Currently testing a pit filling solution using focal(). It works on the mock example but it is not consistent when used on a real world DEM;
WIP workflow: Check if cell is on raster edge, if not, it cannot have a lower elevation than its neighbors (pit), elevate it to the minimum of its 8 neighbors + 1 meter.
Question: Can I limit focal to just cells found with pitfinder?
fill_pit <- function(x) {
pit_x <- as.vector(x)
pit_center <- pit_x[5]
if(is.na(pit_center)){ # for use with pitfinder
pit_center <- min(pit_x[-5], na.rm = TRUE) + 1
}
# edge nodes will have atleast 3 NA neighbors
if(length(which(is.na(pit_x[-5]))) < 3){
if (pit_center <= min(pit_x[-5], na.rm = TRUE)) {
pit_center <- min(pit_x[-5], na.rm = TRUE) + 1
}
}
return(pit_center)
}
set.seed(1)
r <- focal(x = extend(elev_B, y = 1), na.policy = "all", fillvalue = NA,
w = 3, fun = function(i) fill_pit(x = i)) %>% crop(ext(elev_B))
# Compute flow direction and accumulation
flowdir <- terrain(elev_B, "flowdir")
flowacc_wBug <- flowAccumulation(flowdir)
# Compute flow direction and accumulation
flowdir <- terrain(r, "flowdir")
flowacc_xBug <- flowAccumulation(flowdir)
'Dim bm As Bitmap
Dim x As Long, y As Long
Dim kolor As Color
x = 0
y = 0
Dim whitePix As Boolean
whitePix= False
'For x = 0 To sh.Bitmap.Image.Height - 1
Do While x < sh.Bitmap.Image.Height - 1
'For y = 0 To sh.Bitmap.Image.Width - 1
Do While y < sh.Bitmap.Image.Width - 1
Set kolor = sh.Bitmap.Image.Pixel(x, y)
'kolor = kolor.ConvertToCMYK
With kolor
If .Type = cdrColorCMYK Then
If kolor.CMYKBlack = 0 And .CMYKCyan = 0 And .CMYKMagenta = 0 And .CMYKYellow = 0 Then
whitePix = True
End If
ElseIf .Type = cdrColorRGB Then
If .RGBRed > 253 And .RGBGreen > 253 And .RGBBlue > 253 Then
whitePix = True
End If
End If
End With
'Next y
y = y + 1
Loop
'Next x
x = x + 1
Loop
This is my model specially combine CRF and BERT for NER. I think you can modify the definition of named entities and train it for your medical entities.
A colleague from work answered the question for me. The answer is clearly PEBKAC... I deleted a module/script which is still being called from the unittests. The module merger.py was deleted.
It was my own PTSD from the last incident that I have to deal with this all over again which prevented me from taking it step-by-step. He showed me how to follow the white rabbit by checking which commit had the first failed unittests. then checked the diffs in the commit where I then screamed "AHHH, I deleted the module which is trying to be imported from"
In hindsight: stress and anxienty are a hinderance when analyzing ones own issues. Little experience and carelessly deleting stuff on the repo without using tools that warn about imports from files you are deleting, are also a bad idea.
The manual is wrong/misleading. I e-mailed the maintainer and they - correctly - notified me that the class sits right inside the gettext repository, at gettext-runtime/intl-csharp/intl.cs.
Currently it does not seem to be part of any pre-compiled library, but it is small and it works as described, so one may just include it directly and build it as part of the consuming project, similar to e.g. the SQLite Amalgamation or the Boost Header-Only Libraries.
JPA is a specification provided by Java to manage relational data in
applications.
It defines a standard set of APIs and annotations, such
as @Entity, @Table, @Id, and the EntityManager interface. However,
JPA itself does not provide any implementation; it’s more like a
guideline for ORM (Object-Relational Mapping). To use JPA in your
application, you need a JPA provider like Hibernate or EclipseLink.
Think of JPA as the “rules” that explain what ORM should look like
You may follow this guide to make the password be remembered for more or less time via the macOS keychain UI. As mentioned in the doc:
GPG Suite preferences pane (old name: GPGPreferences) password section
also has the option to set a certain time your password can be cached.
Enter any amount of seconds for which you want your password to be
remembered. Password queries after that time period will again show
pinentry asking for your password.
However, keep in mind that it seems you can't make your GPG password be remembered for a longer period of time than 99999 seconds. If you'd like the password to be requested after an even longer time you may consider removing completely the password if that suits your needs better.
It's a mystery why this solved it. We assume it was something to do with the order in which headers were being included for some mysterious reason best beknown to the Swift & Objective C compiler gurus at Apple. Would be good if Apple fixed it....
If you don't want to set this manually then write a script to get the maximum value in the column, once you've migrated the data, and update the table definition to set the column to AUTOINCREMENT with the appropriate start value
I was getting the same error, but was not automating things like you. I only tried to register 3 models by the old method. It was my models instances which didn't have models.Model inheritance. I'm going to try you automation anyway
WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE is deprecated for Android 11+ (API 30+).
If you want to access the storage then use scoped storage, for sepcific use cases you can follow:
• For app-specific files: context.getExternalFilesDir().
• For shared media: Use MediaStore.
• For file picking: Use Storage Access Framework (SAF) with Intent.ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT.
Add runtime permissions for READ_MEDIA_IMAGES, READ_MEDIA_VIDEO, or READ_MEDIA_AUDIO for API 33+.
Avoid android:requestLegacyExternalStorage unless targeting API < 30.
Found the error.
i was running the app on my web device (beacuse am a web developer and found it more convinent to test there). and for web and mobile both we have the use different lib
@teovilla/react-native-web-maps
the detailed problem and its answer is here
Based on the solutions provided by @noamgot and @jpaugh, in PyCharm 2024.2.5, I resolved the issue by unchecking the 'Show plots in tool window' option and adding matplotlib.use('TkAgg') at the beginning of my script, before importing pyplot.
At the moment Valkey does not support data tiering. There is an open issue in Valkey which suggest to support such functionality but it is not prioritiesed ATM. you can +1 in the issue.
I encourage you to look at managed solutions, like AWS Elasticache For Valkey which does support Data Tiering functionality.
Are you running VMs in VirtualBox or VMWARE workstation on laptop?
First you need to test if both VMs are reachable to each other with Ping command instead of just trying with code.
To check destination port is open or not, you can test with old Telnet command like
telnet <destination_ip>
Also, make sure you are putting both VMs in same subnet if running on laptop.O
Basic rule of networking is that, either hosts need to be in same subnet or they can communicate via Layer 3 device.
If the purpose of Rebuilding index is performance then you can first try in these following order on table:
Updating Statistics -
Resource cost of updating statistics is minor compared to index reorganize /rebuild, and the operation often completes in minutes. Index rebuilds can take hours.
UPDATE STATISTICS mySchema.myTable;
Reorganize Indexes - Reorganizing an index is less resource intensive than rebuilding an index. For that reason it should be your preferred index maintenance method, unless there is a specific reason to use index rebuild.
ALTER INDEX ALL ON mySchema.myTable REORGANIZE;
Rebuild Indexes (offline) - An offline index rebuild usually takes less time than an online rebuild, but it holds object-level locks for the duration of the rebuild operation, blocking queries from accessing the table or view.
ALTER INDEX ALL ON mySchema.myTable REBUILD;
Rebuild Indexes (online) - An online index rebuild does not require object-level locks until the end of the operation, when a lock must be held for a short duration to complete the rebuild.
ALTER INDEX ALL ON mySchema.myTable REBUILD WITH (ONLINE = ON, RESUMABLE = ON, MAX_DURATION = 10);
Notes:
Online Rebuild functionality only supported in Enterprise edition of SQL Server
// An example
Employee employee = new Employee { Id = 1, Name = "Jack" };
if ( employee.Id == 1 && employee.Name == "Jack" ) {
return true;
}
// We can do
if ( employee is {Id: 1 , Name: "Jack" ) {
return true;
}
// This is available just in version 8,0
Use host as host.docker.internal as prometheus-exporter running as container and in order for it to access something which is running on same machine but not in same container(containerized application).
How host.docker.internal WorksPurpose: It resolves to the host machine's IP address, allowing containers to communicate with services running on the host.
Availability:
Supported in Docker Desktop for Windows and macOS. In Linux, it may
not be available by default, but similar functionality can be
achieved by configuring the Docker network or using host networking
(--network="host").
I will suggest you to test such code first on Linux. MacOS might be blocking such requests.
I saw similar issue in past.
GoPacket will send the SYN, but the OS won't know about it and won't update the TCP state tables accordingly, so according to the OS it's just getting a SYN/ACK from the remote IP without any TCP connection in place, and it'll ignore it.
If you do want to do actual TCP handshakes with GoPacket, you'll need to do them in such a way that the kernel doesn't think it should be handling them at all. One alternative is to use an IP that's not directly associated with your interface, but that routes to it (for example, pick an unused static IP within your layer2 domain).
Currently Google Docs API does not support retrieving or annotating specific user input or annotations in the document. But you can do this using Google Drive Activity API or Google Drive Revisions API to analyze version history.
When updating Node.js to a new version, you might encounter issues with npm or the installed packages. Here are some steps to resolve the problem:
Update npm:
After updating Node.js, you might need to update npm to ensure compatibility with the new version.
Use the following command to update npm:
npm install -g npm
Remove temporary folders:
Sometimes, the issue arises due to temporary files or old conflicts. You can delete the node_modules folder and the package-lock.json file, then reinstall the packages.
rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json
npm install
Use nvm (Node Version Manager):
If you use nvm to manage Node.js versions, there might be a conflict between the installed versions. Try switching to the previous Node.js version and see if the issue persists:
nvm use
Check for compatible packages:
Some packages might not be compatible with the new version of Node.js. Try checking the package documentation or look for updates.
Reinstall global packages:
Sometimes, you might need to reinstall globally installed packages:
npm rebuild
Update outdated packages:
Ensure all the packages in your project are up-to-date and compatible with the new Node.js version:
npm outdated
npm update
If the problem persists, you can share the error message you're encountering for a deeper analysis.
It seems like you're asking how to share a question with others for an answer. You can share the link to this conversation or question through email, Twitter, or Facebook by copying the URL from your browser's address bar and pasting it into a message or post. If you're using a platform with built-in share features, simply look for the "Share" button and choose the method you prefer! Let me know if you need further help.
I think using fixed-size windows with unbounded sources isn't ideal for this scenario, as you've discovered. The problem is that your secondary source's infrequent updates are lost when they don't fall within a window containing events from the main source. Simple upsampling of the secondary source won't solve this fundamentally, it will just create many redundant copies of the same BigQuery data, increasing processing load without improving accuracy.
You can try using keyed windows based on a common key between your main and secondary sources. This key should be the key identifier relevant to join. Both your Pub/Sub messages from the main and secondary sources need to include this key. If the BigQuery table update affects multiple records, the secondary source message should include all relevant keys. Then
use a global window for the secondary source. This means the secondary source's data will persist until explicitly cleared.
Also, I figured this article might be helpful to you.
The user account you use to test the connection must have read/write permissions in the database. Also add your Databricks instance with read/write permissions.
I have now figured out the problem. If you wish to generate PDF's with Latin-2 characters, download a font (.ttf or any other file format supported by ReportLab) which includes Latin-2 characters, as ReportLab doesn't offer any by default.
Since, Thanksgiving is always a Thursday AND Black Friday is always a day later, you can identify Thankgiving Day directly (via holidays package) and then just add a day:
The main consequence of setting the purge interval to a high value is that the repartition topics will continue to grow in size, but since you've set the retention.ms config to a lower value than the default (I'm assuming so here) you should be fine.
<?php
namespace App\Tests;
use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\KernelBrowser;
use Symfony\Component\BrowserKit\Cookie;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Session\Session;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Session\Storage\MockFileSessionStorage;
use Symfony\Component\Security\Csrf\TokenGenerator\TokenGeneratorInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Security\Csrf\TokenStorage\SessionTokenStorage;
trait SessionHelper
{
public function getSession(KernelBrowser $client): Session
{
$cookie = $client->getCookieJar()->get('MOCKSESSID');
// create a new session object
$container = static::getContainer();
$session = $container->get('session.factory')->createSession();
if ($cookie) {
// get the session id from the session cookie if it exists
$session->setId($cookie->getValue());
$session->start();
} else {
// or create a new session id and a session cookie
$session->start();
$session->save();
$sessionCookie = new Cookie(
$session->getName(),
$session->getId(),
null,
null,
'localhost',
);
$client->getCookieJar()->set($sessionCookie);
}
return $session;
}
public function generateCsrfToken(KernelBrowser $client, string $tokenId): string
{
$session = $this->getSession($client);
$container = static::getContainer();
$tokenGenerator = $container->get('security.csrf.token_generator');
$csrfToken = $tokenGenerator->generateToken();
$session->set(SessionTokenStorage::SESSION_NAMESPACE . "/{$tokenId}", $csrfToken);
$session->save();
return $csrfToken;
}
}
Used like this:
<?php
namespace App\Tests\Controller;
use App\Tests\SessionHelper;
use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Test\WebTestCase;
class SessionControllerTest extends WebTestCase
{
use SessionHelper;
public function testSomething(): void
{
$client = static::createClient();
$client->request('POST', '/something', [
'_csrf_token' => $this->generateCsrfToken($client, 'expected token id'),
]);
// assert something
}
}
I am running into the same issue, IAM policies that contain ${transfer:UserName} break but if i replace it with the actual username it works. This points to something going wrong with interpolating the ${transfer:UserName} at policy execution time.
Instance methods are ideal if you need to maintain some state, with instance methods, each request has its own instance of the class, avoiding conflicts.
This error indicates that JAVA is not installed in the machine. I believe pyflink is trying to find the JDK and coudn't find it. Make sure you install the JDK and ensure to set the environment variable. I faced the same issue and I was able to resolve it.
Since the model is actually changing between the odd epochs I it is more likely to be a hyperparameter issue than an architecture issue. I would try adjusting the learning rate and batch size and see if that that helps.
I've found the answer in case anyone stumbles across this post and has the same difficulty.
You need to put two set contact attributes and run with a User Defined, as shown in the following screenshots.
I have the same issue.
All my 98 run configurations ARE saved in .run
The run configurationitself is saved in .idea/workspace.xml
inside:
From time to time, this list LOOSES its order, and becomes shuffled,
I do not see any logic in the reason when this happens,
nor in the new order of the components.
Then I looses 10 mns to reorder the list.
I have tried to restore that part of workspace.xml,
this mysteriously fails.
NB: all my tests have a well defined name in the xml file: Python.00, Python.01 etc.
What do we know about the types of Z.add, Z.equal, Z.one, Z.minus_one and Z.of_int?
You need that information if you want to conclude that n, n_1, n_2 and acc all have type Z.t. Presumably, the software which gives you the type hint 'a -> 'b -> 'b -> 'c -> 'c does not have access to that information.
Without knowing the types of functions Z.add and Z.equal, we can conclude that acc and the return value have the same type, because of the then acc branch, and we can conclude that n_1 and n_2 have the same type, because n_2 in place of n_1 in the recursive call. This explains the type 'a -> 'b -> 'b -> 'c -> 'c.
After reading the comments, I have successfully solved the problem. Now, I will organize the solution to this issue in the hope that it can help others.
The reason is the setBorderCollapse function. By setting its parameter to false, the table borders will be displayed.
According to the official documentation, this function is used to set the border collapse mode of the table. It determines how the table borders and cell borders are rendered and affects the display of the table. It is worth noting that this function prioritizes the cell border style (set using QTextTableCellFormat). Therefore, if the cells have individual border style settings, the cell borders will override the table borders. So, if we set it to true, we need to set the cell border style. The following code provides an example:
MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent)
: QMainWindow(parent)
, ui(new Ui::MainWindow)
{
ui->setupUi(this);
// get the cursor position
QTextCursor cursor = ui->textEdit->textCursor();
QTextTableFormat tableFormat;
tableFormat.setBorderCollapse(true);
//insert the table
QTextTable *table = cursor.insertTable(3, 3, tableFormat);
//set the border style of a cell
for (int row = 0; row < 3; ++row) {
for (int col = 0; col < 3; ++col) {
QTextTableCell cell = table->cellAt(row, col);
QTextTableCellFormat cellFormat;
cellFormat.setBorder(1); // Cell border width
cellFormat.setBorderBrush(Qt::blue); // Cell border widthcolor
cellFormat.setBorderStyle(QTextFrameFormat::BorderStyle_Solid); // Cell border style
cell.setFormat(cellFormat);
}
}
}
Once again, I would like to express my gratitude to everyone, especially to @musicamante.
Hi there to answer your question, thats because the roster will keep changing by the hour or minute depending on the instructions. If they say person A supposed to be at counter 1 from 1000-1200. But last minute have to go somewhere at 1100. Then will have to edit the roster to either no one or someone else who will take over.
It can happen that the code you are not awaiting never gets executed, I experienced that myself, you would need to do some kind of queue/background process structure to achieve what you want
Interesting, I see you have set default parameter for most important parameter But it doesn't looks like you have set the following, that could be useful for you to better understand what is going on:
LogLevel=5 in /Library/simba/googlebigqueryodbc/lib/simba.googlebigqueryodbc.ini
LogPath=XXXXX/logs/ in /Library/simba/googlebigqueryodbc/lib/simba.googlebigqueryodbc.ini
The issue was related to Cloudflare caching, not the Flutter service worker itself. Here's what was happening and how to fix it:
Root Cause
Even though the service worker version was updating correctly in the flutter_bootstrap_js, Cloudflare was serving cached versions of the assets, preventing the new version from being loaded immediately.
Solution
To resolve this issue, you need to:
Clear Cloudflare's cache:
Go to Cloudflare dashboard
Select your domain
Navigate to "Caching" > "Configuration"
Click "Purge Cache" > "Purge Everything"
(Optional) During development, you can:
Enable Development Mode in Cloudflare temporarily
Or create a Page Rule to bypass cache for specific URLs
Additional Notes
The delay in seeing updates (next day) was due to Cloudflare's cache expiration
Browser cache clearing alone won't help if CDN is caching the content
This is not specific to Flutter's service worker but rather a CDN caching behavior
Hope this helps others who might face similar issues with Flutter web deployments behind Cloudflare!
The Xiaomi Mi Band does not use the standardised protocols/services defined by the Bluetooth SIG. Instead, it uses a proprietary interface.
This question is asked here from time to time, so you should use the search function before you ask a question. Join the tour and learn the best way to use Stack Overflow.
The graph displays a list of all commits for the project.
Right-click the commit you want to tag, select "Add tag" from the popup menu, then enter the tag details as required. You also have the option to push the tag:
Image showing the tag details input options
You might want to consider using a virtualization library to efficiently display PDFs with a large number of pages. A library like react-virtualized, for example, can help manage rendering only the visible pages at a time, significantly improving performance.
