Do you want to check only for contiguous triplets of the form (a, b, b)? Based on your example, that doesn't seem to be the case. Then, you can just count the number of unique values and repeated values and multiply them.
You no longer need to do npx tailwindcss init -p according to tailwindcss v4 docs. Link: how to config it with vite
If you still wanna use npx tailwindcss init -p then you have to install v3 by using npm install -D tailwind@3, then you can proceed with npx tailwindcss init -p. Link: tailwindcss v3 docs installation guide
He buddy, I'm try to fine-tune llama3.2:1b, 3b and llama3.1:8b and I have that same max_seq_length 2048 for all models but after fine-tuning the model context lenght will not be limited to 2048, I think!. I'm having some great problems in fine-tuning.
Sequence length:
This is the specific length of the input you provide to the model, which can be shorter than the model's overall context length.
Context length:
This is the maximum amount of text (in tokens) that the model can process and reference when generating an output, representing its ability to remember and understand the broader context of a conversation or document.
Beacon transmitters can only keep going so long as the app that creates the keeps running in the background. If the app stops for some reason (the operating system kills it, the app crashes, the user force quits it) the transmission will stop.
The most likely cause of the problem you report is that the operating system is killing the app for some reason. Motorola devices are usually pretty faithful to open-source Android, so it is a bit surprising that Motorola devices are doing this. On a Pixel 7a, I often see beacon transmitters running for many days at a time without stopping.
There are many techniques BeaconScope (and other apps) use to keep running in the background: (1. Broadcast Intents, 2. ForegroundService, 3. Job Service). The latest 1.5 version of the app uses 1 and 2, but not 3. I added this to version 1.5.2 of BeaconScope just now and sent that for review in the Google Play Store. This should be available in a couple of days, and it may improve things by restarting the app within 15 minutes if it is ever killed by the operating system.
If you would like to help troubleshoot why your phone is killing the app, so I can make this more robust, I can give you instructions to do one of two things (1) Use Android debugging tools to get an app log - this requires installing Android dev tools (2) Sending a bug report - this requires performing a procedure on your phone within 60 seconds of when the transmission stops. Let me know if you can help with either of these and I will share instructions.
I was getting the same error. As a workaround, I did File.Copy() to copy to a new file, then uploaded that. Seems AWS library wants exclusive access. I don't have control over other processes accessing the file, perhaps they are not cleaning up properly.
I think the load_dotenv function fetches the environment variable's cached value. It can be resolved by enabling an override prop in the load_dotenv function.
using this you can fetch the correct value whenever it is updated in the correct order, I think this will help(taken from the docs of python dotenv - https://pypi.org/project/python-dotenv/) -
You can find the data in the SAP client, in Users, there is the login account and the BIND with Active Directory, I always used bind ( adname\account_id ), check if the user has permissions to access the Service Layer and the base name is correct.
@kai-pham , Did you manage to solve the issue, I am having similar problem with converting pcm16 audio to g711ulaw rtp stream. I have tried various combination with little success.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Did you manage to solve the
I ended up finding the solution to my problem, if someone else is having the same problem with the "IP not being whitelisted" even though it is. And if you tried changing the DNS to 8.8.8.8, turning off your vpn, creating new outbound and inbound rules for port 27017, and still you can't find the solution.
Check your node version and make sure is updated, that was the mistake i was making, i checked mongoose version, express and mongodb versions and everything looked good.
It was the node update.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): can't find the solution
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2): can't find the solution
finally I find this modification can print multiple font size
...
WebSettings wSettings = myWebView.getSettings();
String st = editText2.getText().toString();
st = st.replaceAll("\n", "<br>");
myWebView.loadDataWithBaseURL("file:///android_asset/", st, "text/html", "UTF-8", null);
wSettings.setTextZoom((int)(editText2.getTextSize()*2));//You can change 2 to the multiple you want
...
Since you define the _id as non-nullable, it will always generate the id with an empty string "".
The solution is to make it optional, hence String?, and remove the default value.
Replit does not use Apache, so it ignores .htaccess files. To implement custom routing, you need to handle the incoming URLs in your PHP code by inspecting the request path (for example with $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']) and then deciding which script or content to serve based on that. This means you should manage your rewrites and routing logic directly within index.php or another script instead of relying on .htaccess.
