I resolved this issue by adding a space between ServiceType in the RetrieveCounter() method.

Well, just reality... you can't always have the latest data in caches, there's the mechanism of cache miss (vs the cache hits, which are of course more popular, but joking aside...) so a cache asked but not finding something should make it (or you) query the cantral backend and then cache that to update itself.

Is redis or ignite failing for you in that aspect? And what's the actual backend DB and are you perhaps concentrating too much on this one mechanism of caching? There are always multiple ways of optimizing database performance. First off the top of my hat are indexses, materialized views, load balancing, SAN, memory storage engines...

Is there a way to do so?

Indeed there is, although I don't know if it is documented anywhere and how well. Found this here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/discussions/0/154644787621730542/

C:\>set SHIM_MCCOMPAT=0x800000001

C:\>your_program_to_launch.exe

If you replace 0x800000001 with 0x800000000, then this will become equivalent to choosing the “Integrated graphics” item. And an important note: this solution is almost certainly specific to NVIDIA Optimus, so you'll need something different for AMD GPUs.

 def run_proxy(self, addon):
        asyncio.run(self.start_proxy(addon)) 

 async def start_proxy(self, addon):
       
        ...
        await self.proxy.run()
        return self.proxy

I encounter Cannot find module tapable with next and resolved with yarn add -D eslint-import-resolver-typescript

From my experience, every company decides the format for itself. Sometimes it's just enough to rely on REST error codes and return an empty body. Sometimes the team chooses to use their own error codes (and in that case error details can be found in API docs), in my current company we use "message" and "description" json fields in all our APIs but I can't say there is really some standard or best practice.

I use the following Notepad++ command to compile Visual C++:

cmd /k "D:\Programs\VC\VC\Auxiliary\Build\vcvarsall.bat x86 & cd /d $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY) & cl $(FILE_NAME) & $(NAME_PART).exe"

"D:\Programs\VC" should be replaced by the path to Visual Studio Build Tools on your system; the second "VC" and what follows remains. The vcvarsall.bat script with x86 argument (the argument depends on your system) sets the necessary variables and allows the compiler to find its libraries. This script ships with Visual Studio and is adjusted to your system during its installation.

& $(NAME_PART).exe is not necessary, it runs the compiled program.

Note also that I have the directory with cl.exe on PATH.

Changing the lombok version to 1.18.30 resolved my issue. I'm using JDK 17 in my application.

After some reading I found a solution to my issue.

So, if anyone have this trouble :

1. Check if your firewall doesn't blocks ADB incoming connection
2. Call 10.0.2.2:(backend port) instead of localhost or 127.0.0.1 on your frontend. http://10.0.2.2:8000/api/register
3. Be sure to run expo with --tunnel npx expo start --tunnel because your machine and emulator need to be on the same network.

And now it's working.

Others Stackoverflow solutions (that doesn't work for me and multiple devs on the responses) advise to change emulator proxy with 10.0.2.2 or with the machine IP Address.

I found it. We had the WP/Woo cron disabled and enabled the cron in our server less often (There were many server spikes since some WP/Woo cron runs with every page load.). After enabling it again to run through WP/Woo and going to the order edit page, it will then save to the table. sigh.

If the spikes return, we'll need to figure out how to get this table working with the WP/Woo crons running on our server.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/firehose/latest/dev/create-name.html MSK or Kafka is not a destination option in Amazon Data Firehose

Non of these worked for me. Apparently my git had to be updated. For Mac, see this link: https://git-scm.com/downloads/mac

Source: https://help.heroku.com/GJ1XRFT5/fatal-error-pushing-to-heroku-on-macos-with-git-2-39-3-apple-git-146

If you want to develop a Windows UWP App, create a new JavaScript project in Visual Studio Code and start coding. It is preinstalled, since UWP apps have their own browser. I lost the download link for Visual Studio 2017.

ı say sudo apt install openjdk-21-jre-headless but ı didn t know the password

Using LinkedIn-provided example values:

secret = "iDzHQuN810pKNCHi".encode()
code = "f59fcbe0-d2e2-49cc-8c08-0ec02a2b8b0d".encode()
response = hmac.digest(secret, code, "sha256").hex()
correct = "52ff30198b4e72cdc69849b1634d0b0e78f165cee7771a235b6cc825eb10fbd9"
print(response, correct)

Thanks for the tip!

