If your host computer is running ubuntu. Changeing the variable PACKAGE_CLASSES in local.conf. from package_rpm to package_deb made it work.

#PACKAGE_CLASSES ?= "package_rpm"

PACKAGE_CLASSES ?= "package_deb"

That was alot of headache!

Ever since I first read about that it seems to me that autodiff really is symbolic differentiation implemented in an efficient way for computer programs.

From my point of view if you are not approximating the derivative by a small, non zero "h" it is, from a mathematical perspective, symbolic differentiation.

However, in the practical world there is a big difference in performance between working with symbolic expressions and their derivatives in a computer (for instance in Mathematica or SymPy) or using autodiff.

That is why my opinion today is that from a "mathematical" point of view there is no difference, from a "computer science" point of view there is a difference, which I summarize as "autodiff is an efficient implementation of symbolic derivatives".

I was looking for an opensource Java solution to convert DOC/DOCX to PDF without loosing the design of the document.

I came to know about the usage of LibreOffice on Linux machine for the same in the following post. Thank you, Anmol.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/73711219/3085879

So, I gave a try installing LibreOffice on windows machine, and running the following command.

*C:\Users\ABCD\Desktop\sofficetest>"C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\program\soffice.exe" --convert-to pdf:writer_pdf_Export --outdir "C:\Users\ABCD\Desktop\sofficetest\output" .docx

• C:\Users\ABCD\Desktop\sofficetest - Where the docx file(s) is present.
• C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\program - Where the soffice.exe is present.
• C:\Users\ABCD\Desktop\sofficetest\output - Where the generated PDF file(s) will be saved.

Please note that I have used double quotes for paths to avoid space related issues. It works like a charm. :)

I found the syntax of the command when I ran the following command on the command prompt.

C:\Users\ABCD\Desktop\sofficetest>"C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\program\soffice.exe" --help

Please refer the highlighted section in the command run result screenshot.

The environment and software details are as follows.

• LibreOffice_24.8.2_Win_x86-64.msi
• Microsoft Windows 10 Pro

In my case I had this issue because I was logged in as Administrator instead of my usual user id. Environment variable for path did not include location of VSCode for Administrator user. Updating the path variable fixed the issue.

As per AWS, Mongo Compass do not support correct NodeJs driver.

Drivers that support Amazon DocumentDB 5.0 and the MONGODB-AWS authentication mechanism should work with the IAM authentication implementation in Amazon DocumentDB. There is a known limitation with NodeJS drivers which are currently not supported by Amazon DocumentDB for IAM authentication. NodeJS driver support will be updated once the limitation is resolved

@Query("select p FROM Partner p JOIN p.partnerIdentifier")
    List<Partner> findAfterDates();

You don't need NOT NULL statement you'd just get null values if using LEFT JOIN

When working with big file editing, I would simple save the file I'm working on into a duplicate with :w somefile, do whatever editing I need to by yanking, deleting, and putting working only one file then do a bash diff or compare on the two files to see if the correct changes are indeed correct. If they are and you still have extensive editing then save the working file to a second :w some2ndfile and so forth ... Keep track of your changes in Note.file just in case you have to go back and reconstruct something. Best done if line numbering is turned on. Also, use NerdTree to navigate between files. Some mapping that I put in .vimrc are: map the keystroke jj to go to command mode when in insert mode and map to get a command prompt : when in command mode, to save a file in both command and insert modes, to open nerdTree in a side pane, ctrl-w navigates through the nerdTree panes. I also set my default window nearly as big as the screen so I have plenty room navigating between and into files. If you are using vim as a quassi IDE another handy tool is to map a function key to generate a tagfile in your /home/projects/directory/file so that if you can't quite remember some command you used some time ago, it is easy to without leaving vim using nerdTree.

TylerH, I think this happens when you try to use the v3 link instead of the v2 in the package sources. I did that in one project, then changed the link to v2 and the Package Manager wouldn't load. Used this fix and all is good.

Looks ok to me, this may be throwing it:

 --border-radius: 50px;

Doesn't render for me because I'm not calling a variable

var( --border-radius);

But that should not matter. Copy the code into another editor or run in another browser. Good luck!

I have figured it out! As it turns out i had this in my web.php file:

Route::get('/starter', function () {
    return view('logged.start');
})->name('start');

After deleting it everything started working as it should.

https://medium.com/@6386391ritesh/unity-websocket-support-ea2420df452c

you might Find answer here as this article Describes how to connect to Web socket Server.

