I have resolved all these isssues by switching from the technology stack from HDP2.5 to standalone hadoop installation on my windows 11 machine. Becuase HDP2.5 had no more support available thats why unable to resolve the internal ips for datanodes while replicating. The following hdfs-site.xml and core-site.xml i have included in apache nifi installation directory that is
I have resolved all these isssues by switching from the technology stack from HDP2.5 to standalone hadoop installation on my windows 11 machine. Becuase HDP2.5 had no more support available thats why unable to resolve the internal ips for datanodes while replicating. The following hdfs-site.xml and core-site.xml i have included in apache nifi installation directory that is
What commands did you use to check if keycloak-related tables are created in your database or not? The log you shared does not mean table not created. In my experience, keycloak creates tables after running such queries if tables do not exist.
In your keycloak database, can you run \dt and share the result?
i believe as per LSTM guidelines are concerned, it works on tanh activation function by default... this is to account the usage of GPU as a default computational hardware with CPU. if you change that activation, GPU will not be used. Switch back to tanh, and check again.
How to install the Mobilevlckit? I tried a lot of times.I am getting Framework 'MobileVLCKit.xcframework' not found this issue. How to fix this could you please share any solution?
Podfile
# Uncomment the next line to define a global platform for your project
# platform :ios, '9.0'
target 'liveStreamer' do
# Comment the next line if you don't want to use dynamic frameworks
use_frameworks!
pod 'MobileVLCKit', '~> 3.4.0'
# Pods for liveStreamer
target 'liveStreamerTests' do
inherit! :search_paths
# Pods for testing
end
target 'liveStreamerUITests' do
# Pods for testing
end
end
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1.5): any solution
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): could you please share
Try checking a database name exists under the name keycloak. The database endpoint you used jdbc:postgresql://qg_cms-db/keycloak says keycloak. I'm assuming you already created database called keycloak or your initial script does it (docker-entrypoint-initdb.d). But if it doesn't, the endpoint is pointing to a database that does not exist.
REPLACE VIEW UserInfo.Calendar_Date
AS
LOCK ROW FOR ACCESS
/* Developer: Daphne Hattingh
Apply the following Filter:
Where MyDate = date
Example:
Select * From UserInfo.Calendar_Date where MyDate = date
*/
select
CAST( Calendar_date AS DATE FORMAT 'YYYYMMDD') AS MyDate,
TO_CHAR(MyDate,'YYYY') AS MyYear,
TO_CHAR(MyDate,'MM') AS MyMonth,
TO_CHAR(MyDate,'DD') AS MyDay,
MyYear||MyMonth as MyYYMM_Char,
MyYear||MyMonth|| MyDay as MyYYMMDD_Char,
cast(MyYYMM_Char as integer) as MyYYMM_Int,
cast(MyYYMMDD_char as integer) as MyYYMMDD_Int
from Sys_Calendar.CALENDARTMP ;
like text(), innerText() also trims whitespace characters by default,
but you can get the unchanged text by passing FALSE as argument
$text = $crawler->filtrXPath('//body/p')->innerText(false);
This plugin use for same purpose - provide dictionaries by language and namespace. i18next-http-backend implements loading dictionaries via http. i18next-resources-to-backend leaves the method of obtaining the dictionary to your discretion. You can use them together using i18next-chained-backend.
In iOS, WKWebView doesnt support loading a local HTML file with remote resources directly using both loadFileURL(:allowingReadAccessTo:) & loadHTMLString(:baseURL:) in the same request.
However, you can achieve your goal by reading the local HTML file as a string, then using loadHTMLString(_:baseURL:) with the appropriate base URL to access both local and remote resources.
Here’s how:
Load the HTML Content as a String: Read the local HTML file content
and load it as a string.
Set the baseURL: Use the directory URL containing your local
resources as the baseURL in loadHTMLString(_:baseURL:). This will
allow access to both local and remote resources referenced with
relative paths.
So, the issue is, it does not calculate hours and break time deduction
correctly when shift start time is in current day and shift end time
is in next day. Any suggestion would be much appreciated.
This is because when a shift starts in one day and ends in the next, it complicates calculations, especially with break deductions. So, to fix this you would need to
convert the start and end times into a continuous range of minutes, even when the shift crosses midnight.
calculate breaks correctly based on the shift duration rules and adjust only if the break time overlaps with the working shift.
Try these 2 approaches and see if your issue is fixed. I didnt had enough time to implement a code snippet. So, i explained it here. If i get time i will update the solution here.
To force an Azure Pipeline task to use PowerShell Core (specifically PowerShell 7+), you can specify the pwsh command in your pipeline YAML. This ensures that the task runs in the context of PowerShell Core instead of Windows PowerShell.
task: PowerShell@2
inputs:
targetType: 'inline'
script: |
# Your PowerShell Core script goes here
Write-Host "Running in PowerShell Core"
pwsh: true # This explicitly tells the task to use PowerShell Core
Key Points
Task Type: Use the PowerShell@2 task.
pwsh: true: This input parameter tells the task to use PowerShell Core.
Inline or File: You can provide an inline script or reference a script file.
Additional Configuration
If you're using a script file instead of inline code, make sure to provide the path to the script and still set pwsh: true:
yaml
Copier
steps:
task: PowerShell@2
inputs:
targetType: 'filePath'
filePath: 'path/to/your/script.ps1'
pwsh: true
By specifying pwsh: true, your scripts will run using PowerShell Core, allowing you to leverage the features and enhancements of the newer version.
Doc 1 : New home to home sales forecasts
Doc 2 : Rise in home sales in July
Doc 3 : Home sales rise in July for new homes
Doc 4 : July new home sales rise
• Tokenize, stopword, stemming, tf, df, cf, location(loc), idf, if*idf, Similarity Measure, vector space,
dot product, rank the relevant doc.
Scheduling the dashboard to be delivered at a specific time would cache the results.
If there is variability within the dashboard such as liquid parameters then you could utilize aggregate awareness to build aggregate tables. This would still require to schedule a dashboard delivery for each variation ahead of time to trigger each aggregate table build.
I encountered the same issue, and I did add a next package in my project.
yarn add next
or
pnpm i next
And my console stopped complaining that. However, I got another error in my browser when I ran it. So that, I don't think it provides smooth support for a general Vue project.
For every additional leading zero in the hash, it will approximately consume 16 times more. For e.g. finding one zero takes 10 ms, then finding 3 leading zeros should take 16^2 * 10 ms.
I have also published an article using Python in Medium to get leading zeros upto 10X faster.
-[RTIInputSystemClient remoteTextInputSessionWithID:performInputOperation:] perform input operation requires a valid sessionID
I noticed this error shows up using Simulator when Connect Hardware Keyboard is enabled. To disable, go I/O > Keyboard > Connect Hardware Keyboard and use the onscreen keyboard.
reverse a wrong recharge on Jio, follow these steps: *Contact Customer Support: Call Jio customer care at 199 or 0. 9831_749_976 Explain your situation clearly, providing your mobile number reverse a wrong recharge on Jio, follow these steps: *Contact Customer Support: Call Jio customer care at 199 or 0. 9831_7499_76 Explain your situation
For everyone who looks for an easy solution, here it is.
function openModal() {
var pu = document.getElementsByClassName('fd-focus-visible-applied');
var modal = pu[0].getElementsByClassName('fd-modal');
modal[0].classList.add('fd-is-open');
}
I switched Copilot to use the right arrow instead of tab so they wouldn't fight:
Under Tools > Options > IntelliCode > Advanced, tick Apply whole line completions on right arrow checkbox. Just note it's IntelliCode not Intellisense when navigating the options to get to the checkbox.
Use the parameter "debug": "all" in your request. Then you will get in the response a new property like "vectorSimilarity": "0.998" that goes from 0 to 1. In most cases you can then ignore keyword score, since vector search is very accurate. Semantic ranking is an overkill for most use cases.
GAME ID:2180369109399878406692T
Original Seed:
Encrypted Result:49db5864e0aa49220e5f9906bb35eaa822a494527de9705a5f0a582b02c794eb
Encrypted Seed:390acd5f86727ea5adbc460ef9d816d5f83e36f122305bd87996c3eb3a049a15
Result:
The BookDemoApplication file location is incorrect, it should be outside the controller layer.At this point, the controller layer has not been detected
It's only the case when the "Jupyter: Variables" pane is open. A lot of variables are shown as loading endlessly. The problem might be that the variables are too big to show?
In such case you can try few things:
Limit variable sizes in pane
Before re-running the large cells you can selectively clear heavy variable from the namespace.
XMLGregorianCalendar is a flexible beast in that each of its fields -- year, month, day, hour, minute, second and UTC offset -- may be defined or undefined (UTC offset is confusingly called timezone in XML parlance). To work with it we first need to know which fields are defined. You probably know that in your case, only you haven‘t told us. For a string containing date and time of day we need those. More precisely I should say that we need year, month, day, hour, minute and second. So I will assume that we have all of those. For UTC offset we either need it to be in the XMLGregorianCalendar (preferred), or we need to know which time zone was assumed when the XMLGregorianCalendar was constructed. Under all circumstances we need to know for which time zone to write the string.
java.time
I recommend that you use java.time, the modern Java date and time API, to the greatest extend possible for your date and time work. So my code includes converting XMLGregorianCalendar to a modern type, either OffsetDateTime or LocalDateTime depending UTC offset being defined in the XMLGregorianCalendar.
