In python, you can find the intersection of two sets by just taking the bitwise AND of both sets like this: a & b, and it will return a new set with only the elements of both, but it uses the same algorithm.

To redirect users to their specific store after installation, use the store_hash provided in the OAuth callback. After the user installs the app and grants permissions, BigCommerce returns the store_hash in the callback. You can then use to construct the store’s URL and redirect the user to their specific store’s dashboard or any other page, instead of relying on a hardcoded store name. Thanks

Run update then try I just checked, it has no issue.

#bash in.sh

Collecting python-dotenv Downloading python_dotenv-1.0.1-py3-none-any.whl.metadata (23 kB) Downloading python_dotenv-1.0.1-py3-none-any.whl (19 kB) Installing collected packages: python-dotenv Successfully installed python-dotenv-1.0.1 Collecting setuptools Downloading setuptools-75.6.0-py3-none-any.whl.metadata (6.7 kB) Downloading setuptools-75.6.0-py3-none-any.whl (1.2 MB) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1.2/1.2 MB 2.1 MB/s eta 0:00:00 Installing collected packages: setuptools Successfully installed setuptools-75.6.0

create table student( student_ID int identity (1,1) primary key , student_Name nvarchar (15), course_ID nvarchar (15) foreign key , contact int unique , email nvarchar check (@), );

correct this

you can check for this setting in your settings.json file: "git.enableSmartCommit": true

this will help you add commit directly without execute the git add . command

react-native-video library cannot directly play YouTube videos because YouTube URLs are not direct video streams. Instead use a library like react-native-youtube-iframe

You can learn more about it by visiting computerhope.com/jargon/c/currentd.htm this website. Before starting Python, you can try using the "cd" command to change the directory. As for why this directory is set to "C:WINDOWSsystem32" instead of "C:UsersYourUserName", this is the case of the Windows system itself, not a programming problem.

I found an answer here: What is this transpiled code in my react application?

The trick is that I have to set the title in the application, not from the command line or the script. I had to add the line process.title = 'application 1'; to the application code.

I built a tool just for this: https://github-iframe.vercel.app

<iframe
    src="https://github-iframe.vercel.app/ileathan/hubot-mubot/src/mubot.coffee"
    width="100%" height="400px"
    title="ileathan/hubot-mubot/src/mubot.coffee"
></iframe>

To convert a Python dictionary to a C++ std::map, you can use the pybind11 library, which allows for easy interoperability between Python and C++. Below are the steps and a code example to guide you through the process.

Are you able to time inside of the lines?

The most straight forward way might be to download the library and adding timing profile lines to see which part of the process took the longest time.

This How do I profile a Python script? might be helpful for you.

Alright, here’s the play.

You’re trying to manage an escalating system where users upgrade in increments, right? But instead of overcomplicating the structure with redundant product IDs, you focus on controlling the flow. There’s a way to design this so the app manages what’s available, tracks progress, and handles limits seamlessly across devices.

Think about it: the user doesn’t need to see every option upfront, just what’s relevant at the time. And when they reinstall or switch devices, their progress is still there, synced and intact. It’s about using smart thresholds and ensuring every move feels intentional—not scattered.

You already have the tools to make this work. You just need a system that adapts as they level up. Simple, efficient, and completely under your control.

The best way is to introduce a subscription service. Where the user subscribes to a particular product. In this way, you can also keep track of purchases. Using non-consumable, you cannot keep track since the product is only purchased once.

using NationalInstruments.LabVIEW.Interop;
using NationalInstruments.labVIEW.RefnumTypesNational;
NationalInstruments.labVIEW.Refnums.LVBaseRefnum img;

NationalInstruments.LabVIEW.Interop.dll NationalInstruments.labVIEW.RefnumTypes.dll

Creating your custom exception classes is the perfect way to achieve adequate classification of different exceptional situations. You can provide exception information in the form of a set of properties specific to each type of exceptional situation to comprehensively describe a situation.

Also, note that the search for best exception may sometimes give you the required solution but would be pointless in a general case. That is why: no matter what available external or platform API libraries you use, the exception classes defined there are always more abstract and agnostic to the application system you develop. Therefore, you may need your own exception classes, more semantically aware of your specific application field.

const result=str.replace(/\\n|\r/g, " ");// the double back slash did the trick.