I had to make one small change because my callback path was "/signin-microsoft"

On the RegEx I modified it to the following:

Regex.Replace(context.RedirectUri, "redirect_uri=(.)+%2Fsignin-", "redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.yourcustomdomain.com%2Fsignin-")

Note the "signin-" instead of "signin-oidc"

This is the solution I ended up developing:

For each operation that I want to classify, I take 25 samples and measure the number of relevant operations. For example, I add 25 elements to the middle of an array list and measure how many memory writes occurred each time. Then I look at the relationship between X (1 to 25), Y (operations), delta Y (change in Y), and delta delta Y (change in change in Y).

• If the slope of Y is about 0, then the operation takes constant time: O(1).
• If the slope of Y is increasing, but the slope of delta Y is decreasing, the operation takes logarithmic time: O(lg(n)).
• If the slope of Y is increasing, but the slope of delta Y is about 0, the operation takes linear time: O(n).
• If the slope of Y is increasing and the slope of delta Y is increasing, but the slope of delta delta Y is decreasing, the operation takes log linear time: O(n*lg(n)).
• If the slope of Y is increasing and the slope of delta Y in increasing, and the slope of delta delta Y is about 0, the operation takes quadratic time: O(n^2).
• Other cases are just classified as unknown.

For example:

Memory writes when adding an element to the middle of an array list:
+----+----+---------+---------+
|  x |  y |      dy |     ddy |
+----+----+---------+---------+
|  1 |  1 |         |         |
|  2 |  2 |   1.000 |         |
|  3 |  2 |   0.000 |  -1.000 |
|  4 |  3 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
|  5 |  3 |   0.000 |  -1.000 |
|  6 |  4 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
|  7 |  4 |   0.000 |  -1.000 |
|  8 |  5 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
|  9 | 13 |   8.000 |   7.000 |
| 10 |  6 |  -7.000 | -15.000 |
| 11 |  6 |   0.000 |   7.000 |
| 12 |  7 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
| 13 |  7 |   0.000 |  -1.000 |
| 14 |  8 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
| 15 |  8 |   0.000 |  -1.000 |
| 16 |  9 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
| 17 | 25 |  16.000 |  15.000 |
| 18 | 10 | -15.000 | -31.000 |
| 19 | 10 |   0.000 |  15.000 |
| 20 | 11 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
| 21 | 11 |   0.000 |  -1.000 |
| 22 | 12 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
| 23 | 12 |   0.000 |  -1.000 |
| 24 | 13 |   1.000 |   1.000 |
| 25 | 13 |   0.000 |  -1.000 |
+----+----+---------+---------+
slope of y = 0.525 (increasing)
slope of dy = -0.026 (about constant)
slope of ddy = 0.000 (about constant)
category: O(n)

The only parameter that has to be tuned in this approach is what it means for slope to be "about 0." I have to use different values for different data structures and algorithms. For example, all of my tests with various lists use a value of +-0.05, meaning that slopes between 0.05 and -0.05 are considered a slope of "about 0." For trees, I had to use 0.03, and for hashmaps I had to use 0.2.

Obviously this method is not perfect. As others have pointed out, asymptotic complexity is a theoretical problem, not an empirical one.

However, I was able to successfully unit test the performance of most common operations on common data structures. For example, I can show that insert, find, and remove from array lists and linked lists all have the right linear or constant time performance. I've also tested binary search trees, AVL trees, hash maps, binary heaps, adjacency list and adjacency matrix graphs, disjoint set forests, minimum spanning tree algorithms, and sorting algorithms (though this method proved very brittle for sorting).

This method also works when the theoretical performance relies on amortized analysis. For example, adding to the end of an array list still shows constant time performance even when the array needs to be periodically re-allocated. Same for re-hashing hashtables, though I had to raise the bounds for what counts as "about 0" for the slope quite a bit for it to work properly.

Hope this approach helps somebody else!

Any update on adding proxy in camel uri?

Looks like I needed to set publishWebProjects: true

I know this is kinda old, but this page address that and other common questions on this topic. https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/wiki/MongoDB#executing-javascript

You have a trailing comma on the third line from the bottom that shouldn’t be there

While checking the SDK Documentation in detail for the same purpose. I noticed that the WebSDK based on Javascript can only be used for Enrollment. Not for verification. Attached the specific portion from the SDK Document.