So a suggestion is:
ZoneId defaultAssumedSourceZone = ZoneId.of("Europe/Tallinn");
ZoneId desiredTargetZone = ZoneId.of("Asia/Kabul");
DateTimeFormatter formatter = DateTimeFormatter.ofLocalizedDateTime(FormatStyle.SHORT);
XMLGregorianCalendar xgcal = DatatypeFactory.newInstance()
.newXMLGregorianCalendar("2013-02-04T13:12:45+01:00");
if (xgcal.getXMLSchemaType() != DatatypeConstants.DATETIME) {
throw new IllegalStateException("We need year, month, day, hour, minute and second; got " + xgcal);
}
ZonedDateTime targetZdt;
if (xgcal.getTimezone() == DatatypeConstants.FIELD_UNDEFINED) { // No UTC offset
LocalDateTime dateTime = LocalDateTime.parse(xgcal.toString());
ZonedDateTime sourceZdt = dateTime.atZone(defaultAssumedSourceZone);
targetZdt = sourceZdt.withZoneSameInstant(desiredTargetZone);
} else { // UTC offset included; use it
OffsetDateTime sourceDateTime = OffsetDateTime.parse(xgcal.toString());
targetZdt = sourceDateTime.atZoneSameInstant(desiredTargetZone);
}
String formattedDateTime = targetZdt.format(formatter);
System.out.println(formattedDateTime);
When running this snippet in US English locale, output was:
2/4/13, 4:42 PM
It‘s not the format you asked for. Please consider it anyway. It‘s Java‘s built-in localized format for the locale, so it‘s likely to make the users in that locale happy. And it adjusts easily to other locales. Run in Spanish locale, for example:
4/2/13, 16:42
If your users insist on MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm for a reason that I cannot guess, specify that:
As @TylerH said in the comments, this problem bothers many users in VS 2022, and many users have reported this problem to the VS developer community. I believe that the relevant team is currently optimizing this problem, and when enough users report this problem, the team will prioritize it.
In addition, after my test, if you change the warning level, such as changing the warning level to 2, the warning of level 3 for unused variables will disappear, but the wavy line under the unused variables will also disappear. If you accept this suggestion, you can refer to this link.
I can reproduce this issue. This issue happens on Windows, which may relate to [BUG] .net maui SkiaSharp crashe. The SkiaSharp.Extended.UI.Maui NuGet depends on SkiaSharp.Views.Maui.Controls NuGet, so it also crashes. Good news is the issue has been fixed in the latest version.
The workaround is to manually install the latest SkiaSharp.Views.Maui.Controls NuGet, and it works.
I've typed your exact formulas into my version of Excel (365) and don't get the same problem. If I use the wildcards it returns yes, if not, it returns no - doing an exact search.
In your image we can't see all the rows. Your countif is for lines 2 through to 7. Is it possible p1234 is appearing further down in the list (say line 6 or 7)?
Basically it gives you a head project for each platform, instead of using the "single project" approach with several target frameworks that .NET MAUI knows how to handle. on Single project you have something similar if you look at the Platforms folder, there you see some of the code you see in the several platform head projects.
Cheers to @Kache for mentioning what should have been obvious: just base64 encode to send plaintext.
For future reference, this is how I did so.
Client-side:
tag = base64.b64encode(tag)
nonce = base64.b64encode(nonce)
# tag and nonce are packed into the payload dictionary
requests.post(url, json=payload, verify="myShnazzyCertificate.pem")
Server-side:
payload = flask.request.json
# tag and nonce are unpacked from the above payload dictionary and then
tag = base64.b64decode(tag)
nonce = base64.b64decode(nonce)
# ... tag and nonce are used successfully to decrypt data
The root cause is not in parent and child, that named pipe also worked very well. The problem is that parent actually is a child too, it starts by another process by using subprocess.Popen(). Then, actually, we have a grandparent, parent, child. Between grandparent and parent, we have a pipe to communicate with each other, parent writes in it, and grandparent reads from it. This pipe get filled, then parent get blocked when writing, it can not read message from that named pipe as well.
hey mate i just finished a kivy app with stripe payments, everything works fine the only problem i am facing is when doing deployment im missing a requirement(buildozer.spec) to make it work as if i remove 'import stripe' in my code it works fine until i have to use the stripe funcion of course
You cannot import the pipe by itself, you must import the TranslateModule.
If you want to avoid having to import the TranslateModule for every component, you can import it into a shared module, and then import the shared module in your components. Surely there are other modules that you will also import for every component, so this at least cuts down on the repetition.
You're using a relative path selection for the import.
Instead of using '../variables/' try using './variables/' with a single period like you have for your other imports.
Since you're in main.scss, when you use the relative path '../' it moves the folder lookup from styles/ to src/. And since there is no variables/ folder in src/, it throws the error.
As @AKX commented, you'll need to test and tell us the time taken in different areas of your code. For example, the document indexing line, and the querying line.
You can try using a lighter LLM like Llama 2 7b Q4_K_M.
If using LlamaCPP, use model_kwargs={"n_gpu_layers": -1} to use GPU for faster inferences. For example:
Can anyone confirm if this is still the case? I haven't been able to find anything to show that it has changed. This seems like something that Microsoft would add; Duo has supported it for years.
LWJGL is a lightweight game development library that does not contain a built in physics library. In order to get jumping and gravity to work only using JOML and LWJGL, you will need to create your own collision detection and physics integration code which is too complicated to be explained here. If you want to do that, there are plenty of books on the subject. However, if you are new to programing or do not have much interest in physics programing, I recommend finding an additional physics package or using a full game engine which includes physics code.
#![allow(unused)]
fn countdown(mut y: u8) -> u8 {
let mut i = 0;
for n in 1..y {
println!("{}", n);
i += n
}
return i
}
fn main() {
let y = 3;
println!("{} Liftoff!", countdown(y));
}
Solved:
After too long days if debugging... Another usage of openssl within the application was influencing Qt's openssl usage. Using another lib internally was the easiest solution.
This has been occurring several times a day for me this year (currently running VS version 17.9.2). I thought it was similar to previous experiences where restarting VS was the only thing that worked so that's what I've been doing.
However I just found that using Clean fixed it. First time I've actually found a use for the Clean function.
So the problem is that you are running many instances of your Step Function in parallel, and since they each call the same Lambdas you are ending up with a lot of simultaneous executions and hit the limit.
To avoid this, you should get rid of Function0 and instead wrap your current State Machine in a Map State which will execute the steps for each entry in your data JSON; Within the Map State definition you can then set a maximum concurrency, which will allow you to make use of the efficiency of running in parallel without going over your limits. You can then call the updated State Machine with your full data list, and it will handle the concurrency internally.
I don't work with CloudFormation directly, so I don't know how to achieve this in your configuration, but here is how you would implement something like this in CDK;
const lambda_func[n] = LambdaInvoke(...)
// Start with your current step function body
const inner_steps = lambda_func1.next(lambda_func2)
.next(lambda_func3)
.next(lambda_func4)
.next(lambda_func5)
// Wrap the steps in a Map state, each of which takes one element of the `data` list as input
const wrapped_sfn = new MapStep(
stack,
"Run Lambdas for each data element",
{
maxConcurrency: 20,
itemsPath: JsonPath.stringAt("$.data"),
itemSelector: { // Wraps each item in its own JSON with the key "data", as in function0
"data": JsonPath.stringAt("$$.Map.Item.Value")
},
resultPath: "$.processedData",
}
);
wrapped_sfn.itemProcessor(inner_steps);
Doing the equivalent of this in your CloudFormation should enable you to run all the processes as you expect while ensuring none of your Lambdas exceed their concurrency limits.
I have the same issue pgadmin4 version 8.12, I tried to set Results grid from Preferences -> Query Tool -> Results grid -> Columns sized by, but it still looks like the stacked view you shared.
Fun problem. Here's a c# version. I needed this for a mobile game that runs in a variety of resolutions. Couldn't find anything so I rolled my own. I was surprised by the complexity of this problem so posting this hoping it will save you some time if you need to drop some c# code into an existing project.
Example (using 10 character search radius):
int maxLineLength = 75;
var input = @"This extra-long paragraph was writtin to demonstrate how the `fmt(1)` program handles longer inputs. When testing inputs, you don't want them be too short, nor too long, because the quality of the program can only be determined upon inspection of complex content. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.";
int maxLineCount = (int)(3.0 * input.Length / maxLineLength);
var result = UniformLineSplitting.Split(
input, maxLineLength, 1, maxLineCount, UniformLineSplitting.Western);
Assert.AreEqual(
@"This extra-long paragraph was writtin to demonstrate how the `fmt(1)`
program handles longer inputs. When testing inputs, you don't want them
be too short, nor too long, because the quality of the program can only be
determined upon inspection of complex content. The quick brown fox jumps
over the lazy dog. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment
of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably
to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.",
result);