Use lib32ncurses6. Package is Updated

Not directly applicable to OP's problem, but I had an error with the same message where I was trying to push to a vector class member from inside a method marked as const. Neither the vector type nor the data I was passing to it had the const modified, which made it very confusing for me. Removing the const modifier from the function fixed the problem for me. (e.g. int MyClass::myFunc() const -> int MyClass::myFunc())

Another option is to use leaflet.js , https://leafletjs.com/

HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. Please review the following URL and make sure that it is spelled correctly.

Try to use openSSL commands to get the cert file and key file from .pfx file below are the commands openssl pkcs12 -in [yourfile.pfx] -nocerts -nodes -out [keyfile.pem] Extract the certificate: openssl pkcs12 -in [yourfile.pfx] -clcerts -nokeys -out [certfile.pem] then try to install on the server and give chmod 775 permissions to the file and backup the previous .cert and .key files and restart the server

https://mmcv.readthedocs.io/zh-cn/latest/get_started/api_reference.html

I think this information will be helpful to you.

print("$(buildir)")

or

import("core.project.config")
print(config.buildir())

Changing ISDATE() to ISERROR(DATEVALUE()) worked for me

=ARRAYFORMULA(ISERROR(DATEVALUE(range))

Example

=ARRAYFORMULA(ISERROR(DATEVALUE(A:A))

Only the maven link is still available here. I assume this will also disappear soon with the new developer version

(assuming it is ok to share this link since it is also mentioned on the official hitachi forums)

What is the purpose of the first backslash used? powershell -Command "Start-Process powershell "-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -NoExit -Command \"cd \"%scriptFolderPath%\"; & \".%powershellScriptFileName%`"`"" -Verb RunAs"

maybe you can try another python version like 3.9 or 3.10 since some dependency for snscrape is no longer available in the latest version

Grade Point Average (GPA) is a numerical representation of a student’s average performance across all their courses. It is a critical component in academic assessments, influencing college admissions, scholarship opportunities, and even job prospects. Understanding how GPA is calculated, converted, and tracked can empower students to make informed decisions about their educational paths.

Importance of GPA Academic Assessment: GPA provides a standardized measure of academic performance. Admissions Tool: Colleges and universities use GPA to evaluate applicants’ academic readiness. Scholarships and Honors: Many scholarships and academic honors have GPA thresholds. Employment Considerations: Some employers consider GPA as part of their hiring criteria, especially for entry-level positions.

https://revisiontown.com/gpa-calculator-2/

For heatmap with ggplot2, I recently developed a ggplot2 extension ggalign by providing advanced tools for aligning and organizing multiple plots, particularly those that automatically reorder observations, such as dendrogram. It offers fine control over layout adjustment and plot annotations, enabling you to create complex, publication-quality visualizations while still using the familiar grammar of ggplot2.

if you are interested, please check it out at https://github.com/Yunuuuu/ggalign!

For documents of the release version, please see https://yunuuuu.github.io/ggalign/, for documents of the development version, please see https://yunuuuu.github.io/ggalign/dev/.

The development version now seamlessly integrates with maftools and supports magick rasterization.

library(ggalign)
ff <- data.frame(
    Var1 = as.factor(c(
        "V1", "V2", "V3", "V4", "V1", "V2", "V3", "V4", "V1",
        "V2", "V3", "V4", "V1", "V2", "V3", "V4"
    )),
    Var2 = as.factor(c(
        "V1", "V1", "V1", "V1", "V2", "V2", "V2", "V2", "V3",
        "V3", "V3", "V3", "V4", "V4", "V4", "V4"
    )),
    value = c(
        NA, 0.1, 0.2, 0.2,
        0.4, NA, 0.3, 0.4,
        0.5, 0.5, NA, 0.3,
        0.2, 0.3, 0.3, NA
    )
)
mat <- tibble::column_to_rownames(
    tidyr::pivot_wider(ff, id_cols = Var1, names_from = Var2),
    "Var1"
)

# the internal will convert the matrix to a long format data frame, 
# and will set limits match your input matrix
ggheatmap(as.matrix(mat), aes(.x, .y), filling = FALSE) +
    geom_raster(aes(fill = value), data = function(d) {
        subset(d, .x > .y)
    }) +
    scale_fill_distiller(palette = "Blues") +
    ggnewscale::new_scale_fill() +
    geom_raster(aes(fill = value), data = function(d) {
        subset(d, .y > .x)
    }) +
    scale_fill_distiller(palette = "Reds")

You could try adding the views dynamically.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IMYGpwuW1I

or just manipulate the visibility of the views.

android:visibility = "Gone" view.setVisibility = View.GONE.

Here is the key: octal.

Yes, I agree with you, it is weird. But… this is what it is. Let's see:

The reason is that in the past (I think, as early as in ECMAScript 3), the leading zero was interpreted as a prefix to indicate an octal number. Later on, to avoid confusion, they decided to ban this form of literal in strict mode and show the syntax error you observed.

The modern octal literal syntax is using the Latin letter ‘o’ (‘O’), so the prefix is ‘0o’ or ‘0O’. Please see, for example, https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Errors/Deprecated_octal_literal.

This is PyXCP library which I want to use to send XCP message: https://github.com/christoph2/pyxcp

It is fixable, no need to panic. Just do a little research on how the Pokemon trainer system works and I am sure you will find the way out.

This happens because the ttkbootstrap Style singleton isn't reset when the window is destroyed, and tries to use the same window that was already destroyed.

You can fix this by setting ttkbootstrap.Style.instance = None before recreating the new window.

If you're using the 32 bit version of PHP make sure you're also using the 32 bit version of Apache.

You can simply use the absolute value of n, then change the sign of the answer based on the original input n.

double myroot(double n, double k)
{
    bool isNegative = n < 0;
    double result = std::pow(abs(n), 1.0 / k);
    
    return isNegative ? result * -1 : result;
}

This happens because the ttkbootstrap Style singleton isn't reset when the window is destroyed, and tries to use the same window that was already destroyed.

You can fix this by setting ttkbootstrap.Style.instance = None before recreating the new window.

This is quite logical, you really cannot catch an exception thrown in a function called asynchronously. One obvious way could be catching it using a await call instead, but it may defeat the purpose of the asynchronous mechanism. For the review of some alternatives, please see this old good Stackoverflow answer.

In back-office, go to Settings and at the bottom of the page, click on "Regenerate assets"

Otherwise, go to Settings, in the top:menu: >Technicals, then >Views. In the view panel add the column:ID (using xStudio) and find the last edited view... then set the customized views as inactive

I am getting the same issue but in my case I am suing the same system for running all the nodes. For now I am using my laptop and the topics are being published but I am still getting the error " [ WARN] [1732588552.042911353]: The stereo_inertial_publisher/stereo/points observation buffer has not been updated for 26.27 seconds, and it should be updated every 0.50 seconds. ostopic hz /stereo_inertial_publisher/stereo/points subscribed to [/stereo_inertial_publisher/stereo/points] average rate: 10.207 min: 0.070s max: 0.148s std dev: 0.02076s window: 10 average rate: 9.986 min: 0.027s max: 0.159s std dev: 0.02828s window: 19 average rate: 9.983 min: 0.027s max: 0.159s std dev: 0.02556s window: 30 average rate: 9.994 min: 0.027s max: 0.159s std dev: 0.02274s window: 40 average rate: 10.005 min: 0.027s max: 0.159s std dev: 0.02161s window: 50

Can you please help me how i figure it out?

In my experience, the CSS suggested in the previous answers won't work across all email clients. The most failsafe way to ensure that long strings (i.e. URL links) will wrap within a container element is to dynamically insert <br> elements into a display version of the string. If a user copy & pastes the URL string into an address bar, the line breaks are ignored.

The following code is in Ampscript, however the principles remain the same for other languages.

VAR @link, @linkDisplay, @linkLen, @linkSegmentNo, @linkSegmentLen, @linkSub
 
SET @linkLen = length(@link)
SET @linkSegmentLen = 52
SET @linkSegmentNo = FormatNumber(subtract(divide(@linkLen, @linkSegmentLen), 0.5), "N0", "en-AU")

FOR @i = 0 TO @linkSegmentNo DO
 SET @linkSub = Substring(@link, Add(Multiply(@i, @linkSegmentLen), 1), @linkSegmentLen)
 SET @linkDisplay= Concat(Concat(@linkBreak, @linkSub), "<br>")
NEXT @i

<a href="@linkURL">@linkDisplay</a>

Where the @link is the original string and @linkDisplay is the string with <br> elements added at a preset segment length (the number of characters to include before adding the line break).

Ordinal Numbers: Ordinal numbers indicate their position in a list, such as 1st or 2nd. Most ordinal numbers end in th, except 1, 2, and 3. •Store the numbers 1 through 9 in a list. •Loop through the list. •Use an if- elif- else chain inside the loop to print the proper ordinal end- ing for each number. Your output should read "1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th", and each result should be on a separate line.

numbers = [] for number in range(1,10): print(number ) if number == 1: print('1st') elif number == 2: print('2nd') elif number == 3: print('3rd') elif number == 4: print('4th') elif number == 5: print('5th') elif number == 6: print('6th') elif number == 7: print('7th') elif number == 8: print('8th') elif number == 9: print('9th') else: print('\nFind the right way to solve this example . ')

When using Selenium and ChromeDriver to automate file downloads, if the file is not downloaded to the specified directory, first make sure that the download path is set correctly in the Selenium script via ChromeOptions.Check that the download settings of the Chrome browser allow automatic downloads.If the problem persists, try looking at the log output of ChromeDriver or consider using a different method to download the file.

If you're still looking for a solution, then you can just directly create the OpenAI Assistant and hook it up to a frontend bot using pmfm.ai!

Here's a video to help

https://youtu.be/nn_6X43kTsc?si=FIehUdp5UjDjIpdg

As a reminder...this wont work if you just paste it into your current code. It has to be at the start, otherwise, redo.

Case is important in python. As stated in the documentation (https://flask-sqlalchemy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/quickstart/) you should write this exact case:

from flask_sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy

(no uppercase in the from part)

Najib Ahmad ziyad 1006711980001 5000

You need to change the path to something Chrome can write to, like /tmp.

Change the XDG env vars to the /tmp folder, for example:

export XDG_DATA_HOME=/tmp/.chromium
export XDG_CONFIG_HOME=/tmp/.chromium
export XDG_CACHE_HOME=/tmp/.chromium

For AI coders:

...ref]:[YOUR-PASSWORD]@aws-0... is the code cursor/copilot generates. You have to replace [YOUR-PASSWORD] with your database password in Supabase database settings.

No need to create another variable in .env

may I ask how this issue was ultimately fixed。

1. Is Elasticsearch an appropriate tool for this use case? Are there better alternatives?

Yes, Elasticsearch is a suitable tool for this use case because of its:

• Fuzzy search capabilities: Elasticsearch supports fuzziness, which can handle typos and minor OCR errors.
• Custom analyzers: These allow tokenizing and normalizing text for flexible matching.
• Scalability: Elasticsearch can handle large datasets and perform searches efficiently.

Alternatives:

• PostgreSQL with Trigram Search or Full-Text Search: Works well for smaller datasets but lacks Elasticsearch's scalability and advanced tokenization.
• Hybrid Approach (Elastic + Vector Search): You could integrate Elasticsearch with vector-based tools like FAISS or Pinecone for semantic matching, particularly if OCR errors significantly alter the text's structure.
• Specialized Address Validation APIs: Some APIs like Loqate or Google Maps provide address validation and corrections but may not offer full control.

2. How can I ensure high recall and precision, given that OCR errors might introduce significant deviations?

To improve both recall and precision:

1. Use Fuzzy Matching: Apply Elasticsearch's fuzziness parameter in match queries. Start with fuzziness levels like 1 or 2 (fuzziness: 2) to allow up to two character changes.
2. Custom Normalizers: Use Elasticsearch analyzers to normalize text. For example:
   • Remove spaces or punctuation inconsistencies.
   • Lowercase all tokens.
3. Token-Based Search: Split addresses into tokens (e.g., State, City, Road Name) and search across multiple fields using a bool query to increase precision.
4. Synonyms and Phonetic Matching:
   • Add synonyms for common variations (e.g., "St." vs. "Street").
   • Use phonetic plugins like Elasticsearch's phonetic analyzer for handling OCR-induced spelling variations (e.g., "Nonhyeon" vs. "Nonhyon").
5. Weighting Fields: Use a multi_match query to assign higher weights to more reliable fields (e.g., State or City) while allowing flexibility for less reliable fields like Road Name or Building Number.

3. Should I use a single combined field (tokens) or search across multiple fields with a bool query?

It’s better to search across multiple fields using a bool query. This approach:

• Improves flexibility: Allows matching partial information (e.g., if only the city and road name are accurate).
• Handles structure better: Each field (State, City, Road Name, etc.) can have its own analyzers and weights.

However, a combined tokens field can complement this setup:

• Use it as a fallback for cases where matching individual fields fails.
• Apply aggressive tokenization (e.g., removing spaces and punctuation) for robust fuzzy matching.

Recommended Setup:

1. Use a bool query for structured fields.
2. Add a secondary should clause for the combined tokens field.

4. Are there specific Elasticsearch settings or plugins that could improve accuracy?

Yes, you can leverage the following:

• Custom Analyzers:
  • Use the nori analyzer for Korean language processing.
  • Apply edge n-grams or shingles for partial matches (e.g., "Nonhy" matching "Nonhyeon").
• Synonym Filters: Define common misspellings, abbreviations, or OCR variations in a synonyms file.
• Phonetic Matching: Use the phonetic analysis plugin to handle OCR errors that result in similar-sounding words.
• Boosting Important Fields: Adjust field weights in queries using boost (e.g., prioritize State and City).
• Fuzziness: Enable fuzziness in match queries for typos, with a fuzziness value of 1–2 depending on your data's error rates.

5. What limitations should I be aware of when using Elasticsearch for approximate searches?

1. Handling High Fuzziness: Higher fuzziness values can lead to irrelevant matches, reducing precision. Carefully balance fuzziness with tokenization and normalization.
2. Tokenization Limitations: If your addresses have inconsistent formats, the standard tokenizers might not work well without customization.
3. Scale of Synonyms: Maintaining large synonyms lists can become unwieldy if there are many variations to address.
4. Inconsistent Address Formats: OCR errors may disrupt the address structure (e.g., swapping fields like City and Road Name), which requires additional preprocessing or a fallback logic.
5. Cost and Maintenance: Elasticsearch requires operational expertise to maintain clusters and manage resource scaling effectively.

please refer for more :

1. How to Use Fuzzy Searches in Elasticsearch
2. Fuzzy query

import { clerkClient } from "@clerk/nextjs/server";

export async function getAllUsers() {
  const response = await clerkClient();
  const users = await response.users.getUserList();
  console.log(users);
}

a mi me funciono de esta forma

You can integrate firebase_crashlytics, when you have any error or exception firebase crashlytic will look like this: image

Now you can see exactly what line in your code caused the errors.

@sobychacko is there a way to customise the LoggingHandler in such case? i.e. setting shouldLogFullMessage to false or logExpression to something minimal? in the binder/binding configuration in application.yaml. cos right now even though the DLQ has been set up and the error-handler-definition is setup, the full payload is written to the logs. do not want to mute the log by setting the log level. just want to reduce the log content.

Jim's answer is probably the "correct" way of doing this so all cases are covered. However, after spending quite some time struggling with LLDB's Python APIs for event handling I stumbled across LLDB's target stop-hook ... command. This can run a Python callback whenever execution pauses, and so covers most of what I want.

Unfortunately, target stop-hook doesn't cover the need for updates as the user manually navigates the stack e.g. using commands like up, down, etc. To deal with this I re-implemented the commands I regularly use: up, down, and f.

My implementation looks roughly like this:

class LLDBStopHandler:
  def __init__(self, _target, _extra_args, _dict):
    pass

  def handle_stop(self, _exe_ctx, _stream):
    MY_STOP_HOOK()
    return True


def lldb_f_command(debugger, command, result, dict):
  debugger.HandleCommand(f'frame select {args}')
  MY_STOP_HOOK()


def lldb_down_command(debugger, command, result, dict):
  frame_id = lldb.debugger.GetSelectedTarget().GetProcess().GetSelectedThread().GetSelectedFrame().GetFrameID()
  debugger.HandleCommand(f'frame select {frame_id - 1}')
  MY_STOP_HOOK()


def lldb_up_command(debugger, command, result, dict):
  frame_id = lldb.debugger.GetSelectedTarget().GetProcess().GetSelectedThread().GetSelectedFrame().GetFrameID()
  debugger.HandleCommand(f'frame select {frame_id + 1}')
  MY_STOP_HOOK()


def __lldb_init_module(debugger, _dict):
    debugger.HandleCommand(f'target stop-hook add -P {__name__}.LLDBStopHandler')
    debugger.HandleCommand(f'command script add -f {__name__}.lldb_f_command f')
    debugger.HandleCommand(f'command script add -f {__name__}.lldb_down_command down')
    debugger.HandleCommand(f'command script add -f {__name__}.lldb_up_command up')

Note the frame command cannot be overridden directly as it's a built-in. I don't tend to use it though. Also the above is missing anything to cover switching threads, and probably some other things I haven't had to worry about yet.

