I have managed to make it work like the following:
That might not be the most effective solution but for now I make it work. Thank you so much guys for your hints. It works like I wanted it to.
def highest_score(self):
try:
with open("score.csv", "r") as file:
data = file.readlines()[0]
highscore = int(data)
if self.score > highscore:
with open("score.csv", 'w') as file:
file.write(str(self.score))
self.text_score.write(f"Game over!\nYour highest score is: {self.score}", align="center", font=("Arial", 20, "normal"))
else:
with open("score.csv", 'w') as file:
file.write(str(highscore))
self.text_score.write(f"Game over!\nYour highest score is: {highscore}", align="center", font=("Arial", 20, "normal"))
except FileNotFoundError:
with open("score.csv", 'w') as file:
file.write(str(self.score))
self.text_score.write(f"Score: {self.score}", align="center", font=("Arial", 20, 'normal'))
Solved it, the app is working fine with AsyncStorage.
I had to manually uninstall the app from my phone, and let Expo Go install it again from scratch. An installation should be needed from scratch every time we add a native module (such as AsyncStorage) to the app.
Everything Rene said is correct, but I'd like to add a few things. In general: the more physics you add to the model, the better things will get in terms of avoiding "unphysical" behavior.
If all parts of the model (Fluid properties in Medium, and state equations) support two-phase, the liquid will start to boil, increase in volume, and in that way avoid the negative pressure. This process can be fast and violent and cause numerical difficulties with low tolerances.
In reality, and good models for cavitation, dissolved gases in the liquid bubble out before boiling in many relevant situations (hydraulic oils). That makes the onset of cavitation less violent, and is a common way of modeling cavitation in hydraulic circuits. Good hydraulics libraries, like the one from Modelon, can (if cavitation is enabled) capture these effects.
In other cases: when you hit 0 pressure, you are always outside the region of validity of the model.
In Ubuntu, I do Ctrl+b then [ key. It will let you use your normal navigation keys to scroll around. Press q to quit scroll mode. I assume you might need to do the same in Mac as well.
The Northwind sample db I was trying to scaffold was named 'pubs' not pub. For anyone else trying to follow this tutorial, locally, you will need to have the TustServerCertificate attribute set to true for development purposes. The server is often your computer name unless it is named otherwise and If you're using windows authentication you'll need to have the 'Intergrated Security' attribute set to true.
I haven't worked with MasterCard, but recently i've done this with RedSys and I wasn't using an embedded HTML but a PHP form on my server. I recommend you to go this way.
Docker needs invoke-rc.d to install correctly, which in turn needs systemd, which in turn needs newer versions of WSL to be present. For me, I just had to update WSL :
wsl --update
Check that systemd is installed correctly inside your WSL distro:
systemctl
Then reinstall docker as usual.
Symptoms of having this problem:
You are seeing this line when installing docker (toward the end of installation a few lines before the end):
invoke-rc.d: could not determine current runlevel
Doing the systemctl command gives you this:
System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.
Failed to connect to bus: Host is down
Docker daemon won't start after doing sudo service docker restart, and trying to run a container or sudo docker info will show:
Cannot connect to the Docker daemon at unix:///var/run/docker.sock. Is the docker daemon running?.
However, all the examples I could find of using the TakePicture activity supply a Uri using the FileProvider API, not the MediaStore API, so I am worried this may be a incorrect or poorly supported approach.
Easily manage user access with Okta redirection based on attributes. User authentication should be based on a user's role or group after logging in. This ensures a personalized experience, streamlines navigation, and enhances security by guiding users only to the pages they’re authorized to access. Efficient and smart access control!
Nvm, I tried many different ways and it came out that we just need a time.sleep(0.5)before(or after i forgot) every textDocument/definition is called. The problem is fixed but the way clangd acted is very weird.
Then you can test your Universal Link even directly from "Notes" app. If you have already hosted the AASA file and your site is reachable, you can just write on notes www.motomeet.app and try to open it.
If you use any JetBrains IDE's, just right click root folder->Local History ->Show history... then right click on the top right option and click Revert...
I am now building the query dynamically from the service based on the parameters. This causes the query to now use indices more often, but not yet in all cases. Here is the EXPLAIN ANALYZE of the new query:
Sort (cost=19.00..19.00 rows=1 width=443) (actual time=0.037..0.038 rows=0 loops=1)
Sort Key: ba.external_id
Sort Method: quicksort Memory: 25kB
-> Hash Right Join (cost=6.23..18.99 rows=1 width=443) (actual time=0.021..0.022 rows=0 loops=1)
Hash Cond: (process_cell.external_id = ba.process_cell_external_id)
-> Seq Scan on process_cell (cost=0.00..12.00 rows=200 width=64) (never executed)
-> Hash (cost=6.21..6.21 rows=1 width=411) (actual time=0.015..0.016 rows=0 loops=1)
Buckets: 1024 Batches: 1 Memory Usage: 8kB
-> Index Scan using idx_ba_organization_id_external_id on business_asset ba (cost=0.42..6.21 rows=1 width=411) (actual time=0.015..0.015 rows=0 loops=1)
Index Cond: (organization_id = '4970f599-44ab-4bab-aee4-455b995fd22b'::uuid)
" Filter: (((external_id ~~* concat('%', 'FA'::text, '%')) OR (description ~~* concat('%', 'FA'::text, '%')) OR (properties_yaml ~~* concat('%', 'FA'::text, '%'))) AND ((external_id ~~* concat('%', 'FF'::text, '%')) OR (description ~~* concat('%', 'FF'::text, '%')) OR (properties_yaml ~~* concat('%', 'FF'::text, '%'))))"
Planning Time: 1.388 ms
Execution Time: 0.071 ms
One example for the generated query is:
SELECT ba.*, process_cell.owners
FROM business_asset ba
LEFT JOIN process_cell
ON ba.process_cell_external_id = process_cell.external_id
WHERE ba.organization_id = :organizationId
AND (ba.external_id ILIKE CONCAT('%', replace(replace(:searchTerm0, '%', '\%'), '_', '\_'), '%') OR ba.description ILIKE CONCAT('%', replace(replace(:searchTerm0, '%', '\%'), '_', '\_'), '%') OR ba.properties_yaml ILIKE CONCAT('%', replace(replace(:searchTerm0, '%', '\%'), '_', '\_'), '%'))
AND (ba.external_id ILIKE CONCAT('%', replace(replace(:searchTerm1, '%', '\%'), '_', '\_'), '%') OR ba.description ILIKE CONCAT('%', replace(replace(:searchTerm1, '%', '\%'), '_', '\_'), '%') OR ba.properties_yaml ILIKE CONCAT('%', replace(replace(:searchTerm1, '%', '\%'), '_', '\_'), '%'))
ORDER BY ba.external_id
LIMIT :pageSize OFFSET :offset;
As you can see it now only uses filters if the according parameters are set. Otherwise it now generated the lookups for the keywords instead of looping inside of the query.
From what I can see I still have to optimize the index usage on `process_cell`. I am happy to receive any feedback on my question and the result and what next steps would be useful. Also if I missinterpret something, please hit me up.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I missinterpret something, please
The "?dl=1" part in the Dropbox URL causes this bug.
@pradhanhitesh with @janfasnacht provided a conventient solution with a custom function load_model, as long as the bug persists upstream, available on GitHub:
Backlinks are links from other websites to your site. In SEO, they act like votes of trust—more high-quality backlinks can boost your site's search engine ranking. Read More...
I do not believe APIPA addresses are routable unless you are somehow on that same APIPA network range. Generally speaking IP Addresses starting with a 169 are APIPA addresses and are like a self assigned DHCP address that are not good enough for most networking tasks.
You duplicate the input stream but not its content. As @John posted, you can use a ContentCachingRequestWrapper. I combined it to a component extending OncePerRequestFilter and a storage with @RequestScope to retrieve it in any service. This leads to a lighter solution, given in https://stackoverflow.com/a/79633806/7251133.
@Aslesha Thanks for the suggestions. But before attempting to use them, I wanted to see if there some hidden file parameters which was the basis of this question. So, I created a totally new, small test video and uploaded it to Azure; it worked. As a result, I created from scratch a duplicate of the original video. I was able to successfully deploy it and view if from the public website like the test video.
It appears that a modified, renamed duplicate of a video has parameters that makes Azure have a conflict with the original in the public view.
import numpy as np
a = 0.5
b = 0.6
M = np.zeros((16, 16)) # empty matrix
np.fill_diagonal(M, 0.9) # diagonal elements
M[0, [1, 3]] = a
M[3, [0, 2]] = b
M[5, [4, 6]] = a
print(M)
You are seeing this because the administrator of this website has set up Anubis to protect the server against the scourge of AI companies aggressively scraping websites. This can and does cause downtime for the websites, which makes their resources inaccessible for everyone.
Naturally, I found the answer to this shortly after posting on StackOverflow. Turned out to be a syntax error in how I was formatting my templates. Here's what ended up working:
{% for entry in bills %}
<tr><td>
<form action="{% url 'select_software' bill_num=entry.Row page=1"><button type="submit">Select</button></form></td> [...]</tr>
{% endfor %}
"NOT IN" is used two times.
The following query :
SELECT student_id, years
FROM tmp_pays
WHERE student_id IN (
SELECT student_id
FROM tmp_pays
WHERE years NOT IN (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013)
)
returns :
STUDENT_ID YEARS
125 2010
125 2011
125 2012
125 2013
125 2014
As already noted, New-PSDrive doesn't do that. When you run net use afterwards, you can't see those mapped drives either. At the time of this writing, probably the best cmdlet to use is New-SMBMapping, which does actually map the drives properly. Again, to test that, after running the cmdlet, try using the net use command and see whether the drives have been mapped.
Currently, my problem is that, while those drives do show up in net use, they don't seem to show up in Windows File Explorer. I'm trying to figure that out.
As for why it doesn't work when mapping drives as a privileged user, think of it like this: When you open the Command Prompt or PowerShell as a privileged user, your default location becomes C:\Windows\System32 instead of your home folder. Why is that? Well it's because you're no longer functioning as your own logged-in user. You're functioning as the administrator. So when you map your drives that way, even with net use, you're doing so in the administrator's context, not yours. To map drives in your own context, you need to do it as you.
First check your python version then download Windows installer (64-bit) with that version and repair your version.
After successfully repair then i modify
Last step will be to open control panel and uninstall your python
Is there a supported way to access Dialogflow CX Analytics programmatically from outside Google Cloud (for example, using service account credentials)?
No, there is no official, publicly documented API for directly accessing the aggregated analytics metrics shown in the Dialogflow CX console. The request URL you found is using v3alpha1 that can only be used by allowlisted projects.
Can I get the same analytics data from BigQuery instead, and if so, how do I set that up?
Yes, exporting Dialogflow CX interaction logs to Google BigQuery is the recommended and supported method. This provides raw, detailed conversation data (including full request/response JSONs) for custom analysis.
Is there any configuration I need to adjust (like permissions) to make this work?
Yes, here are the permission you need:
For Dialogflow CX to export: The Dialogflow CX service agent needs the Dialogflow Service Agent role (roles/dialogflow.serviceAgent).
For your external application to query BigQuery: Your service account needs BigQuery Data Viewer and BigQuery Job User roles. Ensure billing is enabled for your project.
You may also try using a different version of the Dialogflow CX API since v3alpha1 only works in allowlisted projects.
I found resolution. Need's to use exec ....(as Mike stated in the documentation) and for container in docker compose file need to insert stop_grace_period:.. and stop_signal: SIGTERM. In default config docker compose use SIGINT and this signal kills all processes with interruption so our jobs are lost. You need to explicitly set stop_signal: SIGTERM so that the sidekiq ends with gracefully shut down.
@Miyonu Did you find a solution for this? I have the same issue, but for me it happens on all Android versions prior to Android 12. From Android 12 onwards, the app launches and works normally.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): I have the same issue
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Did you find a solution
Ok I just realized what was wrong. I'm just so dumb. During visualisation, I printed the images in a for loop like this. This calls the augmentation function twice, so the images seem differently augmented...
for i in range(2):
ax[i].imshow(vis_pcb_ds[0][i])
ax[i].axis('off')
I had this issue too and tried some solutions suggested here (did Maven clean and install) but it didn't seem to help. But then a little notification appeared at the bottom right corner saying "Maven "filename" build script found" and there was a button "Load Maven Project", I pressed it, it downloaded stuff and everything started working! And I don't know if it happened because I cleaned Maven or not
loading all 400,000 records into memory for autocomplete is not feasible. The best practice for large datasets is to implement server-side search (sometimes called “remote filtering” or “typeahead”), where the frontend queries the backend for matching results as the user types, and only a small subset (e.g., 10–100 records) is returned and displayed.
How to Search Git History for Specific Lines in Diffs with Commit Details (Author, Date)
It's often necessary to find not just which commit changed a certain keyword, but also the specific file, whether the keyword was added or removed, the actual line of text, and details like the commit author and date. Standard git log -S or git log -G can find commits, but getting this detailed, line-specific output requires a bit more work.
This tutorial provides a shell script that does exactly that.
The Problem
You want to search your entire Git history for commits where a specific keyword appears in the added or removed lines of a file's diff. For each match, you need to see:
The full Commit ID
The Commit Date (in YYYY-MM-DD format)
The Commit Author's Name
The path to the modified file
Whether the line containing the keyword was an [ADDITION] or [DELETION]
The actual text of the line containing the keyword
The Solution: A Shell Script
This script iterates through your Git history, inspects diffs, and formats the output as described.
Bash
#!/bin/sh
# 1. Check if an argument (the keyword) was passed to the script
if [ "$#" -ne 1 ]; then
echo "Usage: $0 <keyword>"
echo "Error: Please provide a keyword to search for."
exit 1
fi
# Use the first argument from the command line as the keyword
KEYWORD="$1"
# The Grep pattern:
# ^[+-] : Line starting with '+' (addition) or '-' (deletion).
# .* : Followed by any character (can be empty).
# $KEYWORD : The keyword itself (as a substring).
GREP_PATTERN='^[+-].*'"$KEYWORD"
echo "Searching for commits containing '$KEYWORD' in diffs..."
# 2. Find commits where the keyword appears in ANY modification of the commit.
# git log -G uses the KEYWORD as a regex.
git log --all --pretty="format:%H" -G"$KEYWORD" | while IFS= read -r commit_id; do
# Get the author and date for this commit_id
# %an = author name
# %ad = author date. --date=short gives a format YYYY-MM-DD.
commit_author_name=$(git show -s --format="%an" "$commit_id")
commit_author_date=$(git show -s --format="%ad" --date=short "$commit_id")
# 3. For each found commit, list the files that have been modified.
git diff-tree --no-commit-id --name-only -r "$commit_id" | while IFS= read -r file_path; do
# Ensure file_path is not an empty string.
if [ -n "$file_path" ]; then
# 4. Get the diff for THIS specific file IN THIS specific commit.
# Then, `grep` (with -E for extended regex) searches for the keyword
# in the added/deleted lines.
git show --pretty="format:" --unified=0 "$commit_id" -- "$file_path" | \
grep --color=never -E "$GREP_PATTERN" | \
while IFS= read -r matched_line; do
# 5. For each corresponding line, determine the type (ADDITION/DELETION)
# and extract the text of the line.
change_char=$(echo "$matched_line" | cut -c1)
line_text=$(echo "$matched_line" | cut -c2-) # Text from the second character onwards
change_type=""
if [ "$change_char" = "+" ]; then
change_type="[ADDITION]"
elif [ "$change_char" = "-" ]; then
change_type="[DELETION]"
else
change_type="[???]" # Should not happen due to the GREP_PATTERN
fi
# 6. Display the collected information, including the date and author
echo "$commit_id [$commit_author_date, $commit_author_name] $file_path $change_type: $line_text"
done
fi
done
done
echo "Search completed for '$KEYWORD'."
How it Works
Argument Parsing: The script first checks if exactly one argument (the keyword) is provided. If not, it prints a usage message and exits.
Initial Commit Search: git log --all --pretty="format:%H" -G"$KEYWORD" searches all branches for commits where the diff's patch text contains the specified KEYWORD. The -G option treats the keyword as a regular expression. It outputs only the commit hashes (%H).
Author and Date Fetching: For each commit_id found, git show -s --format="%an" and git show -s --format="%ad" --date=short are used to retrieve the author's name and the authoring date (formatted as YYYY-MM-DD), respectively. The -s option suppresses diff output, making these calls efficient.
File Iteration: git diff-tree --no-commit-id --name-only -r "$commit_id" lists all files modified in the current commit.
Diff Inspection: For each modified file, git show --pretty="format:" --unified=0 "$commit_id" -- "$file_path" displays the diff (patch) for that specific file within that commit.
Line Matching: The output of git show is piped to grep --color=never -E "$GREP_PATTERN".
GREP_PATTERN (^[+-].*'"$KEYWORD"') searches for lines starting with + or - (indicating added or removed lines) that contain the KEYWORD.
--color=never ensures that grep doesn't output color codes if it's aliased to do so, which would interfere with text parsing.
-E enables extended regular expressions for the pattern.
Line Processing: Each matching line found by grep is processed:
The first character (+ or -) is extracted using cut -c1 to determine if it's an [ADDITION] or [DELETION].
The rest of the line text (after the +/-) is extracted using cut -c2-.
Output: Finally, all the collected information (commit ID, date, author, file path, change type, and line text) is printed to the console.
How to Use
Save the Script: Copy the script above into a new file in your project directory or a directory in your PATH. Let's name it git_search_diff.sh.
Make it Executable: Open your terminal, navigate to where you saved the file, and run:
Bash
chmod +x git_search_diff.sh
Run the Script: Execute the script from the root directory of your Git repository, providing the keyword you want to search for as an argument.
Bash
./git_search_diff.sh "your_keyword_here"
For example, to search for the keyword "API_KEY":
Bash
./git_search_diff.sh "API_KEY"
Or to search for "Netflix":
Bash
./git_search_diff.sh "Netflix"
Example Output
The output will look something like this:
Searching for commits containing 'your_keyword_here' in diffs...
abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12 [2023-05-15, John Doe] src/example.js [ADDITION]: + // TODO: Integrate your_keyword_here for new feature
fedcba0987654321fedcba0987654321fedcba09 [2022-11-01, Jane Smith] config/settings.py [DELETION]: - OLD_API_KEY_FORMAT_WITH_your_keyword_here = "..."
...
Search completed for 'your_keyword_here'.
Notes and Customization
Keyword as Regex: Both git log -G"$KEYWORD" and grep -E "$GREP_PATTERN" treat the provided keyword as a regular expression. If your keyword contains special regex characters (e.g., ., *, +, ?, [], (), \) and you want to search for them literally, you'll need to escape them when providing the argument (e.g., \. for a literal dot).
Date Format: The script uses --date=short for a YYYY-MM-DD date format. You can change this in the commit_author_date=$(git show ...) line to other formats like --date=iso, --date=rfc2822, or --date=relative if you prefer.
Performance: On very large repositories with extensive histories, the script might take some time to run as it iterates through commits and files and executes multiple Git commands.
Shell Compatibility: The script uses #!/bin/sh and standard POSIX utilities like grep, cut, and echo, so it should be broadly compatible across different Unix-like systems.
This script provides a powerful way to pinpoint exactly where and how specific keywords were introduced or removed in your project's history, along with valuable contextual information.
This is honestly one of my biggest pet peeves with Clerk. I would have assumed that the point of having Organizations would be to be able to gather users in a company Organization. Not being able to force a user into their respective company environment from the backend is really stupid. Feel free to correct me but I believe the only way to do it now is to check if the user has activated an Organization and force them to a client-side Organization "picker page" where they can select the only available Organization.
When running your flutter app to a device via xcode (assuming you have completed all the xcode setup, certificates, etc), you should use the following command from your Flutter project directory:
Finally this problem is solved. Thank you to @RobSpoor for his suggestion.
I ran Get-Command java in PowerShell and it pointed out java source to below below directory.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Oracle\Java\javapath . When I checked my PATH variable this directory path was included in the path. After removing it my java and javac are now pointing to JDK1.8.
So I had the venv in a folder and I renamed that parent folder, without making changes to the venv folder. Now no modules from the venv are being detected. So I am wondering whether changing the name back will fix the issue here since I did that a couple days back and since added other files and projects to the parent folder.
I got in contact with Syncfusion support and they stated that it's a known issue with the control and are working on a fix. It's a known issue and that is the cause of this problem.
The bounty still stands if you can find a workaround.
This issue occurs after updating to Flutter version 3.29. To resolve it, I deleted the current Flutter SDK folder and reinstalled the previous stable version (3.27). After switching back to Flutter 3.27, the problem was resolved.
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function () {
var coll = document.getElementsByClassName("collapse");
for (var i = 0; i < coll.length; i++) {
coll[i].addEventListener("click", function () {
var content = this.nextElementSibling;
content.classList.toggle("show");
});
}
});
If someone is still looking for an analyzer to ensure there is an empty line between the namespace and the type declaration: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Zoo.Analyzers
By default, it gives a warning, but you can configure the severity in the .editorconfig file
You wrote that you trying to add custom metadata in a corrupted parquet file.
Could you share your success in it?
How were you able to add a custom meta?
Was it possible to read a file with your meta?
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Could you share your
I have an example of what the Women's Liberation Movement should be aiming at as their next attainable goal! Both the Bride & Groom should be allowed to keep their surnames when marrying! So Mr. X marries Ms. Y to become Mr. & Mrs. XY. Their children will keep the surname of their same-sex parent and accept the surname of their to-be-married partner! This way men will keep their surnames forever and Women will be afforded the same courtesy! The sons should and would be surnamed after their father and likewise the daughter should be surnamed after her Mother! The DNA follows this very same logic! If XY get divorced and she marries again as Mrs. ZY their to be born children's DNA would be ZY!
This idea was given to me by my Mother, who was a direct descendent Female-only line of Marie Antoinette!
William Roy Whiteway Smallwood, [email protected], 709-834-9700, 91 Cherry Lane, Conception Bay South, A1W-3B5, NfLb., Canada! Click on REPLY if you're allowed, fear not!
I had similar issues, I had to allow the "use admin privileges for enhanced features" then it all work. for your information, this is orbstack (docker alternative in macOS)
It seems like that the errorHandler doesn't record in the IdempotentRepository that the retries have exhausted and, therefore, the upload of the files is retried over and over again.
I modified @Patrick's code to suit my needs to change Order Status to Processing instead, which might be useful to some, and can easily be modified eg. to Completed or Cancelled by editing the 3 parts where it says // Change to suit
add_action('woocommerce_cancel_unpaid_orders', 'update_onhold_orders');
function update_onhold_orders() {
$days_delay = 3; // Change to suit
$one_day = 24 * 60 * 60;
$today = strtotime( date('Y-m-d') );
// Get unpaid orders (X days old here)
$unpaid_orders = (array) wc_get_orders(array(
'orderby' => 'date',
'order' => 'DESC',
'limit' => -1,
'status' => 'on-hold',
'date_created' => '<' . ($today - ($days_delay * $one_day)),
));
if ( sizeof($unpaid_orders) > 0 ) {
$processing_text = __("Order status was automatically updated.", "woocommerce"); // Change to suit
// Loop through orders
foreach ( $unpaid_orders as $order ) {
$order->update_status( 'processing', $processing_text ); // Change to suit
}
}
}
Only real way is to have two Intellij versions sitting side by side on your machine eg. 2024.1.1 and 2023.1.1. That's a bit clunky I know but it does allow you to open two instances.