It is important to note that there are TWO SymmetricDS Docker images: one open-source and another for the PRO version (paid license). https://hub.docker.com/u/jumpmind

The open-source SymmetricDS Docker image depends on YOU to provide details of database connection in the .properties engine file (as described in the User guide). So this is working as designed. https://symmetricds.sourceforge.net/doc/3.15/html/user-guide.html

The PRO version of SymmetricDS has many more features, including a web console UI. This image works out of the gate and allows web console user to configure all database connections (multiple if you wish), provide license details and reboot to apply changes. https://downloads.jumpmind.com/symmetricds/doc/3.15/html/user-guide.html

@null doesn't work for me. I use

@android:color/transparent

Solved it, the call to UseStatusCodePagesWithReExecute needs to go before calling UseRouting. That way, I can use UseExceptionHandler without 404s going unhandled by the ErrorController. It's worth noting that if you use UseExceptionHandler, the controller will need to have logic to log the exception, else, it just gets swallowed.

After generating the document test.html (typically located at C:\xampp\htdocs\test.html or where your xampp is installed), simply try to access it using the address http://localhost/test.html

1. Login: Generate and Store the Token On the React frontend, log in and store the token

2. Token Verification and Auto-Logout Use Axios interceptors in React to catch 401 Unauthorized responses globally. This way, if the token is expired or invalid, you can automatically log out the user and redirect them to the login page.

3. Token Deletion on Logout In your Laravel API, use the logout function to revoke all tokens. When logging out on the frontend, clear the token from localStorage and remove it from Axios defaults.

4. Token Expiration/Invalidation on Laravel With Laravel Sanctum, tokens do not expire by default. To achieve auto-expiration, you can:

Set a custom expiration time for tokens. Use a middleware to handle token expiration.

5. React - Auto Logout on Expired Token When the backend sends a 401 Unauthorized response due to expiration, the Axios interceptor we set up earlier will handle it, logging the user out and redirecting them to the login page.

Complete Flow User logs in: The token is generated by Laravel and saved in the React frontend’s localStorage. User navigates protected routes: Axios sends the token with each request. Token verification: Laravel verifies the token; if it’s expired, it responds with a 401 Unauthorized. Auto logout on expiration: The Axios interceptor in React catches the 401 and logs the user out automatically. User logout: On manual logout, the token is removed from both the frontend and backend, ensuring it cannot be reused.

There is now an implementation of RoPE at torchtune.modules.RotaryPositionalEmbeddings; torchtune is authored by the official pytorch team.

How did you installed it manually? Is there a site or microsoft store?

As for my understanding (I'm not a dev), when faced with that kind of errors (FP, Cocoa), it usually could point to a few things:

1. App blocked from accessing fp/cocoa (perms)
2. Network/connectivity/not enough required system resources
3. FP/Cocoa is failing and restarting but the app cannot resume the connection with service.

I know that's not a lot, but hopefully, it will point you in the right direction.

Only app:layout_optimizationLevel="barrier" is required to be used on corresponding parent ConstraintLayout If we use app:layout_optimizationLevel="none" layout rendering might take longer, as each constraint will be re-evaluated more thoroughly. For complex layouts, this can cause performance issues.

Thanks to @Diego who opened an issue with geopandas (https://github.com/geopandas/geopandas/issues/3433), I came across two different ways to solve this problem (which originates from pyproj):

Option 1: Disable network use

As described at https://github.com/pyproj4/pyproj/issues/705, add these lines to the preamble:

import pyproj
pyproj.network.set_network_enabled(False)

Option 2: Pre-download projection data

As described at https://pyproj4.github.io/pyproj/stable/transformation_grids.html, add the proj-data package to the conda environment. It's also safest to use a single channel. Either run conda install -c conda-forge proj-data or use this environment:

name: geotest
channels:
  - conda-forge
dependencies:
  - python
  - geopandas
  - proj-data

Add to Gemfile

gem 'activerecord-import'

I ran into something but it is not very similar, it causes EOF error though. I changed my config in the php.ini in the xdebug entry as follows:

xdebug.connect_timeout_ms=20000 xdebug.max_nesting_level = 2048

I think this might work. Let you give it a try.

REG_MATCH(POSTAL_CODE, '^(?:\\d{3}|[A-Za-z]\\d[A-Za-z])')

• ^ asserts that the match starts at the beginning of the string.
• (?: ... ) is a non-capturing group, allowing you to match either
• \d{3}: exactly three digits.
• [A-Za-z]\d[A-Za-z]: a pattern with a letter, a digit, and another letter (case-insensitive).

I ran into something but it is not very similar, it causes EOF error though. I changed my config in the php.ini in the xdebug entry as follows:

xdebug.connect_timeout_ms=20000 xdebug.max_nesting_level = 2048

Please make sure that the ConnectorExporter is selected in the CompositeExporter module when you are exporting the CAR file / running inside the embedded Micro Integrator.

        if (_allowances[from][to] < value) {
            revert ERC20InsufficientAllowance(to, _allowances[from][to], value); //error
        }

        _spendAllowance(from, to, value);

Here you are using to as spender, but the spender is actually msg.sender.

Not sure what the difference, maybe the version. But to make it work, I explicitly created a docker network and ran the containers to make use of it. They were then able to connect after that.

