I can get the first half simply by using the same seed ie 12345 and generating 150 points, however how do i generate the next 150 points such that they are the same as 151-300 points generated in original sequence? what is the seed that i have to provide, is there a way to calculate that seed value?
I don't think you can do that. Your best bet is to use a different seed for every parallel section: generate 150 points on one machine with one seed, and 150 points with a different seed on the second machine.
Warning: Do not use the same seed in different parallel sections! Doing so will duplicate the work done by another machine and the randomness of your results will decrease.
You could alter your sequential program to change seed after 150 generated points. This way, you could achieve reproducibility between sequential and parallel program.
It would be good to see the pubspec.yaml file and error message to solve this problem. When adding assets to the pubspec.yaml file, you need to make sure that the places you will put are correct, including spaces, it would be good to provide more details to solve the problem.
Do you not need to use AddHostedService. The default template code should work fine
public class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
// Add services to the container.
builder.Services.AddControllers();
var app = builder.Build();
// Configure the HTTP request pipeline.
app.UseAuthorization();
app.MapControllers();
app.Run();
}
}
Why did you make a table with a construction from columns, and not from rows? All you had to do was pass the emit('delete', row.id). And in the parent component, where you store the rawTable reactive data, delete the row by index.
In your case, you need to delete data from the roleColumn, and you will have to go through all the columns and remove the row whose ID you pass. Since the data is reactive, there will be no need to refresh the page, and everything will be updated immediately.
Explaination:
The rootcasue of this error is that the socket is not closed properly. Websocket is still open so when we are executing this class step definition then it won't get the socket when you are closing it and will throw the error. So, just use driver.quit() method and error will be gone.
You have to install OpenBLAS in Windows too. Since you don't have Conda you have to get the official binary packages for your Windows version in the releases section of the GitHub project page.
This link explains how to install. Here are the instructions:
There are separate packages for x86-64 and x86. The zip archive contains the include files, static and shared libraries, as well as configuration files for getting them found via CMake or pkg-config. To use these binaries, create a suitable folder for your OpenBLAS installation and unzip the .zip bundle there (note that you will need to edit the provided openblas.pc and OpenBLASConfig.cmake to reflect the installation path on your computer, as distributed they have "win" or "win64" reflecting the local paths on the system they were built on)
Thanks to the input from @FrankHeikens, i found the random_page_cost parameter. Indeed, lowering that value (to tell postgres its not that expensive to access random parts of the disk) makes postgres use the index.
I found that in my example on my system, for 10M rows, the value needs to be 1.15 or lower.
ALTER TABLESPACE pg_default SET (random_page_cost=1.1);
EXPLAIN ANALYZE SELECT COUNT(*) FROM auction_jsonb_indexed WHERE item->>'author' = 'Author 1';
Aggregate (cost=10906.93..10906.94 rows=1 width=8) (actual time=4.152..4.154 rows=1 loops=1)
-> Bitmap Heap Scan on auction_jsonb_indexed (cost=87.60..10882.00 rows=9970 width=0) (actual time=2.803..3.858 rows=10000 loops=1)
Recheck Cond: ((item ->> 'author'::text) = 'Author 1'::text)
Heap Blocks: exact=10000
-> Bitmap Index Scan on jsonb_author (cost=0.00..85.11 rows=9970 width=0) (actual time=1.465..1.466 rows=10000 loops=1)
Index Cond: ((item ->> 'author'::text) = 'Author 1'::text)
Planning Time: 0.076 ms
Execution Time: 4.271 ms
(Btw: Note that the number of different values in the indexed field also changes the plan. If I create the table with cnt % 10, a slightly different plan is used. It still benefits from the index, but is considerably slower.)
You can’t use git-format-patch(1) as a transport format like git-clone(1) since it doesn’t deal with merge commits. There’s also the missing committer metadata problem.
Use Modularization
If your project is large, consider breaking it into smaller modules. This practice not only reduces the size of generated classes but also improves build times and maintainability.
Review Custom Resource Usage
Custom implementations that dynamically generate a lot of resources can also contribute to this issue. Simplify such logic or use alternative approaches.
By applying these methods, you can effectively address the "Class too large" error and ensure your project is optimized for performance and maintainability. If the issue persists, consider analyzing the APK or AAB using the APK Analyzer in Android Studio to pinpoint oversized classes and resource usage. Read It For More Information!
Pushing from the local repository after converting all the branches can restore up to 95% of the repository. However, historical PR data does not get restored (this happened to me). If you don't need it, then it should be fine. But if you do, you should contact Atlassian support as soon as possible. It took about a week with continuous follow-ups, but the repository was eventually restored.
