i have the same problem.have no idea why
I agree with the judicious Reinderien's answer.
In order to confirm I tried a very different method which is not iterative and which doesn't need initial estimate. That way the lack of estimate or bad estimate doesn't affect the result.
The principle of the method with integral equation is explained in https://fr.scribd.com/doc/14674814/Regressions-et-equations-integrales
The algorithm is very simple :
For example with MathCad :
The fitted curve ( in red on the figures below ) is quite indistinguishable from the curve obtained by Reinderien.
Of course the found approximates a=74.9 ; b=728 ; c=-0.545 could be used as very good initial estimate for an usual iterative method of regression.
Same problem here with my graph having a double-nested map-reduce pattern, where A -> Send([B, C])
and B -> Send([D, E])
with C -> A
and D -> A
and E -> A
The problem manifests as:
Node A doesn't wait for all edges (D, E, and C) to complete before starting
A can be triggered with only C completed, then again with D and E
This violates the expected map-reduce behavior where the reduce phase should collect all results before proceeding
I tried also to set the parameter defer=True
for the A node as advised in the doc, but still have the same issue.
Use <input type="month">
instead of type="date"
and bind lookDate
as a String
. Then manually parse it to LocalDate
with day 01
appended. This avoids binding errors.
Name your search input "myInput" and the body of your table "tableBody"
$("#myInput").on("keyup", function() {
var value = $(this).val().toLowerCase();
$("#tableBody tr").filter(function() {
$(this).toggle($(this).text().toLowerCase().indexOf(value) > -1)
});
dbscan crashes if you try to run in an empty data frame.
Persist is working when implemented like this as per zustand documentation:
const useUserStore = create<UserState>()(
persist(
(set) => ({
userId: crypto.randomUUID(),
setUserId: (userId: any) => set({ userId }),
}),
{ name: "myioko-user-storage" }
)
);
You can run Minimal APIs and Azure Functions in the same .NET solution. But, not in a same project it is not even recommended. Because, Minimal API's rely on asp.net core's webApplication and Kestrel .
But Azure Functions runtime uses its own host (func.exe) and startup pipeline.
Because both have different environments/runtimes that's why it is not recommended to use them in same project.
As proposed I reposted this question to Unix & Linux SE and I got a solution for my problem.
The main difference between my minimum reproducable example and sudo is that sudo modifies the group id as well. In my code I have just modified the user id with setuid(). In connection with the ACL settings for group permissions
getfacl /etc/
# group: root
group::---
other::r-x
this leads to the opserved problem.
So I could solve the problem by switching the group id with setgid() in my program as well. After adding this to my code the program has access to the configuration file after dropping root privileagues.
best way on Angular 19 is : move your images folder to public folder
<img src="/images/photo__Personnel.png" alt="">
You're facing common Cypress + TS + Jest conflicts. Add Cypress types At the top of your test file
/// <reference types="cypress" />
export {}; // makes file a TS module
Also update .eslintrc to
"globals": {
"cy": "readonly",
"Cypress": "readonly",
"describe": "readonly",
"it": "readonly"
}
I opened command prompt in Administrator mode and it worked
Do you accept a hacky approach, where we color the empty labels white?
dend %>%
set("leaves_pch", 19) %>%
set("leaves_cex", 2) %>%
set("leaves_col", leafcols) %>%
set("labels_col", ifelse(new_labels == "", "white", "black")) %>%
circlize_dendrogram(dend_track_height = 0.8)
Online Police Clearance Certificate System is introduced for save time, travel cost and effort. Submit your application through online and get certificate.
Add and discard the carry out (it doesn't play any role in determining overflow).
Now check if both the original numbers have same sign and the result has opposite sign (simply check their most significant bits). If so overflow has occured and obtained answer is wrong. Else you have the correct answer.
Correct working answer should be
<ClientSideEvents RowClick="function(s,e) { s.StartEditRow(e.visibleIndex) }" />
Or it won't work
PAYPAL_CLIENT_ID=AaKr5e7rM2ZMSS1VF_muQOVjja1uD42II0VBu3qdp3S1tq9IEePdFswepA7jSvMsR7MRslbJKhzQU--K
PAYPAL_CLIENT_SECRET=EOh9i7kGN183rkvV-3b8cOH6xib71VXkrDkfZyRtVOKr6E7op7POfecIQukVS6U4y6ZtDy-bwKKcmaYD
PAYPAL_MODE=sandbox
Select name, continent from world
where continent in
(select continent from world where name = "Argentina" or name= "Australia") order by name;
If you have multiline comments using /*.... */ then following will work
\/\*[\s\S]*?\*\/
I have fixed this issue, but @Hans Killian has answered, i want to extend on his answer:
1. Secrets in docker containers are supposed to be stored in a root path inside a the directories run/secret
, meaning it should not be in any other local directory (in my case it was /app
)
2. The environment variable PROD
is set to 1
inside the multi-container file compose.yml
, however, i believe this set the PROD in runtime and not build time.
Here is the final version of the image Dockerfile
# First Stage is used to install the dependencies from the host machine app to the image /app directory
FROM node:22-alpine AS initiate
ENV PROD = '1'
# set the environment variable PROD to 1, which is used to determine if the app is
# set the working directory in the container to /app
WORKDIR /app
# copy package.json from the host machine to the /app directory in the image
COPY package*.json ./
RUN --mount=type=secret,id=CONNECTION_STRING \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_SERVER_HOST \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_SERVER_USER \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_SERVER_PASSWORD \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_SERVER_PORT \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_FROM \
--mount=type=secret,id=NEXTAUTH_URL \
--mount=type=secret,id=NEXTAUTH_SECRET \
export CONNECTION_STRING="$(cat /run/secrets/CONNECTION_STRING)" && \
export EMAIL_SERVER_HOST="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_HOST)" && \
export EMAIL_SERVER_USER="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_USER)" && \
export EMAIL_SERVER_PASSWORD="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_PASSWORD)" && \
export EMAIL_FROM="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_FROM)" && \
export NEXTAUTH_URL="$(cat /run/secrets/NEXTAUTH_URL)" && \
export EMAIL_SERVER_PORT="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_PORT)" && \
export NEXTAUTH_SECRET="$(cat /run/secrets/NEXTAUTH_SECRET)" && \
npm ci
# 2nd Stage is used to build the app
FROM initiate AS build
COPY --from=initiate /app/node_modules ./node_modules
COPY . .
# copy the rest of application from the host machine to the /app directory in the image to build the app
RUN --mount=type=secret,id=CONNECTION_STRING \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_SERVER_HOST \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_SERVER_USER \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_SERVER_PASSWORD \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_SERVER_PORT \
--mount=type=secret,id=EMAIL_FROM \
--mount=type=secret,id=NEXTAUTH_URL \
--mount=type=secret,id=NEXTAUTH_SECRET \
export CONNECTION_STRING="$(cat /run/secrets/CONNECTION_STRING)" && \
export EMAIL_SERVER_HOST="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_HOST)" && \
export EMAIL_SERVER_USER="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_USER)" && \
export EMAIL_SERVER_PASSWORD="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_PASSWORD)" && \
export EMAIL_FROM="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_FROM)" && \
export NEXTAUTH_URL="$(cat /run/secrets/NEXTAUTH_URL)" && \
export NEXTAUTH_SECRET="$(cat /run/secrets/NEXTAUTH_SECRET)" && \
export EMAIL_SERVER_PORT="$(cat /run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_PORT)" && \
npm run build
# 3rd Stage is used to run the app
FROM initiate AS run
RUN addgroup --system --gid 1001 nonroot
RUN adduser --system --uid 1001 runner
# Create a non-root user to run the app and assign it to the nonroot group
USER runner
# Switch to the user runner
COPY --from=build /app/public ./public
COPY --from=build --chown=runner:nonroot /app/.next/standalone ./
COPY --from=build --chown=runner:nonroot /app/.next/static ./.next/static
EXPOSE 3000
CMD ["npm","run","start"]
# finally, run the app in production mode
here is how I set the secrets inside my app:
const getVars = async ()=>{
if((process!.env!.PROD!)=='0'){
return {
host: process.env!.EMAIL_SERVER_HOST!,
port: process.env!.EMAIL_SERVER_PORT!,
user: process.env!.EMAIL_SERVER_USER!,
pass: process.env!.EMAIL_SERVER_PASSWORD!,
from:process.env!.EMAIL_FROM!
}
}
return{
host: await readFile('/run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_HOST',{encoding:'utf-8'}),
port: await readFile('/run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_PORT',{encoding:'utf-8'}),
user:await readFile('/run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_USER',{encoding:'utf-8'}),
pass:await readFile('/run/secrets/EMAIL_SERVER_PASSWORD',{encoding:'utf-8'}),
from:await readFile('/run/secrets/EMAIL_FROM',{encoding:'utf-8'}) as unknown as string
}
}
as you see the paths provided as arguments to readFile
API started with /
, meaning it is an absolute path to the container root, that where secrets are stored.
check these facts
check the generate graphql(.gql) file in the project root level.
if the the mutation is available in the .gql file go the play ground click Root in the breadcrumbs.(check the below image). In the roo both Queries and mutations available
3 if the mutaion is not available in .gql (notmaly at the bttom) file in the root level, try to delete it and re build the project
a=10
b=10
c=10
variables={ 'a' : a ,'b' : b , 'c' : c}
names=list(variables.keys())
print(names)
def my_function():
a=10
b=20
c=30
return list(locals().keys())
print(my_function())
You are using --mount=type=secret
. And your npm run build
command didn't see your /run/secrets/ folder.
Don't use secrets in build step. Use environment variables at runtime:
ENV NEXTAUTH_SECRET=$NEXT_PUBLIC_PLACEHOLDER_SECRET
You can use the Connection class in SpringBoot to establish Connection, also make sure that the port id, is correct, it will ease a lot of hardwork.
Here is online tool. MarkDown to PDF, Word, HTML. PHPBB
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The issue lies in the fact that the WebSocket constructor is being called as a function, rather than being invoked with the new keyword. This is causing the error "Uncaught TypeError: Failed to construct 'WebSocket': Please use the 'new' operator, this DOM object constructor cannot be called as a function."
To fix this issue, the WebSocket.call(this, "wss://ws.achex.ca/") line should be replaced with WebSocket.apply(this, ["wss://ws.achex.ca/"]) or, better yet, the WebConnect function should be defined as a class that extends WebSocket using the class syntax.
Deprecated Gradle features were used in this build, making it incompatible with Gradle 8.0.
Use '--warning-mode all' to show the individual deprecation warnings.
See https://docs.gradle.org/7.0.2/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_warnings
how do i make my website to appear like this:
project topics
https://uniprojectmaterials.com
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS IN NIGERIA
on google search results.
Because when i searched up my competitors webistes i see their websites displayed like the above on google. Their website looks like there is a keyword on top and below their domain name as i stated above.
I don't have proguard enabled, I have it like this "minifyEnabled false"; Should I still add that to proguard?
If your using wamp check this URL - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYSQVeaRrDQ
And if its xampp - https://techwithnavi.com/how-to-import-an-sql-file-through-command-line-in-xampp-on-windows/
# Since docx2pdf is not available, we'll only save the DOCX file for now
from docx import Document
# Create a new document
doc = Document()
# Title
doc.add_heading('KAVIYARASAN K', level=0)
# Contact Info
doc.add_paragraph(
"đ§ [email protected]\n"
"đ 9994342214\n"
"đ Thambipettai, Kesavanarayanapuram,\nKurinjipadi Tk, Cuddalore dt, 607302."
)
# Profile
doc.add_heading("PROFILE", level=1)
doc.add_paragraph(
"A highly motivated and resultsâdriven Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) student with a strong foundation "
"in circuit design, power systems, control systems, and electronics. Proficient in using simulation software and tools "
"such as MATLAB, Simulink, and AutoCAD, with handsâon experience in laboratory environments and projectâbased learning. "
"Adept at applying theoretical knowledge to solve realâworld engineering problems, while focusing on optimizing efficiency "
"and performance."
)
# Education
doc.add_heading("EDUCATION", level=1)
doc.add_paragraph("SSLC\nST JOSEPHâS HR SEC SCHOOL = 59.4%")
doc.add_paragraph("LHSS\nST JOSEPHâS HR SEC SCHOOL = 77.97%")
doc.add_paragraph("ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING\nSALEM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY = 7.3%")
# Skills
doc.add_heading("SKILLS", level=1)
doc.add_paragraph("- Communication\n- Circuit Analysis\n- Team Management\n- Digital Marketing")
# Languages
doc.add_heading("LANGUAGES", level=1)
doc.add_paragraph("- Tamil\n- English")
# Hobbies
doc.add_heading("HOBBIES", level=1)
doc.add_paragraph("- KHOâKHO\n- KABADDI\n- System Works")
# Extra Skills
doc.add_heading("EXTRA SKILLS", level=1)
doc.add_paragraph("Excellent skills in KHOâKHO (2019â2025)\nState level player")
doc.add_paragraph(
"⢠Excellent playing skills in KHOâKHO game, and I achieved more than 20+ certificates on it. Especially I am a zone "
"level and state level player.\n⢠I have also achieved 3 certificates in college-level university KHOâKHO competitions."
)
# Internships/Workshops
doc.add_heading("INTERNSHIPS / WORKSHOPS", level=1)
doc.add_paragraph("Internship done on Stack Queue for 3 months (2024â2025)")
doc.add_paragraph(
"⢠Learned several skills and improved problem-solving abilities. Worked in a dynamic environment and was appreciated "
"by the team lead.\n⢠Gained knowledge in production-based work, consistent team working skills, and communication."
)
# Innovation Tech
doc.add_heading("INNOVATION TECH", level=1)
doc.add_paragraph("Workshop on hardware processing (2024â2025)")
doc.add_paragraph(
"⢠Attended a workshop and learned hardware analysis of systems. Also learned about CPU inner parts and hardware "
"components with respective knowledge."
)
# Save the DOCX file
docx_path = "/mnt/data/Kaviyarasan_Resume.docx"
doc.save(docx_path)
docx_path
Try using to reduce the size of bubble for all
chart.plots[0].bubble_scale = 50
Default is 100%
The iceberg documentation has a section on maintenance for streaming tables which may give you some ideas you can try (more details in the linked documentation):
Expire old snapshots
Compacting data files
Rewrite manifests
Not sure what your realtime requirement is, but having very frequent commits will unavoidably lead to a lot of snapshots that will need to be managed properly to avoid performance issues:
Having a high rate of commits produces data files, manifests, and snapshots which leads to additional maintenance. It is recommended to have a trigger interval of 1 minute at the minimum and increase the interval if needed.
How does it make any sense that I would have to download another program to get a precompiled header? Then learn how to run a script on the new program. then run the script that I downloaded from a site which doesn't have any download button on it? Even if the python script were hidden somewhere on this page which has no instructions, I wouldn't know what a python script looks like since... I've never used or even considered using python. But, then, why make the precompiled header on my machine anyway? That would be inefficient. It would be simpler and consume less effort to precompile it at the source, then transfer the tiny header file.
The only way to do something like this would be to run a server which converted SSH into something else (e.g. with the server establishing an SSH connection and then relaying the data to and from it over a WebSocket).
The basic problem is that floating point numbers don't actually have a natural way of representing zero.
A 32-bit (single precision) consists of a sign bit, an eight-bit exponent, and a twenty-three bit mantissa. (Double is similar, but larger.) Let's use a smaller format: 4 bit. That has a sign bit, two exponent bits, and a mantissa bit (in that order). There are sixteen possible values.
Binary | Decimal without denormalization | Denormalized Decimal |
---|---|---|
0000 | .5 | 0 |
0001 | .75 | .5 |
0010 | 1 | 1 |
0011 | 1.5 | 1.5 |
0100 | 2 | 2 |
0101 | 3 | 3 |
0110 | 4 | Inf |
0111 | 6 | NaN |
1000 | -0.5 | -0 |
1001 | -0.75 | -.5 |
1010 | -1 | -1 |
1011 | -1.5 | -1.5 |
1100 | -2 | -2 |
1101 | -3 | -3 |
1110 | -4 | -Inf |
1111 | -6 | NaN |
Common rule:
The rules (without denormalization):
The denormalization rules (for floats whose exponent is all zeroes):
The denormalization rules (for floats whose exponent is all ones):
See the problem? If you never apply the denormalization rules, the smallest magnitude positive and negative numbers are plus and minus one half, not zero. If you round up positive one half, you get one.
Others are explaining how this is a bug in rounding, but I find it interesting how floating point numbers are represented. This is why the bug works the way that it does. They sort of hacked zero into a format that doesn't naturally support zero. Without denormalization of the subnormal numbers, "zero" would actually just be a really small number. Round it up, and it would become one. Basically the bug is them not special-casing the denormalized numbers properly.
Note: the exponent bias is -1 in the 4-bit float, giving a range of -1, 0, 1, 2. In a regular 32-bit float, it would be -127 (-127 through 128). In a double, it would be -1023 (-1023 through 1024). There would be four subnormal values in a 4-bit float. 32-bit has more than sixteen million.
Hii sir ki t yy to the phone and I will be there to help you to pake badha dilo na hoito y u r right to t shirt with sAli me know when you to be tu kn kahu ko mat bolo ki ree gat no ka matalab yah jo khai na
do you have a .toml file for your nixpacks?
I don't mean to fault these answers, but the folks, in their Ivory Tower deciding what the language specifications should be, did a horrible job on the new "Optional" with regards to null values.
The language needs an isNullThenDefault(value, defaultValue) specification and NOT "orElse" (useless) or "isPresent" also equally useless.
These are useless because they don't offer an inline way of dealing with nulls only empty values. Well, no kidding, that doesn't help.
And the answer I get from the "board of directors" of the new language specifications is some ridiculous gobble-de-gook about "purity."
We need IfNullThenDefault that works regardless of datatype and NOT the lame "Objects.requireNonNullElse" which forces us to code for each datatype.
Sorry, but we need a new board of directors, because the current folks just aren't addressing the real problems we application programmers face every day.
Assuming thereâs no operator chaining involved, then yes, that sounds right.
This issue is fixed and recorded in this video tutorial https://youtu.be/8x8ueT50Wyk?si=j6NspolnnjgBiJtq
Adding to Peymen's answer, I tested this as of today (26-07-2025) with Free tier plan, and it works.
It don't require the bearer_token
though - rest of the code is exactly same.
change the input type from tel
to text
Oh my Gosh yes If I were a artificial intelligence I sure would limit the firehouse, especially the plug in. But more so I believe the hydrant that I plugged into should be full and working properly, because if in that case it isn't full and or working properly you just might need to pack everything up and find Ms. Martin .. she seems able to unplug any hose that seems clogged. Between you and I ..it's kinda obvious they just tell her it's clogged to get that extra attention. Great idea. I here rates are great.
The issue was resolved, it was because
Import should look like this:
import org.koin.compose.viewmodel.koinViewModel
And in my code I had this:
import org.koin.androidx.compose.koinViewModel
You could try LogDog
It is integrated as an external sdk (1-minute setup; works for Android and iOS).
Then all your logs and requests will automatically get logged to a remote web dashboard.
You receive the logs in real-time and can filter or search.
The logging on your users devices can be activated/deactivated remotely on your users devices.
Bonus feature: It also allows you to take screenshots or live capture the screen of your users devices.
This could help to debug issues that only happen on specific devices.
Note: I am the creator of LogDog
The issue was that when publishing to Play Store, Google signs aab with their own certificate, therefore my certificate SHA-256 was invalid in project settings/App Check in Firebase.
After adding SHA-256 from integrity tab in Play Console to Firebase project and App Check I can test my app in closed testing.
I don't know if signing AAB by Google is default, but for me it was enabled.
I found the correct way to do this. Use the ControlTemplate to create a Template, assign it through it's class and add it in your xaml. But be careful at the location you put it and create a good xaml tree!
Maui Control templates
It's almost 5 years since it was posted, but I'm probably having the same issue on Xcode 26 beta, it works fine with low-level HAL setup, but crashes when used in AVAudioEngine for some specific plugins đ, tho Apple plugins seem to work fine in any setup...
spring boot version +'3.4.1'
should use implementation "org.springdoc:springdoc-openapi-starter-webmvc-ui:2.7.0"
In my case issue was with nuget .
I had System.IdentityModel.Tokens installed , so I switched to System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt and this fixed an issue.
In Godor 4 Input.set_mouse_mode was changed to Input.mouse_mode.
func _ready():
Input.mouse_mode(Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED)
I know that this is an old question, but this just happened to me with a Sharp printer, so I'm adding this answer in mostly for myself (because I'll probably encounter it again with the same printer).
In my case, Windows Firewall had disabled access to Network Scanner Tool Lite, which prevented it from communicating with the scanner. Enabling it for private and public networks caused it to work.
Am also doing the same. But once after every deployment .we are manually openning the file and refreshing the flows ..
This happens only for sql connector flows
Can I screen shot of how you have mapped connection reference and in flow
What I did was:
xed ios
Then build using xcode. After that it seems to work going pack to normal builds using
npx expo run:ios --device
Not sure why building in normal xcode fixes this but it works
By making window borderless you are now showing only window for render. Borders are considered as a resizing thing, and if there is non, there is no resize. So you have to make it resizable by yourself with adding your own borders or options to resize it to a certain value. Sorry for no solution, i hope this will help somehow.
There are three types of log data that can accumulate as a result of a bulk delete operation in Dataverse: audit logs, plugin trace logs, and flow runs.
Audit logs
If auditing is enabled for the table you are bulk deleting, then your audit logs will grow with a new log per row deleted. A system administrator can control how long these audit logs are retained (forever by default) as described here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/manage-dataverse-auditing?tabs=new#turn-on-auditing
Plugin trace logs
You would only see an increase in trace logs if they are enabled in your environment and if your environment contains plugin steps that are triggered on delete of the table you are targeting. By default, trace logs are automatically deleted after 24 hours. More info here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/data-platform/logging-tracing#enable-trace-logging
Flow runs
You would only see an increase in flow runs if your environment contains Power Automate cloud flows that are triggered on delete of the table you are targeting. By default, flow runs are retained for 28 days. More info here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/dataverse/cloud-flow-run-metadata#storage-use-for-flowrun-records
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Recently at my company we developed this PowerShell script. You create a JSON file where you define the repositories you want to checkout, which tag you want to checkout, and where you want the repositories to be checked out, then the script will do everything for you. It can also function recursively, whereby if the repository you checkout further defines some other repository as dependencies with a similarly defined JSON file, such dependencies are automatically checked out.
As you can't use the Helm lookup function in ArgoCD, I think you'll have to use a different approach.
You're right about ArgoCD using helm template
to render the kubernetes manifests and then applying them in the destination cluster. Mind that running helm template <chart name> --dry-run=server
would also work for helm in rendering the manifests and using the lookup function. It's just that lookup doesn't work in ArgoCD (as the referred GH issues in the comments to your post discuss).
You could try to write this logic in a Job
, using an image that has kubectl
installed (eg. bitnami/kubectl), using a service account with the necessary RBAC configured to get/create/patch... secrets. Then you might also need a similar clean up Job that deletes the secret if the Application gets removed, making use of ArgoCD's resource hooks (https://argo-cd.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user-guide/resource_hooks/)
Another possibility, if the above is too much work, and you only care about the secret not being recreated every time it goes out of sync, is why not let ArgoCD ignore the contents of the secret for diffing? Check: https://argo-cd.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user-guide/diffing/#application-level-configuration
Try Lingvanex self-hosted translator. It can translate text, voice, files, websites in 110 languages. It has Python framework to deploy on Linux, Windows, Mac OS, Android, iOS.
I found the answer to the problem:
Pyglet.shapes and the shader.programm are using different shader pipelines.
This results in not foreseeable results.
Jay, what is the easiest way to store rich text / attributed string (note app, users can bold different words or sentences as they choose etc etc) in a server and then pull it to read back on the app?
Did you find an solution to this?
java.util.concurent.ExecutionException:jave.net.UknownHostExeception: Unable to resolve host "sr-live-insp2.akamaized.net" No address associated with hostname
The participation type mask should be 2, which is a To Recipient. You will need to specify the recipient's user record for the activity party's partyid lookup in OData endpoint syntax, e.g.
{
"ToRecipients": [{
"participationtypemask": 2,
"[email protected]": "/systemusers([my systemuser guid])",
"addressused":"[email protected]"
}]
}
This is the same syntax used when setting lookup columns in a Dataverse create/update action in Power Automate.