The only exif info I want is the gps location and the direction the camera is pointing, mine does.

Exif info can be displayed on some of my software and pics on the web My thought is There is ocr software that lets you select the area and will convert it to text. This might be a place to start

If you want to continue using truffle/ganache, then you have to change the solidity version to 0.8.19.

I suggest however to get rid of truffle/ganache since they are deprecated. Try hardhat or forge.

I was having the exact same error with some fairly simple dataset. Apparently the CRAN version of prophet is pretty outdated. I installed the latest version with:

remotes::install_github('facebook/prophet@*release', subdir = 'R')

After re-running my code, the error simply went away.

Force a Full Build on Each Run:

You can configure Android Studio to always perform a clean build before running: Go to Run > Edit Configurations. Select your app configuration and scroll down to Before Launch. Click on Add (+), then select Gradle-aware Make. This ensures that a Gradle build task runs before launching the app, forcing it to rebuild and apply any XML changes. It works 100%

I don't think you posted enough info to solve this problem, but that error means that somewhere in the code there is something called identity_trans and that somewhere in the code you are trying to access an attribute of that object that is not an attribute of that object.

I would look for identity_trans in the code and see where it's trying to reference dataspace_is_numerical as a start.

You posted some of your code but you need to show the part of the code that has dataspace_is_numerical in it for us to really help you.

Alternatively you could append the following to the end of the line that is generating the error:

# type: ignore

That will silence any Pylance errors on that line only

I have been able to get around this limitation by adding a few checks when shift end time move into the next day morning. Here is the modified code, that works well for all intervals along with break deductions:

 function calculateHoursGroups(startShift, endShift) {
    
        
      const parseTime = (timeStr) => {
      const [hours, minutes] = timeStr.split(":").map(Number);
      return hours * 60 + minutes;
    };
  
    const formatHours = (minutes) => (minutes / 60).toFixed(2);
    var check = false;
    var endTime;
    const NORMAL_START = parseTime("06:00");
    const NORMAL_END = parseTime("18:00");
    const EVENING_START = parseTime("18:00");
    const EVENING_END = parseTime("21:00");
    const NIGHT_START = parseTime("21:00");
    const NIGHT_END = parseTime("06:00");
    
  
    const BREAK_TIMES = {
      normal: { start: parseTime("12:00"), end: parseTime("12:30") },
      evening: { start: parseTime("20:00"), end: parseTime("20:30") },
      night: { start: parseTime("04:00"), end: parseTime("04:30") },
      midnightBreak: { start: 1680, end: 1710 }, // Midnight break from 28:00 to 28:30
    };
  
      
    const startTime = parseTime(startShift);
    if(parseTime(endShift) < startTime) {
        endTime = parseTime(endShift) + 1440;
        check = true;  
      } 
      else {
        endTime = parseTime(endShift);
      }
  
    const shiftDuration = endTime - startTime;
  
  
  
    let breakDuration = 0;
    if (shiftDuration == 6 * 60) breakDuration = 20;
    else if (shiftDuration > 6 * 60) breakDuration = 30;
  
    const calculateOverlap = (start, end, rangeStart, rangeEnd) => {
  
      // console.log(start)
      // console.log(end)
      const overlapStart = Math.max(start, rangeStart);
      const overlapEnd = Math.min(end, rangeEnd);
      return Math.max(0, overlapEnd - overlapStart);
    };
    
      const calculateShiftHoursInRange = (rangeStart, rangeEnd) => {
        return calculateOverlap(startTime, endTime, rangeStart, rangeEnd);
      };
    
      let normalHours = calculateShiftHoursInRange(NORMAL_START, NORMAL_END);
      let eveningHours = calculateShiftHoursInRange(EVENING_START, EVENING_END);
      let nightHours = calculateShiftHoursInRange(NIGHT_START, NIGHT_END + 1440); 
    
      if (breakDuration > 0) {
        if (calculateOverlap(startTime, endTime, BREAK_TIMES.normal.start, BREAK_TIMES.normal.end) > 0) {
          normalHours -= breakDuration;
        } if (calculateOverlap(startTime, endTime, BREAK_TIMES.evening.start, BREAK_TIMES.evening.end) > 0) {
          eveningHours -= breakDuration;
        } if (calculateOverlap(startTime, endTime, BREAK_TIMES.night.start, BREAK_TIMES.night.end) > 0) {
          nightHours -= breakDuration;
        }
      }
    
        
        // console.log(shiftDuration);
    
      if(check){
           console.log(startTime);
           console.log(endTime)
           console.log("Into the Next Day");
          //  console.log(BREAK_TIMES.midnightBreak.start)
          //  console.log(BREAK_TIMES.midnightBreak.end)
    
           if(nightHours == 360 && startTime < BREAK_TIMES.midnightBreak.start && endTime > BREAK_TIMES.midnightBreak.end){
            nightHours = nightHours - 20;
           }
           if(nightHours > 360 && startTime < BREAK_TIMES.midnightBreak.start && endTime > BREAK_TIMES.midnightBreak.end){
            nightHours = nightHours - 30;
           }
           
           if(endTime > 1800){
            normalHours = endTime - 1800;
           }
    
         }
    
    
      if (startTime < NORMAL_START) { // Handle shifts starting before 06:00
          console.log("Into before normal start time")
          console.log(startTime);
          console.log(endTime);
          nightHours = Math.min(NORMAL_START, endTime) - startTime; 
          normalHours = Math.max(0, endTime - NORMAL_START);
          var totalHours = nightHours + normalHours;
          console.log("Sum: ", totalHours)
          
          if(totalHours == 360 && startTime < 240 && endTime > 270){
            nightHours = nightHours - 20;
          }
  
          if(totalHours > 360 && startTime < 240 && endTime > 270){
           nightHours = nightHours - 30;
          }
          console.log(nightHours);
          console.log(normalHours)
        }
      
          return {
            normal: formatHours(normalHours),
            evening: formatHours(eveningHours),
            night: formatHours(nightHours)
          };
  }
  
    
 function testShiftCalculation(){
      const result = calculateHoursGroups("16:00", "00:00");
      console.log(result); 
    
    }

These added checks, explicitly get start and end time, compare them with the break intervals and then compile the results, any suggestions to improve the overall efficiency of the script would be much appreciated.

Using update.effective_chat.send_message instead of update.message.reply_text solved a similar problem for me. Thanks Никита К

The issue ended up being with puppeeter, heroku has an issue with it, to fix it we have to add a flag to the build.

When Puppeteer is installed, it triggers a download of a large file such as Chrome. Depending on the network, this can cause a build to timeout. We've found that users no longer see timeouts after adding a PUPPETEER_SKIP_DOWNLOAD config var and setting it to true. This skips the Chrome download and has improved build time.

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.slider-position-prev is good enter image description here

.slider-position-next is not enter image description here

code: main.js const swiper = new Swiper('.slider', { loop: true, grabCursor: true, spaceBetween: 30, observer: true, observeParents: true, parallax:true, pagination: { el: '.swiper-pagination', clickable: true, dynamicBullets: true },

navigation: { prevEl: '.slider-position-prev', nextEl: '.slider-position-next', },

breakpoints: { 0: { slidesPerView: 1, }, }, });

i got the answer, thanks to smartbear support team.

The ans. is in Testexecute behavior, the Testexecute application check on license availability before getting start, if license is available in the pool then only Testexecute application will open.

Hence in loop i kept running below command, until testexecute open: Start-Process -FilePath $testExecutePath -ArgumentList "/SilentMode /Exit /AccessKey:$AccessKey" -PassThru -Wait

Your code is well-organized for processing keyboard and mouse events using chromedp. Since you're dealing with user-input events in JSON format from an external source, security checks are essential to prevent unexpected or malicious inputs from interfering with Chrome's behavior. Here are some recommendations for security checks and improvements:

1. Validate the JSON Schema Ensure that the JSON input strictly follows the DispatchKeyEventParams or DispatchMouseEventParams format. You might want to enforce specific properties or restrict certain values. This can prevent malformed or unexpected data from causing unintended behavior.

For example:

DispatchKeyEventParams: Validate fields like Type, Modifiers, Key, etc., to ensure they are within the expected range or type. DispatchMouseEventParams: Check X, Y coordinates and event Type to ensure they align with your application's requirements. Using a JSON schema validator can help automate this, but a manual check for critical fields is also viable.

2. Limit Event Rate If the input source can flood your application with a large volume of events, it might overwhelm your application or Chrome. Consider rate-limiting or debouncing these events to reduce excessive, rapid events. Implement a mechanism to limit the number of events processed per second or per client session.

3. Restrict Allowed Key Combinations For keyboard events, you might want to restrict certain key combinations or sequences that could be harmful. For example:

Disallow System Keys: Prevent triggering keys like F12, Alt+Tab, or Ctrl+Alt+Delete that might interfere with Chrome’s operation or the host system. Block Keys with Side Effects: Prevent actions that could change Chrome’s state, like Ctrl+W (close tab), Ctrl+N (new window), etc., unless these are explicitly required for your use case. You can filter keys by validating keyevt.Key, keyevt.Modifiers, and keyevt.Type fields, and reject combinations that could pose issues.

4. Coordinate Bounds Check for Mouse Events For DispatchMouseEventParams, ensure that the X and Y values are within the bounds of the intended viewport. Large values, either accidentally or maliciously, could cause erratic behavior or even unintended scrolling.

