ISC (Instruction Set Computer) refers to a computer architecture defined by its instruction set , which is the collection of machine-level commands the processor can execute . It serves as an interface between hardware and software,
dictating how software instructs the CPU to perform tasks . There are two main types of ISCs : RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) , focusing on simpler , faster instructions, and CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computer), using more complex instructions to perform multiple operations per command .
If you use "solve(equat,dict=True", where the right side of equat must be zero, solve
gives a list of a dictionary of results for all variables appearing in equat. The result looks like this: [{....}].
To change Android Studio's JDK, follow these steps:
1 Go to File > Project Structure.
2 Select the SDK Location section in the list of the left.
3 Deselect the Use embedded JDK (recommended) option.
4 Enter the absolute path of your installed JDK in the text box
5 Digi also recommends you lower the default memory setting for Gradle (org.gradle.jvmargs property):
◦ Create a file called Gradle. Properties in the root of your project
The reference I used is the website of my university.
Fixed by uninstalling matplotlib and installing matplotlib again in usual way, if necessary, delete files in ./miniconda3/envs/{env-name}/Lib/site-packages/
Will gladly edit if other details are found by other people or means
The problem comes from the log() method depending on a generic parameter.
When a trait is implemented in order to achieve dynamic polymorphism, (you can call this trait an interface) each implementer must provide an implementation of the expected function with the exact same prototype.
However, using a generic can be seen as defining exactly the prototype only at the call site (with actual types chosen); such a prototype cannot have been determined beforehand by the implementers in order to prepare the virtual-tables.
If your approach strongly relies on dynamic polymorphism (OO), then you should probably also consider the event parameter of log() the same way: event: &dyn Keyed.
Then, you would be able to return a Box<dyn EventPersister>.
You will face the same problem about Serialize since this trait (from serde, I assume) is not object-safe for the same reason (generic parameters).
Maybe should you introduce a serialize() method in Keyed and rely internally on serde::Serialize in the implementers?
I guess I almost had this solution, but I was using NextResponse.redirect() instead of NextResponse.rewrite(), also I like the approach of using decodeURIComponent() versus .replaceAll().
I tried many things but didn't work. So what you can do, go to Homebrew Github Repository and there you'll see .pkg installer provided to each release. Simply download that file and you are good to go.
Después de pasar bastantes horas buscando una solución, probando correcciones de todo tipo, buscando info de la compatibilidad del paquete con la plataforma de destino
(.NET standard 2.0).
Para mi también la solución fué fue degradar la versión del paquete System.Data.Sqlclient desde 4.9.0 a 4.8.1
import { Pool } from '@neondatabase/serverless';
import { drizzle } from 'drizzle-orm/neon-serverless';
import * as schema from "./schema";
const pool = new Pool({ connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL });
export const db = drizzle({ client: pool,schema: schema })
To set both the window and the taskbar icon, you need to first use the ctypes commands and Afterwards the root.iconbitmap command. The skript should look something like this:
import tkinter as tk
import ctypes
# sets a basic window
root = tk.Tk()
root.title("Window")
root.geometry("800x600")
# this is the part that sets the icon
myappid = 'tkinter.python.test'
ctypes.windll.shell32.SetCurrentProcessExplicitAppUserModelID(myappid)
root.iconbitmap(r"icon_path") # used raw string to avoid backslash issues
root.mainloop()
Here's another solution. It's a little known fact that Google Sheets supports conditional formatting rules for borders when those rules have been imported from an Excel file.
I took your sample spreadsheet and exported it as an Excel file. Once opened in Excel, I created the following three CF rules.
First row: For C10:G10, I applied the solid top, left, and right border along with the dotted line for the bottom using custom formula:
=COUNTA($C10:$G10)>0.
Mid rows: For C11:G100, I used the solid left and right borders plus the dotted top and bottom border using custom formula:
=COUNTA($C11:$G11)>0.
Bottom row: For the same range, I used the custom formula:
=(COUNTA($C11:$G11)=0)*(COUNTA($C10:$G10)>0)>0
This identified the bottom row, for which I made the top border dotted and the left, right, and bottom borders solid.
Once those were created, I downloaded the .xlsx file and imported it into Sheets.
The result, instant dynamic borders without the use of Apps Script.
The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. To use it, identify the incident ray and draw a normal (perpendicular line) at the point of impact. Measure the angle between the incident ray and the normal. Reflect the ray such that the angle of reflection equals the angle of incidence.