This error in Azure Pronunciation Assessment typically indicates an issue with the configuration or the way the speech context is being set up. Here are a few common reasons and potential solutions:
Incorrect Configuration:
Ensure that the configuration parameters for the pronunciation assessment are correctly set. Double-check the settings for PronunciationAssessmentConfig and make sure they match the expected format.
Version Compatibility:
Verify that you are using a compatible version of the Azure Speech SDK. Sometimes, using an outdated version can cause deserialization issues1.
Audio Format:
Ensure that the audio format of the input file is supported by the service. The service typically supports WAV files with a sample rate of 16 kHz3.
Subscription Key and Region: Make sure that your subscription key and service region are correctly set in your configuration. Incorrect credentials can lead to errors.
Error Handling:
Implement robust error handling in your code to catch and diagnose issues more effectively.
Gitlab creates one pipeline per commit/tag in git. But for this, the commit needs to have a gitlab-ci file defined.
If your old commit does not have the file, is not possible to run a pipeline directly.
One posible solution could be to create a new branch starting from the old commit you want to run in a pipeline, and add one commit in this branch with the gitlab-ci file. This should create a pipeline with the code in your old commit.
I think the problem is there is not enough memory in the system for an array so big. Try with smaller values. If you need to manage so big array, you will need a new algorithm, or get more ram. According to the message, 4 GB are required just for this variable b.
Integer(4) use less memory space, half than integer(8), so this could be the reason it works with integer(4).
You are Trying to install the Rstudio that is incompatible with your MAC
so refer again to the CRAN and select the correct download for the ARM Architecture.
If you still Persist the Issue
I suggest you to use the web version of Rstudio that is Posit Cloud that has different versions of R installed choose among them as you need and it default provides about 1.5 GB of Execution memory enough to run medium memory intensive tasks.
Trop compliqué à comprendre, je voulais adhérer à Prolog Power , mais vue les commentaires j'hésite à me prononcer, il faudrait une explication plus simple à mettre en place pour pouvoir utiliser ces 5 ingrédients merci
Important iPad apps running in macOS cannot use the AVFoundation Capture classes. These apps should instead use UIImagePickerController for photo and video capture.
-> echo "hello" | wl-copy
Failed to connect to a Wayland server: No such file or directory
Note: WAYLAND_DISPLAY is set to wayland-0*
Note: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is set to /run/user/1000
Please check whether /run/user/1000/wayland-0* socket exists and is accessible.
-> ls -l /run/user/1000/wayland-0*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Jan 25 21:29 '/run/user/1000/wayland-0*' -> '/mnt/wslg/runtime-dir/wayland-0*'
I cannot understand why the WSLg provided wayland compositor socket file(wayland-0*) is a symlink to some other file that does not exist?
I am using arch wsl (the latest) with zsh and unable to make wayland work.
I have checked for a weston process using ps aux | grep weston to check if it is running...it is not
Also is the file supposed to be owned by root and not like i can see for my other files?...(sorry if this is a dumb question)
How do i get rid of this error and make my wl-copy wl-paste work ?
It turns out that only old version of Alert Triggers includes the top 10 results.
It took a bit of effort to prove it out, but it is possible to deploy an Alert Trigger using the 2018-06 api through the portal - the Top 10 Results section was present.
In our case our Terraform scripts were also targeting the legacy api, which added to the confusion.
I wouldn't recommend to use the legacy api though...
For some reason I had to do it by re-attaching the database, and specify the new name in the Attach As field inside the Attach Databases dialogue.
Why does this happen?
Looking at the log from my case, I suspect the problem to be caused by MySQL Workbench calling wbcopytables.exe with the argument --table {YOUR_DATABASE_NAME}, which in my case it used --table {C:\DATABASES\db.mdf}. It seems to be copying the source database name directly into the terminal.
In Tailwind v4, you use the @theme directive to define your default custom properties (CSS variables) and the @variant directive to modify them based on themes like dark. For dark mode, Tailwind automatically applies the dark variant if the dark class is present on the root element. You no longer manually toggle CSS with .dark inside your CSS file; instead, use these directives to handle it.
Maybe not the nicer way of doing this, but I add an random ID key to new object in array, so when the array change and call a rerender, <Item key={obj.ID}...> block the rerender of existing Components.
The same has been occuring to me for sometime (6months). I thought it was because i was using Moodle Bitnami, since it was not the same experience on xampp.
I now find the issue to be downloader extension installed on my browser, after using another browser with the same phpmyadmin it stopped auto convertion to .htm and it is now downloading as .sql
The biggest problems I have encountered with this type of situations are caused by the coordinate that contains the version with which the dependency is being verified, I recommend that you look for the most recent version that is compatible with the project, sometimes when you look for this dependency it may not be available com.android.tools.build:gradle:x.x.x and sometimes the functionality is not what you require, so you have to increase the version number.
AFAIK Visual Studio doesn’t provide an option to change the default access modifier for methods generated by the IDE (e.g., through code generation or refactoring tools). By default, it uses internal for new methods in C# because that aligns with the language's conventions.
If the file is stored in a cloud like OneDrive or Sharepoint, you need to add those sites as Trusted Sites under Internet Options as described in my video tutorial.
The reason you're not seeing distinct path components returned from the resolve method of the FileSystemDirectoryHandle in Chrome for Android is because Android uses content URIs for paths, which are opaque identifiers. These content URIs don't follow the typical hierarchical file path structure with separators like /dir/subdir/file.txt. Instead, they are represented as something like content://authority/path1.
This difference in path representation means that the resolve method doesn't return the expected array of directory names1.
I came here for the exact same question/problem like initially asked for.
But didn't try anything before, so having default configs/setup (networks) on my mac.
Thank you very much for your first answer, helped a lot for further understanding.
But as you described like it should work out of the box here:
Docker provides a network address translation (NAT) mechanism, so
containers that make outbound calls mostly look like they're calling
from the host system, and generally can reach all of the same places
the host system can.
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- 0:00:30 --:--:-- 0
curl: (28) Connection timed out after 10003 milliseconds
Yes, you may use all sort of ways such as GNU parallel, & operator, etc, to run P4 command in parallel, with your own risk of hitting weird issue if their verification is somewhere overlapped.
Does p4 verify -q //... check all files, including submitted files(archive files), shelved files, files in the unload depot, and
files in the archive depot(archived files)? What commands should I run
to ensure that I check every single file?
No, p4 verify -q //... does not check all files in all scenarios. Here's what it covers:
Submitted files (archive files): Yes, it verifies the MD5 checksum and/or file size of submitted files present in the depot.
Shelved files: No, p4 verify does not verify shelved files. Shelved files are not part of the verification process.
Files in the unload depot: No, files in the unload depot (e.g., files from unloaded workspaces) are not verified by default.
Files in the archive depot: Yes, archived files (e.g., files moved to the archive depot using p4 archive) are verified.
Could you clarify the scenarios for using the -s parameter? My understanding is that the -s verifies both the file size and the MD5
checksum, while without it, it only verifies the MD5. Is that correct?
Your statement is correct.
For when to use -s, Some examples might be, say, if you suspect file size issues or if you want a stronger verification process that checks both file content (MD5) and size.
When users submit files, is the file's MD5 automatically generated and saved on the server？ And what is the -u option used for in p4
verify?
Yes, when a user submits a file to the Perforce server, the server automatically computes an MD5 checksum for the file and stores it in the metadata database. This checksum is later used for verification during commands like p4 verify.
In simple situations, use document.body.replace() method (or the odfdo-replace script). However, as mentioned before, if the text to change is mangled in several <span> tags, a deeper analysis is required.
If you're switching to TailwindCSS v4.0 from using safelist in v.3.4.17 make sure to pass class names to elements generated by loops as the full class name and not through concatentation. As @Karson mentioned, pass in the full string "bg-darkgreen hover:bg-hdarkgreen" instead of using bg-${color} hover:bg-h${color}.
STATIC_URL = '///en/static/'
Replace and with the actual values.
Configure Django's STATIC_ROOT
In your settings.py:
Python
STATIC_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'staticfiles')
This is where Django will collect all static files during the collectstatic management command.
Configure Apache to Serve Static Files
Create a new .htaccess file in your :
Apache
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^static/(.*)$ //static/$1 [L]
Replace with the absolute path to your project's root directory. This rule will redirect requests for static files to the appropriate location in your filesystem.
Collect Static Files
Run the following command in your terminal:
Bash
python manage.py collectstatic
This will collect all static files from your apps' static directories and place them in the STATIC_ROOT directory.
Restart Apache
Restart your Apache server to apply the changes.
Explanation:
STATIC_URL: This setting tells Django the URL prefix for all your static files. Since you're running Django in a subdirectory, you need to include the subdirectory in the URL.
STATIC_ROOT: This setting defines the absolute path where Django will collect and serve static files.
Apache Configuration: The .htaccess file redirects requests for static files to the correct location on your server.
collectstatic: This command gathers all static files from your apps and places them in the STATIC_ROOT directory, making them accessible to Apache.
Important Notes:
Security: For production environments, consider using a dedicated static file server like Nginx or a CDN for better performance and security.
Debug Mode: If you're in debug mode, Django will serve static files directly from your apps' static directories. The above configuration is primarily for production environments.
Permissions: Ensure that Apache has the necessary permissions to read and serve files from the STATIC_ROOT directory.
By following these steps, you should be able to successfully serve static files from your Django application running in a subdirectory under Apache.
Hey what worked for me was using the sandbox and adding target users. Make sure you have target users in the sandbox settings. Here's a useful article here
So! I have it figured out... Kinda? So I figured that my choice was architecturally wrong - if there's not a clear cut technical solution, probably something to be improved on the architecture side of things.
What I've done is created a separate endpoint for uploading files, that returns the UUID of the file in the response. I will upload all files associated with that JSON object BEFORE sending the main body, attaching the UUIDs of the files in the JSON fields appropriate.
Not the approach I intended, but this keeps the code cleaner overall. Thanks!
With syntax git branch-diff <arg1> <arg2> <more args>. The 1st argument represents the master branch, which the branch in the 2nd argument split off at some point. Further arguments are passed to the diff.
class A1
{
public void F1<T>(T t) where T : struct { throw new NotImplementedException(); }
public void F1<T>(T t) where T : class { throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}
and the core question would be why doesn't compiler treat generic for structs and generic for class as different param types. I guess there is no logical explanation, it just doesn't.
or am I missing something?
I found an article which shows a way of doing what I need, albeit the code is a bit verbose and uses the data-theme attribute instead of a CSS class, but it works as a charm:
While the keyCode attribute has been deprecated, the code attribute behaves similarly. The key attribute may help in the given usecase, as it will give you the character according to the keyboard layout.
Specifically look at the table keyCode values of each browser's keydown event caused by printable keys in standard position (punctuations in US layout), where it is documented that a backslash can either map to code 220 or 221 depending on your browser, keyboard layout and operating system.
As this behavior seems exceedingly confusing, i would suggest just using the key attribute.
function test(e) {
e = e || window.e;
var keyCode = e.which || e.code;
alert(keyCode +' -> '+ e.key);
}
If you are using a US-keyboard layout, pressing backslash should produce "220 -> \"
select
e.id,
e.name,
rights #> cast("right" as text[]) as allow
from
emodels e,
lateral (select 'media' as subfolder) subfolder,
lateral (select '{library,'||(subfolder::text)||'}' as "right") "right"
None of above commands working for me :(
PS C:\Users> sudo -H pip install jupyter
sudo : The term 'sudo' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or
if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
PS C:\Users> install jupyter
install : The term 'install' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the
name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
PS C:\Users> pip install jupyter
pip : The term 'pip' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if
a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
The issue you're encountering is likely due to the primary key constraint on the Roles entity. In your Roles entity, the userId field is defined as the primary key, this means that each userId can only have one entry in the roles table, which is why only one role is being inserted. To allow multiple roles for a single user, you need to define a composite primary key that includes both the userId and another field.
Flask is not intended for production, instead you should use something like FastAPI when deploying for production. The deployment process depends on what kind of setup your company has. If your company uses Kubernetes a typical scenario would be to have you code in a git repo where you create a docker image, and then reference that image in you Kubernetes app deployment file.
Update: After spending multiple days on it I found a solution. By adding min-w-max it suddenly worked and the boxes kept the width and the scroll was like it was expected.