From the Documentation

You can do

colMeans(type.convert(test, as.is = TRUE))

 Fruits - Apples Fruits - Oranges Fruits - Bananas 
             2.5              4.0              4.0 

What do we gain from replicating?

The solution was to use a node, instead of a stage.

def stagesMap = [:]
for (int i = 1; i < 3; i++) {
    stagesMap[testName] = {
        node('nodeNameOrLabel') { //use node here instead of stage.
            script {
                someFunctionCall()
            }
        }
    }
}
parallel stagesMap

Based on Eran Zimmerman Gonen answer:
what about this flow graph:
G=(V,E), s.t V={s,a,b,c,t}, E={(s,a),(a,b),(b,c),(c,t)}.
the capacity of all edges is 1, so as the flow.
s-(1/1)->a-(1/1)->b-(1/1)->c-(1/1)->t
So, based on the residual graph, I have a min-cut S={s}.
Starting from t I am getting S'={t,c,d,a}.
Looking at 7th label, V/S' = {s} = S which means I have only one min-cut, but I have many more: S={s}, S'={s,a}, S''={s,a,b}, S''' = {s,a,b,c}

Checkout this project. This project has more or less everything implemented in from the original eshoponcontainers project.

https://github.com/harshaghanta/springboot-eshopOnContainers

WinDbg now supports the [SetThreadDescription][1] API, which is the new-ish properly supported way to name threads. See this for details: https://stackoverflow.com/a/43787005/434413

go to the Linux terminal and enter the command:

curl -X POST "https://api.telegram.org/botBOT_TOKEN/setMyDescription" -d "description="

if your token is 12345:slslwoks;lskdfowksaf

then the team will be:

curl -X POST "https://api.telegram.org/bot12345:slslwoks;lskdfowksaf/setMyDescription" -d "description="

Ok, caching works by adding

# Add browser caching headers
add_header Cache-Control "public, max-age=31536000, immutable";
add_header Pragma "public";

# Set an Expires header for older browsers
expires 1y;

I handled the issue guys. I am explaning it so others may use it.

"First, Kapt has been deprecated and replaced with KSP. When adding KSP, the documentation on developers.google.com alone won't suffice. It will result in unknown reference warnings for KSP. You need to add the following lines sequentially to both build.gradle(app) and build.gradle(Project) files. However, it's crucial that the version 1.9.24-1.0.20 in build.gradle(Project) is compatible with your Kotlin version. First, determine your Kotlin version, then find the suitable version on the KSP GitHub page and adjust accordingly. Note: The version number here; 1.9.24 indicate your kotlin version, 1.0.20 indicate Ksp version.

You can check compatible kotlin-ksp versions here -> Ksp Github -> [https://github.com/google/ksp/releases][1]

plugins {//build.gradle(app)
id("com.google.devtools.ksp")
 
plugins {//build.gradle(Project)
 id("com.google.devtools.ksp") version "1.9.24-1.0.20" apply false

Starting with python 3.11, use StrEnum instead.

Python 3.11 introduced a breaking change to enums, where the string representation changed from 'value' to 'EnumName.value'.

Adding pluginManagement within settings.gradle was success for me.

Thanks Vasanth Subramanian

If any of you come from Project IDX and see this, i think the best solution for tunnel to be working is using this command line :

npx expo install @expo/ngrok

How make the previous answer to work with multiple attributes ?

You do need to use Publish, but you need to set the Deployment mode, in the Publish, screen after clicking Show all settings, to Self-contained and under File publish options: enable Produce single file and enable ReadyToRun compilation

I faced the same problem. Are you using EAS to build?

I thought it was part of api deprecation listed on there changelog page . But weird thing is its working in their UI and for other objective.

BTW did you find any workaround for it?

Look at the Plot3D library, for example Plot3D.Examples.Surfaces.SurfaceDemo.

Put as the first line of code in your main() function:

if(glfwPlatformSupported(GLFW_PLATFORM_WAYLAND)) glfwInitHint(GLFW_PLATFORM, GLFW_PLATFORM_WAYLAND);

use quotes:

mvn test -Dtest='OuterClass$InnerClass#test'

I would say verify your python environments in vscode. It will be displayed in the bottom-left corner of the window. This will show you the list of all the python interpreters installed on your system. So just make sure you are using the correct python interpreter - meaning using python interpreter from the same environment where you installed your library.

I never see a proper modern answer for this question. In React native simply put

const scrollRef = useRef(null as FlatList<item> | null);

(replace 'item' with the type of item you are using for your array data)

Then in flatlist put:

        ref={(ref) => {
            scrollRef.current = ref;
        }}

After that it is simple to use a ref:

scrollref?.current?.scrollToEnd(); //for example

To use the Material-UI package in your Catalyst application, kindly navigate to your client directory and run the following commands:

npm install @mui/material 
npm install @emotion/react
npm install @emotion/styled

Then, try to test your application using the “catalyst serve” command.

Compiler -> Annotation Processors -> Obtain processors from project classpath.

Simply navigate to your .m2 folder -> repository -> projectlombok -> org -> projectlombok -> lombok -> (delete any 'unknown' version if present).

This should automatically set your lombok classpath to the pom.xml version.

Otherwise, you can manually specify the jar from Compiler -> Annotation Processors -> process path.

It should work after that; if not, invalidate the cache and try again once.

PHP 7.3+ now has a fpm_get_status() which returns an array of status information, including the summary.

See https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fpm-get-status.php

I've been able to develop a workaround for this issue using the following line of code

self.webdriver.command_executor._client_config._timeout = 10000

With that being said, I recognize that it's not proper to access the '_timeout' variable directly (which is an element of the "ClientConfig" class in Selenium. I would welcome any thoughts on how to correctly implement this fix. Revised code below:

from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
import time, glob, os, zipfile
from url_destinations import url_destinations

target_data = url_destinations["OTP"]

# Selenium Code to Initiate Download
chrome_options = webdriver.ChromeOptions()

prefs = {"download.default_directory": r"C:\Users\<hidden>\data\downloads"}
chrome_options.add_experimental_option("detach", True)
chrome_options.add_experimental_option("prefs", prefs)

driver = webdriver.Chrome(options=chrome_options)
self.webdriver.command_executor._client_config._timeout = 10000

latest_data = driver.find_element(By.ID, value="lblLatest").text

for val in target_data["Check Options"]:
    selected_item = driver.find_element(By.ID,value=val)
    selected_item.click()

# Wait for Download to Complete
while len(glob.glob(prefs["download.default_directory"]+"\*.tmp")) > 0:
    time.sleep(0.5)

I encountered the same issue. I purchased a Twilio phone number to use with the WhatsApp Cloud API but couldn't receive the verification code via SMS. To solve this, I set up a function in Twilio to forward calls to my physical cellphone.

On Meta's website, I selected the phone call option as the verification method, received the call on my physical cellphone, and was finally able to verify my Twilio phone number.

I followed this Twilio guide to setup the proxy function on Twilio: https://www.twilio.com/en-us/blog/protect-phone-number-proxying-twilio-phone-numbers-twilio-voice-twilio-functions

I completely forgot about how Python's memory management system works, I'm used to JIT compiling. The real reason was just that Python had loaded in all of the data. Thanks to @Barmar.

I combined creating the key from safari on iPhone + changing network and it worked for me

It's a bit strange, but you have to first set in the constructor to make internal changes in StaveNote: const note = new Vex.Flow.StaveNote({keys: ["c/4"], duration: "q", dots: 1 }

And after you have to add a modifier to display the dot: note.addModifier(new Dot())

Try including /swagger.json in the permitAll, swagger-ui.html loads the open api definition from there. (look into the browser logs to see what url is answering Http 401, that's the one triggering the password prompt

The problem was that I didn't set the FIFO threshold register bits for the RX FULL interrupt. After doing that, the interrupt started to fire, and the interrupt RX Full bit at Raw Interrupt Register was getting set.

This was the needed line:

// UART_RXFIFO_FULL_THRHD 0-6 bits
  config_1_uart |= (rx_thershold << 0);

Yes, you should issue a new refresh token every time the client requests a new access token. This process, known as refresh token rotation, enhances security by preventing token reuse attacks. If a refresh token is compromised, an attacker won’t be able to use it once a new token has been issued and the old one has been invalidated. This approach ensures that only the latest refresh token remains valid, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

To properly implement refresh token rotation, you should invalidate the old refresh token whenever a new one is issued. This can be done by storing refresh tokens in a database and marking them as expired upon rotation. Additionally, refresh tokens should be stored securely on the client side, such as in HTTP-only cookies (for web apps) or secure storage (for mobile apps). Monitoring token refresh events can also help detect suspicious activities, such as attempts to use an old refresh token.

Best practices include using short-lived access tokens (e.g., 15 minutes) and longer-lived refresh tokens (e.g., 7 days), but rotating them with every refresh request. Implementing rate limiting can prevent abuse, while keeping a denylist of revoked tokens ensures they cannot be reused. Some alternatives to full rotation include sliding expiration, where the refresh token's validity is extended upon each use, and opaque tokens, which are stored in a database rather than using JWTs. However, refresh token rotation remains one of the most secure and widely recommended approaches.

As mentioned in the docs, you can avoid this behavior by adding modal={false} prop to MenuItems. Like so:

<MenuItems modal={false}></MenuItems>

It will disable scroll locking, focus trapping, and making other elements inert.

Unexpert opinion here after fiddling around with your code and chatgpt.

For your particular setup, there is some difference in the .columns between the data frames.

>>> df.columns
Index(['ds', 'y'], dtype='object')
>>> ld.columns  # lululemon_data
MultiIndex([('ds',     ''),
            ( 'y', 'LULU')],
           names=['Price', 'Ticker'])

I am not sure what the exact difference is, but it's probably used by yfinance to differentiate between multiple tickers. From the documentation for yfinance.download,

multi_level_index: bool

Optional. Always return a MultiIndex DataFrame? Default is True

I toggled multi_level_index to False, which seems to fix your code.

lululemon_data = yf.download(ticker, start='2007-07-27', multi_level_index=False)  # Lululemon IPO date

For other cases where getting the underlying library cannot output an applicable type, maybe this thread can help to flatten a MultiIndex.

You are right that this is an optimisation which breaks in this case. Passing the compiler flag -fno-assume-unique-vtables will disable it.

F# 9 now allows returning bool from partial active patterns so here's another way of writing the same thing:

let (|GET|_|) x = x = HttpMethod.Get

let (|POST|_|) x = x = HttpMethod.Post

let m method =
    match request.Method with
    | GET -> "GET"
    | POST -> "POST"
    | _ -> ""

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/whats-new/fsharp-9#partial-active-patterns-can-return-bool-instead-of-unit-option

This is an old question with some good answers but every once in a while, I run into this issue and these little reminders about setting PostDeploy, etc. do nothing.

One thing I've seen in my experience is that there is, in fact, a syntax error but it's not obvious because it's invisible. VS and other file compare software (i.e. Beyond Compare) do not seem to see the invisible UTF-8 byte-order mark (BOM). Reference here.

Here is Beyond Compare showing a file compare after I removed the BOM.

Here is the BOM, before removal, displaying in SublimeText.

Removing the BOM that was accidentally added from one of my scripts fixed my build issue.

At the moment, OpenID Connect is only available on the Scaleup plan. If that is the case, please reach out to the support team.

I ran across this error, and the problem was that I simply had not actually deployed the lambda function.

You should use the Credential Manager API for authentication and the Authorization Client API for authorization requests (Migration Guide).

If you are making authorization requests and using the Authorization Client API, you can get the auth code by calling the getServerAuthCode() method of the AuthorizationResult.

This is the recommended approach that does not require specifying a redirect URI.

Why not use vsprintf and have a logic to see whether the return bytes are more or less than the buffer size?

thanks for helping me, i think X-Accel-Redirect can do the job.

Jellyfin has a plugin that detects intros and outros and another plugin that writes edl files.

looking at the API for the Doughnut chart and its Ring series, it looks there is no such property so this cannot be easily achieved. This is something that the Dev team should expose as a property (like the one for the Pie Chart - textStyle) where you can actually set a style to the text/label.

It seems your secondary table MRS_CON_HIST_CAR does not exist

It turns out I was using an incompatible version of pangres. After upgrading to pangres version 4.2.1, this error was fixed.

The original question is saying that "telephone" is type of iPhone?? Isn't it the other way around?

Why do you need to store the type name? If special phone types are Classes that inherit from base class Phone, then the name of the Class indicates the type?

Try making the Canvas a Child Object in the Object Hierarchy. The NPC being the Parent Object.

Here's how to do it with the V2 version of AHK:

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

; Alt + I for Up Arrow
Alt & i:: {
    Send("{Up}")
}

; Alt + J for Left Arrow
Alt & j:: {
    Send("{Left}")
}

; Alt + K for Down Arrow
Alt & k:: {
    Send("{Down}")
}

; Alt + L for Right Arrow
Alt & l:: {
    Send("{Right}")
}

Bro did you get the solution regarding this error Error (Xcode): Framework 'Flutter' not found

Error (Xcode): Linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

Could not build the application for the simulator. Error launching application on iPhone 16 Pro Max. if yes than please help me asap

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Annotation over the class or the affected constants works great:

@SuppressWarnings(value = "DeclarationOrder")

Where DeclarationOrder is checkstyle module name

Thanks @LeGEC for suggesting using git gui, amending changes there solved the problem.

Use https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-size-matters for better scaling for font sizes in react native apps.

The Easy way that works for me is to run it as Administrator, just right click on Anaconda app and run it as Admin, that will solve the issue.

I went the wrong way, shouldn't use launchWebAuthFlow here, set host_permissions in manifest file can access cookie of the website, then can reuse the auth process in my website.

are you running artisan commands with a supervisor or crons? are you stopping the commands after running them or they keep running like if you are running php artisan queue:work pass --stop-when-empty flag to stop the command However need more description on your question to give a exact answer

Next time, must pay more attention when reading the docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/tutorials/web-api-help-pages-using-swagger?view=aspnetcore-8.0#securing-swagger-ui-endpoints

So this warning also suggests that you should not add "use client" to every client component, but only those boundaries that are directly used in server components.

In my case, I've to remove "use client" from child component resolves the error

Source

We have exactly the same problem. What was your solution in the end?

Greetings from Switzerland

Thomas

The *.VC.db files are Intellisense-generated garbage that definitely doesn't need to be committed to the Git repository.

First, since it seems like you already committed these huge files to your local Git repo, you need to fully purge them from your Git history. See this related answer to accomplish that.

After purging, you will want to force-push your newly purged branch to Github, to effectively purge Github as well.

Next, for an Unreal Engine project, make sure you set up .gitattributes and .gitignore correctly. See for example this Github repo which has some good settings that work for most UE projects:

https://github.com/XistGG/UE5-Git-Init

The .gitignore there explicitly includes a ton of stuff you DO NOT want in your UE5 Git repositories, including Intellisense-generated *.VC.db files.

Kevin Nelson's Answer Re: $string = preg_replace('/[^[:print:]]/', '', $string);

Is a PHENOMENAL and easier solution. I had encountered a UTF-8 No Break space after almost 10 years of never having seen that character.

Instead of working hard to black list new characters a simple white listing from Kevin Nelson was a life saver ! (This is confirmed to work on PHP 8.1)

1. Go to the Catalog Tree panel on the left. Right-click on the database schema you want to modify, and then select Edit Schema.

2. You can then change your database name using the name field.

3. Don't forget to press the Rename References button

Tested in Microsoft Workbench 8.0.40

when triggering health check, did you verify that the phone number used for health check is the one with matching public key?

Each phone number can have different public key, so if there are multiple phone numbers with public key, different key might be used.

Maybe this answer can help. https://stackoverflow.com/a/789025/20488960 Probably, you need to remove the -lib prefix and replace it with -l in the .pro file.

If that doesn't work, you can post your .pro file, and the full name of the file to give more details.

the first part, 136852235401 is the project number. you can use this number to select your project in Google console

I successfully resolved a similar issue where I needed to redact all the tokens in my logs. Thanks to @zamentali's answer, I used a regex, and it worked perfectly:

processors:
  transform/redact_sensitive_info:
    error_mode: ignore
    log_statements:
    - context: log
      statements:
      - replace_pattern(body, "token\\=[^\\s]*(\\s?)", "token=REDACTED")
      - replace_pattern(attributes["message"], "token\\=[^\\s]*(\\s?)", "token=REDACTED")

service:
  pipelines:
    logs:
      receivers: [xyz]
      processors: [transform/redact_sensitive_info, xyz]
      exporters: [xyz]

This error is fixed by adding xxd-native to your DEPENDS in the u-boot recipe.

This was already answered in the comments so credit to @Volviq for discovering this.

thats okay to be used but you can use Arceus x blox fruit scripts to Execute scripts into the Roblox Games which is super cool and highly Recommended for Any kind of scripts execution and to unlcok the pro features

register.html:

{% extends 'users/base.html' %}

{% block title %}Регистрация{% endblock %}

{% block content %}
<h1>Регистрация</h1>
<form method="post">
    {% csrf_token %}
    {% for f in form %}
    <div class="form-error">
        {# Отображаем только ошибки, не связанные с обязательностью поля #}
        {% for error in f.errors %}
            {% if error != "Обязательное поле." %}  {# Или другое сообщение по умолчанию #}
                {{ error }}
            {% endif %}
        {% endfor %}
    </div>
    <p><label class="form-label" for="{{ f.id_for_label }}">{{ f.label }} </label>{{ f }}</p>
    {% endfor %}
    <p><button type="submit">Регистрация</button></p>
</form>
{% endblock %}

we simply filter errors in html for required fields and if the condition is met we do not show the error

It is a setting in chrome developer tools, just unset it.

It looks like an Exception happened when trying to execute the following code:

pdb.set_trace()
loss, acc, bsz = model(batch["eq_tokens"], batch["wd_tokens"], batch["tgt_processed_tokens"], args.label_smoothing)

which caused loss to be set to None as per your line 265:

loss = acc = bsz = None

Hence, when you tried to call loss.item(), your code raises an exception as loss is None.

As to why you get this Exception, you should try to output the trace of the error when you catch it in line 264.

Please also note that calling tensor.item() during the forward pass is considered bad practice because it will cause unnecessary CPU/GPU transfers and slow down the training loop. Consider using tensor.detach() and/or a proper metric tracker like the ones provided by torchmetrics.

I solved my issue by following the steps described in this StackOverflow question (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79314545/how-to-change-the-language-in-primeng-version-19#:~:text=How%20can%20I%20do%20this%20in%20Angular%2FPrimeng%2019%3F,needs%20this.primeNGConfig.setTranslation%28localeFr%29%3B%20%2F%2F%20French%20%2F%2F%20this.primeNGConfig.setTranslation%28localeEs%29%3B%20%2F%2F%20Spanish), which focuses on PrimeNG 19.0. Here's what I did:

• Install primelocale npm i primelocale
• Imported Italian translation in my app.config import { it } from 'primelocale/it.json';

Final code setup

import { it } from 'primelocale/it.json';
//...other imports


export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = {
  providers: [
    //some global providers
   providePrimeNG({
      ripple: true,
      translation: it,
      theme: {
        preset: MyBeautifulPreset,
        options: {
          prefix: 'p',
          darkModeSelector: 'system',
          cssLayer: false,
        },
      },
    }),
    ...other providers...
 ]

And my date picker component:

<p-datepicker
    formControlName="minDate"
    inputId="minDate"
    showIcon
    inline
    [maxDate]="maxDate"
    [showButtonBar]="true"
  />

useTransition causes 2 re-renders.

https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/24269

I was facing the same problem, and in my case the issue was that I wasn't taking the first "urgent" re-render for switching isPending to true into account.

Here's a good article that explains this in details

Liquibase already supports JSON along with SQL, XML, and YAML. Here's a doc to help you get started with JSON: https://docs.liquibase.com/start/get-started/liquibase-json.html

If you're specifically looking for rollbacks, here's an example using JSON: https://docs.liquibase.com/commands/rollback/rollback.html#json_example_custom_generic

You can definitely create your own solution, but I would recommend against creating bespoke tools that already have established open-source alternatives with active communities.

I suggest you use only one plt.show() at the end of all plotting commands. So your code should look like this:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt 
plt.plot([1,2,3,4,5]) 

plt.plot([2,2,2,2,2]) 
plt.show()

The simplest solution would be to pass in your parameters as:

sol_2 = solve_ivp(Morris_Lecar2,(0, 1000), (-20, 1, 0.001), 
                  args= morris_lecar2_defaults().values())

Go to gradle.properties and add the below line, and all set!

org.gradle.jvmargs=--add-opens jdk.compiler/com.sun.tools.javac.main=ALL-UNNAMED

I had the same issue. Add a color to it.
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