I am so sorry, it's not the fault of the page.content, I mis-use page.onDialog, the code process enter into the dialog listener, I use page.content() to get the html content, it is unresponsive, but it's very strange that the page has no dialog at all. so this question be closed

I see that this question was reposted to https://github.com/shrinerb/shrine/discussions/630 and the Shrine maintainer replied there.

Hopefully this helps others stumbling across this SO post find what they need.

I am having the same problem but uninstalling and reinstalling it did not work for me. :-(

Plese I have the same problem. What is the solution?

If you are limited to Netbeans try to follow the steps taken in response here: AWS SDK on Netbeans -> it seems this link is no longer valid, and cannot find that link anywere. is there anyway to find it? thinks in advance i am having the same problem of this guy and cannot at this point change everything for this situation.

It ended up being my understanding of @track vs @api. @api exposes the variable and @track well, tracks changes. However every time $bindfilters changed it was clearing selectedData also, which didn't help. So a combination of my misunderstanding basically.

Got the same error today. but I am using @prisma/client already.Guess this issue is related to nextjs 15. Can anyone help?

why cant i iog in through the why cant i iog in through the computer bi binance??? computer bi binance???

Glad you solved the problem, I converted it to an answer, please view the solution.

It means that there are two Xcode on your Mac, please remove the Xcode in Downloads folder, and open Xcode, go to Settings->Locations->Command Line Tools, and check if you select the right path.

My setup was a little bit different. I was accessing my Docker account on a remote server within a script. Because of this, even if I used a PAT I was never able to login. Unfortunately the only way I was able to login is by not using 2FA.

Yes, I agree this is terrible practice and I do not encourage it, but if you get creative you can find a way around this without compromising your account.

Ok figured it out. This actualy works, i was testing with an expired device token.

There is a config property in react native video to customize the controls but it doesn't seem to include the captions.

controlsStyles={{
  hidePosition: false,
  hidePlayPause: false,
  hideForward: false,
  hideRewind: false,
  hideNext: false,
  hidePrevious: false,
  hideFullscreen: false,
  hideSeekBar: false,
  hideDuration: false,
  hideNavigationBarOnFullScreenMode: true,
  hideNotificationBarOnFullScreenMode: true,
  hideSettingButton: true,
  seekIncrementMS: 10000,
  liveLabel: "LIVE"
}}

https://docs.thewidlarzgroup.com/react-native-video/component/props#controls

Be aware that there is a LOT of variation in the sizing of Unicode superscript characters. If you are rendering them in a small body font it may be acceptable. However, as the example below shows, I've found that if you need to show superscript characters at any reasonable scale, there's far to much variation for them to be usable.

I hate to say it, but I think the SUP tag remains the most reliable way to do this.

The general way to do this is to use ffmpeg to stream an flv formatted stream to a 3rd party RTMP server, like YouTube Live. Then you can embed the resulting YouTube live stream into the HTML Widget on Thingsboard as an object. I have this working on my end, however, there are some YouTube specific limitations in that if the stream stops, the streaming URL Key changes, so you have to get a new Key from YouTube GUI which is unfortunate because it requires human intervention.

If you are using a virtual environment, ensure that it is activated, the package is installed within the virtual environment, and the interpreter configured in your text editor matches the virtual environment's interpreter.

I saw your solution here and I'm curious how you did implement that? Did you create this the screen to test the webSocket solution or did you call it from a browser?

https://stackoverflow.com/users/5717198/abhijay-kumar

Thank you

I got that same error and it was fixed by running this:

npm install -g expo-cli

My solution was to do this:

npm install -g expo-cli

Does jdbcTemplate.update support a sub select in insert queries?

JDBC Template doesn't care what SQL you use... this is just passed to the database to process - so if your database supports the syntax (which you should try outside java in your database's shell)

What the problem, as @talex points out, is that you are not defining any bind variables in your SQL statement

Change your statement from:

String myInsert = "INSERT INTO myTable(col1, col2, col3,) values( val1, (SELECT thisVal from mySecondTable where myColumn = val2), val3)"

to

String myInsert = "INSERT INTO myTable(col1, col2, col3,) values( ?, (SELECT thisVal from mySecondTable where myColumn = ?), ?)"

This your program should work. See this tutorial: https://www.baeldung.com/spring-jdbc-jdbctemplate#1-basic-queries (many others exist)

I had this same problem when connecting to my staging database from my local rails console, made it nearly unusable. I'm using Mongo 2.21.0 and Mongoid 9.0.3

Worked around it by setting heartbeat_frequency: 10000 (instead of 10) in mongoid.yml

In addition to Joel's suggestion of using a background box, I have also had good results adding a copy of the text with a stroke behind the main text. This automatically adjusts the background to the right size.

import altair as alt
import pandas as pd

# Example data
data = pd.DataFrame({
    'category': ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D'],
    'value': [10, 20, 15, 25]
})

# Base chart with gridlines
chart = alt.Chart(data).mark_bar().encode(
    x='value:Q',
    y=alt.Y('category:N', axis=alt.Axis(grid=True, gridWidth=2, gridColor='darkslategray'))
)

text = alt.Chart(data).mark_text(
    align='left',
    baseline='middle',
    color='black',
    dx=3  # Nudge the text to the right
).encode(
    x='value:Q',
    y='category:N',
    text=alt.Text('value:Q')
)

text_background = text.mark_text(
    align='left',
    baseline='middle',
    stroke='white',
    strokeWidth=5,
    strokeJoin='round',
    dx=3
)

# Combine the charts
final_chart = chart + text_background + text

final_chart

=REPLACE(A1,1,n,"") - where n is the number of chars you want to remove, by @barry houdini is the most elegant method.

You can use MID(string,start,nn) - where nn is larger than the longest string and it will just use the remaining chars, or

MID(string,start,LEN(string) - which grabs the total length of the original string if you want to make sure.

Keep in mind most of these solutions require installing Materials for MkDocs.

you can try to create a new column

Category2 = if('Table'[Category]="","no category",'Table'[Category])

Then add the new category in the legend

here is a workaround for you create two columns in each table

Column = "Table1"
Column = "Table2"

Then combine two tables

Table = UNION(Table1,Table2)

Then create two measures for price

price1 =
MAXX ( FILTER ( 'Table', 'Table'[Column] = "Table1" ), 'Table'[Price] )

price2 =
MAXX ( FILTER ( 'Table', 'Table'[Column] = "Table2" ), 'Table'[Price] )

Thanks to @C3roe for mentioning similar question at here.

I achieved that with following configuration:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^.*/([^/]+)$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI},${product_map:%1|NOT_FOUND} !^([^,]+),(\1|NOT_FOUND)$
RewriteRule ^ - [G,L]

Nowadays, its possible to convert a matrix to a line using the formula TOROW():

=TOROW(A1:C3)

The result will show the items in the following order

A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 B3 C1 C2 C3

You can update the task 24 hours after the assignment. The update resets the timer of "task.system-deleted" will be triggered. For example, if the task was created in "2024-11-20 20PM" and assigned to a worker, if there's no update on it, it'll be finished at "2024-11-21 20PM," but if you update the attributes of the task in "2024-11-21 10PM," it'll be finished just in "2024-11-22 10PM." You can do it until the time of timeout configured to the task.

SOLVED!

The issue that i was having was that it seems like the scaleType that i had selected which 'time' seemd the right choice was not. After switching it to 'point' it solved my issue.

scaleType: 'time' -> scaleType: 'point'

There are more types in the MUI documentation, so if it still not working try out more of them. https://mui.com/x/api/charts/spark-line-chart/

You need to unpivot the table instead of creating a pivot table. Try to use this solution.

You need to transform your table before applying the Unpivot2 macro:

try the following

sudo dnf install -y https://s3.amazonaws.com/session-manager-downloads/plugin/latest/linux_64bit/session-manager-plugin.rpm

var pattern = @"(?<!\\)(\r|\n)";
var replacement = @"\\${0}";

These will work.

Had a similar issue. Switching to 3.12 solved the indentation issue but produced a different error when I tried to re-run a line after I ran the full script.

Switching to the pre-release Python extension on VS Code (PR mentioned here: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/issues/24256#issuecomment-2465711450) fixed everything!

Hi found the answer here:

https://community.auth0.com/t/error-in-nextjs-15/151480

The answer was to upgrade again back to NextJs V15.0.3 following this:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@auth0/nextjs-auth0/v/4.0.0-beta.0

it might sound silly that I downgraded to NextJs 14, but I have been using Auth0 with NextJs for a while using the dynamic API approach and when i downgraded, I compared the package.json with another working project. It seemed like a good idea to take that approach. After posting this and stepping back, i decided to try fixing the errors in NextJs v15 which has a different aproach to the dynamic API approach explained in the link above. Once I had that working, both of my issues were resolved.

1. You haven't provided any details about your home network. It seems likely that your home network sits behind a some kind of device that provides Network Address Translation (NAT) so that devices on your home network are able to access the Internet, even thought your Internet Service Provider (ISP) has only provided you a single, publicly routable IP address. You might refer to this device as your home router, your broadband router, or even your wireless router. It may even be built into the modem that provides you with Internet service.

   If that assumption is correct, you arguably don't need to do anything else. The router is providing NAT service, which precludes explicit attempts by an external entity from initiating contact with any device on on your home network. If that assumption is incorrect, you should clarify the details of your home network environment.

2. I don't have a lot of insight into web servers, but the first thing that comes to mind is that you could look into enabling username/password authentication on the web service as a whole, or for the exposed Django app.

3. Give my assumption about your home router, then in principle you don't need to modify its firewall configuration. You should make sure that it does not have any port forwarding rules enabled, or if it does, those rules are not pointing at your Dango app's listening port.

   That said, you could consider enabling firewall rules on your ubuntu server. You can explicitly allow only local source IP addresses to connect to your server. Last I knew ubuntu uses the ufw firewall tool. Enable it according to this document. This will block almost everything from connecting to your server. You then need to add a rule to allow any connections.

   Then add a rule like sudo ufw allow proto tcp from 192.168.1.0/24 to any port 80 . This assumes your home network is in the network range 192.168.1.0/24, your Dgango is listening on port 80, and uses TCP (save assumption for HTTP and HTTPS). Change the range and the port number per your requirements.

   If you use SSH to connect to your server, you'll need to enable that, as well. (TCP port 22).

4. You could modify your Django instance per this link to enforce allow lists for your application. However, in my opinion, implementing the firewall rule on the ubuntu server is equivalent, and (again, in my opinion) is easier to maintain.

A little late, but in case it helps to anyone:

You can put all your validations in a FormRequest and set the property $stopOnFirstFailure of the FormRequest to true.

class YourFormRequest extends FormRequest
{

    protected $stopOnFirstFailure = true;

    ....
    ....
    ....
}

The issue was that my env file had CRLF line endings. Switching to LF solved the problem.

did you ever figure it out? I am having the same issue.

Hi please share your report so that i can view and test

What happens when you do import pandas outside of the venv i.e. in a regular Python console that uses the global Python interpreter on your computer?

I've had similar issues on a lot of different machines I've worked with. Most of the time it is usually an issue with the virtualenv or that the computer has not added Python to PATH.

I have also encountered this exact issue after upgrading it to .net 8.0 from 6.0.

The error seems to come when trying to send a request from HttpClient, SendAsync/GetAsync/PostAsync and in my case, it is intermittent. It definitely worked on previous .net 6. and no change of code too.

Did you manage to resolve this? Or anybody has solution for this? Thanks.

Answered by Peter Cordes

They're probably counting instruction-fetch: 3 instructions plus a load and a store. Registers aren't memory. Some microarchitectures fetch blocks of machine code in wider chunks (and even decode multiple instructions per cycle in parallel), but those uarches would have an I-cache (or a unified L1 cache on older ARMs). So there'd be 2 data cache accesses (load + store) and one or two I-cache accesses on a high-performance CPU.

I face the same problem and the same frustration

I know this post is after many years, but I have landed in the same situation as you. Do you recollect if you were able to keep the SAP process active even after external connection (OData service call in my case) terminates as a result of time-out ?

Well, if I get it right and “Accessibility” pane in DevTools shows the aria label in the “Computed Properties” → “Name” section, the answer is “1”.