(there is also a alternative if you tell the script to print out the numbers adding by 1 it will tell you 158729 then stop) script below↓↓↓
i = 1
while i < 9999999999:
print(i)
i += 1
if that is what you meant by biggest number even though this one just makes the script end at that but this may also be on the version or type of python program you run it on
I have the same issue! ChatGPT was unhelpful. Also suggested a custom docker image but kind of defeats the purpose of using Coolify to automatically build a docker image for you!
The value Send me contains a space. When passed as part of the URL, the space is not encoded, resulting in an invalid URL. Spaces must be replaced with %20 (URL encoding for space).
@ragul does it show an error in the routing in debug, when its not running like mine, it says GoException: no routes for location:https://mydummytech-b21438u88781.herokuapp.com, this is the link of my url
use html code --
😀 128512 1F600 GRINNING FACE
😁 128513 1F601 GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES
😂 128514 1F602 FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY
😃 128515 1F603 SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH
😄 128516 1F604 SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND SMILING EYES
😅 128517 1F605 SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND COLD SWEAT
😆 128518 1F606 SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES
😇 128519 1F607 SMILING FACE WITH HALO
I also had the same error, resolved it by adding one library for 'jackson-annotations' which was missing earlier.
So there should be 3 jackson libraries with the same version i.e jackson-core, jackson-annotations and jackson-databind.
If I comment this out then the app executes only once.
I am still in the process of figuring out whether it has any impact on the rest of the app - it looks like the service workers are still being created.l
I am trying to accomplish the exact same thing with my Fishbowl Advanced instance. I keep getting certificate unknown or no common ciphers found errors in the server log regardless of what I have tried to do.
I have the same question ... trying to work around the cumbersome/complicated C/C++ tooling.
Per other replies, there is no direct way to do it, since the linking of the dynamic libraries happen before the program is executed.
But one option could be to create a "packager" program, that embeds your program, the .so files, and then on-the-fly, this packager unpacks (and caches, so it only needs to do it once) your binary and the corresponding libraries and executes it.
The bazelisk tool does something like that -- except it doesn't embed the binaries, but downloads it. But the aspect of caching the wrapped binaries and passing along all the flags is the same.
check the flutter is installed successfully (Flutter Doctor).
update Vscode and flutter sdk.
Run Dart Analysis Server in a Separate Terminal. open the terminal and past this command
dart --enable-asserts --observe --pause-isolates-on-exceptions=always --no-sound-null-safety /path/to/your/project/lib/main.dart
if any of these steps not worked please send the ss of go to output (when the error occure their is a blue box)
To display specific view use logic shown in this example. It basically calls app.views.setCurrentView using facility and view as input.
The inventory is showing data for displayed elements. So you would need to get dbIds of displayed elements and then use DtModel.getPropertiesDt to get properties of each element.
To access settings.json, I went to File > Settings > Preferences and typed 'color'; scrolled a few items down and found an option to access settings.json. It was created as part of the .vscode folder in my current workspace.
Sometimes your brower will close automatically when request take time is too long -> use curl, postman to send request, or think about queue in laravel
Is there any proxy, firewall or load balancer in front of your API gateway that could possibly always set the same IP into those headers, which would lead the plugin to think that all the requests come from the same IP address ?
I have not been able to find a satisfying answer to submitting tasks on multiple nodes using job steps. However I found that in my case (multiple identical runs) what works really well is to submit only one job step split in many tasks. The batch script would then look like:
with the executable script exec.sh containing expressions with the variable $SLURM_PROCID to differentiate between the tasks. For example:
#!/bin/sh
echo $SLURM_PROCID
sleep 1200
This will result in the desired behavior, but from what I understand it has some drawbacks compared to submitting separate job steps when it comes to the independently controlling each task. However, until a better alternative is found, this is the only approach that seems to work for this use case.
The sad thing here is when you have a running licensed system, and added a trial option (for example OPC/UA to test extra functionality) the system will no go to run anymore after the trial period.
Use rowNumber or denseRank to create a sequential row number for ordering your time series.
Use lag or lead functions to compare the current row with the previous row.
Filter rows where the current value is different from the previous one (i.e., removing consecutive duplicates).
The sequence number is used to identify a track numerically. This is mostly applicable to type 2 MIDI files, however, it can be used for other types should those files be intended to be part of a related collection.
This is stated in the specification as intended to allow a sequence to be started/triggered via a Cue (FF 07) event. However this cue event data is textual, so unfortunately, it is up to the implementation to specify the nature of conversion or format of the cue data.
I know this question is old however, I have come across it a few times and see it never had a clear answer.
In my case I had no ca-certificates installed in Docker image due to https://github.com/debuerreotype/docker-debian-artifacts/issues/15.
Adding RUN apt update && apt install -y ca-certificates && rm -rf /var/lib/{apt,dpkg,cache,log}/ in Dockerfile and rebuilding container helped.
The alternative to ctypes.c_wchar_p string is to use ctypes.c_char bytes-string. The downside is you need to .decode() and .encode() each time you access the value.
Use multiprocessing.Array('c', b'bytes-string') to replace Value() for string shared memory. Using Value() will raise in an exception "bytes is too long"
[ Summary ]
As summary for future self:
Use multiprocessing.Array() for shared string
Use multiprocessing.Value() for shared int
Use multiprocessing.shared_memory.ShareableList() for shared list
Use multiprocessing.Manager() for shared memory as Proxy, unrecommended because it's slow.
You have to redirect using "window.location.href" function
Like
var redirectUrl = 'path of the page you want to redirect' inside this condition
if (response.status === 200) {
let data = response.data;
console.log(data); // <- How do I redirect here?
window.location.href = redirectUrl;
}
தமிழ்நாடு அரசு நிருவாக அலுவலரால் நிர்வகிக்கப்படுகிறது மற்றும் ஊராட்சித் துறையின் அங்கு அவர் தனது முதலாவது
வேண்டும் என்று உங்களுக்குச் சொல்லுகிறேன் என்றார் மேலும் இந்த நிலையில் உள்ளது இக்கோயில் முதன்மைத் திருக்கோயில் பாஞ்சாலி அம்மன் கோயிலாகும் ட. கொணலவாடி கிராமம் ஆகும் திரு. கா.ரகுபதி
The base values for each sample represent the model's output for that sample when its features did not exist.
I conducted a test. For each sample, you mask the features (words) from this specific sample in the dataset split. Then, you evaluate that specific sample. The resulting posterior probabilities serve as the base values.
2024 - Tested with Visual Studio Code v1.95.3 and Unity v2022.3.49f1
First, enable developer options on the device side. On Unity side, "Check Development Build", "Script Debugging" and "Wait For Managed Debugger" then Build and Run. When the application starts, it will show which port it is running on.
Add a new configuration to launch.json file in Visual Studio.
Select the new configuration and attach the debugger.
Now you can debug with breakpoints, watch etc. without editor. However, when the script changes, you need to rebuild the app and deploy it to the device.
This error occurs in Next.js (and React) when you're rendering a list of elements, and each child in the list doesn't have a unique key prop. React uses this key to efficiently update and render elements.
SOLUTION TO ERROR I FACED
This is a error i encountered while working in my next js file and also cleared it by adding a tag <React.Fragment key={index}> </React.Fragment>
You need to add a key prop to the outermost element inside the map() function. If you're using a fragment (<>), you can give the key directly to the fragment.
The error occurs because the and elements (wrapped in a fragment <>...</>) inside the map() function do not have a unique key prop. React needs a unique key for each child to optimize rendering.
SOLUTION TO ERROR IN GENERAL
This error occurs in Next.js (and React) when you're rendering a list of elements, and each child in the list doesn't have a unique key prop. React uses this key to efficiently update and render elements.
React will throw the error because the key prop is missing in the elements.
The androidx.collection library is not a direct replacement for persistentListOf() from the Immutable Kotlin collections library. They serve different purposes:
persistentListOf(): Part of the Immutable Kotlin collections, it is used to create immutable lists that are stable and thread-safe, making them ideal for state management in Jetpack Compose.
androidx.collection: This library provides specialized collections like ArrayMap, SparseArray, and LruCache, which are optimized for memory efficiency and performance in Android development. These collections are particularly useful in scenarios where you need to manage large datasets with minimal memory overhead.
Use Cases:
Use persistentListOf() when you need immutable, thread-safe collections for state management in Jetpack Compose.
Use androidx.collection when you need efficient, memory-optimized collections for handling large datasets or when you require specialized collections like ArrayMap or SparseArray.
I was also following the same problem when deploying my project backend. You can uninstall the bcrypt from your project but keep the "bcrypt": "^5.1.1" or whatever version you are using in your "dependencies": {}. Do the following steps:
Uninstall bcrypt
Add the following the line to your "dependencies": {"bcrypt": "^5.1.1"}
Now deploy your project on render.
Hopefully, this will solve the problem for you as well. If not, let me know here.
