The lifetime of outer is the entirety of your function, while the lifetime of inner is the body of the function. Thus inner is dropped too soon. When you create a new variable fn1_outer (last example) its lifetime is inferred to be shorter than the function body.
The answer to this is indeed that you have to also have a select policy for it otherwise it will not allow you. This helped me big time, so thanks for the tip
In .NET Core Razor Pages, an anchor tag (<a>) inside a <form> can trigger OnPost unexpectedly if it behaves like a submit button. To fix, ensure your <a> is outside any <form> tag or add type="button" on buttons, or use href="#" with onclick for navigation to prevent form submission.
Tl,dr: I had to (1) install Vercel's packages, (2) add the override field in package.json, (3) reinstall Vercel's packages. I imagine this is one of npm's sloppy implementation details at work.
The solution was actually pretty stupid and probably due to how npm manages overrides (evidently pretty poorly).
Running npm ls typescript was returning the following results for the serverless app. The typescript installs everywhere else were in the right version (5.8.2), but:
We can see that @vercel/node used a version of typescript that did not match what we wanted. That was the key of the issue. Now, simply adding the following overrides field in the monorepos' root level package.json did NOT work even after deleting all node_modules and rerunning npm install:
I want to allow user registration using only mobile number and make email optional during account creation.
Currently WordPress requires email.
Can you please guide how to disable email and use mobile number for registration and login?
Thank you!
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): Thank you
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Can you please guide how
Passkeys are not working. Great time to get rid of passwords.?Who in the hell come s up with this crap? I have been getting stalked online and been asked for help for over 2 years and no one can help me!!! But you all can sit in a room and brainstorm to wipe out passwords, there is a communication breakdown somewhere. Amands
With WinUI3 Desktop Applications in 2025 I've found that I had to publish using MSIX. You need to publish your app to local or a UNC or trusted file system for your intended install users' destination OS. On the destination install OS you need some way for the host or destination OS to verify that your application's publisher is trusted.
There is no generic threshold to consider categorising a file handling based on size and memory usage that I have come across, though this may be application specific. In general, any file larger than 100MB can be considered a large file and can be processed using fs.createReadStream() instead of usual fs.readFile().
Papa's Freezeria is an engaging online restaurant management game that challenges players to create delicious ice cream sundaes. In this fun and interactive simulation, players work at a busy frozen dessert shop, taking customer orders, mixing flavors, and crafting perfect frozen treats. The game requires quick thinking, precise timing, and attention to detail as you serve increasingly complex customer requests. With its charming graphics and progressively challenging levels, Papa's Freezeria offers an entertaining experience for players of all ages who enjoy casual cooking and time https://papasfreezeria.online/
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HAProxy is not : ...
- a static web server : during startup, it isolates itself inside a chroot
jail and drops its privileges, so that it will not perform any single file-
system access once started. As such it cannot be turned into a static web
server (dynamic servers are supported through FastCGI however). There are
excellent open-source software for this such as Apache or Nginx, and
HAProxy can be easily installed in front of them to provide load balancing,
high availability and acceleration.
Security hardening Steps for NodeJs + Mongoose
1. Use env variables instead of hardcoded apis/resources.
2. enable strict query mode
mongoose.set('strictQuery', true);
3. Sanitize input and validate objects.
const isValidId = mongoose.Types.ObjectId.isValid(id);
if (!isValidId) throw new Error('Invalid ID');
4. Use Mongoose schema validation.
5. Avoid wildcard/generic queries which can pass unsanitized objects.
6. Enforce DB authentication by using specific user roles, disabling remote access, enable TLS.
7. Add API security if using expressJS.
It helps if you get sleep :) The solution was to disable buffering but since I use php-fpm with apache mod_proxy_fcgi I cannot disable output buffering script wise (maybe I am wrong here?).
you could check exif.imagewidth > exif.imagelength for landscape. if you change or add the exif orientation "jpeg" viewers and editibg software may rotate the image incorrectly.
:backUpFolder
set source="%~1"
set destination="%~2"
echo copying from %source% to %destination%
for /F "usebackq tokens=1,2 delims==" %%i in (`wmic os get LocalDateTime /VALUE 2^>NUL`) do if '.%%i.'=='.LocalDateTime.' set ldt=%%j
set ldt=%ldt:~0,4%-%ldt:~4,2%-%ldt:~6,2% %ldt:~8,2%:%ldt:~10,2%:%ldt:~12,6%
xcopy %source%"\*" %destination%"\*" /s/d/y/c/v/r
echo %ldt%: %source% to %destination% >> backHistory.log
echo Finished copying %source% to %destination%
goto:eof
Well, Thank you everyone. Indeed , it was a network issue. I tried measuring time on server directly than my local system and it was faster (in milliseconds)
Hello not sure if this is an answer but I am assuming you are comparing between an apk built locally vs an apk built using EAS?
