Maybe alternatively, you could flatten the multi loop into a single one going over all required combinations.
For the program of Answer 1, that could look like:
Thanks to kmdreko in the comments. It turns out that it isn't something you can do in Rust, however it was enough to constraint a single parameter type to the traits I needed. Now my quantity module has no actual mention of Quantity<D,U,V> while still operating on them.
Here's what it looks like :
#[derive(Debug)]
pub struct ParsedValue<L>
where
L: FromStr + Debug + DefaultUnit,
{
pub raw: String,
pub parsed: L,
}
impl<L> ParsedValue<L>
where
L: FromStr + Debug + DefaultUnit,
<L as FromStr>::Err: Debug,
{
// Constructor to create a new ParsedValue
pub fn new(raw: &str) -> Result<Self, ParseError<L>> {
if let Some(captures) = HAS_UNIT_RE.captures(raw) {
let _is_reference = captures.get(1).is_some();
let raw = format!(
"{} {}",
captures[2].to_string(),
if let Some(unit) = captures.get(3) {
unit.as_str()
} else {
L::DEFAULT_UNIT
}
);
// Parse the string into L, or handle failure
let parsed = raw
.parse::<L>()
.map_err(|e| ParseError::UnrecognizedQuantity(e))?;
Ok(ParsedValue {
raw: raw.to_string(),
parsed,
})
} else {
Err(ParseError::InvalidQuantityFormat(raw.to_string()))
}
}
}
use uom::si::f64 as si;
pub trait DefaultUnit {
const DEFAULT_UNIT: &str;
}
/// Length (default: kilometers, since distances in geoscience are often measured in km)
pub type Length = ParsedValue<si::Length>;
impl DefaultUnit for si::Length {
const DEFAULT_UNIT: &str = "km";
}
#[derive(Debug)]
pub enum ParseError<T> where T: FromStr, <T as FromStr>::Err: Debug {
InvalidQuantityFormat(String),
UnrecognizedQuantity(<T as FromStr>::Err)
}
use ParseError::*;
impl<T> Display for ParseError<T> where T: FromStr, <T as FromStr>::Err: Debug {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
write!(
f,
"{}",
match self {
InvalidQuantityFormat(s) => format!("Invalid Quantity Format : {}", s),
UnrecognizedQuantity(s) => format!("Unrecognized quantity : '{s:?}'. Check the unit and value.")
}
)
}
}
impl<T> std::error::Error for ParseError<T> where T: FromStr+Debug, <T as FromStr>::Err: Debug {
}
The problem with the audio output quality in your application may stem from several factors. Let's break down the possible reasons and suggest solutions:
Voice Settings Configuration
The voice_settings parameters you’re using in the Eleven Labs API can be a significant factor affecting the quality of the generated speech. Here's a closer look:
Stability: A lower stability value (e.g., 0.35) may cause the voice to sound unnatural or robotic, as it reduces the coherence of the speech synthesis. You can try increasing this value to something around 0.7 or 0.8 for a more stable and natural-sounding voice.
Similarity Boost: A value of 0.85 is quite high and may result in a synthetic-sounding voice. Lowering it to around 0.5 or 0.6 might make the voice sound more human-like.
Style: A value of 0.55 is a reasonable middle ground, but you can experiment with values like 0.7 to improve expressiveness and tone.
Suggested settings:
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"voice_settings": {
"stability": 0.75,
"similarity_boost": 0.6,
"style": 0.7
}
2. Quality of the Text-to-Speech (TTS) Model
It’s important to ensure that you're using the most appropriate voice model for Turkish language support. If Eleven Labs' API supports Turkish but the voice model you’ve selected doesn’t handle it well, it can result in poor quality.
Model Choice: Some TTS models are optimized for different languages and accents. If the voice model you're using doesn’t support Turkish well, it may sound less clear or more distorted.
Suggested Action: Look into Eleven Labs' documentation or their API to check if they offer a model with a better Turkish language output. If not, you might consider other alternatives like:
Google Cloud Text-to-Speech: Offers high-quality, multilingual voices with robust language support, including Turkish.
Azure Speech Services: Another good option with a variety of high-quality voices in Turkish.
ResponsiveVoice: Also supports Turkish and is known for producing reasonably natural-sounding speech.
3. Audio File Quality and Format
MP3 Compression: MP3 files are lossy, which could degrade the sound quality. You could try outputting the audio in a higher-quality format like WAV to see if the quality improves, especially for complex languages like Turkish.
Sampling Rate: Ensure that the pygame.mixer.init() is properly configured with a high enough sampling rate (like 44100 Hz), as low rates can cause poor audio fidelity.
4. Network Latency or API Limitations
If there’s significant network latency or the API is throttling the requests, this can also affect the quality of the audio response. Ensure that the response time from the Eleven Labs API is not introducing issues.
Consider checking if the optimize_streaming_latency parameter in your querystring is suitable for your needs. You might experiment with different values to see if this helps improve the quality.
5. Audio Playback Setup in Pygame
Ensure that your Pygame mixer is set up correctly to handle the audio file without distortion. You can experiment with different mixer settings or playback configurations.
Example:
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pygame.mixer.init(frequency=44100, size=-16, channels=2)
6. Alternative TTS APIs for Turkish Language
If the Eleven Labs API doesn't provide satisfactory results, here are some alternative models that support Turkish and may produce better results:
Google Cloud Text-to-Speech: Supports Turkish, and you can choose from a wide range of high-quality voices. The voices are natural and customizable.
Azure Speech Services: Microsoft Azure provides robust support for Turkish voices with high clarity and natural intonation.
ResponsiveVoice: This API offers both free and premium options for Turkish speech synthesis, and it has received positive reviews for sound quality.
Final Suggestions:
Experiment with Eleven Labs voice settings: Adjust parameters like stability, similarity_boost, and style to find the right balance.
Use a different TTS service: Try switching to Google Cloud or Azure for better Turkish language support and clearer speech synthesis.
Audio Format and Quality: Consider testing WAV output instead of MP3 for higher fidelity.
Improve Pygame audio setup: Experiment with different pygame.mixer configurations and ensure the sampling rate is set to 44100 Hz or higher.
By addressing these areas, you should be able to improve the quality of the audio output significantly.
I think I got the solution :)
Please give me a response if it is a bette way to do it.
Here is the delete method:
# DELETE INCOME
# ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
def deleteIncome(self):
model = self.ui.tbl_income.model()
rows = sorted(set(index.row() for index in
self.ui.tbl_income.selectedIndexes()))
print(rows)
for row in rows:
print(f'Row {row} is selected')
del_row = model.index(row, 0).row() #
#, model.removeRow(del_row)
dbc().deleteIncome(del_row)
self.incomeViewSearch()
You cant use both the singular and plural properties in the same resource block. You can always provide a singular value in the plural property as a single item in the array object
Sometimes (mostly now) deeplinks are normal https or https, you just need to check if url launcher can launch, if not, just launch in your inappwebview.
I have the same problem in one of my apps and I solve it by a flag.
private bool isClosingConfirmed = false;
private void Main_FormClosing(object sender, FormClosingEventArgs e)
{
if (!isClosingConfirmed)
{
if (MessageBox.Show("Are you sure you want to close the
application?", "Exit Confirmation",
MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) ==
DialogResult.Yes)
{
isClosingConfirmed = true; // Set flag to prevent re-entry
Application.Exit(); // Close the application
}
else
{
e.Cancel = true; // Prevent form from closing
}
}
}
Elevenlabs has changed a lot in the last 5 months.
Maybe you are not using it according to the new version.
Personally, I generally use its API in my own projects, compared to its library.
Please go to "*https://elevenlabs.io/docs/api-reference/overview*" and check what you have done.
I hope I helped.
I have done it in Visual Studio 2022 > Project Properties > Configuration Properties > Linker > Input > Additional Dependencies > Add Shell32.lib and rebuild code. It should work.
as Steve mentioned above, we might not know kernel's business
but looking further at close syscall docs (close(2)) we can see:
If fd is the last file descriptor referring to the underlying open
file description (see open(2)), the resources associated with the open
file description are freed;
Please verify file system permissions by ensuring the Spark application has necessary read and write permissions for the target directory. Also verify the file system configuration in your Spark application, especially for distributed file systems like HDFS.
Check if the target directory has enough free space to accommodate the data being written.
It's possible that _thread.lock is actually a method instead of a regular class object. pickle didn't pickle methods, last I checked. However, dill does. You might try using dill instead of pickle and see if it works.
If you're on Ubuntu, you can install it with sudo apt-get install python3-dill.
I have the same question but the items repeated with a different number of times, determined by the next column. I have tried the formula: =VSTACK(BYROW(B3:B6,LAMBDA(x,TOCOL(IF(SEQUENCE(,OFFSET(x,,1)),x))))) but it didn't work. I attached a photo here for your reference. Please help me out with this. Thank you very much
where should i code? at views.py or at the html file?
In the view, definitely. A template is only meant for rendering logic, so presenting the data you already retrieved in a nice way. The view is responsible to retrieve the data or update data.
In devices connected in Debug Mode, FCM's OnNewToken() and OnMessageReceived() were called successfully, but in the Release Mode app, they were not invoked.
This is because, starting from .NET 7.x, unused code is trimmed during the build process due to the use of the linker. FCM Firebase relies on dynamic linking and calls functions later when events occur. However, during compilation, the linker considers these functions unnecessary and removes them to optimize the app.
Although there isn't an exact solution yet, you can resolve this issue by adding the following settings to your .csproj file. Add or modify the following within the section:
This disables trimming during deployment, ensuring that dynamically called Firebase functions are retained. However, keep in mind that the size of the deployed app will increase as it won't be optimized.
The issue for me was that I was NOT sourcing the .zshrc file. Doing it again and restarting the terminal seemed to work for me (in macOS Sequoia 15.1).
Thanks for all the help, I will mark the question as resolved.
According to the error your mac uses z shell which has file .zshrc for environment variables. Begin by identifying the directory where Java is installed on your Mac. Typically, Java resides in the ‘/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/’ directory. Open terminal and follow these steps -
Open .zshrc in vim editor
vim ~/.zshrc
Press Insert or i (insert mode)
Paste the java path — —
for instance if I what find taget how I will get and I need more understanding about this app so that I can be able to participate on it please help me out that is I want to know more about it
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): help me
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): I need
Blacklisted phrase (1): I want to know
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): please help me
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I want
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2): help me out
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I what find taget how I will get and I need more understanding about this app so that I can be able to participate on it please
I had similar case where the path length was simply too long for NETOmniDriver-NET40.dll. Perhaps one of the component used just doesn't handle long paths.
I don't know if this is very helpful but i know a website called playit.gg that does something similar. Couldn't set it up to use for my python code tho.
If your 2D Unity game character suddenly stops as if hitting an invisible object, the issue may be collider-related. For instance, your character's collider might be interacting with small gaps or unintended colliders in your level design. Check for overlapping or misaligned colliders and adjust the physics layers.
Another possibility is a script bug causing velocity to reset unexpectedly. If you're implementing mechanics like in Brawl Stars, ensure your dash or movement scripts don’t accidentally stop momentum. We have faced same issues in this game due scrips conflict.
Optimize your Rigidbody2D settings—like friction or collision detection—to prevent unwanted behavior. Debugging the scene view while testing can help identify hidden obstacles.
I looked up what the difference between "reverse and "reversed" is and it seems reversed always returns a read-only result....since I don't ever write to the results I get from this function - I instead copy them, it seems that this code will work well for me.
Ensure R's Encoding Is Set Correctly
You can specify the encoding that R should use for character input and output. The most common encoding for characters in the terminal is UTF-8. You can check and set the encoding in R as follows:
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Check current encoding
Sys.getlocale()
Set the locale to UTF-8 (this works for most systems)
Sys.setlocale("LC_CTYPE", "en_US.UTF-8")
2. Check Your Terminal’s Encoding
Ensure that the terminal where you're running R supports Unicode and is set to display characters correctly. For example:
In Linux, the terminal typically uses UTF-8 by default, but you may need to configure it manually.
In Windows, make sure your console supports Unicode characters (you might want to use RStudio or Windows Terminal, which supports UTF-8 more effectively).
In macOS, the default terminal also uses UTF-8.
You can try setting the terminal's encoding to UTF-8 by running:
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chcp 65001 # For Windows command prompt to set UTF-8
3. Printing Unicode Characters Directly
If you're working with characters like ° (degree symbol), you can print them directly using their Unicode escape sequences. For example:
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Example printing the degree symbol
cat("\u00B0") # Prints the degree symbol (°)
Or simply use the character:
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cat("The temperature is 25°C\n") # Prints "The temperature is 25°C"
4. Saving to Files with Correct Encoding
If you're saving output to a file, ensure that the file is being written with the correct encoding. For example, when writing to a text file:
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writeLines("The temperature is 25°C", "output.txt", useBytes = TRUE)
Make sure the file is saved with UTF-8 encoding, which most modern text editors support.
Inspect the Unicode Representation
If you're still seeing the Unicode escape sequence like <U+00B0>, it might be because R is printing the internal encoding representation rather than the character itself. You can inspect the character as follows:
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charToRaw("\u00B0")
This will show the raw byte sequence of the character.
By ensuring proper encoding both in R and in your terminal, you should be able to see the actual characters instead of their Unicode escape sequences.
Nothing beats the performance of this naive implementation:
export const toHex = (array: Uint8Array) => {
let result = "";
for (const value of array) {
result += value.toString(16).padStart(2, "0");
}
return result;
};
Today I messed up on my jenkins server in RBAC so I went to /var/lib/jenkins/config.xml file and reverted changes as I mistakenly added developer role for overall and reverted back to admin
before doing changes in config file stop the server
systemctl stop jenkins
Your Chrome browser probably updated and now has a different version than Chromedriver. If this is the case then you have to download the chromedriver for the new version of the Chrome browser.
Also the undetected_chromedriver may not work with the new version of Chromedriver.
Anyway this package DOES NOT hide your IP address, your ip may be blocked. Check if you can access the store webpage in your browser.
Yes, GitHub Pages will allow you to host such an application.
Only to use React you will need to set up multiple entry points and possibly modify the build.
In general, you need to change its structure and page transitions correctly to avoid using the limitations associated with dynamic routes.
I know this question is generally for git, and this question already got answered for git. but I assume some of the users seeing this question are GitHub users so I will add my tip here:
One easy way I found to be somewhat quick and helpful if you use GitHub, is to use GitHub desktop app to see if merging branches will have some conflicts before merge. If you try to merge branches with the GitHub desktop app, it will tell you if there are conflicts BEFORE the merge. It won't tell you how much and in which files though, but in some cases (for me at least) this will be suffice.
Just try to merge and one step before the merge itself it will prompt you that there will be conflicts (it will also tell you if there won't be any conflicts which might be helpful too in some cases)
The !findWidgetVisible seems to be new and it throws a wrench in the works. I get the point that ALT-A means something in the global Find/Replace widget as well as in the search viewlet. But it creates a lot of funny behavior because sometimes Alt+A works and sometimes it doesn't. Surely the fact that I just opened the search viewlet should mean that I am using it and not the global Find/Replace widget.
Yes, it is possible to host a multi-page React application on GitHub Pages. GitHub Pages can serve static files for any type of web application, including a multi-page application. However, you need to ensure that the routing for your application is set up correctly, as GitHub Pages uses the URL structure to serve files. This typically means you will have to manage your routes either by using hash-based routing (using HashRouter) or configure your application to handle routing properly in a way that aligns with how GitHub Pages serves the files. Make sure that your build process generates a unique HTML file for each route in your MPA.
for gcp secret:
you can encode the json in base64 and add it in secret manager. after you get the secret in your function and decode from base64 in runtime.
(long opération for each runtime)
in github secret:
you can encode too but décode only in ci:cd or github secret provide you a file solution well you write directly the json without base64 step. ( work on gitlab not sûre for the file in github)
I've followed @CoastalB and its worked but the problem is it's take some delay to get index. so I've used two separate listener (animate and tap) for get index.
The current code is implemented with GetX, but you can easily apply this approach with stateful widget:
class GenerateController extends GetxController with GetSingleTickerProviderStateMixin {
late TabController tabController;
RxInt activeTabIndex = 0.obs;
@override
void onInit() {
super.onInit();
tabController = TabController(vsync: this, length: 2);
tabController.addListener(_onTabIndexChanged);
tabController.animation?.addListener(_onTabAnimation);
}
void _onTabIndexChanged() {
// Fires at the end of tab change animation
activeTabIndex.value = tabController.animation!.value.round();
print("Tab index finalized: ${tabController.index}");
}
void _onTabAnimation() {
// Fires during the animation
activeTabIndex.value = tabController.animation!.value.round();
}
@override
void onClose() {
tabController.dispose();
super.onClose();
}
}
I was exposing port 7000 of cassandra to 0.0.0.0:9042 . I needed to map port 9042 of cassandra to 0.0.0.0:9042 . As cassandra's CQL client connections listens to port 9042.
Just in case this may help someone: I put a bogus password on my VPN settings in my jamf configuration profile and it fixed my issue. I'm running Mac OS 14.7.1 and was getting the error that the VPN Service could not be created.
In my case I was pushing a Netskope VPN configuration with Jamf Pro by following the instructions at "https://docs.netskope.com/en/jamf/#approve-vpn-popup-for-app-proxy-1". Based on my research, the issue seems to always be related to a profile misconfiguration. Additionally, VPN profiles now require a password in order to apply. The password can be anything you want as it's not necessarily used.
Make sure that the ..\ui\extension folder exists in the components directory of your Next.js project. If it does not exist, create it and then run the following command: npx @shadx/cli add carousel. It will work
Title: Type created with keyof cannot be used to index the type it was created from
Body:
I’m trying to write a utility function in TypeScript to access properties inside an object. Specifically, I want the function to:
1. Take an object (of a known structure) as the first argument.
2. Take the name of a property within data (from the object’s type) as the second argument.
3. Return the value of that property, with TypeScript correctly inferring the type of the returned value.
What you've already setup is a worker account, with multiple regions, so keep everything you have there.
The question is asking you to more or less setup an Organization in AWS (see details https://docs.aws.amazon.com/organizations/latest/userguide/orgs_tutorials_basic.html)
Within the organisation you can create accounts, under organizational units, that exist only for particular workloads or environments. The above link describes this in far more detail, so there's not much value summarising it.
With regards to your specific requirement:
Account Management - I would say they are looking for you to setup a 'landing' account where the SSO occurs. This account exists for this purpose of managing policies and users, generally backed by something like Azure or similar.
Security and Compliance - These accounts maintain security services like Guard Duty for all the accounts within the Organization. Some workplaces also forward all cloudwatch, VPC logs and cloudtrail logs to this account for parsing/scanning/compliance reasons
Cloud Run uses Docker containers, but it does not support Docker Compose. If you're relying on that docker compose yaml to wire up your containers, it's not going to work. If you want to use a yaml file to store your service configuration, Cloud Run uses a Knative service as its native Yaml format.
Cloud Run also doesn't support disks, so unless you want to have a very slow database serving off of a GCS storage bucket or a very expensive database serving off of a $400/month NFS share, you probably should run that in Cloud SQL and use the built in connector to connect the database to your Cloud Run Service.
Saved my day, thanks monster, after days searching, get the winutils (full) and put hadoop inside spark, and spark not in (spark-3.5.1) but simple in C:/spark. and hadoop on C:/spark/hadoop and bin winutils inside hadoop, after that configure global variables and works!!
Ensure that the audio file is indeed accessible via the public URL. Even though the URL may appear correct, there might be issues with server configuration or firewall restrictions.
To get the PresentationSource for a WPF MessageBox, you can access the PresentationSource property of the Window that is internally created by the MessageBox when it is shown; however, directly accessing this property is not recommended as the MessageBox is a system-level dialog and its internal structure might change across versions
Tab limiter helps you get back control over your browsing – by limiting the number of tabs you can open at once. You can specify the number of tabs in total and per window. Moreover, you can show a customizable message when the tab limit is hit.
Ok - thanks to the jmcilhinney comment - it got me thinking. I found a solution - although it is not working exactly the way I want/need it to.
Create a new calculated field in the Detail table - with expression like Len(Child.TextField) This will put a number in that field for each child record.
In the calculated field in the Master table - use the following expression IIF (Sum(Child.CalcLenField) > 0, true, false)
This causes a summation of the Lengths of all the child records. If any one of them has text in this field - then it sets the value of the calculated field in the Master to TRUE.
Now - this part was exactly what I was hoping to do - but it only gets calculated when I move the to the active record in the grid attached to the Master table. This makes sense - but not what was I was trying to do. I need to have the boolean value in the Table showing in the grid all the time - not just when I move to that record... I need to know which Master records have at least one Detail record with text in that field...
I guess I will have to create a calculated field and populate it in code when ever the table is loaded - or either the Master or Detail table are changed.
Many thanks to those who took time to comment!
As we know printf stetment return the number of character printf("1") return 1
Then we go to condition Statment printf("0")
returns 1
but here the statement is (!printf("0"))
!1=0
and the condition get false and we get out from for loop
I've found that running test flows "Automatically" causes this issue (even if previous dependent "Manually" run test flow works) ... whereas a fresh "Manually" with the PDF/etc attached to email (i.e. not DragDrop) works.
No, the arch_free_page function can be called from an atomic context (such as an interrupt). It is not possible to place a mutex in this function as it is required to not block or wait.
The function must be written to support freeing the page atomically.
I added <Style x:Key="unused because Application.Resources does not load if only one entry is defined." /> at then bottom under my button style which did the trick. Shame that a bug reported in 2010 is still here almost a month to 2025.
I think the issue lies with the version of java used by default. Android studio V34 (at least the gradle version, which some plugins may use) uses Java 17. Take a look at https://developer.android.com/build/jdks#compileSdk and see if this might help.
PS - I don't think you need to reinstall Android Studio, just install the version of Java it wants
No way. It does not even make any sense. Attributes are static, they just add some metadata to the file. They are already known during build time. During runtime, you can only read the metadata related to the attributes. This is how you make runtime behavior dependent on the attributes.
And you are talking about actual parameters (not formal parameters, not their types). They not just runtime object, they are different in each stack frame.
Creating an app that generates a random video game and displays its cover is an excellent idea for gaming enthusiasts! This app could be a fun tool for users who are indecisive about what to play next. By including filters such as genres, platforms, or release years, it could cater to different gaming preferences. Adding features like game descriptions, reviews, or links to stores could make it even more engaging and useful. With a polished interface and a touch of creativity, this app could become a go-to resource for discovering hidden gems in the gaming world.
While exploring gaming ideas, don’t miss out on the engaging simplicity of Money Rush, a game that’s perfect for a quick, entertaining break. In Money Rush, players strategize to grow their wealth by navigating obstacles and making the right choices, all while enjoying its fast-paced and addictive gameplay. Similarly, your app could offer a quick and exciting way for users to explore new games, just like Money Rush delivers instant fun. Whether it's discovering random games through your app or diving into the thrilling mechanics of Money Rush, both provide unique and enjoyable gaming experiences!