5. Limit Event Types for Both Keyboard and Mouse Ensure that only supported event types are allowed to go through. For example:

For keyevt.Type, allow only legitimate types like "keyDown", "keyUp", or "char". For ptrevt.Type, allow only types like "mousePressed", "mouseReleased", "mouseMoved", etc. Rejecting unsupported or unusual event types can reduce potential abuse.

6. Authenticate and Authorize Clients If your server is exposed to multiple clients, use an authentication mechanism to verify their identity. You could also add an authorization layer to ensure only certain clients are allowed to send specific events.

Example: Implement an API token or other identity checks when clients connect.

7. Log Suspicious Events Implement logging to record unusual or suspicious input patterns. For example, rapid consecutive events, extreme coordinate values, or restricted key combinations could trigger warnings. These logs can be used to audit client behavior and detect potential abuse.

I found the problem. The thing is that when adding angle, geom_image seems to be adding some blank square around the image. The solution is to remove the background through the argument image_fun :)

geom_image(
    aes(
      image = image, 
      angle = orientation_degree
      ), 
    image_fun = \(img) {
      img %>%
        magick::image_background('none')
    }
  ) 

help I need answers to this too. What I've tried doing is the tile way. since it takes 8 tiles to complete a 'circle' at 1 radius, i did something like:

radius= 10;

r= 0;

offset= 360/(r * 8);

i= i+offset;

if i===360, r+1;

if r===radius, r=0;

posx= sin(i)*r+originx;

posy= cos(i)*r+originy;

Complementig Andos answer on why to update apache-airflow-providers-fab https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/43685

After remove the lines

"-framework",
"\"Reachability\""

of OTHER_LDFLAGS on ios/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj, now i'm able to run my project without problems.

if it doesnt work maybe you must also remove theReachabilitySwift line on HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS at the same file.

In my case, i use connectivity_plus package and it seems like it removed its dependency over reachability so its doesnt needed it anymore. Make sure you do that for all your schemas

do this {KEYdown[SHIFT]}{KEYdown[FN]}{KEYpress[F12]}

I had the same problem, I tried to install from cmd as admin and it worked.

FFT processing really won't help. It may erase some of the directional scratches but what good is that gonna do? Right, not much. And it will introduce other artefacts. My recommendation: forget about FFT.

Input:

Spectrum with blanked-out areas (visualization, not the true data):

After inverse FFT:

You'll have to remove the Atlas Network Peering Connections, see instructions here: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/security-vpc-peering/#remove-an-service-network-peering-connection

Answer from Nov 2024: Remove this android:enableOnBackInvokedCallback="true" from your Manifest (application tags) and onBackPressed will work in regular way.

Here's a list of Android supported ABIs:

https://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/abis#sa

In summary, there are 4 general supported ABIs, but they can have sub-divisions...I guess you have to print the result of: System.getProperty("os.arch"); in order to know what's the response on a real cellphone.

Is this close to what you need?

The code:

# Load packages
library(tidyverse)
library(ggplot2)

# Make some fake NMDS results:
sampsize <- 10
treatments <- c("start", "end", "1%", "4%")
treatment <- rep(treatments, each = sampsize)
nmds1means <- c(-0.3, 0, 0.3, 0.6)
nmds2means <- c(0.2, -0.7, -0.1, -0.4)
nmds1 <- sapply(nmds1means, FUN = function(x){rnorm(n = sampsize, mean = x, sd = 0.12)}) %>% as.vector
nmds2<- sapply(nmds2means, FUN = function(x){rnorm(n = sampsize, mean = x, sd = 0.2)}) %>% as.vector

df <- data.frame(treatment, nmds1, nmds2)

# Plot as "normal" NMDS plot:
ggplot(data = df, mapping = aes(x = nmds1, y = nmds2)) +
  geom_point()

# Prepare data for summarised NMDS plot:
df2 <- df %>%
  dplyr::group_by(treatment) %>%
  dplyr::summarise(nmds1_mean = mean(nmds1),
                   nmds1_se = sd(nmds1),
                   nmds2_mean = mean(nmds2),
                   nmds2_se = sd(nmds2))

# Plot summarised NMDS plot:
ggplot(data = df2, mapping = aes(x = nmds1_mean, y = nmds2_mean, shape = treatment)) +
  geom_point(size = 4) +
  scale_shape_manual(values = c(15, 16, 17, 18)) +
  geom_errorbar(mapping = aes(ymin = nmds2_mean - nmds2_se, ymax = nmds2_mean + nmds2_se)) +
  geom_errorbar(mapping = aes(xmin = nmds1_mean - nmds1_se, xmax = nmds1_mean + nmds1_se)) +
  lims(x = c(-1, 1), y = c(-1, 1)) +
  xlab("NMDS1") +
  ylab("NMDS2")

Ah, this works:

(dolist (dir (uiop:subdirectories "audio"))   
  (print (first (last (pathname-directory dir)))))

To avoid exception messages from crashed BackgroundService instances in the .NET console output (STDOUT), you can handle exceptions more gracefully by using one or more of the following techniques:

1**.Override ExecuteAsync in the BackgroundService:**

Override ExecuteAsync and wrap your background task in a try-catch block. This lets you catch exceptions without them bubbling up to STDOUT.

2.Set IHostLifetime to Null:

If the exception is unhandled and crashes the application, the default behavior of IHostLifetime (like ConsoleLifetime in a console app) can propagate the exception to STDOUT.

3.Suppress Unobserved Task Exceptions:

Sometimes, background services crash due to unobserved task exceptions.

4.Graceful Shutdown with Try-Catch:

Add try-catch around the shutdown code.

5.Logging and Custom Logger Configurations:

Consider logging exceptions using a logger instead of writing to STDOUT. Configure logging providers to direct messages to files or databases rather than the console.

After carefull investigation of the API documentation, I've arrived to the conclusion that there is no parameter that we can add to the changes.list endpoint to get the name or path for removed files.

Therefore, As I'm developing an app tha synces changes to a google drive account with the local file system, to be able to process the removal of files, I've ended up maintaining a dictionary with the fileId as the key, and the full path of each file as value. That way, each time a I get notified about a removed operation I know which phisical file it refers to and I'm able to delete it.

You should put await device.disableSynchronization(); before action that leads to Sync issue

Check for Incompatible Dependencies in Intellij's Dependency Tree

In Intelllij: Go to view -> Tool Windows -> Maven -> Dependencies and check if multiple versions of JUnit or Spring libraries are present.

If you find conflicting versions, try forcing specific versions in pom.xml

There are 3 places where this error could be thrown - the web application server (Kestrel), Azure Web Application Firewall, Azure APIM. As the web application that connects to the API is able to send this request and only the Postman requests are failing, I suspect this is due to Azure Web Application Firewall. Refer this article to modify the limits in WAF.

For controlling content length in APIM please refer this thread

During assignment to ENV_VAR, add the '\' slash characters to escape the new lines '\n' and double quotes.

ENV_VAR="{\"example\": \"multi\\nline\\n\"}"
echo $ENV_VAR > example.json

Output

cat example.json 
{"example": "multi\nline\n"}

try

cd pods
git clone https://github.com/google/boringssl.git
cd ..
pod deintegrate
pod repo update
pod update

I managed to get it working with a combination of afterTickToLabelConversion callback and the major option for ticks by adding a major tick in the callback which represents the latest value displayed on the X axis. For the code, please see my answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/79163446/28101131

I don't know if this will work for you, based on your explanation, I wanted to give you a possible solution.

• First take a parent div, make it's size, 100vh in height and 100vw in width, also make the overflow-x and y hidden. It will make your parent div to take the entire view box of the screen, and also disables scrolling.

• Take a children div, this is where you will pull everything you want. Just make the children div, overflow-y-scroll, it will allow you to scroll inside your children div. Depending if you want to scroll in x axis to you can make it overflow-x-scroll as well.

For better visualization, just color the divs, that will give you a general idea.

dialogClass option in jQuery UI Dialog has been deprecated in favor of the classes option.

Here's how to use the classes option to add a custom class to your dialog: JavaScript

$( "#dialog" ).dialog({
  classes: {
    "ui-dialog": "my-dialog-class"
  }
});

I just read from

older version with warning message with textsize

which says that pillow==9.5.0 still supports textsize.
Looks OK for me now.
But they said you will get a warning message for using outdated pillow.

I've gotten through this finally, yay!

I have been building by modifying the Makefile.PL and using make and make install. I no longer remember exactly how I created the original _wrap.cxx file, it most certainly would have been via swig.

Regardless, I simply did a swig -perl on the existing .i file, and this time it created a .c wrapper. I hacked the Makefile to replace the .cxx extension with .c, and we're now past the Perl error, we're getting into the C code.

For a dockerfile like:

FROM alpine:latest
ENV VAR='{"example": "multi\nline\n"}'
RUN apk add jq

something like:

$ echo "${VAR}" | jq -c . > example.json
$ cat example.json 
{"example":"multi\nline\n"}

would work. The -c just disables the pretty print jq does by default.

How to mouse focus on specific line after scroll ? without clicking on mouse ?

Why not do

torch.tensor(np.random.default_rng().choice(max_value, size=(num_samples,), replace=False))

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It worked for me when Disable SSL verification on Git globally and pull from my branch.

This works for me for a SPA at /my-app, but if my webapp defines a route for /my-app/newpage, that gives a 404. Is there something I need to do to make that work?

Here is my solution.

def show_time_of_pid(line):
  pattern = r"(\w+ \d [\d:]+)([\S ]+)\[(\d+)\]"
  result = re.search(pattern, line)
  return "{} pid:{}".format(result.group(1), result.group(3))

You will need to add maven-processor-plugin to the pom.xml

To ensure the generated classes are created before compilation. This plugin runs annotation processors like those required for Lombok and Hibernate JPA model generation during the generate-sources phase.

https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.bsc.maven/maven-processor-plugin[maven-processor-plugin]

I am a developer and also seeking for how to implement password reset logic but found nothing. So finally by reading so many docs and learning about new technologies I have finally implemented password reset logic. I have create a blog in which I talked in depth about logic behind password reset. Right from flow chart to proper working implementation. I have used latest technologies like NextJS 15, jsonwebtoken, nodemailer, bcryptjs, MongoDB atlas. Check out my article :- link

To set "equal height of elements inside grid item with CSS grid layout", just set the height of the direct children of the grid to 100%. After that is done, you can set the height of inner elements (inside the children) as you see fit.

I came across this post from Google, and although it's old, it does cover some key concepts that I have seen users struggle with. Providing people with a fully featured WebRTC Phone, rather than a script library was the inspiration for Starting Siperb. Then, also providing people with the tools they need to connect this Phone to any Asterisk box (even and older one) or a hosted one was a natural next step. If you are not up for the challenge of sip.js or sipml5, just head over to https://www.siperb.com/

Adding: proxy_set_header Host $host:1337; worked for me

As mentioned in following article: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-update-npm-dependencies/ , npm update doesn't update to a major breaking-changes version. I don't know if it's your case, but it is something that you could check

To access timestamp info you should first send message without any cmsg structure, and then extract it from socket error buffer using recvmsg call with MSG_ERRQUEUE flag specified https://docs.kernel.org/networking/timestamping.html#transmit-timestamps-with-msg-errqueue

File /r "C:\Program Files\YoureCurrentProgramName\*.*"

So, to remedy this situation, I moved the Error Window to another monitor. Kind of stupid to not allow you to "hide" it but this works

you could set the count as 0 in the begining of the function

def bubbleSort(arr):
    swap.calls = 0

and the decorator on the swap

@swapCount
def swaparr):
    pass

I'm adding an answer from late 2024 for VSCode. I realise the question was about old Visual Studio, but when googling the same for vscode it is this page that is the most popular result.

In VSCode the approach is different. You have to install one of the plugins for this reason. No native ways to use another compare/merge tool definitely, as I have found in many sources. I tried a couple of plugins and Meld Diff was exactly what I needed. It works extremely well for me!

The setup for Meld Diff is very simple:

1. Install the plugin
2. Go to settings, type "meld-diff.diffCommand" in search field and insert path to your comparison tool into the result setting. (The screenshot shows the same setting among the others, so that you clearly see the arguments are automatically configured correctly in the other fields.)

The path for MacOS should be /Applications/Araxis Merge.app/Contents/Utilities/compare. For Windows the path should be to the Araxis' ConsoleCompare.exe file (have seen this in their docs) but didn't check it myself.

And that's it! You can now go and use it right away.

You can right-click a file in the Source Control panel and use the respective command "Open with meld diff..." and so on. Or you can select a couple of files in VSCode's Explorer panel and run similar command (mentioning "meld") to compare them. Same for folders.

NOTE: Merge functionality didn't work for me (when selecting 3 files), but I don't need it too much so didn't dig into that matter. If anyone wants to invest into investigating further - please share the feedback here, too!

Your GetFormula function expects a range.

Function GetFormula(Target As Range) As String
    GetFormula = Target.Formula
End Function

But when you call it, you pass an address/a string:

c.Formula = Eval(GetFormula(c.Adress))

So, change this line to:

c.Formula = Eval(GetFormula(c))

What is the problem in this programm :

"a = print(input("entrez votre note"))

b = print(input("entrez votre note"))

c = print(input("entrez votre note"))

d = print(input("entrez votre note"))

e = print(input("entrez votre note"))

if (a+b+c+d+e)/5<10:

print("Redouble ! ")

if (a+b+c+d+e)/5>=10 and (a+b+c+d+e)/5<12:

print("Passable ")

if (a+b+c+d+e)/5>=12 and (a+b+c+d+e)/5<14:

print("Assez bien ")

if (a+b+c+d+e)/5>=14 and (a+b+c+d+e)/5<16:

print("Bien ")

if (a+b+c+d+e)/5>=16 and (a+b+c+d+e)/5<18:

print("Très bien ")

if (a+b+c+d+e)/5>=18:

print("Excellent ")"

Solved it by adding a div in the root component of my app, that wraps everything.

<div id="mfe-container">
   ...everything that was in the app.component.html before...
</div>

I also use my own theme now (using a prebuilt theme was meant as temporary solution anyway). Instead of including the theme in the html element, I include it for the wrapper element from above in my styles.scss

@use '@angular/material' as mat;

// my custom theme file
@use './m3-theme';

// The core mixin must be included exactly once for your application, even if you define multiple themes. 
// Including the core mixin multiple times will result in duplicate CSS in your application.
// https://material.angular.io/guide/theming#the-core-mixin
@include mat.core();

#mfe-container {
  @include mat.all-component-themes(m3-theme.$light-theme);
}

I don't know how to solve this for a prebuilt theme (as that defines the variables for the element). If my solution inspires you to solve it without custom theme, please add it as answer or comment as well. In may case I planned to add a custom theme anyway. If this solution inspires you to solve the same

Make sure you are not in a venv, as by default it does not inherit the system env variables that you probably have set.

So, try installing it system-wide, or try adding the env variables definitions to the venv's Script file.

You can set maxWidth to false if you need it for a specific container.

<Container maxWidth={false} sx={{ width: "100%" }}>{children}</Container>

If you have that problem with an angular elements based microfrontend with ViewEncapsulation.ShadowDom set you maybe have the same problem as I had:

Why it did not work
My dive into the code showed that

• at runtime the used material theme is added as tag inside of the shadow-root
• in the prebuilt themes the variables that style the components are defined for the <html> element of the DOM. In a normal SPA everything is inside that html element and so everything has access to those variables

As the shadow DOM is a border between the CSS of the host page and the CSS of the Microfrontend/Webcomponent, everything inside that shadow-root does not have access to css outside of the shadow-root (defining something for the tag in a tag inside the shadow-root does not work).

My Solution
I added a div in the root component of my app, that wraps everything.

<div id="mfe-container">
   ...everything that was in the app.component.html before...
</div>

Instead of including the theme in the html element, I include it in that wrapper element in my styles.scss

@use '@angular/material' as mat;

// my custom theme file
@use './m3-theme';

// The core mixin must be included exactly once for your application, even if you define multiple themes. 
// Including the core mixin multiple times will result in duplicate CSS in your application.
// https://material.angular.io/guide/theming#the-core-mixin
@include mat.core();

#mfe-container {
  @include mat.all-component-themes(m3-theme.$light-theme);
}

I've solved this by adding.htaccess file in htdocs folder of XAMPP. Here is the code:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www.)?domain.com$ [NC]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/addonfolder/(.*)$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ - [L,R=404]

Now domain.com/sub.domain.com has no access to sub.domain.com folder in htdocs, it retunrs 404 error.

https://github.com/onurkanbakirci/trendsgit is the ultimate tool for tracking trending repositories over time.

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https://github.com/onurkanbakirci/trendsgit is the ultimate tool for tracking trending repositories over time.

Here is how we can do this

k = ['name', 'age', 'city']    
v = ('Zubair', 22, 'Pakistan') 

d = dict(zip(k, v))

print(f"Name\t{d['name']}")
print(f"Age\t\t{d['age']}")
print(f"City\t{d['city']}")

Use https://github.com/yoori/flare-bypasser - run as docker get target site cookies from it, and use requests with these cookies after. This works stable for me

I had this issue when calling a Blazor component and supplying an EventCallback.

The issue arose because I had defined the same method twice.

Removing one of them solved the issue.

Sorry for the inconvenience. After searching all day the solution came five minutes after I posted the message here.

The problem was the DNS configuration. We had opened the ports in the wrong DNS zone.

As I may not be the only one to have this symptom it may still be useful.

request.Order.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Name == "From")?.Name = "FromDate";

If you set np.seterr(all='ignore') or np.seterr(under='ignore') numpy is smart enough to set the result to zero without raising any error.

Found the issue!

It was because drawing the texture onto the screen draws on top of the gui. I had to separate the functions out into a "DrawScreenTexture()" function and then just a "SwapWindow()" function. Code now looks like this.

ImGui_ImplOpenGL3_NewFrame();
ImGui_ImplSDL2_NewFrame();
ImGui::NewFrame();

ImGui::Begin("Material Controls");
ImGui::Text("Hello World!");
ImGui::End();

_myFramework.DrawScreenTexture();

ImGui::Render();
ImGui_ImplOpenGL3_RenderDrawData(ImGui::GetDrawData());

_myFramework.SwapWindow();

Also shout out to whoever downvoted my question and to whoever edited my question to take any kind of personality out much appreciated.

Many years passed, I am (hopefully) wiser now and can give some advice on how to deal with the problem described above.

First of all, 'removing last significant digit' is not going to help at all. It makes problem worse. Say, you got want to round to remove last three digits. If your start with numbers a=1.499 and b=1.501 you end up with a'=1 and b'=2. So, although such rounding can 'smooth out' small discrepancies it will also significantly increase some of them.

The approach, which seems to work instead, is using algorithms, like Kahan summation to reduce numerical error. It works particularly well, if you want to find a sum of elements in, say vector. Straightforward summation will give you a result, which depends on order of elements in the vector. Using Kahan summation will almost always give you the same answer.