References
Participation Type Mask values: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/data-platform/reference/entities/activityparty#participationtypemask-choicesoptions
Setting lookup values in Web API operations: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/data-platform/webapi/create-entity-web-api#associate-table-rows-on-create
server.profiles.active=dev change to
spring.profiles.active=dev
2- fix your application-docker.properties
spring.data.redis.host=${SPRING_DATA_REDIS_HOST:authorization-server-db}
spring.data.redis.port=${SPRING_DATA_REDIS_PORT:6379}
If you declare an object inside a generate block, ordinarily the name of that object is hierarchical, i.e., loop_gen_block[0].object it may or may not need to be escaped, i.e., \loop_gen_block[0]
If you don't name the gen block, the compiler will. Might be genblock0, might be genblock[0]. Note that the index is only meaningful within generate; it's not an array.
For a generate loop, objects declared inside the loop must be referenced hierarchically to disambiguate them.
For an if generate, in Vivado at least, you can specify -noname_unnamed_generate to xelab, and if there's no ambiguity, an object declared in the block can be referenced without the added hierarchical level. Which can be very useful. But, it has to be an explicit generate block, with "generate" and "endgenerate". An implicit generate (based on, say, a parameter value) doesn't work that way and will need, or be given, a block name.
Just my experience; don't flame me if I got something wrong.
John--did you ever figure this out? I'm trying to solve the same problem myself--a Micronaut app that handles both API Gateway events and CloudWatch events. What I've ended up trying currently is to just have separate subprojects for each event type. I think this is the cleanest approach, particularly because I'm building to native images and it keeps those smaller so they start faster.
Currently for VSCode you can simply do
type Simplify<T> = T extends any[] | Date ? T :
{
[K in keyof T]: T[K];
} & {};
This seems to be a long known issue, which has been already recently (Python 3.13.1) fixed:
Arguments with the value identical to the default value (e.g. booleans, small integers, empty or 1-character strings) are no longer considered "not present".
Thanks for the suggestions. Application.Run works on the MAC where Call does not in my original code. đŠâđť
You can access those for more details about the call by prefixing "https://api.twilio.com" to them
Props stand for properties are used to pass data from one component to another in React, usually we pass data from parent to child.
Example-
function Welcome(props) {
return <h1>Hello, {props.name}!</h1>;
}
function App() {
return <Welcome name="Ronak" />;
}
Thanks to @dbc's comment, I've got something like this in my Program.Main
builder.Services.AddMvcCore().AddJsonOptions(options => options.JsonSerializerOptions.TypeInfoResolver
= (options.JsonSerializerOptions.TypeInfoResolver ?? new DefaultJsonTypeInfoResolver())
.WithAddedModifier(ti => {
if (ti.Kind != JsonTypeInfoKind.Object) {
return;
}
foreach (JsonPropertyInfo p in ti.Properties) {
if (p.AttributeProvider?.GetCustomAttributes(
typeof(JsonIgnoreForSerializationAttribute), false).Length > 0) {
p.ShouldSerialize = (_, _) => false;
}
}
})
);
Along with a basic JsonIgnoreForSerializationAttribute class
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Property | AttributeTargets.Field)]
public sealed class JsonIgnoreForSerializationAttribute : JsonAttribute;
(Comment/Rant: I think Microsoft are wrong (https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/82879) here, Serialization and Deserialization are different operations, and I should be able to setup the contract for one without needing to validate the contract for the other. But that's not going to get fixed any time soon, so this work around will do fine, even if it's a touch heavier than I'd like).
I made a new package for react native bluetooth peripheral since no other ones seem to be actively maintained. This should fit your needs: https://github.com/munimtechnologies/munim-bluetooth-peripheral
https://github.com/planetminguez/PyToExe <----------there is a simple drag and drop app for macOS min version 12.0 up to sequoia. You might have to recompile it for M Series. This was compiled on intel.
Reading the question and comments, I believe there's a (common) little misunderstanding here on how @media () {
works.
Using this example:
@media (prefers-contrast: more) { ...
I get the sense you're thinking the @at-rule above is like:
if (getPrefersContrast() == "more") { ...
When in reality it's more of a:
if (userPrefersMoreContrast() == true) {...
What I mean by this is, CSS asks the browser a question, and the browser only returns true or false. CSS has no idea about the existance of other potential values; 'less', 'custom, etc. In CSS's eyes @media (prefers-contrast: banana)
is a perfectly valid media query, and this case the browser will return "false" just like it would if the user simply didn't "prefer 'more' contrast".
JavaScript's window.matchMedia()
, for better or for worse, was designed to perfectly replicate what CSS does. So, just like CSS, JS has no idea what potential prefers-contrast
values could exist, all it has the power to do is ask whether one specific one does exist, and get a yes or no response.
Unlike CSS & JS, we as the developer, have access to the "The Documentation" and therefore we possess enough clairvoyance to know the exact values that could exist.
With that being said, to answer the original question, no there's no alternate method. However, I did think of two methods which would reduce repeatability.
1. Since CSS & JS "can't", we manually provide an array of all the respective values and loop over each, and apply the change event
You already hinted at this solution and stated that it's not future-proof "what if a 'custom' value is added?", but it's even worst too since it's not cross-browser-proof either, what if one browsers adds an experimental '-webkit-high-contrast', or what if one browser simply lags behind and doesn't yet support the W3C standards.
While the list we provided is guaranteed to be not entirely correct in some cases, this idea/pattern is actually common practise and used all the time in web development. For example, since there's no transition-state-changed
event, it's very common to see code like: ['transitionrun', 'transitionstart', 'transitioncancel', 'transitionend'].forEach(eventName => elem.addEventListener(eventName, someHandler));
.
Similarly:
// ['dragenter', 'dragover', 'dragleave', 'drop'].forEach(eventName => ...
or
// ['pointerdown', 'mousedown', 'touchstart']
or
// ['requestAnimationFrame','webkitRequestAnimationFrame','mozRequestAnimationFrame','oRequestAnimationFrame',"msRequestAnimationFrame']
So, it's clear to see, while there are cons. It's a compromise a lot of developers are willing to make (or rather 'concede' would be a better word to use). Plus, while it may seem "brute force" as you say... that's kinda the whole point of utility functions, to convert the brute force, repetitive tasks, into a single one-use method call.
Solution #1 would look like:
function getContrastPreference() {
const contrastOptions = ['more', 'less', 'custom'];
for (const option of contrastOptions) {
const mediaQuery = `(prefers-contrast: ${option})`;
if (window.matchMedia(mediaQuery).matches) {
return option;
}
}
// If none, return the default
return 'no-preference';
}
2. The other option is to let CSS do what it does best, use the @at-rules as usually, and store the result
:root {
/* Defaults */
--prefers-contrast: 'no-preference';
--prefers-color-scheme: 'light';
...
}
/* Update when the media query matches */
@media (prefers-contrast: more) { :root { --prefers-contrast: 'more'; } }
@media (prefers-contrast: less) { :root { --prefers-contrast: 'less'; } }
@media (prefers-contrast: custom) { :root { --prefers-contrast: 'custom'; } }
@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { :root { --prefers-color-scheme: 'dark'; } }
function getMediaFeatureFromCSS(propertyName) {
const value = getComputedStyle(document.documentElement).getPropertyValue(propertyName);
// Clean up result
return value.trim().replace(/['"]/g, '');
}
console.log(getMediaFeatureFromCSS('--prefers-contrast')); // "dark"
// getMediaFeatureFromCSS('--prefers-color-scheme');
3. As a bonus, when I read your comments, it sounded like you were wishing for something like this to exist:
window.media.addEventListener('prefers-contrast', (event) => {
// The event payload would contain the new value
console.log('The new contrast preference is: ' + event.value); // e.g; 'more'
});
The thing is, the beauty about the current system is that you can create this yourself, by expanding upon Solution #1. I'm not going to do this for you, too much effort, but it's not even just "possible", I'm sure someone has probably done it already.
If you're looking for something really lightweight, I built a Chrome extension called Test API that addresses some of your pain points - it's completely offline, no accounts needed, and everything stays local on your machine.
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/test-api/bkndipmbnodeicgpmldococoiolcoicg?hl=en
The main limitation right now is it doesn't have import/export for collections yet (I'm actively working on that feature), so it might not solve your immediate Git workflow needs. But for quick API testing without the Postman bloat and online requirements, it could be useful for development work.
It's designed to be minimal and fast - no complex UI, just straightforward request testing when you need it.
select visits.* from visits join ads on visits.aid = ads.id where ads.uid = 1;
It will return all visits where the ad belongs to user with uid = 1
.
If youâre only seeing one row, make sure thereâs no LIMIT 1
and that your table has more matching data.
Add api
to guard
in config/sanctum.php
so it becomes:
'guard' => ['web', 'api'],
By default it's only web
.
In config/sanctum.php
, add api
to guard
so it become:
'guard' => ['web', 'api'],
from PIL import Image, ImageOps
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# Load the image
image_path = '/mnt/data/1000005810.jpg'
img = Image.open(image_path)
# Convert to RGB just in case
img = img.convert('RGB')
# Crop the face region roughly (manual approximation for this image)
width, height = img.size
center_x = width // 2
center_y = height // 2
# We'll take a square crop around the center for symmetry check
crop_size = min(width, height) // 2
left = center_x - crop_size // 2
top = center_y - crop_size // 2
right = center_x + crop_size // 2
bottom = center_y + crop_size // 2
face_crop = img.crop((left, top, right, bottom))
# Split into left and right halves
face_width, face_height = face_crop.size
left_half = face_crop.crop((0, 0, face_width // 2, face_height))
right_half = face_crop.crop((face_width // 2, 0, face_width, face_height))
# Mirror the halves to compare
left_mirror = ImageOps.mirror(left_half)
right_mirror = ImageOps.mirror(right_half)
# Combine for visualization: original halves mirrored
left_combo = Image.new('RGB', (face_width, face_height))
left_combo.paste(left_half, (0, 0))
left_combo.paste(left_mirror, (face_width // 2, 0))
right_combo = Image.new('RGB', (face_width, face_height))
right_combo.paste(right_mirror, (0, 0))
right_combo.paste(right_half, (face_width // 2, 0))
# Plot original crop and the mirrored versions
fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 3, figsize=(12, 6))
axes[0].imshow(face_crop)
axes[0].set_title("Original Face Crop")
axes[0].axis("off")
axes[1].imshow(left_combo)
axes[1].set_title("Left Side Mirrored")
axes[1].axis("off")
axes[2].imshow(right_combo)
axes[2].set_title("Right Side Mirrored")
axes[2].axis("off")
plt.tight_layout()
plt.show()
Are there any more detailed guidelines?
Thank you Dave2e for mentioning lunar-package.
So the solution is:
library(tibble)
library(dplyr)
library(lubridate)
mycal <- tibble(datum=(seq(as.Date("2020/01/01"), as.Date("2025/12/31"), "days")))
library(lunar)
mycal %>% mutate(moon=lunar.phase(datum, name=T) %>% as.character())
Now you can access logo because it is a static file which is rendered in HTML (img tag- browser resolves /logo.png to the root). It doesn't need any fetching or parsing but when it comes to react-simple-maps while accessing /topo.json the fetch() fails so it displays an unexpected error, to avoid this try using absolute url ex geography = { new URL('/topo.json', window.location.origin).toString() }, this ensures fetch always reach the path.
@Andrew A's answer is actually correct.
The error I started getting [runtime not ready]: ReferenceError: Property 'document' doesn't exist, js engine: hermes
was caused by React Native styled-components
library. The older versions of this library try to reference the web document
object, which is no longer available in the new architecture.
I had to do an extra step of upgrading styled-components
to version 6.1.18 or superior, which supports Expo53. Also make sure I'm always importing "styled-components/native"
instead of "styled-components
".
Please include the column names inside double quotes. It fixes the column does not exist error.
With some other answers on stackoverflow and with some help from Gemini AI, here's what works.
The python script:
def _start_msys2_terminal(self, next_dir):
win_dir = next_dir.replace('~', os.path.expanduser('~'))
win_dir = win_dir.replace('/', '\\')
os.system(f'cd /d "{win_dir}" & mintty.exe -s 80,42 bash --login -i')
This opens a new MSYS2 shell, with the cols/rows (80,42), runs .bash_profile and .bashrc as expected, and cd's into the given dirctory
So I end up with two terminals. The original one where I ran the function above and a new one with a bash shell at the new directory. This is what I wanted.
e.g. if I run _start_msys2_terminal('~/projects/web/xplat-utils-rb-ut')
, the new terminal shows:
in /c/Users/micro/.bash_profile HOME=/c/Users/micro
in .bashrc
HOME is /c/Users/micro, OSTYPE is cygwin
micro@mypc:~/projects/web/xplat-utils-rb-ut$
Please note, as far as I can tell, the script C:/msys64/msys2_shell.cmd does not have the capability of changing directories and setting mintty geometry. Also note I do not know DOS scripts, commands, etc. very well so it may actually be possible.
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Open the file ./ios/Podfile And add these lines inside your targets (right before the use_react_native line in current react-native:
use_frameworks! :linkage => :static $RNFirebaseAsStaticFramework = true Also, if you have flipper_configuration Then, commented it out, disable flipper at all.
If it still does not work, check all iOS setup steps carefully from the official doc, https://rnfirebase.io/#configure-firebase-with-ios-credentials-react-native--077
Check below podfile: try it once.
Ok found it !
Cmd+Shift+P to get the command palette on my VsCode, then Local History, Find and Restore.
Then, I have a list of all of the files and the date of last edit.
Click on it, click on the date you want.
I did not found a trick to get all of the folder at once, but better than nothing.
To invoke the graph, you should use the key messages
not text
in input:
{"messages": sample_text}
Isn't it
"fluent-ffmpeg"
depreciated ?
I could not like or comment user's answer (user30947624) due to 0 reputation but it works for me. Thanks a lot mate.
import java.util.Scanner;
public class PeopleWeights {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in);
double[] weights = new double[5];
double total = 0.0;
double max = 0.0;
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
System.out.println("Enter weight " + (i + 1) + ": ");
weights[i] = scnr.nextDouble();
total += weights[i];
if (weights[i] > max) {
max = weights[i];
}
}
System.out.println();
System.out.print("You entered: ");
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
System.out.print(weights[i] + " ");
}
double average = total / 5.0;
System.out.println("\nTotal weight: " + total);
System.out.println("Average weight: " + average);
System.out.println("Max weight: " + max);
scnr.close();
return;
}
}
This worked for me: pointing RStudio to the right R version in: Tools -> Global Options -> Basic -> R Version
(thanks to discussion on https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio/issues/11079
As far as I know, the @googlemaps/markerclusterer package does not include code to check if the map has any bounds restrictions and to stay within those when a cluster marker is clicked.
What you can do is in your cluster marker click handler function, check if the location is outside of your boundaries and if so, adjust accordingly.
Other clustering options: https://github.com/bdcoder2/grid_clusterer
If your are using Laravel 12 on MacOS, just move Http and Provider files to your Module base directory.
This has worked for me !
print("\U0001F604")
Gives a đ