Verify Digest-Tag Match:
Ensure the digest matches the :latest tag. Run:
bash
Copy code
docker manifest inspect MY_REPO/my-product/development/my_artifact:latest
Pull by Digest Only:
Try pulling without the :latest tag:
bash
Copy code
docker pull MY_REPO/my-product/development/my_artifact@sha256:e911cd696274444426a8da826da75710cf6909e87887b57f929b9fb8741ffa9a
Authenticate:
Ensure you’re logged into the private registry:
bash
Copy code
docker login MY_REPO
Check Registry Support:
Confirm your registry supports digest-based pulls or verify using the API.
Clear Cache:
Pull with --no-cache:
bash
Copy code
docker pull --no-cache MY_REPO/my-product/development/my_artifact@sha256:e911cd696274444426a8da826da75710cf6909e87887b57f929b9fb8741ffa9a
Inspect Permissions:
Ensure you have access to the repository and digest.
To reference to another table, the id referenced must be primary key, and in mysql or mariadb don't use serial but instead use AUTO_INCREMENT if you want the id to be generated
To test it, I opened a sheet more than 60 times. On open, there were running some Google App script code. Each run took around 1 second. In my case, it ran more than 60 times and is still running if I open that particular Google Sheet. I think the execution limit might be like:
Execute it as many times as you want till the app script cumulative run time is not exceeding 90 minutes in a 24 hour time period. 90 minutes means 5400 seconds. To validate it, I can't test the 5400 second limit manually.
Note: I have a free Google account.
Interesting short code by James Black January 14,2013. Just an idea for the given answer;
Line from code quoting:-
"
WriteToFile(pngData, length, "plot.png");
"
Adding a path to where the file is written could make it easier to find, such as "C:\users\myFolder\plot.png".
Or even a path to send this graph image via Bluetooth or email.
(Many of the answers erroneously suggest that this is impossible as a matter of principle — but it's not impossible, as git log --oneline --graph --all shows; git just won't let you do it.)
I encountered the same problem, but I think the only way to do these is just manually create the secret by using GCP UI or gcloud cli.
In the Secret Manager UI, when creating the screct it will ask whether the secret should auto replicated or manually set locations.
This way, we’ll have all the object’s fields initialized at the moment of creation. Final modifiers in fields’ declaration won’t let us change their values in future. To make this object deserializable, we simply need to add a couple of annotations to this constructor:
@JsonCreator(mode = JsonCreator.Mode.PROPERTIES)
public Employee(@JsonProperty("id") long id, @JsonProperty("name") String name) {
this.id = id;
this.name = name;
}
Let’s take a closer look at the annotations we have just added.
First of all, @JsonCreator tells Jackson deserializer to use the designated constructor for deserialization.
There are two modes that can be used as a parameter for this annotation – PROPERTIES and DELEGATING.
PROPERTIES is the most suitable when we declare an all-arguments constructor, while DELEGATING may be useful for single-argument constructors.
After that, we need to annotate each of constructor arguments with @JsonProperty stating the name of the respective property as the annotation value. We should be very careful at this step, as all the property names must match with the ones that we used during serialization.
You need to define main method signature like this public static void main(String[] args) because this is entry point of your program. Also, You can save your .java filename with the same name of defined public class of your source code.
The issue seems to be related to the scrolling mechanism in Flutter Web when running on iOS browsers like Safari and Chrome. Here are some steps you can try to fix the issue:
Change the Renderer:
Make sure you are using the right graphics option in Flutter (like html instead of CanvasKit) to improve compatibility with iOS browsers.
Disable Overscroll:
iOS browsers add an Overscroll effect which can cause issues. You can adjust the scroll settings to disable this effect.
Test the production version:
Sometimes the issues are related to development mode only. Create a production version (flutter build web --release) and test it on your device.
Update the Flutter environment:
Make sure you are using the latest version of Flutter, as updates may contain improvements or fixes for this issue.
Check the performance:
If the issue is related to performance, you can reduce the graphics load through design improvements like reducing the use of complex graphics.
If the issue persists, please share more details about the settings you are using (such as browser type and version)
To solve this problem, you need to check the definition and use of the escape function. Make sure that it is called correctly and that it can handle the incoming string parameters.
In addition, this part of the code coloror =','. Join (data ['color'] for data in product_data) looks like an attempt to concatenate multiple colors into a string.
In general, first focus on checking whether the escape function is used correctly, and then see if there are any errors in the way the parameters associated with it are passed.
This error may appear in the windows system after updating the java version to a newer one. In System Variables, even after updating the java version and deleting all files of the previous version, the path will still point to non-existent files of the old version. Read more here
Stack Overflow, founded in 2008 by Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky, is a popular computer programming question-and-answer site with over 23 million registered users. It offers a secure knowledge-sharing solution for businesses, and in July 2023, generative AI will be integrated into both its public platform and Stack Overflow for Teams.As your legal counsel, I strongly advise reviewing all documentation thoroughly before proceeding.
It’s crucial to ensure compliance with applicable laws to avoid potential liabilities.truck accidents
I tried every solution mentioned here but nothing worked. But what worked for me was that I did the following git configurations
Fire these commands from project terminal
First, check that your dependency configuration is correct. Make sure that when you update the Kotlin version in the toml file, the relevant plug-ins and dependencies are updated correctly.
Second, make sure that your project uses libraries or code structures that are outdated or incompatible with Kotlin 2.0. You need to check all the dependencies in the project to see if you need to update to a version that supports Kotlin 2.0.
In addition, it may also be a problem of building the configuration. Check your Gradle configuration file to make sure there are no missing or incorrect configuration items.
This error is usually caused by a type mismatch.
In your code, the type signature of the defined match function is (Int-> b)-> [Token]-> Either String b1, while the type of matchInt function in the instance is (Int-> b)-> [Token]-> Either String b.
Here b1 and b are treated as different type variables, resulting in a type mismatch error.
To solve this problem, you need to make sure that the type of the match function and the matchInt function are exactly the same, that is, they both use the same type variable b. You may need to check the implementation and type declaration of the function to ensure that they are coordinated and consistent in type.
Thanks to @EdanMaor for the S and cc suggestions, they are helpful. Something that started to make this bearable for me was the <C-f> (control-f) binding in insert mode, which performs the equivalent of == (but with the convenience of insert mode). It's set by default in the indentkeys option.
So if you go into insert mode, start writing and see indent is 0 (cursor indicated by | char):
function main() {
// ...
// ... deeply nested function...
function something() {
console.log("ok");
// Star|ted writing a comment
console.log("after");
}
// ...
}
you can hit <C-f> and it will indent on the spot, even if your cursor is in the middle of the line:
function main() {
// ...
// ... deeply nested function...
function something() {
console.log("ok");
// Star|ted writing a comment
console.log("after");
}
// ...
}
I experimented with this mapping to make it more automatic:
:nnoremap I I<c-f>
It automatically indents the line whenever you insert at the beginning of the line. I'm sure there are ways to make it more seamless.
For the issues with python files, for me it was due to the default python plugin (running neovim v0.9.1). It runs the python#GetIndent() function when pressing == or <C-f>, which doesn't pick up the previous indent you would expect.
I added these few lines to the end of the python#GetIndent() function (right before the default return of -1). It seems to fix the issue, but I'm sure it's broken in some way.
if a:lnum - plnum < 3
if getline(a:lnum) =~ '^\s*def\>'
" dedent if current line is a def (maybe class too?)
return max([indent(plnum) - shiftwidth(), 0])
else
" keep same indent as previous line
return indent(plnum)
endif
endif
The python#GetIndent function is defined in $VIMRUNTIME/autoload/python.vim. If you can't edit it, you can copy the whole file into ~/.config/nvim/after/plugin/python.vim for neovim, and ~/.vim/after/plugin/python.vim for vim, then do the edits there.
References:
:h i_ctrl-f
:h 'indentkeys'
:h 'indentexpr'
https://learnvim.irian.to/customize/vim_runtime
Nice description of how vim indent plugins are implemented. When a python file is detected, vim automatically runs $VIMRUNTIME/indent/python.vim, which refers to a function in $VIMRUNTIME/autoload/python.vim
I think the problem was probably the fact that I was using the replace function wrong, but anyway I have found another way to do this which is to use the copy function.
Blob is primarily a browser-side API for file-like objects and, i guess to handle this, Buffer is the preferred way to handle binary data to persist images in db.
Here what you should do:
Use Buffer instead of Blob for server-side image handling
use the LONGBLOB data type in your table definition.
You should be able to see the values of config_autoTimeSourcesPriority by inspecting the file core/res/res/values/config.xml.
To enable GNSS as a time source, you must set config_enableGnssTimeUpdateService to true and add gnss to the list of sources in config_autoTimeSourcesPriority (these can both be done by modifying the config file mentioned above).
No Google act as proxy for SAML IDP
What Google identity platform does
User Request: The user initiates a request to access an application that is configured to use Google's Identity Platform for authentication.
Google Identity Platform as a Proxy: The Google Identity Platform acts as an intermediary (or proxy) for the authentication process. It is configured to use SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) as the authentication protocol.
Redirect to the SAML Identity Provider (IdP): Based on the SAML configuration, the Google Identity Platform redirects the user to the login page of the specified SAML Identity Provider (IdP) — for example, Microsoft’s identity service.
User Logs In: The user provides their credentials on the SAML IdP’s login page (e.g., Microsoft login), and the IdP authenticates the user.
Return to Identity Platform: After successful authentication, the SAML IdP generates a SAML assertion and redirects the user back to the Identity Platform's specified redirect URL. This is typically a backend service managed by Google.
Token Creation (JWT): The Google backend service receives the SAML assertion artifact, processes it, and creates a JSON Web Token (JWT) that contains the user's authentication details and claims.
Redirect with JWT: The backend service then redirects the user to the original application with the JWT attached. The JWT is used by the application to validate the user's identity and grant access.
In essence, Google’s Identity Platform acts as a middleman that facilitates SAML-based authentication. It redirects the user to the IdP for login, processes the authentication response, and returns a JWT to the application, allowing it to verify the user's identity and provide access to the requested resources.
Worked out the issue. Included a reference to a 32 bit SQLite.Interop.dll. Also, SQLite.Interop.dll was wasn't getting added in the build. Added x64 and x86 folders in teh base of my project. Included x64\SQLite.Interop.dll and x86\SQLite.Interop.dll in my project and setting to always copy for both DLLs fixed the issue. Hope that helps anyone that comes across the same issue. Thanks you everyone for your help and suggestions.
You can use this .NET tool by creating an artifact from JSON documents and then deploy the artifact to an Azure Cosmos DB account, works well with build/release Azure DevOps pipelines: https://github.com/alexanderkozlenko/cotopaxi
It is correct to use raw counts as input for pydeseq2. DESeq2 is designed to handle raw count data. The package models the count data using a negative binomial distribution. TPM and RPKM are normalization methods that are not suitable for input into pydeseq2 for differential expression analysis. The statistical methods in pydeseq2 assume a count - based distribution and handle normalization and other necessary adjustments internally. Using pre - normalized values like TPM or RPKM can disrupt the assumptions of the model and lead to inaccurate results.:)
I use usbipd-winfor sharing locally connected USB devices to other machines, including Hyper-V guests and WSL 2.After that my application can scan serial port in docker
AT+CIPMODE=1
OK
AT+NETOPEN
OK +NETOPEN: 0
AT+CIPOEPN=0,"UDP","1.241.xxx.xxx",45000
ERROR
AT+CIPOEPN=0,"UDP","1.241.xxx.xxx",45000, 25000,-1
ERROR
AT+CIPOEPN=0,"UDP","1.241.xxx.xxx",45000, 20000
CONNECT 115200
Finally I can send AT+CIPOPEN command without error.
I misunderstood syntax of this AT+CIPOPEN command, I missed my local port (ex. 20000 in above command usage)
FYI. +++ is the exit code in transparent mode
Thanks for sharing, this is at least a workaround. We cannot fetch preview_url for all search result at once (would mean about 30 calls per search),but indeed we can fetch the preview_url only if user taps the play button of a song (in that case would be only one extra call). We can show a quick loading animation if the scraping logic doesnt take much time. What overall delay are you experiencing?
Thanks for your reply. I have read in other questions about the issue regarding the distance to the origin point. My problem is that I am importing the model from ACC, and I need to retrieve the issues along with their viewerState. When I set globalOffset: new THREE.Vector3(0, 0, 0), distortion occurs, but the viewerState of the issue works as expected. However, if I remove the globalOffset: new THREE.Vector3(0, 0, 0), the distortion disappears, but the viewerState takes me to a different location than where I saved the issue in ACC.
What would be the best approach to retrieve the issue within the model without causing distortion while also ensuring that the viewerState points to the correct location?
I actually wrote the documentation for how to use the angular language service in neovim.
I think the built in neovim LSP is really bad. I prefer COC. Especially for typescript and likewise.
Here is the URL to the docs, for how to use the angular language service with neovim.
It should also work for vim, although I haven't tested it on vim
El valor _RLIMIT_POSIX_FLAG es un "flag" definido en el encabezado sys/resource.h y generalmente está relacionado con el sistema de límites de recursos en sistemas compatibles con POSIX, como macOS y otros sistemas Unix.
Este "flag" sirve como un indicador para cumplir estrictamente con las especificaciones de POSIX al trabajar con límites de recursos (rlimits).
Cuando este flag se usa, indica que se debe aplicar un comportamiento específico que respete el estándar POSIX.
Esto afecta principalmente funciones relacionadas con la configuración y consulta de los límites de recursos, como getrlimit y setrlimit.
That is C:\Users\user1\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\python312\pythonw.exe "C:\Users\user1\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\python312\Lib\idlelib\idle.pyw"
Can we replace by
C:\Users\user1\anaconda\conda.exe
"C:\Users\user1\anaconda\Lib\idlelib\idle.pyw"