From my understanding, if you build your app locally (eg expo run:android), the debug.keystore will be automatically generated and used. However, if you decide to use EAS to build your app (eas build), they will prompt you to generate credentials if you haven't and will manage the credentials for you (link).
That said, this is assuming you do not send the android folder to EAS servers when running eas build, as EAS will generate the android folder using expo prebuild. If you do include the android folder with debug.keystore inside when building using EAS, I am not sure if debug.keystore will be used.
In the expo docs here, it mentions that they have to inject "signing configuration into your build.gradle" in one of the steps when building using EAS, which I assume is what you see when you run eas credentials.
Im using pic16f877a, and trying to program with pickit5. I tried the similar kind of configuration as mentioned. But im seeing error that operation failed because the measured vpp voltage failed to reach the requested vpp voltage value within timeout period
You're right that the usual suspects are LE (Little Endian) and BE (Big Endian). But "I"? That’s not a standard label — so here are a few possibilities that might explain it:
"I" as in Intel-style: Some systems or file formats use "I" to indicate Intel byte order, which is just another way of saying Little Endian. Since Intel processors are Little Endian by default, "I" might be shorthand for that convention.
"I" for Independent or Interchangeable: In rare cases, "I" could imply that the file is endian-neutral — meaning the byte order doesn’t matter for certain parts of the data (like ASCII text). But this is speculative unless the file format explicitly says so.
Proprietary or internal marker: Since this is from a Magellan Roadmate map file, "I" might be a custom marker used by their firmware or software. Embedded systems sometimes use non-standard indicators for internal parsing.
Anyone found a solution for this? I am also interested in knowing how to get instagram ad button click take user out of instagram and open the browser.
There is a problem i think as well with flask , it must be installed with venv activated on the contrary it is taking globally and could produce some conflicts and no render page, if someone test it.
if a number divisible by bougth number, if and only if , this number are multiple of lcm . so find lcm , and chak how many multiple have in this reange . ans = ( r/lcm) + (l-1)/lcm ; and if lcm > r so ans = 0;
All of the data is in a "script" tag. There is a long JSON object that contains all the items. I noticed an item named "attitude" and searched the response for it. The response has half a million characters, so it will be fun to track down the object.
I can suggest using llm model such as gemini flash for building the initial dataset, provide a detailed prompt using there API and generate few thousand sentences. Then train a Language model (not large language model; language models are smaller in size and generally free of cost) like bard for your task.
The `extern` keyword was made for this. This is explained well in [These StackOverflow Answers](When to use extern in C++). In short, `extern` tells the linker that the different modules need to reference the same underlying object.
I also needed to remove static readwrite permission, i.e.
A map can contain any type as long as all the elements are of the same type
So, with this, what does map(object) mean? It means it is a map, where the type of all of the values in the map must be on object. This is most useful when you further define the types of those objects. For example:
variable "allowed_security_groups" {
type = map(object({
id = string
}))
}
This is a map where every value must be an object with an attribute id. This sort of type definition can be very useful for modules that need to iterate over something with complex inputs.
resource "aws_vpc_security_group_ingress_rule" "allowed_security_groups" {
for_each = var.allowed_security_groups
security_group_id = aws_security_group.this.id
# The type declaration guarantees that every iteratee has an id attribute
referenced_security_group_id = each.value.id
from_port = 443
to_port = 443
}
¡Qué pasa, puto makina! 😎 Vamos al lío con ese pheatmap que te está quedando pro, pero la barra de color (legend) se te ve enana. Te explico todo y te doy opciones según lo que tú quieras: seguir con pheatmap, pasarte a ComplexHeatmap, o tunear a lo loco con ggplot2.
---
🧨 Problema: La leyenda (barra de color) es demasiado pequeña
🎯 Solución directa con pheatmap (truquillos)
La mala noticia: pheatmap no expone directamente el tamaño de la barra de color como parámetro.
La buena noticia: puedes forzarla manipulando el tamaño general del gráfico (output) y jugar con la escala de fuente fontsize.
Pero no puedes aumentar solo el tamaño de la barra de color directamente con pheatmap, a menos que edites el objeto gráfico (gtable/grob), o te pases a otras librerías.
---
🔥 OPCIÓN 1 – Usar grid para modificar la leyenda (sólo si vas a exportar o ajustar en un paso posterior)
library(pheatmap)
library(grid)
heat <- pheatmap(data,
color = colors,
breaks = breaks,
cluster_rows = TRUE,
cluster_cols = TRUE,
cellwidth = 5,
cellheight = 5,
fontsize = 20,
fontsize_row = 5,
fontsize_col = 5,
treeheight_row = 500,
treeheight_col = 500,
show_rownames = FALSE,
show_colnames = FALSE,
border_color = NA,
annotation_col = filtered_metadata,
silent = TRUE) # 👈 IMPORTANTE
# Extraer grob
g <- heat$gtable
# Agrandar la leyenda (esto es jodido y fino)
library(gridExtra)
grid.newpage()
grid.draw(g)
Pero si vas por ahí... mejor haces lo que viene abajo.
---
🚀 OPCIÓN 2 – Usa ComplexHeatmap (mucho más potente)
library(ComplexHeatmap)
col_fun <- colorRamp2(
breaks = seq(95, 100, length.out = 100),
colors = c("white", "blue", "yellow", "gold", "goldenrod1", "orange", "red")
)
Heatmap(data,
col = col_fun,
cluster_rows = TRUE,
cluster_columns = TRUE,
show_row_names = FALSE,
show_column_names = FALSE,
row_dend_height = unit(5, "cm"),
column_dend_height = unit(5, "cm"),
heatmap_legend_param = list(
title = "Intensidad",
title_gp = gpar(fontsize = 14),
labels_gp = gpar(fontsize = 12),
legend_height = unit(5, "cm") # 👈 TÚ DEFINES el tamaño
))
🔥 Esto te da control total sobre:
Tamaño y estilo de leyenda
Múltiples leyendas
Anotaciones pro
Exportación elegante
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🧠 OPCIÓN 3 – Convertir a ggplot2 (con pheatmap::pheatmap(..., silent = TRUE) + gridExtra o ggplotify)
Muy fino pero más esfuerzo. Si solo necesitas la barra gorda, vete con ComplexHeatmap.
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✅ Conclusión
Si te mola pheatmap y no quieres complicarte:
Exporta más grande (png(width = ..., height = ...))
Aumenta fontsize
Usa silent=TRUE y edita con grid.draw() (complicado)
Si quieres un control real: 👉 Cámbiate ya a ComplexHeatmap, cabrón. Vas a flipar con lo que puedes hacer.
Bottom line is that "variables" in OpenSCAD aren't (variable, that is). You cannot change the value of a variable once it is assigned. Attempting to do so can apparently have a variety of results, none of which are what I expected.
From <https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual/General#Variables_cannot_be_changed%5C>:
The simplest description of OpenSCAD variables is that an assignment creates a new variable in the current scope, and that it's not legal to set a variable that has already been set in the current scope. In a lot of ways, it's best to think of them as named constants, calculated on entry to the scope.
If you are using Oh My Zsh as your framework and update it, you may need to also re-source your .zshrc file source ~/.zshrc because it has GPG_TTY=$(tty)' inside. This fixed my problem, hopefully this can help others too.
If that does not work due to the older version of Grails and Spring Boot you are using, you will need to adjust the settings in tomcat's $CATALINA_HOME/conf/server.xml
Public Shared Function ComputeChecksum(ByVal bytes As Byte()) As UShort
Dim crc As UShort = &HFFFFUS ' The calculation start with 0xFFFF
For i As Integer = 0 To bytes.Length - 1
Dim index As Byte = CByte(((crc) And &HFF) Xor bytes(i))
crc = CUShort((crc >> 8) Xor table(index))
Next
Return crc
End Function
This appears to work - I tested it against a few MODBUS messages to compare CRCs - But I needed to swap Hi/Lo byte order of the CRC to get it to match the message order
I dragged the "Script as Create" panel down but I still don't see where you can edit the data. I do see where you can edit the column names, etc, but not the actual data.
So, I found a pretty nice way do that. What it does is basically slowly change the text color to a more whitish color, making as if the text is being more transparent. Here is how to do that:
colors = ['#F0F0F0', '#D3D3D3', '#BEBEBE', '#A9A9A9', '#7F7F7F', '#6A6A6A', '#545454',
'#3F3F3F', '#2A2A2A', '#000000'] # Colors that form a gradient from VERY light grey to black
prompt.config(foreground=colors[countdown-1])
The countdown variable is the amount of second user is not typing
One more reason may be in sending poll update requests from different hosts -- I have an assumption that the telegram server remember the host for some period of time and blocks same-token requests from other hosts. If this is true we may:
try to increase poll requests start after host change
Create a collection and set up basic authentication for it.
Define the {{ url }} variable in the collection as address prefix like "https://mysite.ru/".
Then create a request in this collection with {{ url }} in the address like "{{ url }}api/v2/my/path" and set bearer authentication in the request.
To improve the success of the SOS optimization, it's important to use stricter enforcement of the constraint s2+c2=1s^2 + c^2 = 1s2+c2=1 as an equality condition within the optimization framework. Additionally, starting with a smaller level set of the LQR value function can help in identifying a valid and more conservative estimate of the region of attraction. It's also recommended to use tools like the Spotless or Drake framework, which support full polynomial parameterization and are well-suited for such SOS programs. Finally, visualizing the sublevel sets where the derivative of the Lyapunov function V˙<0\dot{V} < 0V˙<0 can provide insight into whether the Lyapunov condition holds, and whether the chosen candidate function is appropriate for proving stability.
