy to the body. It includes a wide variety of things like fruits, vegetables, grains, meats, dairy, and even processed foods. Essentially, it’s what keeps us alive, healthy, and fueled! Are you thinking about what food means on a deeper level or just curious in general?
Stumbled upon this question while I was searching for the same.
RabbitMQ allows you to set the user-id property which it validates and passes down as a header to the consumer:
https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/validated-user-id
Ironically, just an hour or so after I added the bounty, I stumbled on the solution. I wanted info about the song to show on the Android Auto screen, so I found documentation on the mediasession.setMetadata() method. I added code to set the metadata and suddenly the playback controls were there (and the metadata). I think the "Getting your Selection..." message was a clue that it might have been hanging on getting metadata for the song, which was missing before.
This has been a long project with many bumps in the road, but I think I'm in the home stretch now! Just got a new car with Android Auto support, so I can try it out on the road :).
on my side the issue was that i was running angular inside .net environment and the publish was failing because i had old deprecated ng packages ,so i had to update update my .csproj file , where there is npm install to , add --legacy-peer-deps
var float dailyOpen = na
var line openLine = na
var int x1Line = na
period = dayofmonth
if period != period[1]
dailyOpen := open
x1Line := bar_index
openLine := line.new(x1Line , dailyOpen, bar_index, dailyOpen, color = color.gray)
else
line.set_xy1(openLine, x1Line, dailyOpen)
line.set_xy2(openLine, bar_index, dailyOpen)
I tried many solutions when this error appeared, but with God’s help, the problem was solved by creating a function to create the table using Try Catch. Here is the function:
private void CreateTable()
{
db.Execute("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Person (Id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, Name TEXT, Phone TEXT)");
}
In python, you can directly use Pandas dataframe to handle Decimal objects.
Also, I tried using json.loads() instead of eval() or literal_eval() as the data in your example seems to be JSON-like.
Next, try passing the data either as bytes or as a file-like object to use streamlit download.
I just tried merging the cells in the row just below the last row of the table (Merge & Center), then added a row to the table, and it kept the distance between the table and the data below it the same.
مدلهای سهبعدی انتزاعی که نشاندهنده مفاهیم معماری و زیباییشناسی عصبی باشند. این مدلها میتوانند به صورت ایدهپردازانه و نوآورانه باشند و به مخاطبان این حس را بدهند که کلاسها به آنها این امکان را میدهند تا از خلاقیت خود برای طراحی فضاهای منحصر به فرد استفاده کنند
import { ChatOpenAI } from "@langchain/openai";
const model = new ChatOpenAI({apiKey: process.env.OPEN_AI_API_KEY, model: "gpt-4o-mini"});
# The TS equivalent is bindTools and not bind_tools
model.bindTools(tools);
This is the way we currently organise it. We've discussed our architecture with Databricks consultants assigned to us and so far there haven't been strong objections raised. That said, I believe in allowing for flexibility in the architecture based on the individual use case.
In the raw layer, we have raw files coming in from various sources. For example, an API call could produce a json output we store as a json file. We could copy stored backups of databases here as well. The idea is that the files are stored as is, because in the case where things go wrong, we want to at least still have our raw data. This is especially important when there is no way to retrieve historical data from your source - for example, snapshot data.
In bronze, we convert everything to delta tables. You can think of it as just a version of raw where everything is in delta format. We want to build our foundation on delta tables so that we have a common way to query and analyse our raw data should we want to.
In silver, we do the cleaning and transformation of data. As far as possible, we try to process anything that can be done incrementally here, as pyspark lends itself better to more readable implementations of complex transformations versus sql, and we want to keep our sql queries in gold as simple as possible.
In gold, we run queries that form the fact and dimension tables that make up our star schemas. Here, we run some aggregations and rename columns so that they are readable to our business users.
From there, you could set up a SQL warehouse or use Delta Sharing to connect to a BI Tool. Or, you could using the Silver or Gold tables for ML purposes.
P.S. Generally, I recommend using Unity Catalog as using the three layer namespace to query tables makes the code look far more readable. It also makes it easier to control access to certain catalogs/schemas/tables. Raw data could be stored as volumes and once you have delta tables in the bronze layer onwards, you can store them as tables.
P.P.S. With that said, I don't think you always need to have all the layers. In fact, we are considering getting rid of raw and bronze layers for data that gets to the silver layer very quickly and can be easily retrieved again at a later date, because there is a very low cost to rerunning the raw through silver layers on failure, but a relatively high cost to store, read and write them.
This all sounds crazy. Then again I am not a computer geek. Could this be helping something that is fraud be covered up? Maybe a stupid question but it all smells a little fishy to me. When you mention property could you be talking about a real property or interest in? Sorry if I am way off just curious.
I reproduced the situation in my machine. It seems like you forgot to add a return word in App.vue :). It works well and the checkbox is checked at first time
Your intuition is correct: the actual solving process and time should be similar because Rust and Python both call the same Z3 solver.
The issue is that Python is a more inefficient language but easier to write than Rust which is known for its mastery of efficiency regarding memory management.
API Overhead in Python
Memory Management and Data Structures
Function Call Overhead
These are the 3 reason I can think of why Python is terrible regarding efficency although there are more.
This can be resolved for localhost by changing the platform in App registration. Instead of using Single Page Application in Platform use Mobile or Desktop Application platform. This resolves issue for Localhost. But if you wish to run Single Page Application on Server then keep the Single Page Application Platform configured as well.
You can consider data warehouses when you need quick responses to ad hoc queries. Let's consider two scenarios.
One, you have internal users who wish to query your data, and you want to minimise the time it takes for them to get an answer.
Two, these same internal users are okay with the data/metrics only being available/refreshed every few hours.
In the first case, you might want to use a data warehouse and in the second, job clusters. The former is optimised for quick reads and queries and the latter is generally more cost effective.
Furthermore, recent developments have Genie enabled on SQL Pro, enabling you to question your data in natural language, allowing less technical people to get their data-related questions answered more easily.
For better or worse, you need SQL Warehouse to run this for now.
HTML Structure:
We have a container with multiple divs (content). Initially, we set only the first div to be visible (style="display:block;"), and others are hidden (style="display:none;").
There are two buttons: Next and Back.
CSS:
The .content divs are set to be hidden initially. This will be controlled via JavaScript by changing their display property to block (for visible) or none (for hidden).
JavaScript Logic:
We select all the .content divs using querySelectorAll and store them in an array-like object divs.
We maintain a variable currentIndex to track which div is currently visible.
The showNextDiv() function increments currentIndex, hides the current div, and shows the next one.
Similarly, the showPrevDiv() function decrements currentIndex, hides the current div, and shows the previous one.
Event listeners on the Next and Back buttons call these functions when clicked.
<?php
trait TraitA {
public function sayHello() {
echo 'Hello';
}
}
trait TraitB {
public function sayWorld() {
echo 'World';
}
}
class MyHelloWorld
{
use TraitA, TraitB; // A class can use multiple traits
// ...
}
Because in math, we write 8j which starts with a number but contains a letter as an expression which is 8 multiplied by j, and we cannot use it as a variable.
Solved it. I needed to use ```DatabaseCleaner.strategy = :truncation`` instead of :transaction
In the past I've been running Cucumber tests inside rack with the browser being controlled locally so that records created are visible to the browser.
But I can't do that when running inside a docker container. So I have to use a dockerised selenium which runs remotely. Therefore the default database cleaner strategy, :transaction won't work because records would be created inside a transaction, are are therefore invisible to remote selenium.
Based on the feedback here (and thank you!), I now understand that "Pipe to Program" cPanel email filters are unable to pass their input on to further filters. The "Pipe to Program" filter eats up the message, and no other subsequent email filtering or processing takes place.
Re-emailing the incoming message from the "Pipe to Program" filter is not an option for my particular use case.
So, I see now that I'm totally out of luck with this approach.
A possible solution can be setting a symlink as
download default directory.
You can combine the solution in Modifying a symlink in python and the setting of the custom download directory (it can depend on the OS context, I am using Ubuntu 22.04).
In the minimal example below, two files are downloaded in two different directories.
I used the symlink function (see the above reference) to avoid race conditions, but os.replace or os.rename can probably be used in simpler situations.
DRIVER_PATH = '/usr/bin/chromedriver'
DEFAULT_DOWNLOAD_PATH = os.path.expanduser('~/Downloads')
DOWNLOAD_PATH = os.path.abspath('./Downloads')
def symlink(target, link_name, overwrite=False):
'''
Create a symbolic link named link_name pointing to target.
If link_name exists then FileExistsError is raised, unless overwrite=True.
When trying to overwrite a directory, IsADirectoryError is raised.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8299386/modifying-a-symlink-in-python/
'''
pass
### MAIN
if __name__ == '__main__':
service = Service(DRIVER_PATH)
options = webdriver.ChromeOptions()
prefs = {"download.default_directory": DOWNLOAD_PATH,
"savefile.default_directory": DOWNLOAD_PATH}
options.add_experimental_option("prefs", prefs)
browser = webdriver.Chrome(service=service, options=options)
os.mkdir('./t1')
symlink('./t1', DOWNLOAD_PATH, overwrite=True)
browser.get('https://archive.org/download/knotssplicesandr13510gut/13510.zip')
os.mkdir('./t2')
symlink('./t2', DOWNLOAD_PATH, overwrite=True)
browser.get('https://archive.org/download/knotssplicesandr13510gut/13510-h.zip')
Could someone help me with a formula that outputs Merriam-Webster text-pronunciation of the word in a Google Sheets column. Optionally if there's a way to also get link to the audio file in another column of the sheet, that'll be cool too but this is just a nice to have. I have no idea where to find XML and and how to create a formula to parse it.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): help me
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Could someone help me
I dont have an answer for you, but I would like to ask how you were able to even get any connection to your nRF device from IOS? Every time I try, the connection times out, while its working fine from Android.
Thankyou
I still think that there has to be like a reserve place regardless of technology to keep it normal so that it doesn't accidentally get too hyper portally and the energies flow nicely .. regardless of what computer language or style may be used. That way the natural human resonance is protected and upheld nicely.
Keep it feeling fairly nice.
Thankyou to all the programmers.
-Becky
*Natural flow of thought
