Turns out this question should be moved to Data Science or similar. The problem was the web scrape. Hidden HTML tags were breaking the indices. Since the array is built in so many places, from so many sources it's easiest, (not optimal) to fix it in situ ...

$a = is_string($a) ? trim(strip_tags($a)):$a;
$b = is_string($b) ? trim(strip_tags($b)):$b;
$c = is_string($c) ? trim(strip_tags($c)):$c;

//Associative indices now working as expected

I managed to fix this error by creating a ~/.bash_profile file and sourcing the nvs.sh script

~/.bash_profile

source ~/AppData/Local/nvs/nvs.sh

It will return 403 with a empty response according to privacy preferences of target user.

If you try with your own profile after changing all privacy preferences to public, then you will get the expected response.

Heyy the problem is that on m1 or silicon based arch it need linux arch, but your docker is pulling the normal image of kafdrop, so one thing you can do pull the image built for m1

obsidiandynamics/kafdrop:4.0.3-SNAPSHOT

try this image instead of normal one and this will resolve

This blog post (https://jimgar.github.io/posts/vs-code-macos-r/post.html) presents a solution that resolved the '--nosave', '--no-restore', '--r-binary' error on my machine (mac) by adding an additional r.rterm.option list:

{
  "r.bracketedPaste": true,
  "r.rpath.mac": "/usr/local/bin/R",
  "r.rterm.mac": "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.11/bin/radian",
  "r.rterm.option": [
    "--no-save",
    "--no-restore",
    "--r-binary=/usr/local/bin/R"
  ]
}

The path for r.rterm.mac can be found by running which radian in the terminal. Similarly, the path for r.rpath.mac can be found by with which R.

Installing Visual Studio (Community) 2022 will install the missing parts enabling you to run your app on GraalVM.

I had a Spring Boot app that I ran on GraalVM (to benefit for the instant startup), I had to:

1. Download the Visual Studio Build Tools 2022 or later (C development environment) from visualstudio.microsoft.com.

2. Start the installation by opening the file you downloaded, and then click Continue:

3. Select the Desktop development with C++ checkbox in the main window. On the right side under Installation Details, make sure that the two requirements, Windows 11 SDK and MSVC (…) C++ x64/x86 build tools, are selected. Continue by clicking Install.

Then, I used Visual Code and not Visual Studio. (the terminal uses the Visual Studio components)

More:

• Installation on Windows Platforms
• Spring Boot on GraalVM

i have the same problem, i don't know either

Since I was working in a virtual env, I was installing jwt extended inside venv just like any other package.

what actually solved my issue was by running the command in a user cmd and directly installing it in the system.

pip install flask flask-jwt-extended

Use width: 100% and height: 100% in your image tag class and see if this works. I often use Tailwind, and this issue doesn't arise with me.

What I believe the OP wants is to select a menu item, and have the check box change while the menu is still displayed. This is the rational for the attribute UIMenuElementAttributesKeepsMenuPresented.

Unfortunately I cannot seem to get this to work either as the OP mentions that the UIAction is a mutable object. So the checkmark cannot be changed.

All the comments above require the menu to be re-displayed, and then the checkmarks are valid.

But what's missing, is the ability for the menu to dynamically change as the items are selected (their action).

Note: Keeping the menu presented lets you select a menu item multiple times - so when done and the menu re-displayed, the state might be checked or unchecked.

I've gone to not using the presented feature.

You can't really change the font size separately in the "Search and Replace" window. Also, there's no need to change the whole Visual Studio window size. Instead, you need to adjust the font for the environment and text editor separately. Here are my recommendations:

• Use Segoe UI 10 or 11 as the environment font (Tools > Options > Fonts and Colors > Environment). Segoe UI font 9 or 10 will be installed in the "Search and Replace" window.
• Choose Cascadia Code 14 as the text editor font (Tools > Options > Fonts and Colors > Text Editor).

I searched this functionality in Postman and found your this question. When i try this answer nothing worked. But i changed key pointing and tried remove the "." after indexing my key's (cars[0].car_img_1 -> cars[0]car_img_1).

So my solution this:

Image

You Checkout this Github Wordpress Pluginn which i developed. not yet tested on live server.

https://github.com/naeemprasla/GitThemeSync

I am still seeing the same issue, but I cannot downgrade the version because the 1.6.x series have the dependency overt the old httpclient jar. so what should i do now?

IMEX does have effect, but it works in a crazy way : It depends on what proportion of data is returned as text by theTypeGuessRows parameter.

Detailed explanation is available here : https://web.archive.org/web/20211215203520/https://www.etl-tools.com/imex1.html

My solution is to always set IMEX=1 with TypeGuessRows=1 AND ensure my Excel files always include a first "dummy" row with the data type I need the ADO driver to interpret data as. This is also explained in this article.

Yes, a "set of elements" is potentially ambiguous, but in my opinion, what you have here is a TOC and thus all of the links are elements of the TOC. So I think it might be a reach to consider each nested list of links as a separate set.

As for as whether you can do this, if you look at the ARIA 1.3 docs, it says that "Authors SHOULD only mark one element in a set of elements as current with aria-current." That "should" is important. It means that it is strongly encouraged and considered a best practice, but it's not "illegal". So technically, it is permitted to have multiple aria-current attributes in a set and thus you "can" do it, but whether you should is another question.

Most accessibility professionals will tell you that the only way you can really determine what works best is to test with your users. My suggestion would be to start out as simple as possible and only make it more complex if you find out through feedback/testing that you need to do more. Thus, I would recommend you start with only one aria-current at a time and put it on the link for the actual section that is currently in view.

I'd suggest that you make a server action for the api call. That way you just have to update the useEffect to call the server action instead of the direct fetch. Do not pass any auth or session data from the client to the server action directly, instead get fresh session auth/data on each request (server action call). And do not forget to validate the input before running the client input on the server, using a middleware is a very good solution in most cases.

I found out one more thing, if the line below is removed from the example it also works,

enableEdgeToEdge()

And, it work better for the devices which have on screen navigation buttons (back, recent and home button)

Welcome in 2022 (version of SQL Server). We can generate a series of numbers within a given interval and step between series values with GENERATE_SERIES function:

SELECT * FROM GENERATE_SERIES(1, 10000);

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/functions/generate-series-transact-sql?view=sql-server-ver16

I see @partial = "workbar_work". When render (partial: workbar_work, ...) is not found, the _workbar_work.html.erb file. Because it is inside the work folder

$('#workbar_switch').html("<%= j render(partial: "work/#{@partial}", :locals => {exercise: @exercise@}) %>");

or

You can set @partial = "work/#{permitted_params[:partial].to_s}"

$('#workbar_switch').html("<%= j render(partial: @partial, :locals => {exercise: @exercise@}) %>");

Any luck resolving this?

I am experiencing the same thing, and just created an Instance Tracker issue for it.

My implementation that uses OSM https://github.com/joric/location-bot example Telegram bot https://t.me/joricslocationbot

Download and install Android studio gradle offline this actually decreased the build time to 45 seconds 30k files no wonder it takes so much time thanks for the answer i will get better hardware as soon as i can

Here are some resources that provide example code for discord.py slash commands:

• https://github.com/DevInfinix/discord.py-slash-command-example
• How do i make a working slash command in discord.py

structuredClone was added in Node.js 17. So, update your Node.js to the latest version, and the issue will be fixed.

Yeah, Qt had massive growth in 2019. Still growing now, though the pace is different. Would be cool to know if insiders are investing in the company. I usually use prismo.pro for insider trade analytics. The problem is, they don’t have data on Qt as it’s a Finnish company but the platform only supports US-based stocks for now. They’ve promised to add European companies down the line, so I’m bookmarking it just in case.

Later, I download a ODBC Driver from github, and make a little change in the connect function: I write a cpp dll, extern the connect function to replace the native one, works good for me now.

I think you may run your terraform code from your local machine. So try to run you code in Azure environment such as Azure cloud shell then you may surprise that your terraform code will work well.

If you still need to run your terraform code from your local machine to provision azure resources. I think you may need to authenicate with service principal so you can follow this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/terraform/authenticate-to-azure-with-service-principle?tabs=bash

There are a lot of possible "right" and "not-right" ways of programming.

As you said, OOP aims to structure your code in order to do not lose your sanity when you will take back your code to code new features. Actually OOP is great for code design, watch about Design patterns and SOLID architecture for example...

BUT this is not the only reason. Let's suppose you wanna implement new functionalities like "police" or "bike" in a future. Actually you obviously can create a class and invoke that class from main.py. But when you implement a lot of these features you actually will have a gargantuan function which calls different classes in different modules and each time you have to modify one of these modules if class is not well written.

The best principle you can follow is Single-responsability (S of SOLID architecture), this means that one function has ONE responsability, so if car_generator is a function that generates car, actually should not generate bikes. In this way, when you will read your code again you know that car_generator doesn't implement bikes.

Now, you could think "Well, I rename car_generator in generator and I fix the problem". Actually you can, but the point is generator must do only one thing. When you add code in generator to check how many vehicles are in game in a specific time, you broke this principle and in 3 months you will forget that you added this functionality in this function.

Re-read your code now and think "do this function actually does only one thing?", if answer is yes, you can go over, but if in a future you program to implement a vehicle counter, you have to manage fact car_generator actually already does one thing, it creates vehicles.

You can extend this fact to modules too. main.py actually is like a wizard . It must invoke other functions and maintain a "logic" in your game. You can obviously instantiate objects in it, but what if one day you will have twenty classes each one creating twenty vehicles?

The problem is that car_generator is more a function which generates car so it should not stay in main.py. In this way, when you think "ok, I have to create a car" you know you have to visit and modify Car.py and not main.py.

Another thing is that actually you are "thinking" in C. That's really cool to start programming, but actually OOP is great cause of inheritance and polimorphism, two principles of OOP. You will understand why you prof. did this when you will meet these two principles.

I REPEAT: Your solution is not actually "clearly wrong" or "clearly good". Depends on what you will implement next. If the course teaches you that, probably it's because the tutor after years of coding found this is the most clear and beautiful way of creating this kind of things. I suggest you to read books and watch online tutorials of clean code and Design patterns to understand what your teacher is "implicitly saying"

Greetings

Solution extended from answer @smichr where I rewrote the list comprehension with 'for' loops so I can immediately solve the imaginary part, and put in the result through subs to get the final_result and update the dict. Then I check if the dicts are unique before returning the result.

result = sp.solve(AllEquestions, AllVariables, dict=True)
want = set(AllVariables)
unk = []
for s in result: #loop through all solutions
    for key, value in s.items(): #loop through individual values
        if value.is_real is None and value.free_symbols&want: #check if value is img and is free_symbol e.g. value = 1.03077640640442*I*(10.0 - z4) + 16.25
            result_img_part = sp.solve(sp.im(value), want) #solve only the img part e.g. result_img_part = [{z4: I*im(z4) + 10.0, re(z4): 10.0000000000000}]
            for result_real_part in result_img_part[0].values(): #search for the real part in the solution
                if result_real_part.is_real:
                    final_result = value.subs(list(value.free_symbols)[0], result_real_part) #solve the function (value) to get the real value
                    s[key] = final_result # update the dictionary
    unk.append(s) 

#return unique solutions
res = []
for _dict in unk:
    if _dict not in res:
        res.append(_dict)

if result == []:
    raise Exception("No solution found!")
else:
    return res

Final thoughts. Code should be further improved, in the case there are multiple free_symbols to solve the imaginary part.

For whoever gets the same problem following code was wrong (Thanks to @tyg for finding)

            flow<T?> {
                try {
                    emit("Value")
                } catch (e: Exception) {
                    println("Something went wrong ${e.message}")
                }
            }.firstOrNull()

In this usage CancellationException getting caught and causes the log I posted in question.

The correct usage is at below.

            flow<T?> {
                emit("Value")
            }.catch { e ->
                println("Something went wrong ${e.message}")
            }.firstOrNull()

• Check the image dimensions, voxel spacing, and preprocessing steps (e.g., normalization) used in the original dataset.

• Analyze the data format and how it's being loaded in the model's codebase.

• Review augmentation techniques used during training.

Ensure the image dimensions match those used in the original training dataset. If your dataset has different sizes, you might need to resize or crop them. For volumetric data, 3D resampling to match the voxel resolution can be necessary.If the original dataset used intensity normalization (e.g., scaling pixel values between 0 and 1), you’ll need to apply the same preprocessing to your dataset.

Convert your dataset into the format the model expects, or modify the data loader in the codebase to handle your dataset’s format. If your task requires ground truth labels (e.g., segmentation maps or landmarks for registration), ensure your dataset has corresponding labels and they are formatted correctly.

FBCT and CBCT images likely have different intensity distributions compared to the MRI images the model was initially trained on. You may need to retrain the model from scratch or use domain adaptation techniques (e.g., transfer learning). Modality-specific preprocessing might be necessary. For example, MRI images often have non-linear intensity variations that may not exist in FBCT/CBCT, so consider using preprocessing pipelines suited to your modalities. If the model is expecting a specific number of channels (e.g., grayscale or multi-modal input), ensure your data matches these requirements.

The problem is that design of Gaussian blur is isotropic, meaning it diffuses the intensity of each pixel equally in all directions.

You should try generating a binary mask of the black region, computing its distance transform, and than applying a scaling curve (exponential decay) to map the distance values to intensity values.

If I understood correctly what you are trying to achieve, reading this might help you with the realization.

I was trying to implement apple signin in an react-native expo app with firebase. I addeed all the steps and then encountered the error. This is what fixed it for me:

1. Make sure you are signed in the simulator with your appleid
2. Do a production build using xcode. Doing that might have added some entitlements that were missing before.

I found the solution here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeKq_cGZcnY Check if it helps you.

how can i see only the modified/added content ?

Here is a field that comes close

{ IF { CreateDate \@ "ddd" } = "Mon" "{ CreateDate \@ "dddd d MMMM  yyyy" }" }
"{QUOTE
{SET Delay 1}
{SET Weekday 0}
{SET a{=INT((14-{CREATEDATE \@ M})/12)}}
{SET b{={CREATEDATE \@ yyyy}+4800-a}}
{SET c{={CREATEDATE \@ M}+12*a-3}}
{SET d{CREATEDATE \@ d}}
{SET jd{=d+INT((153*c+2)/5)+365*b+INT(b/4)-INT(b/100)+INT(b/400)-32045+Delay}}
{SET jd{=INT(jd/7)*7+Weekday}}
{SET e{=INT((4*(jd+32044)+3)/146097)}}
{SET f{=jd+32044-INT(146097*e/4)}}
{SET g{=INT((4*f+3)/1461)}}
{SET h{=f-INT(1461*g/4)}}
{SET i{=INT((5*h+2)/153)}}
{SET dd{=h-INT((153*i+2)/5)+1}}
{SET dd{=((dd<8)+(dd>14)*(dd<22))*7+dd}}
{SET mm{=i+3-12*INT(i/10)}}
{SET Limit{=IF((mm=2),28+((MOD(yy,4)=0)+(MOD(yy,400)=0)-(MOD(yy,100)=0)),IF((mm=4)+(mm=6)+(mm=9)+(mm=11)=1,30,31))}}
{SET yy{=100*e+g-4800+INT(i/10)}}
{IF{mm}> 28 "{SET dd{=dd+14-Limit}}{SET mm{=MOD(mm,12)+1}}{SET yy{=yy+(mm=1)}}"}
"{mm}-{dd}-{yy}" \@ "dddd, d MMMM yyyy"}" }
{ IF { CreateDate \@ "ddd" } = "Mon" "{ CreateDate \@ "dddd d MMMM  yyyy" }" }
"{QUOTE
{SET Delay 1}
{SET Weekday 0}
{SET a{=INT((14-{CREATEDATE \@ M})/12)}}
{SET b{={CREATEDATE \@ yyyy}+4800-a}}
{SET c{={CREATEDATE \@ M}+12*a-3}}
{SET d{CREATEDATE \@ d}}
{SET jd{=d+INT((153*c+2)/5)+365*b+INT(b/4)-INT(b/100)+INT(b/400)-32045+Delay}}
{SET jd{=INT(jd/7)*7+Weekday}}
{SET e{=INT((4*(jd+32044)+3)/146097)}}
{SET f{=jd+32044-INT(146097*e/4)}}
{SET g{=INT((4*f+3)/1461)}}
{SET h{=f-INT(1461*g/4)}}
{SET i{=INT((5*h+2)/153)}}
{SET dd{=h-INT((153*i+2)/5)+1}}
{SET dd{=((dd<8)+(dd>14)*(dd<22))*7+dd}}
{SET mm{=i+3-12*INT(i/10)}}
{SET Limit{=IF((mm=2),28+((MOD(yy,4)=0)+(MOD(yy,400)=0)-(MOD(yy,100)=0)),IF((mm=4)+(mm=6)+(mm=9)+(mm=11)=1,30,31))}}
{SET yy{=100*e+g-4800+INT(i/10)}}
{IF{mm}> 28 "{SET dd{=dd+14-Limit}}{SET mm{=MOD(mm,12)+1}}{SET yy{=yy+(mm=1)}}"}
"{mm}-{dd}-{yy}" \@ "dddd, d MMMM yyyy"}" }

It is based on one from Paul Edstein (macropod)'s tutorial. The date shown will be in the format Monday 9 December 2024 without the ordinal. I do not have the ability to format it that way. It is likely a bit more complex than would be needed.

Here is a CreateDate field formatted to use the ordinal form for the day of the month: { CreateDate \@ "dddd" } { CreateDate \@ "d" \* ordinal } of { CreateDate \@ "MMMM yyyy" }.

You should not try to type this field! Here is a link to a document containing the field and the process I used to construct it. You could copy and paste from it if it will meet your needs.

Otherwise, you could use this Add-In from MVP Graham Mayor to create the field from the text.

Here is my article on the Microsoft Answers site on Dealing with Fields.

See also the vba solution suggested at How to have Word VBA TypeText 45 days after today's date, but have it display the following Monday?

The issue occurs because the Times.exactly(1) conflicts with the current MockServer API. When you specify Times.exactly(1), MockServer enforces strict validation to ensure the request is matched exactly once. If there's a mismatch, it throws an error.

Removing Times.exactly(1) defaults to allowing unlimited calls (Times.unlimited()), bypassing the strict validation and preventing the error.

Solutions: Simplify: Remove Times.exactly(1) if precise matching isn't critical. Update Syntax: Replace Times.exactly(1) with a method more aligned with the updated API as for example Times.once()

It can be installed https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.10.6/ from python.org

when you convert old code to actual version of Unity change

using Cinemachine; 

to

using Unity.Cinemachine;

Svelte needs instruction that data can be bound and may be reactive in the child-to-parent direction. This can be accomplished by using the $bindable() rune.

type Props = {
  data: PageData;
};

let { data = $bindable() }: Props = $props();

<input bind:value={data.product.name} />

My testing is showing that this is working properly with NVDA/Chrome but is producing the behavior you described with NVDA/Firefox. I was able to fix this by using aria-live=assertive instead of role=alert. I'm assuming there is a bug in NVDA when used with Firefox that is causing it to read the link text three times in alert roles.

You can do dag.active_trail_nodes("A", observed=["L", "D"])) instead

Understand the issue: Turbo C++ use c:\TURBOC3\INCLUDE as default path

You can find this in Options->Directory

Two solutions here

1. Update the PATH
2. Mount the application directory (where you extract TURBOC3 folder) (EASY)

In my case: Mr.mohit extract TURBOC3 in home/mohit/_apps directory

so i user mount C: ~/mohit/_apps/

or either you can edit your config file by this cmd gedit .dosbox/dosbox-0.74-3.conf

Thank you 😄,
"Don't Give up MEN 💪"

It is not currently possible using the tools currently available in tail sampling in the Otel Collector in Dec 2024.

This is because, you cannot filter out a specific NAME of a SPAN in a Trace.

Why? Because the match happens for ANY span in a Trace, ANY child span not named 'MyEvent' INSIDE the 'MyEvent' root level span/trace, WILL BE MATCHED. And this causes us to capture all traces again.

December 2024 and the problem is still there, solution is delete proxy from both local and global gradle.properties

I think you can try to add the Headers with User Agents to your request

Like:

headers = { 'Accept': "text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,/;q=0.8", 'User-Agent': "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:133.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/133.0" }

Eu resolvi simplesmente criando uma constante com a string svg da imagem entre

Exemplo:

const imgSvg = <svg .... </svg>

E no docDefinition {

 -- Onde usar imagem
 {
   svg: imgSvg,
   wid..: 80,
   hei ..:80,
  },

}

@Dexxe's answer worked for me as did quickSuggestions: false:

var editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById("editorContainer"), {
  value: jsCode,
  language: "typescript", //can use your custom language here
  quickSuggestions: false,
});

Solved it. Both my server and browser were on the same (local) network. My browser could not access the FQDN, so Google Meet, started in my browser, could also not access the FQDN. When I start Google Meet from a browser not connected to my LAN it all went fine.

Sometimes the Issue Template doesn't show up due to incorrect format. You can see if there is anything wrong with the template by going to the file in the GitHub itself.

https://docs.github.com/en/communities/using-templates-to-encourage-useful-issues-and-pull-requests/common-validation-errors-when-creating-issue-forms

Try this :

<script> 
document.addEventListener('alpine:init', () => {
    Alpine.data('MyForm', () => ({ 
        title: @json($post->title),
    })) 
 }) 
</script> 

You're not handling the event. The buttons default click event will submit the page.

acc[i].addEventListener("click", function(event) { event.preventDefault();...

Somebody answer this I am looking for the answers for a long time https://stackoverflow.com/staging-ground/79260969

After following @sir Rufo suggestion by using "dotnet publish" for single file deployment, I started a comprehensive search and came across the solution below. I tried it and it worked perfectly!!! :)

-In the solution explorer of your project, you need to edit the ".csproj" file by adding the following

-Once that is added, you need to run "dotnet publish -c Release -o publish" -Rebuild the project, then you will notice a folder called "publish" in your project directory

*Thank you all so very much for trying to help, I'm glad I have folks like you in my life. I hope the solution above can benefit others!

I have the same problem enter image description here

I also try add powerline font to VSCode Setting and it's the same as terminal font but issue still occurs: enter image description here enter image description here

Could u please help me to fix it? Thanks

Ok it's solved by just using 2 bool markers. They act according to their logical names

send_name_button_event_was_triggered = False
send_name_button_event_was_finished = False

code https://pastebin.com/hJx1Y80c

There's a good chance the data is outdated (in my experience those reports aren't updated very frequently, especially if the URLs aren't regularly crawled). I can't see any noindex directive via my browser (server-side HTML, rendered HTML, or HTTP headers) so this is probably the case assuming your website isn't serving differently depending on user-agent/IP.

As Tony suggested, try inspecting an example URL in GSC and see if it reports the noindex in a live test. If not, validating the issue in GSC should "fix" it although it might take some time for all of them to be re-crawled and indexed.

Failing that, you'll probably have better luck with asking the GSC Help Community.

The dependencies you introduced may be in conflict with each other

this is the problem: for example https://docs.google.com/forms/d/{formId}/edit is your edit link when you change "edit" to "viewform": https://docs.google.com/forms/d/{formId}/viewform google will imediately change your {formId} to a random Id this is for your security so that no one can get access to your edit form

but you can try another option make a copy of your form each time u need a new id and save all the respond in one sheet i'm building it now so i don't have the right code for u but trust me it's work

i am also trying to implement that now , can i contact with u for some doubt clearing.

It depends what authentication method you are using to "deploy". More detail is needed to actually answer here.

Are you talking about infrastructure deployment or application deployment. In either case the most likely issue is that whatever authentication solution you are using to "deploy" such as a service principle, most likely only has the correct role/permissions in the scope of you development environment. Which again I can only assume and guess based on the lack of information would be in a separate subscription to your production one.

Make sure that whatever authentication method you are using has the correct roles to perform the desired actions within the correct scope.

I found out the answer;

It's because my Supports Live Activities key was in the widget's Info.plist instead of my main target!

I'm also facing the same. Were you able to figure out the issue?

This is probably necessary for 0 specificity.

• :where
• Specificity
• Example, changelog

pytest.ini can be used for this purpose. Its handy option instead of always using pytest -s

update the pytest.ini with addopts = -s

Just worked on what @kikon did. I hope this helps. I calculated the disctance between yAxes ticks

`https://jsfiddle.net/um2hpac6`

This problem is caused by the Python version you are using. Since 3.13 is very new, many libraries may not be suitable for the new version

I also noticed something else "Need python for x86, but found x86_64" maybe it's because of this

It is so easy numpy required your python version less than 3.9 but your python is 3.14 Try to install python 3.8 and retry

how to do this in TS(Typescript)?

The key to solution was to add

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/highlight.js/11.9.0/languages/python.min.js"></script>

in base.html

Your project folder name (ROV final project) may cause issues due to the spaces. Rename it to something like ROV_final_project or ROVfinalproject, as spaces in folder names can cause problems in PHP paths and CLI tools.

It seems it's a know bug in pynput due to naming conflicts. A fix was posted by a user. Here is the link: https:

//github.com/moses-palmer/pynput/tree/fixup/listener-thread-handle

List of committed changes:

[Rename _handle for xorg listener, 
Rename _handle for uinput listener, 
Rename _handle for win32 listener,
Rename _handle for darwin listener]

You can download the emoji's from browser cause the windows that not activated wont give you the access to the complete the actions and those are not free

I managed to fix the issue by adding:

z-index: 1;

to the .container, and adding

z-index: -1;

to .column::after, but I still don't fully understand why this works. :)

Syntax Error Ocurring During the running Project after creating

Create a view based on the query and then use lineage: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/ui-snowsight-lineage

This is a general solution for this type of errors that have appeared with recent android studio and flutter updates.

Modify android>settings.gradle file with this;

id "com.android.application" version "8.3.2" apply false

Modify android>gradle>gradle-wrapper.properties file with this;

distributionUrl=https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-8.4-all.zip

Download Appium Inspector https://github.com/appium/appium-inspector

You will see which selectors to use

At first, let me tell you one thing for the beginners of how can you find out your eslint config file.Here in this blog you will find out detailed explanation of how you can do it.Now come to the ans, most of the answers which has been posted here is very old.The config file format of eslint is ".eslintrc.json" this untill eslintv8.21.0 came in Aug 19,2022.Now eslint is using "eslint.config.mjs" this file configuration format.So, for this new file format we can't write code like what has been using for a long time in ".eslintrc.js" this file format. To solve this problem you just need to add one line of code and that is this one.

{ languageOptions: { sourceType: "module" } },

Here is the default "eslint.config.mjs" file code-

import globals from "globals";
import pluginJs from "@eslint/js";
import pluginReact from "eslint-plugin-react";

/** @type {import('eslint').Linter.Config[]} */
export default [
  { files: ["**/*.{js,mjs,cjs,jsx}"] },
  { files: ["**/*.js"], languageOptions: { sourceType: "commonjs" } },
  { languageOptions: { globals: globals.browser } },
  pluginJs.configs.recommended,
  pluginReact.configs.flat.recommended,
];

After adding languageoptions as module, the updated code looks like this-

import globals from "globals";
import pluginJs from "@eslint/js";
import pluginReact from "eslint-plugin-react";

/** @type {import('eslint').Linter.Config[]} */
export default [
  { files: ["**/*.{js,mjs,cjs,jsx}"] },
  { files: ["**/*.js"], languageOptions: { sourceType: "commonjs" } },
  { languageOptions: { sourceType: "module" } },
  { languageOptions: { globals: globals.browser } },
  pluginJs.configs.recommended,
  pluginReact.configs.flat.recommended,
];

Everything about your request is completely correct.

If you receive a product list from http://shop.tld/api/product you have used the request type GET instead of POST.

I have double checked it in a local installation.

POST will create your product:

GET will get you a list of all products:

SELECT COALESCE(ID, 'TOTAL') AS ID, Product, SUM(Quantity) AS TotalQuantity FROM Sales GROUP BY ROLLUP(ID, Product);

Here, Replaces NULL in the ID column with "TOTAL" in rolled-up rows. Helps create more meaningful outputs by avoiding NULLs in summary rows.

I encountered a similar issue and successfully resolved it by utilizing Xdebug, a powerful extension for PHP that enhances the development experience.

Xdebug offers several features that can help diagnose and solve performance problems:

• Step Debugging: Allows you to step through your code in your IDE while the script is executing, helping to identify bottlenecks.
• Improved Error Reporting: Provides enhanced var_dump() functionality and detailed stack traces for various error types.
• Tracing: Records function calls, arguments, and variable assignments, which can be crucial for understanding code flow and performance issues.
• Profiling: Enables analysis of your PHP application's performance to identify bottlenecks, especially useful for slow-loading issues.
• Code Coverage Analysis: Helps determine which parts of your codebase are executed during unit tests.

To implement Xdebug in your project, visit the official website at https://xdebug.org for installation instructions and documentation. By leveraging these tools, you can gain deeper insights into your application's behavior and potentially identify the root cause of your performance issues

"extra": { "eas": { "projectId": "Your project id" } }

For my application, the output of yolo model differs from the camera input tensor, because output contains confidence scores and bounding boxes. It is just "description" for your image and you can't visualise them on image without your image, as it is not the case with yolo segmentation model whose output can be interpreted to see every pixel (but in android app reduced to 160x160px).

Further analysis of your output is similar to another I just answered, so it can be seen here: How to interpret output tensor from YOLOv8 web model.

0xed24fc36d5ee211ea25a80239fb8c4cfd80f12ee is the correct one.

If you go to Binance faucet and send yourself some, you can check in your wallet what the contract address of the token.

You might try out dynalinks - it allows you to create up to 5k links for free.

Just for the record, this still does not work in 2024 with IntelliJ. Yet it worked (and still does) in Netbeans...

At the moment the only way to have an effective body sensor or fit device in a Android device is with excessories and a app you will have to subscribe to for a fee per month after the free try period finishes.

Height customization is mentioned here: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf?tab=readme-ov-file#preview-window and they also mentioned to not export those variables (what exactly I didn't bother understanding) but I don’t know how you can implement it

    public interface ISortedGroupWithMover<T> : ISortedGroup<T>
        where T : IMoveableHoldee<T>

I think the correct interface for this is like this, I dont think the previous version has the same meaning altough im not sure of the difference.

XML sitemaps should include all valuable, indexable URLs and not (just) top-level subdirectory URLs: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/sitemaps/build-sitemap

However, search engines don't have to index your content; if they consider it low-quality then there's a good chance they won't index it.

I've seen this issue Visual studio code runs NPM outside integrated terminal before and the only solution was to run VSCode as administrator. However, this solution restricts me from using AutoHotkeys and update VSCode automatically.

Here is the solution I randomly found today: check if node.exe isn't running as administrator, because this is most likely what's causing these node popups. Disable run as administrator in the properties of this file.

I have a class with the property display: flex. When I go to Chrome dev tools, it shows display: block, because of user-agent style sheet:

I had a very similar problem. Chrome dev tools showed me that my flex-direction: row; was inactive with the info:

The display: block property prevents flex-direction from having an effect.
Try setting the display: block property to display: flex.

I searched every single <div in my html and added class="TODO" to each div, then I set the CSS .TODO class to display: flex but nothing worked. This was a useful debugging exercise. The problem was that my:

#forecast {
    flex-direction: row;
    height: 100%;
}

was missing the display: flex; so flex-direction was inactive. Once I added display: flex everything started working (dumb mistake). The debugging process was useful and the TODO classes were easy to find and back out of the code once it was fixed. This process might help others looking to find this source of this type of bug. Working solution shown below.

#forecast {
    display: flex;
    flex-direction: row;
    height: 100%;
} 

not solved for screen recordings though. :(

I haven't seen answer for this question anywhere, even on Ultralytics pages, so I decided to, based on last month working with the same tools, write my conclusions about that:

• processing one image at a time will cause first dimension to be 1
• working with N classes will be responsible for second dimension of N + 4
• lastly, by default yolo model exported to tfjs format creates 8400 bounding box predictions and I don't know if it could be changed

In the beginning, my research wouldn't be possible without "comments" section at this page: Ultralytics tfjs integration. After doing some research using those tips, I chose to download prediction data in .txt format and analyze it in python.

This image shows all values in those predictions: output of yolo11n model in tfjs format Seeing those values at the beginning (between 0 and 640) and after index ~40000 (around 0) we can conclude that first few rows are about dimensions, and other about confidence. From this image: first four rows we can see that those dimensions are x_min, y_min, x_max, y_max.

To keep this answer clearer, I will post images only of first and last 100 boxes to see how they look like: first 100 bounding boxes, last 100 bounding boxes. It can be seen that detection started at upper left corner and is going to almost whole image. Because of me being in the middle of image, and taking the most space of it, confidence scores for class 0 ("person") from COCO dataset are around 0 for first ~8200 boxes, and higher than 0.8 for those at the end: confidence scores of class 0, confidence scores of other classes are negligible as you can see here: confidence scores of class "bus".

Taking only max values for every class (reshaping the data to 84 x 8400 and computing the max along axis 1) will give us clear view of what was taken on image: maximum confidence per class.

@IntermediaryDeveloper I need help with integrating Adyen Web Drop In using sessions method. I would like to understand from you how you did the same for a test transaction step by step ! Can you please help me out ?

I have setup my test sandbox account, generated API credentials but stuck, you can refer my question at :

https://stackoverflow.com/staging-ground/79260476

Amazon RDS Proxy is compatible with Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL single-instance deployments. However, it doesn't support automatic routing to read replicas for non-Aurora PostgreSQL databases. This means that while RDS Proxy can manage connections to your primary RDS PostgreSQL instance, it won't automatically distribute read queries to any associated read replicas.

Source: https://repost.aws/questions/QURgpYNcQWQ32HmZ8lDLmS8w/rds-postgres-rds-proxy-read-replicas

I've seen a few fixes floating around that say just disable all the warnings in node. But this kinda grinds my gears as it just hides all warnings, and you do want to see some of them. Investigate and then do something about it... or not.

The answer on this thread https://stackoverflow.com/a/78757478/3593217 is great, but there were so many different dependencies in my project using punycode i really didn't want to go down this route.

It would be better (at least for my situation) to disable the warning just for this package and at the repo level.

I also don't want to prepend every npm script in my packages.json, i want this work across the current project and all the scripts. So...

You can create a .npmrc file with the following contents:

node-options="--require ./node-warning-bypass.cjs"

Then create a file at the root of your project (you'll need to use the file ending .cjs due to the require in the node options).

const IGNORED_WARNINGS = [
  'punycode',
  // Add more packages here as needed
];

process.emitWarning = (warning, ...args) => {
  if (IGNORED_WARNINGS.some(pkg => warning?.includes(pkg))) return;
  return process.emitWarning.call(this, warning, ...args);
};

This way it only ignores punycode so you will see other issues if they arise. And you also have a tidy list of the things you're ignoring (things that will need to be updated at some point).

I had just been ignoring this error as mildly frustrating, but after some test refactors it was failing our CI and it moved from mildly aggravating to in the crosshairs.

For ahk v2.

^7::
{
    Send("success")
}

b::
{
    Send("{LControl Down}7{LControl Up}")
}