This answer is probably not helpful for the OP's case, since they're saying that they've tried using different queries, but here's what I had to deal with and how I've solved it in case anyone stumbles into the same problem as I have.
I am unaware if they're using different databases, however from what I understand (from what I think was another Stack Overflow question that I've now lost), the Text Search API requires more strict queries, preventing developers from using ambiguous search queries. This small detail made me lose my mind for around an hour trying to retrieve results I was expecting and failing to do so.
In my case, I was trying to set a location bias with a circle of 10 km radius with the center located in the center of my search area (e.g. Greenwich) and supplying a generic search term (e.g. "Restaurant") to the request, which led me to only receive at most 5 results. What fixed it for me was setting a more strict search query (e.g. "Chinese Restaurant Greenwich, UK") which yielded the results I was looking for.
If your use-case requires you to use ambiguous queries, I think a good alternative could be to use the Autocomplete (New) API in conjunction with the Place Details (New) API.
For a quick and dirty solution, which is what I was looking for (just wanted to see a report every day for myself) I used:
=MID(A2, SEARCH(B2, A2]) + LEN(B2) + 4, 30)
You can adjust the final constant to see what you need. You could bolster this with extra regex's and make it better, but this was fine for my purposes
If you're not ready to implement server-side conversion or just want to convert images quickly (for testing, optimization or static assets), try FileTornado.com, a free online tool that converts PNG, JPG, etc. to WebP without installing anything.
When a method with parameter validation is invoked, the proxy intercepts the call, performs parameter validation, and only then proceeds to the actual method execution. This mechanism relies on MethodValidationInterceptor.
To properly test such validation logic, it’s important to use the Spring context so that proxies are applied. There are several approaches:
Integration tests with @SpringBootTest
@SpringBootTest
class UserServiceValidationTest {
@Autowired
private UserService userService;
@Test
void shouldThrowValidationException() {
User invalidUser = new User(); // invalid object
assertThrows(ConstraintViolationException.class,
() -> userService.createUser(invalidUser, ""));
}
}
Layered tests with @TestConfiguration
@TestConfiguration
@EnableConfigurationProperties
public class ValidationTestConfig {
@Bean
public MethodValidationPostProcessor methodValidationPostProcessor() {
return new MethodValidationPostProcessor();
}
@Bean
@Validated
public UserService userService() {
return new UserService();
}
}
@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)
@ContextConfiguration(classes = ValidationTestConfig.class)
class UserServiceTest {
@Autowired
private UserService userService;
@Test
void shouldValidateParameters() {
assertThrows(ConstraintViolationException.class,
() -> userService.createUser(null, "invalid-email"));
}
}
The issue arises because the CSV file contains metadata lines before the actual header row, which prevents pandas.read_csv() from interpreting the columns as numeric. By using header=3, we can skip the metadata and correctly parse the data. However, to preserve the metadata in the DataFrame, convert only the rows below the metadata using pd.to_numeric(df[col][3:]). This ensures numeric data is treated correctly while keeping the metadata intact for further use or export.
After some debugging, I realized that the issue was due to devDependencies being skipped when NODE_ENV=production is set — which is the default in Render. As a result, tools like typescript and @types/node were missing during the build step, causing the tsc command to fail with this error:
error TS2688: Cannot find type definition file for 'node'
What ended up working was the following:
in the package.json, I left the build script as simply:
"build": "tsc"
then, in Render’s Build Command, I changed it to:
npm install --include=dev && npm run build
the Start Command remains unchanged:
npm start
This ensures that the dev dependencies are available only during the build phase (when tsc runs), and not included at runtime and finally the application works as expected.
That said, it raised a question for me: isn't the purpose of devDependencies to not be included in production environments? by forcing them to install with --include=dev, I’m breaking that convention a bit. Is this acceptable when the build and production environments are merged (as with Render), or is there a cleaner approach?
Because UPDATE requires reading the row, checking constraints, journaling, updating indexes. You can fix this using bulk transactions, disabling syncs temporarily, using CASE, and dropping indexes.
@Component
public class ProductSelector {
private final ProductMapper productMapper;
private final String desiredId = "curr"; // or inject it from config
public ProductSelector(ProductMapper productMapper) {
this.productMapper = productMapper;
}
@Named("mapProduct")
public Product mapProduct(SourceDto dto) {
return dto.getProducts().stream()
.filter(p -> desiredId.equals(p.getId()))
.findFirst()
.map(productMapper::toProduct)
.orElse(null); // or throw an exception
}
}
Alternatively, you can inject ProductMapper via constructor if you rewrite MainMapper as an abstract class:
