Low-end devices may struggle with barcode scanning due to hardware limitations. Optimize image processing, restrict scan area, and consider dedicated SDKs.
Docker volumes do not natively support transparent decompression for read-only files. However, this functionality can be achieved by mounting a decompressed archive using tools inside the container, allowing seamless access without manual extraction. This setup enables efficient use of storage while keeping the files in a readable format.
You can manually set the timezone used by the JVM to UTC at application startup by using `TimeZone.setDefault(TimeZone.getTimeZone("UTC"))`. This way, when you use `Date`, it will use the timezone you've set. Note that this operation affects the entire program but does not affect the operating system.
Use Electron's webContents.findInPage() method to search text within the renderer process, and webContents.stopFindInPage() to clear results, mimicking browser Ctrl+F functionality.
I have used return redirect(url_for("user")) instead of explicitly rendering the user.html again and again, that method works too..
This works because if I redirect then the page reloads again with a "GET" request instead of rendering user.html in "POST" request, since data cannot be retrieved and displayed from the DB if the current method is post
Something like this worked well for me (I'm not on GPU though)
#OVERWRITE _create_dmatrix
class MyXGBOther(XGBRegressor):
def __init__(self, **kwargs):
"""Initalize Trainer."""
super().__init__(**kwargs)
self.model_ = None #ensures it will have no knowledge of the regular model (see override in fit() method)
def fit(self, X, y,**kwargs: Any):
if not isinstance(X, DMatrix): raise TypeError("Input must be an xgboost.DMatrix")
if y is not None: raise TypeError("Must be used with a y argument for sklearn consistency, but y labels should be contained in DMatrix X")
self.model_ = xgb.train(params=self.get_xgb_params(), dtrain=X, **kwargs)
return self
def predict(self, X, **kwargs: Any):
if not isinstance(X, DMatrix): raise TypeError("Input must be an xgboost.DMatrix")
return self.model_.predict(data=X, **kwargs)
Well, doing some more experiments following the suggestions on commentators, to who many thanks, I tried simply moving the helper, without view_context and helper_method declaration out of the controller and into a helper (i.e., app/helpers/component_helper.rb)
module ComponentHelper
def render_image_modal(**kwarg)
render(ImageModalComponent.new(**kwarg)) do |component|
yield component
end
end
end
Old topic but seems still not really solved. We have also many features and we have often problem how to test it. We have a ci/di to deploy each feature to a own environment.
Problem is we have so many and long time features. And the customer want to test some of theme and some of them together.
Some feature has some dependencies. Merging the feature together is much manual work and not nice. So I create a git subcommand to merge easily many feature together and deploy it to one environment.
A followup question, are the characters in the `glossaryTranslations` field and the `translations` field of the API response both counted towards the total billable characters?
There is an article here that describes how to setup an auto increment on save using database triggers. Basically it uses a separate counter collection, similar to what @AndrewL suggests, to track the value and updates the document on insert
You’re running into a classic "split horizon DNS" / internal vs external resolution issue, which is common in self-hosted setups without domain names. Here are some reliable approaches to resolve this:
{{ define "telega_custom" }}
Жители планеты Земля, нужна ваша помощь:
{{ range .Alerts }}
Название метрики:
<i>"{{ .Labels.alertname }}{{ .ValueString}}"</i>
Текст ошибки:
<i>"{{ .Annotations.summary }}{{ .Annotations.message }}"</i>
{{ end }}
{{ end }}
İstanbul gibi büyük bir şehirde yaşıyorsan, zamanla yarışıyorsun demektir. Trafik, yetişmesi gereken belgeler, geciktiği için planlar iptal olan paket... Hepsi bir arada. Ve tek bir çözüm var: İstanbul moto kurye. Moto kuryelerimiz, İstanbul trafiğine takılmadan, en hızlı şekilde teslimatı ulaştırırlar. Özellikle de şehir içi teslimatlar için hem ekonomik hem de zamandan tasarruf ettiren bir çözüm sunar. Eğer gönderiniz hassas veya özel ise VIP kurye hizmetimizden yararlanabilirsiniz. Bu hizmette sadece kuryemiz sizin paketinizi alır ve başka hiçbir yere uğramadan en kısa sürede teslimatı ulaştırır.
Yes, the { display:none } is better but not the best option for accessibility. Labels are also used by the blind person or low-vision person with the help of screen readers to inform users about the purpose of a form field. Use of display: none may cause the label to be entirely ignored by certain screen readers. It is preferable to visually keep them hidden while maintaining screen reader readability. Hence, use Label { position: absolute; }. This will hide it from the sighted users, but the screen reader users can access it.
And yes, labels play a crucial role in explaining to the user what the purpose of the form field is. Even if a field has placeholder text, it is not an acceptable substitute because screen readers may not always read placeholders, and they vanish when users input. Talking about SEO, the use of semantic HTML like <label> helps the search engines, such as Google, to understand your content in a better way. But the main benefit is accessibility, which also improves usability for everyone, and Google values that.
When you click the button, this operation is implemented by the compiled JS, but if you enter it in the browser, but you have not configured the corresponding forwarding logic (page Router forwards to vue's index, api forwards to SpringBoot), this problem will occur?
Try to modify the API URL to determine this problem (the RequestMappingURL in spring boot is changed to be inconsistent with that in vue-router, and then enter your url in the browser (localhost:8080/event_detail/:role/:objectId/:eventId), according to your description, it should return 404 instead of correct processing.
Before understanding your architecture, I can't help you solve this problem in a targeted manner.
New developments
Someone created a Powershell module to add WinUI 3 UI interfaces
to powershell scripts Checkout the WinUIShell modue: https://github.com/mdgrs-mei/WinUIShell
The suggestion from the library author is to not use it in a multithreaded fashion, even if it's possible. The right way is to instantiate a ring per core or thread, since they are so cheap
First of all, thank you in advance for taking the time to contribute with your answers. Even though the message is still warning Import "custom_modules" could not be resolved , this is how I did it.
I added the following configuration to the __init__.py script.
# Import the os modules to get access to the os system functions.
import os
# Package level setup
# Package name
__name__="custom_packages"
# Define the import all.
__all__=["custom_modules"]
# Optional define the version of the code.
version="0.0.1"
# Module level configuration
# Importing the module to be configured
from . import custom_modules as cm
# Package setup
cm.__package__="custom_packages"
# Setting up the name of the module
cm.__name__="custom_modules"
# Setting up the path of the module,
cm.__package__.__path__=os.getcwd()
# The os.getcwd() retrieves the current working directory
# allowing us to se the real path instead of the relative one.
# NOTE: this is a very basic setup, that works fine for this sample.
# For a more complete implementation review the python3 docs https://docs.python.org/3/library/
My tree directory is pretty similar to the suggested by you.
you can maintain a state inside the component to save the latest component state. Then update the component state when only all hooks have been updated successfully.
Principle of removing horizontal border is the same as for vertical border, but problem is the timing.
Whereas vertical border could be removed without interrupts, just based on $D012 value (you could do it at several lines), opening horizontal border needs interrupt from interrupt. Background is that single interrupt from regular code doesn't ensure precise timing since various instructions take different clocks to be completed until interrupt could be really performed.
Because of that you have to catch first VIC interrupt at specified line before area to be opened and interrupt handling routine shall end with consecutive NOPs which all of them have exactly the same defined clocks. Then it's ensured that next interrupt comes at precisely defined beam raster position and you are able to catch very small time-window to open border horizontally.
That's the reason why horizontal border is open just for few lines, typically for scrolling text, but not for whole screen. There wouldn't be any remaining time to perform any redraws or calculations.
You can use the JSON Formatter on GadgetKit to format and decode the raw JSON data for easier reading. This will help you see the structure and decode the "input", "output", and "event" fields.
Stop the form from doing a full-page reload. Instead, use fetch() to send the data to the server in the background. In Flask When it gets background request, it updates the database and just replies with a piece of JSON, like: return jsonify({'status': 'success', 'animal': 'Lion'}). It doesn't render_template again.
YouTube doesn't generate webp thumbnail for all their videos, especially for old videos. Webp's initial release was 14 years ago and until adoption by Google it took some times too. I write the upload date for your example videos:
I've solved the problem with a slightly different approach and without the file Directory.Build.props. The tool, that calculates the version information for a deloyment build now writes a very simple XML file:
This target reads the values from the tags <File> and <Assembly> of the XML file with XmlPeek task and the read values will be stored in two items (FileVersion and AssemblyVersion). These two items will be used do define the properties "FileVersion", "AssemblyVersion" and "InformationalVersion". Executing this target directly after "BeforeResolveReferences" does exatcly what I need.
I've just establish connection with linkedin via n8n node. Problem is with Organization and/or Legacy mode. Both of them should be disabled.
I enter here to find whether someone managed to connect using Organization mode. Using non organization connection I can't publish as my linkedin page.
In Kornia, using RandomHorizontalFlip(p=0.5), you can determine whether the flip was actually applied by inspecting the internal parameters stored in the AugmentationSequential pipeline after the forward pass. Specifically, Kornia tracks the applied parameters for each transform in the _params attribute. After passing your image and keypoints through the pipeline, you can access self.train_augments._params["RandomHorizontalFlip"]["batch_prob"] to get a boolean tensor indicating whether the flip was applied to each item in the batch. This is especially important when working with keypoints, as you’ll need to conditionally update them using your flip index mapping only if the flip was applied. If you're using same_on_batch=True, then all items in the batch are either flipped or not, so you can check just the first value. This approach allows you to maintain alignment between augmented images and their corresponding keypoints accurately.
I can think of only 1 reason to go for Int is when it is a high throughput system, where you are dealing with hundred thousand records daily which is rare is most cases and you want to save some memory and do faster comparion. I'd say to go for Strings. Strings are more readable and easier to deal with IMO.
Cons of INT
not readable
requires mental map of enums to int, suppose you working with 15 states of enum you need to know what 13 means when you debug/code
requires parsing to string if it is exposed via API
Use a single long‑running socket (don’t call shutdown() inside the loop), give it a timeout so recvfrom() raises socket.timeout instead of blocking forever, and be sure you’re checking for replies coming from the device’s port (5000), not your bind port (6000). For example: bind to 0.0.0.0:6000, call sock.settimeout(1.0), send your byte, then wrap recvfrom() in a try/except to catch timeouts and retry, only responding when you get 0xFF from 192.168.0.2:5000, and finally call sock.close() when you actually want to exit. That way your loop keeps running without stalls and only closes when you’re done.
The build fails in Unity for Android due to incorrect architecture settings. Ensure you're targeting the right CPU architecture (ARMv7, ARM64) in Player Settings under "Other Settings" > "Target Architectures".
tr td:last-child{ /*help you to select last element*/
width: 0; /* make minimal width */
max-width: fit-content; /* make the max-width fit to the content */
}
JDBC rollback failed; nested exception is java.sql.SQLException: IJ031040: Connection is not associated with a managed connection: org.jboss.jca.adapters.jdbc.jdk8.WrappedConnectionJDK8@30f6914b
Via Project-Navigator select a source file and via the option-command-2-inspector-pane enable 'show history inspector'-pane.
Once you see the commit info for this specific file, select it, and then you can switch with command-2 to the source control navigator. Now every commit in the repo-history should be shown as before. This procedure did the trick for me.
Up to now looks quite persistent (after quitting Xcode, reboot, relogin, etc.) everything is fine.
update
playing around with enabling code-review in editor seems also work and switching on the repo-commit-history list. have to correct: not really persistent fix. looks like it disappeared again. Oh, what a mess with Xcode B3.
The phrase "__SECRET_INTERNALS_DO_NOT_USE_OR_YOU_WILL_BE_FIRED" is a rhetorical and humorous warning from the React development team.
It's not meant to be taken literally as someone being physically fired from a job. Instead, it's an extremely strong and dramatic way for the React core developers to say that it's:
Extreme Instability
No Guarantees that it will work as expected, or even exist, from one version to the next.
Risk of Breakage
It's a clear message to discourage anyone outside the core React team from relying on it, because doing so will lead to an unstable and unmaintainable codebase.
It is very simple to solve. It is just asking for the token and you can find it in terminal logs when you start the server. Copy the MCP_PROXY_AUTH_TOKEN and paste it in UI's Configuration > Proxy Session Token
I want to express my sincere thanks to you for pointing out something that honestly saved me a ton of frustration:
“The endpoint I was using to upload my IFC file (https://developer.api.autodesk.com/oss/v2/buckets/...) has been... retired a long time ago.” 🪦
I really thought I had everything set up properly — access token ✅, bucket ✅, valid IFC file ✅ — and yet I kept hitting that painful 404. It honestly felt like trying to push open a door that… no longer exists 😩
Thanks to your guidance:
✨ I learned that I should use Signed S3 Upload instead
✨ I now know the right flow with the new endpoints: GET + PUT + POST — all nice and proper
✨ Most importantly: I'm no longer fighting 404s like a lost soul
Respect! 🙌
Wishing you endless dev power and smooth sailing through every project!
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Yes, it is possible to modify an existing dissection tree, but the process depends on what exactly you mean by a "dissection tree", since this term can apply in different contexts. Here are the most common meanings and how modifications apply in each case:
Wireshark’s Lua API doesn’t allow direct traversal or mutation of TreeItems created by other dissectors.Once the protobuf dissector parses and renders its tree, it doesn't expose the raw data structures or allow "re-dissecting" in-place.There’s no public API to delete or replace tree items after they’re created.
In Wordnet 3.0
00119533 00 s 01 lifeless 0 003 & 00119409 a 0000 + 14006179 n 0103 + 05006285 n 0102
In Wordnet 2.1
00138191 00 s 02 dead 0 lifeless 0 003 & 00138067 a 0000 + 13820045 n 0203 + 04947580 n 0202
For the gloss:
lacking animation or excitement or activity; "the party being dead we left early"; "it was a lifeless party until she arrived"
For instance: typing lifeless in Wordnet 3.0:
1. (2) lifeless, exanimate -- (deprived of life; no longer living; "a lifeless body")
2. (1) lifeless -- (destitute or having been emptied of life or living beings; "after the dance the littered and lifeless ballroom echoed hollowly")
3.lifeless -- (lacking animation or excitement or activity; "the party being dead we left early"; "it was a lifeless party until she arrived")
4. lifeless -- (not having the capacity to support life; "a lifeless planet")
but in Wordnet 2.1:
1. (2) lifeless, exanimate -- (deprived of life; no longer living; "a lifeless body")
2. (1) lifeless -- (destitute or having been emptied of life or living beings; "after the dance the littered and lifeless ballroom echoed hollowly")
3. dead, lifeless -- (lacking animation or excitement or activity; "the party being dead we left early"; "it was a lifeless party until she arrived")
4. lifeless -- (not having the capacity to support life; "a lifeless planet").
There are pros and cons to each database and one is not necessarily better than the other.
The Cons:
A simple answer:
As demonstrated, in a contemporary setting, one could still describe a party as dead the same way it could be described as lifeless in the same sense.
A more technical answer:
Wordnet 3.0 left some examples in the glosses ("the party being dead we left early") but it did cut out the sense (dead) for some synset rows even after the new morph.c in the dict folder used the exc files. There are approximately 1000+ synset rows affected by this issue.
The Pros:
A simple answer:
If you look in the dict folder the file size is bigger for the exc file hinting that more words are added for irregular words (for instance: verb.exc) on the list is bigger.
A more technical answer:
Wordnet 3.0 has consolidated the data and index files and to make up for it, it added more senses so the index and data files are more interlinked with the sense file increasing the KB size. In addion, all the exc. files have a larger KB size meaning that there are more irregular words.
You can read the whole technical documentation given by others in this post for more info.
You can find the AreaId and SubAreaId in the properties panel on the right side of the Sitemap Designer. If the subarea is already registered in the sitemap, you can also identify the IDs using developer tools from the top navigation bar, as shown in the screenshot.
The web=true parameter is essential - it enables the top navigation bar, and without it, the redirect won't work properly.
Also, all three parameters pageType=webresource, page={AreaId}, and area={SubAreaId} must be included together for the redirection to function correctly.
I understand this post is quite old, but since some users are still working with older versions, I wanted to share this solution in case anyone else is facing the same problem.
It will fetch next page when it have space or scroll almost to the end of list.You can try to make your card or widget to something really big and it will call only once
Second Answer
Did you check your api status code when API send empty json ? Because I saw condition in getResults that apiResponse.statusCode == 200 in else state
