It turns out that this happens when the process is started as a child of another process. I was testing this by running the project in my IDE. When I actually ran the executable manually it worked as expected. A weird quirk that doesn't seem to be documented anywhere.
In my case, I was cloning https://server/author instead of https://server/author/project. E.g. in the case of GitLab, I opened it in the web browser (the "author URL") and clicked the wanted projects inside to get their URL.
If above workflow was run manually using workflow_dispatch event, then github.event has different payload than the ArgoCD Webhook expecting. You can check argocd server logs for more info about this webhook event.
It turned out that the problem was caused by the latest versions of Surefire and Failsafe. The version 3.5.3 breaks the detection of failed scenarios somehow. Everything runs fine with version 3.5.2.
I do not know who to blame for this but let's see what the future brings.
like that it wasn't showing in the browser but it added whitespace since it wasn't in the html markup and couldn't be rendered or printed on the browser
one of the reason is app icons may be in different sizes , you can generate app icons in some website and replace in your project => \android\app\src\main\res and replace all five mipmap.100% works well
Goto
Settings->Build,Execution,Deployment->Compiler->Java Compiler->Override compiler parameters per-module.
Either edit it to the correct values or delete the values.
Also check if you have compilerArgs in your pom and try deleting that
the problem is that it cannot process in any way the content of the cell.
It sees as part of the row (issuedate)
I wrote the formular LEFT, trying to obtain only the fist 10 characters of the cell.
I too had this issue. After reading the comment of Kenneth, I tried renaming my code from "code.py" to "script.py" and now IDLE opens it properly!
I think this behavior of the IDLE IDE is intelligent but very user unfriendly and confusing. It would be very good if IDLE would give some error messages or some dialog boxes, saying that because of this particular name of my file, it won't open the code and instead will compile an exe file for me and put it in a new folder named pycache! IDLE could also give a list of names that would trigger this behavior. This way, the user wouldn't be confused and blind.
IDLE could also ask me, saying something like "You tried to open a file that seems to be reserved for compilation. Do you want me to compile your code.py into an executable? Or do you want me to open it for you so that you can edit it?". It could give me options to do what I need, instead of refusing to open the script and instead, compiling it without even telling me!
Because Collectors.toMap(key, value) is by default designed to throw NPE if any value is null. This happens due its internal logic( Map**.merge()** ) where it tries to match (key, value) but it crashes if it encounters 'null' value. Although HashMap allows null values, Collectors.toMap() will not allow null and it will throw NullPointerException. We can handle using custom map supplier or merge functions
I would like to implement token base authentication for spark connect. I have added nginx as proxy. Idea is we can send the token from pyspark 3.5, client side and intercept that token in nginx to validate it before request forward to spark connect. However, I am not getting the token in nginx. anyone has idea? does pyspark doesn't support grpc header?
I got this error message today, and then found out that the default VPC was missing in the region where I wanted to start the instances. Going to the AWS Console and choosing "Create default VPC" fixed it for me.
I have looked into your problem in detail and have tested your code by running it myself. Your guess was right, it was a small mistake that you were missing.
The real problem is a misunderstanding of the path between your server.py and index.html. Your server is treating the source folder as its 'home' (root directory).
Your problem is in this line of your base.html (or index.html) file
<link rel="stylesheet" href="static/styles.css">
When the browser requests this file, the server looks for it at source/static/styles.css, which is the wrong path
Solution
To fix this, you just need to remove static/ because both your index.html and styles.css files are in the same folder (source)
The correct line is
<link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css">
I have run your code with this change and it is working perfectly
The fix to this was to use .replace in the following way:
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.plot([1,2,3], [-50, 50, 100])
# Divide y tick labels by 10
ax.set_yticklabels([int(float(label.get_text().replace('−', '-'))/10) for label in ax.get_yticklabels()])
The reason behind this is that matplotlib returns a different ASCII character in .get_text() than the usual '-' which is recognised by the native float() function.
I faced this error when trying to run my server from Ubuntu app inside Windows OS. Then running my Java app from Windows OS to connect this server.
When running both (my Java app and my Server) from Ubuntu app inside Windows OS, the error is gone and connects successfully.
You can use code splitting. If you have heavy data, i would suggest using windowing/virtualization techniques in react. There are some library such as react-window, react-virtualized etc to do that.
check other techniques: Here
CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS prod_dav_sah_db
CHARACTER SET utf8mb4
COLLATE utf8mb4_general_ci;
USE prod_dav_sah_db
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS menu(
created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
Yes, storing data for a web application as a Python dictionary inside the program is feasible — especially for small-scale. But there are important pros and cons to consider. Also, if you want a slightly more scalable approach without going full-on database, libraries like persidict can be an ideal compromise.
-- Query to pivot the data
SELECT
p.Name AS Person,
MAX(CASE WHEN d.IDIndex = 1 THEN d.Topic END) AS [Index 1 Topic],
MAX(CASE WHEN d.IDIndex = 1 THEN d.Rating END) AS [Index 1 Rating],
MAX(CASE WHEN d.IDIndex = 2 THEN d.Topic END) AS [Index 2 Topic],
MAX(CASE WHEN d.IDIndex = 2 THEN d.Rating END) AS [Index 2 Rating]
FROM
Person p
LEFT JOIN
Data d ON p.IDPerson = d.IDPerson
GROUP BY
p.IDPerson, p.Name
ORDER BY
p.IDPerson;
Since you haven't received any answers yet, I thought I give it a try although it's not exactly what you're looking for.
Instead of changing an existing property, you could create a R# template for a new property. Those templates come with some built-in macros to automate various things, the following docs will give you a good starting point:
As of 21.07.2025, there exists a Bulk Data Ingest API for SFMC that is meant for bulk data import jobs.
You create a job definition, then upload data in "chunks", and close the job to initiate its processing. Afterwards, you can check the status of processing.
Uploading data into the job is called staging data. Data needs to be sent in JSON format. You are limited to 1000 data stage calls per job. Recommended size for a staging payload is between 2 and 4 MB, with a hard limit of 6 MB. So you are limited to 1000 * 6 MB JSON data in one job.
Here's a comparison of R-CNN, Fast R-CNN, Faster R-CNN, and YOLO based on your criteria:
FeatureR-CNNFast R-CNNFaster R-CNNYOLO(1) PrecisionHigh (but slow & outdated)Better than R-CNNBest among R-CNN variants (~83% mAP)Slightly lower (~60-75% mAP) but improves in newer versions (YOLOv8 ~85%)(2) Runtime (Same Image Size)Very Slow (per-region CNN)Faster (shared CNN features)Much Faster (Region Proposal Network)Fastest (single-shot detection)(3) Android Porting SupportPoor (too heavy)Poor (still heavy)Moderate (complex but possible with optimizations)Best (lightweight versions like YOLOv5n, YOLOv8n available)
Best Choice Based on Your Criteria:
If Precision is Top Priority → Faster R-CNN (best accuracy, but slower)
If Runtime is Critical → YOLO (real-time performance, good for mobile)
If Android Porting is Needed → YOLO (Tiny versions like YOLOv5n/YOLOv8n)
Overall Best for All Three? → YOLO (especially YOLOv5 or YOLOv8 Tiny)
Balances speed & accuracy (newer YOLO versions match Faster R-CNN in mAP).
Easier to port to Android (TensorFlow Lite, ONNX, or NCNN support).
Much faster runtime (single-pass detection vs. two-stage in R-CNN variants).
For real-time Android applications, YOLO is the best trade-off. If absolute precision is needed (e.g., medical imaging), Faster R-CNN may still be better, but with higher computational cost.
If you have a table with recorded created_at and updated_at, it's very likely that at some point you will need to sort query results by updated_at column. For this reason this is worth having updated_at defined as NOT NULL and set whenever new row is inserted.
The best solution is to use yt-dlp.exe and configure a updater that checks and update yt-dlp.exe to latest version. Make you updater more advance and easy to use. Check out this repo, how it uses yt-dlp.exe and a updater --> https://github.com/ukr-projects/yt-downloader-gui. It has been one month I downloaded 100 of videos/shorts and I did not had a single problem while downloading the video. If any type of issue arises, the developer is very fast to respond and solves your error.
You can create the required rules in Requestly and then using its APIs, import them in your automation where Requestly extension is installed. Your modified JavaScript would appear.
Can anybody please guide, I have specified a time range suppose 1:13pm, and I had a timer whose ending time is 1.5min or 5 min.
What I want is the steps, calories record within that time frame.
Is it possible to achieve it?
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): Is it possible to
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Can anybody please guide
duckdb -c "ATTACH 'sqlitedatabase.db' AS sqlite_db (TYPE sqlite); USE sqlite_db; SELECT * FROM Windows10"
And indeed.. 68 rows (40 shown) 6 columns
Even when you choose HTML format or CSV it doesn't show all data!
Yes there is a workaround that you use .maxrows 9999 for example.
That would make the command:
duckdb -c ".maxrows 9999" -c ".maxwidth 9999" -c "ATTACH 'sqlitedatabase.db' AS sqlite_db (TYPE sqlite); USE sqlite_db; SELECT * FROM Windows10"
But still if you ask an export you want it all! And if otherwise you had used LIMIT 10 in your SQL-Query.
Real weird decision from the makers of DuckDB.
Canvas is by default an inline element. And inline elements have a white space underneath them, for the descenders, parts of the letter like "g" or "y" that are below the baseline.
Thanks to the comments by @musicamante, I realized that I had misunderstood how QMenu works in relation to QActions (which is also reflected in the OP code).
So, if I want to style the item that displays "Options", even if it is created via options_menu = CustomMenu("Options", self), I actually have to set the style in the QMenu that ends up containing this item - which is the menu = QMenu(self).
So, a quick hack of the OP code to demonstrate this is:
With this, the application renders the "Options" menu as disabled, however reaction to mouse move events is still active, so the submenu popup opens as usual:
... which is basically what I was looking for in OP.
Except, now all items in the main context menu = QMenu(self) appear disabled, whereas I wanted to select only certain items in the menu to appear disabled - so now will have to figure that out ...
A Logpoint is a breakpoint variant that does not "break" into the debugger but instead logs a message to the console... The concept for Logpoints isn't new... we have seen different flavors of this concept in tools like Visual Studio, Edge DevTools and GDB under several names such as Tracepoints and Logpoints.
The thing that I've missed here is that these can have substantial implications in embedded applications. I had 2 of them set inside the time-sensitive ISR, which disrupted its behavior - possibly halting its execution in order to allow the debugger to evaluate and print the log messages.
It will work with "sudo reboot" . I was facing this issue in VS Code .
When I login using cmd it worked great , groups were giving dialout and docker but since somehow i suspect vs code preserves the session so closing and restart vs code wasn't working. But Sudo reboot will go for fresh connection. Hence it works
The Pyspark version being used was 4.0.0, then It got resolved when I installed lower version of Pyspark that is Pyspark 3.5.6 hence its compatible with JDK11.
Would you please share your neg sampling function?
I am having a similar issue where my AUC hovers around 0.6. My graph is so low in density (among all possible links, only ~10% actual exists), so I feel the neg sampling would be the bottleneck. I believe your solution can inspire me a lot. Thanks in advance!
check_age is not a node, it should be the router from greet to other three nodes, below is my code:
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79702608/why-the-condition-in-the-langraph-is-not-working
from IPython.display import display, Image
from langgraph.graph import StateGraph, START, END
from typing import TypedDict, Literal
class PersonDetails(TypedDict):
name: str
age: int
def greet(state: PersonDetails):
print(f"Hello {state["name"]}")
return state
# Add Literal here to indicates where the router should go
def check_age(state: PersonDetails) -> Literal["can_drink", "can_drive", "minor"]:
age = state["age"]
if age >= 21:
return "can_drink"
elif age >= 16:
return "can_drive"
else:
return "minor"
def can_drink(state: PersonDetails):
print("You can legally drink 🍺")
return state
def can_drive(state: PersonDetails):
print("You can drive 🚗")
return state
def minor(state: PersonDetails):
print("You're a minor 🚫")
return state
graph = StateGraph(PersonDetails)
graph.add_node("greet", greet)
graph.add_node("can_drink", can_drink)
graph.add_node("can_drive", can_drive)
graph.add_node("minor", minor)
graph.add_edge(START, "greet")
graph.add_conditional_edges(
"greet",
check_age,
{
"can_drink": "can_drink",
"can_drive": "can_drive",
"minor": "minor"
}
)
graph.add_edge("can_drink", END)
graph.add_edge("can_drive", END)
graph.add_edge("minor", END)
app = graph.compile()
# can should the whole graph in xx.ipynb notebook
display(Image(app.get_graph().draw_mermaid_png()))
"is_official_build" worked. Didn't use it earlier as it was inside the section for official chrome branded builds and mentioned it required src-internal. But apparently that's only for Chrome branding and the is_official_build flag can be used in public source and it also controls a bunch of optimizations.
For completeness, I had to also use "chrome_pgo_phase = 0" and set "sudo sysctl -w vm.max_map_count=262144" on linux as per the documentation.
Is it possible to get rid of this?
I bought my skript long tinme agofrom them, but i have no good feelings to get checked from them in any way?
btw. we did a lot of changes, and we would not like to get any 'updates' or insights from them..
(Or to say it clear, is it possible to overwrite this with official laramin?)
Thanks in advance for any comment..
If you are on Windows, and this is happening, you can move up the path of your AWS & AWS CLI Installation before the path of your Python Installation in your System Environment Variables. After that restart your terminals, or restart your PC.
Check the attached screenshots for detailed steps:
Open Advanced System Settings
Open Advanced System Settings
Select Path in System Variables and Click Edit ( In case the edit button is disabled, you might not be an administrator or you directly opened environment variables from the start menu, don't do that. Open it from the settings. )
Move Up your AWS Installation Paths, make sure they are before your Python Installation
I recommend creating an Intune config profile to sync a Library to Onedrive. Once the policy is created, use the generated values in this script. It works, percentage signs and all.
The only thing the config policy does not generate is the site name. Get the site name from the SharePoint admin page.
{
"error": {
"code": 403,
"message": "The request is missing a valid API key.",
"errors": [
{
"message": "The request is missing a valid API key.",
"domain": "global",
"reason": "forbidden"
}
]
}
}
I know this is a late addition, but would using derived types like token or normalizedString provide you this solution, or do you need to allow for interior line breaks and repetitious whitespace?
I think the issue is that, you are not able to resume the workflow graph , after the interrupt is triggered. You need to use Command(resume="some value") to resume the workflow graph, after interrupt is raised.
node.children returns only the direct child elements of a node (excluding text and comments) and updates live with DOM changes. In contrast, node.querySelectorAll('*') returns a static list of all descendant elements, not just direct children, and is typically slower due to deeper traversal.
The Find My app does not appear to use the new Liquid Glass TabView. See attached the UI animations from iOS 26 for a TabView. I think it is likely to be a presentationDetents.
E.g. .presentationDetents([.fraction(0.1), .medium, .large])
You can easily reverse the order of the rows in a column, either in formula, or in a different cell, using:
=INDEX(B1:B6,ROWS(B1:B6)+1-ROW(B1:B6))
(In this case, the range to reverse is B1:B6.)
For use inside a formula, just drop the leading "=" and you're good to go. This will work with any version of Excel back to 2007 when it added the ROWS function. INDEX goes back to my early days with it in 1991, to the best of my recollection. If needed, there are substitutes for the use of ROWS, but they involve functions usually considered less desirable.
The reversed range has no limit on size that its source does not have. And it yields elements that are the same data type as their originals.
Here is the English prompt (description) for generating an AI video, while keeping the dialogue in Uzbek as you requested:
Prompt (for AI video generation):
A scene outside a mosque. It's daytime. An 80-year-old Uzbek man (otaxon) is slowly walking out of a mosque. The background shows the mosque gate with some people around. A 30-year-old male journalist (muhbir) politely approaches the old man with a microphone. The video has a natural, warm tone.
The dialogue happens in Uzbek:
Muhbir (journalist): “Assalomu alaykum, amaki. Siz kimning ma’ruzalarini ko‘proq yoqtirasiz?”
Otaxon (elderly man): “Vaalaykum assalom, bolam. Menga Rahmatulloh domlani ma’ruzalari juda yoqadi. Gaplari yurakka yetib boradi, ko‘ngilga o‘rnashadi.”
Muhbir (with a kind smile): “Rahmat, amaki, javobingiz uchun katta rahmat!”
Let me know if you want me to generate the video with voice, image, and movement — or need it in a certain style (realistic, animation, etc.).
As of version 2.7.10, this now works. HeroUI has since fixed the bug with form errors not displaying despite having set validationErrors. Your original implementation will show the errors under the inputs as expected once you upgrade to a newer version of the library:
