I am using Colima to run docker engine on my mac. I was facing similar issue when pulling an image. I added nameserver 8.8.8.8 and nameserver 8.8.4.4. in /etc/resolv.conf file and restarted colima with command -> colima restart. After that, I was able to pull the image.
The responsability of high cpu usage for PyCharm is "numpy".
Try to disinstall numpy to believe.
Only workaround is to set safe power mode on from the file menu in Pycharm
Doing the same configure, make, and make install for all dependencies (ThirdParty-ASL, ThirdParty-HSL or ThirdParty-Mumps) and then for Ipopt should suffice. Ipopt should pick up the installed dependencies automatically.
make test should report that tests were successful and make install should report no error. There are examples included with Ipopt, which one should be able to compile and run after Ipopt has been installed.
A very slight simplification on the existing answer - move the for loop into a list comprehension to avoid redefining / overwriting the gt variable and style.text(weight="bold")
Also used df.drop("id") as a simpler alternative to df.select(cs.exclude("id"))
import polars as pl
import polars.selectors as cs
from great_tables import GT, loc, style
df = pl.DataFrame({
"id": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5],
"variable1": [15, 25, 5, 10, 20],
"variable2": [40, 30, 50, 10, 20],
"variable3": [400, 100, 300, 200, 500]
})
(
GT(df)
# `df.style` works too
.tab_style(
style.text(weight="bold"),
locations=[
loc.body(col, pl.col(col).is_in(pl.col(col).top_k(3)))
for col in df.drop("id").columns
],
)
)
Thanks to gthanop's answer I was able to figure out a solution to the issue. Here is the updated code
// Add a mouse listener
c.addMouseMotionListener(new MouseAdapter() {
// If the mouse is moved
public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) {
// Get the current X
int currentX = e.getX();
// Get the current Y
int currentY = e.getY();
// Get the current X on screen
int currentXOnScreen = f.getX() + currentX;
// Get the current Y on screen
int currentYOnScreen = f.getY() + currentY;
// Get the mouse X position delta
infiniteMouse.x += (currentXOnScreen - infiniteMouse.centerX) + 8;
// Get the mouse Y position delta
infiniteMouse.y += (currentYOnScreen - infiniteMouse.centerY) + 8;
// Move the mouse to the center
robot.mouseMove(infiniteMouse.centerX, infiniteMouse.centerY);
}
});
I believe that Robot.moveMouse infact does not move the pointer to the specified location but sets the center of the pointer to the specified location. That is why I add 8 to the difference. However I am not sure as to what the reason could be but since it works I will just leave it like that.
This answer provides a solution to the problem in the question. However gthanop's answer provides a lot more detail I highly recommend reading that
did this also added MAX steps as i think older versions of gym are done after certain amount of steps
MAX_STEPS = 200
for episode in range(1,EPISODES):
if episode%2000 == 0:
render_mode = "human"
print(episode)
else:
render_mode = None
env = gym.make("MountainCar-v0", render_mode=render_mode)
env.reset()
steps = 0
discrete_state = get_discrete_state(initial_observation)
done = False
while not done and steps < MAX_STEPS:
using openstack dalmatian even after following the exact steps provided in the official install guide and neutron install guide or a selfservice network i have a bridged ens38 interface with no ip assigned to it i create the br-provider and linked it to the interface create two networks selfservice and privoder and their related subnet and a router i still can ping the defailt gateaway of the provider network from my controller cli and even using the router namespace this is the output
root@Controller-PiCloud:/home/zormatihend# sudo ip netns exec qrouter-127d580b-954a-44a2-a10b-d9268babfba2 arp -a
? (203.0.113.1) at b8:d4:bc:28:1e:03 [ether] on qg-f6d40002-d7
root@Controller-PiCloud:/home/zormatihend# sudo ip netns exec qrouter-127d580b-954a-44a2-a10b-d9268babfba2 netstat -rn
Kernel IP routing table
Destination Gateway Genmask Flags MSS Window irtt Iface
0.0.0.0 203.0.113.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 qg-f6d40002-d7
172.16.1.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 qr-abece065-bf
203.0.113.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 qg-f6d40002-d7
root@Controller-PiCloud:/home/zormatihend# sudo ip netns exec qrouter-127d580b-954a-44a2-a10b-d9268babfba2 arp -a
? (203.0.113.1) at b8:d4:bc:28:1e:03 [ether] on qg-f6d40002-d7
root@Controller-PiCloud:/home/zormatihend# sudo ip netns exec qrouter-127d580b-954a-44a2-a10b-d9268babfba2 ping -c 1 203.0.113.1
PING 203.0.113.1 (203.0.113.1) 56(84) bytes of data.
You were pretty close in your last snippet! For the locations argument to accept a list, it needs to be done in a list comprehension, or ahead of time, outside the tab_style method call.
import polars as pl
from great_tables import GT, style, loc
# define `gt_sample_df` as per example snippet
required_columns = gt_sample_df.drop("Test",'Lower Range','Upper Range').columns
(
GT(gt_sample_df)
.tab_style(
style=[style.text(color="Navy"), style.fill(color="PaleTurquoise")],
locations=[
loc.body(columns=col_name, rows=pl.col(col_name) > pl.col("Upper Range"))
for col_name in required_columns
]
)
)
Thank you both, this worked completly fine and was an easy approach both of them worked
ps: I cant cast vote but i will make sure to caste an upvote after i am eligible. Thanks again
For this line just simply add SQLite. As a result we should have:
SQLite.Expression<String>("id")
Solution #2, global fix:
typealias Expression = SQLite.Expression
or
import SQLite.Expression
Just put this at the beginning. I searched a lot but didn't find any similar titles or solutions for this error at first, therefore maybe it would be useful for someone. Any other interesting solutions?
I have the same problem. I believe it does not come from the character ^ or ¨ itself, but the fact that, on the French keyboard, they appear in an intermediate state so that you can type a letter that can be accentuated (i.e. typing "¨ + e" gives out the "ë" letter. This intermediate state may not be supported by the app, which makes the program crash. Try copy-pasting the character and see if that works. Otherwise, maybe try another python editor.
The weight() modifier distributes the available space between elements in a given ratio. By removing this modifier, you let the UI elements set their own size (which is most likely fillMaxWidth()), so the second elements in the Row are not displayed
Enabling S3 versioning does not affect existing files directly. When versioning is enabled, new versions of objects are created when changes are made, but the existing files will still remain in their original state, accessible via their version ID.
If you want to see a demonstration on how to enable versioning and manage object versions, I’ve created a brief video tutorial that walks through the entire process. You can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEf3fd6CVSw&t=47s
The issue you're encountering stems from the fact that Hibernate (and JPA in general) doesn't fully support nested Java records, particularly when trying to map nested relationships like the Set in your RoomRecord. Hibernate is likely struggling to construct the query for the nested structure Room_.beds, which is represented as a Set.
Try and Fetch the Collection Separately, the easiest approach is to handle the Set separately. You can fetch Room and Bed entities separately, then map them manually to RoomRecord in your Java code.
Unfortunately, Excel does not natively offer a feature to automatically refresh all the detail views (drill-through sheets) generated from a PivotTable. However, you can automate this process using VBA. Below is an approach to refresh all detail views using VBA:
Steps to Refresh All Drill-Through Detail Views with VBA
Clear Old Detail Sheets: Write VBA code to identify and delete existing drill-through sheets.
Regenerate Detail Views: Automate double-clicking on the appropriate cells to regenerate the drill-through sheets.
I`m so sorry, but what about .net 8.0? I have the same problem with creating my controller for ASP Core (MVC) and all my packages are 8.0 version (only Web.CodeGenerator.Design with 8.0.7)...
did you manage to find the solution to this. I am having the same issue. When I create a new table in dataverse I am unable to see this table in dataflow for some reason.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): did you manage to find the solution to this
Firstly, the esp32 module only supports the ip4 protocol and WPA2 encryption. You can check if your WIFI is set up correctly. In addition, ESP32 moudle is also only can use 4G wifi whose frequency is 2.4GHz. If it still not work, make sure that there is no special characters in your WIFI name and password, or try to make WIFI without password. Check these and have a try again. Good luck to you!
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Configuring a VPC and subnets in AWS can seem a bit daunting at first, but once you understand the core components, it gets easier. Here’s a quick rundown of the process:
Create a VPC:
You start by creating a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), which essentially acts as your network in the AWS cloud.
During the VPC creation, you’ll define the CIDR block (e.g., 10.0.0.0/16), which will allocate a range of IP addresses for your VPC.
Set up Subnets:
Subnets allow you to organize your resources within the VPC. You can create public subnets (for resources that need internet access) and private subnets (for backend resources).
When creating subnets, you’ll specify which Availability Zone (AZ) they will reside in, which can help with high availability.
Internet Gateway & Routing:
Attach an Internet Gateway to your VPC to enable communication with the internet.
Then, set up routing rules, ensuring that the public subnets have a route to the Internet Gateway for internet access.
Security Groups:
Security Groups act as virtual firewalls for your resources. You’ll want to configure them to allow the necessary inbound and outbound traffic.
If you’re new to AWS, it can help to see a hands-on demonstration of how to set this up. I’ve created a video tutorial where I walk through the entire process of setting up a VPC with subnets, security groups, and routing, which could be helpful if you want a step-by-step visual guide.
I think the best way would be to parallelize the following part of your code with Jax (it can help you even if function1 is not a pure function)
constant_value * (array1[j,k] * function1(i - j))
Pseudo code if it is a pure function:
> Pre-calculate each value for all i and j combinations
> use Jax for parallel multiplication of the above part of the code
> generate the value of array2[i,k] in the similar way with these precomputed values
If it is not a pure function then you can refer the following link to see how to you can parallelize it.
Refer this link
To automate this, I suggest you following these steps.
Check the Slack bolt Api and create a bot which would listen to certain triggers such as slash commands. (Example: typing /create-sheet would trigger a UI element on slack which would be a form with necessary fields to add a google sheet)
Use N8N. Create a workflow (Webhook -> google sheets create node). When you submit the form through slack. You trigger a webhook with necessary data to create a google sheet. Rest would be handled by n8n.
There is also a full set of SDK Clients available for all most popular platforms like Node/JS, Python, .NET, PHP, Laravel or Flutter.
https://github.com/sharpapi/
It uses LLM and some NLP techniques to parse the CV so I don't think you will get better results than this one.
I would like to add a Powerquery approach. Translating 100k to the actual numeric value, algebraically, then, 100k is 100(k). So, now I can have logic applied intuitively which is to say 100k is two values, one hundred and k. In powerquery I split 100k using split columns:
= Table.SplitColumn(#"Changed Type", "Column1", Splitter.SplitTextByDelimiter("k", QuoteStyle.Csv), {"Column1.1", "Column1.2"})
= Table.TransformColumnTypes(#"Split Column by Delimiter",{{"Column1.1", Int64.Type}, {"Column1.2", type text}})
Note by using the split function, a transformation followed. The 100k which was read in as text becomes two columns, the 100 now reads as integer and the second column is the one after the k which is a text. Part one done.
Now we need to take one hundred and times it by 1,000:
Use the following powerquery (step):
[add column, custom fx]
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type1", "Column1New", each [Column1.1]*1000)
Colunn1New now holds 100000.
Analysis: note that these power query steps reflect common programming logic such as that found in python:
for k in string:
k = (k)
return string
out: 100(k) [note we would save the function as 'afunc(string)' and call it afunc(100k)]
.. we would use the transform 100(k) idea by using the split function on '(' that gives two values, a number 100 and the string 'k)'. And we would then only use the one hundred value, save it to a variable and times it by 1,000 in another function or class.
According to me, this line sets the web application name. This is mostly useful to fetch application configurations in case you have a remote cloud config in place, meaning that you have a separate remote repository where you store all of your configurations in a remote git repository. It is a fairly known concept of springboot.
After going through the w3schools documentation and taking @AHaworth, @Yogi, and @alvinalvord's solutions, I have ended up with an answer myself. I would like to thank you all for your involvement.
The typewriter effect is a bit challenging when it comes to multiple elements with the conditions set by me:
should use only CSS.
should ensure simplicity and scalability.
should ensure the second and following elements stay hidden until the initial animation is finished playing.
By combining CSS properties like visibility, nth-child(n), animation-fill-mode I was able to achieve what I desired:
:root {
--typing-effect: typing 2s steps(24, end);
--blink-effect: blink 1s step-end;
}
.typewriter {
font-family: monospace;
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
font-size: 1.5rem;
}
.typewriter p {
overflow: hidden;
/* Ensures text doesn't overflow */
white-space: nowrap;
/* Prevents text from wrapping */
border-right: 2px solid black;
/* Simulates a typing cursor */
visibility: hidden;
width: fit-content;
}
/* Typing animation */
@keyframes typing {
from { width: 0; }
to { width: 100%; }
}
@keyframes blink { 50% { border-color: transparent; }}
/* Hide the cursor at the end. */
@keyframes hide { to { border-color: transparent; }}
/* Shows only after the previous animation is complete */
@keyframes show {
from { visibility: hidden; }
to { visibility: visible; }
}
/* Applying the animation */
p:nth-child(1) {
visibility: visible;
animation: var(--typing-effect), var(--blink-effect), hide 2s step-end;
/* Adjust based on text length */
animation-fill-mode: forwards;
}
p:nth-child(2) {
animation: show 0s 2s, var(--typing-effect) 2s, var(--blink-effect), hide 4s step-end;
/* Adjust based on text length */
animation-fill-mode: forwards;
}
p:nth-child(3) {
animation: show 0s 4.2s forwards, var(--typing-effect) 4.2s, var(--blink-effect) infinite;
}
<div class="typewriter">
<div>
<p>Hello, Welcome to stack overflow!</p>
<p>Let's get started!</p>
<p>Good Morning Peers!</p>
</div>
</div>
The visibility:hidden property ensures subsequent lines remain hidden until their animations start.
The nth-child(n) selector synchronizes the animations for each line.
The animation-fill-mode:forwards keeps the lines visible after typing.
Even though I have achieved what I wanted, there are still some issues with the spacing. If you run the snippet you can see that the cursor extends to the full-width of the element even though I have set width: fit-content to all <p> elements.
If anyone can solve this problem, it would be a great help.
OK, so the solution is extremely complicated and advanced. Only the wisest and most intelligent programmers are able to execute these highly precise instructions. If you are a newbie, look away now, I don't want your eyes to explode, with how complex this is. Are you ready? So, what you must do is:
restart you phone
I know it sounds complicated, but its what must be done.
(p.s. this is me answering my own question, I am not a rude person)
Create new flutter app and observe new versions and structure of AGP and gradle from files
gradle-wrapper.properties
settings.gradle
build.gradle
app/build.gradle
More over, we don't know how old your project, take a look at AndroidManifest file
Not possible as much as i know.
There is a nice Package to customize swipe actions: "https://github.com/aheze/SwipeActions".
Enjoy and Thanks to Package distributer.
You no longer need to use fetchSignInMethodsForEmail as Firebase automatically returns an error if the user has already signed up or signed in with the same email. Instead, you simply need to handle the error message when trying to sign up or sign in the user, as Firebase will notify you if the email is already in use.
Yes, it's possible to save an image as a PDF using PHP, but you'll need a library like FPDF, TCPDF, or DomPDF since GD doesn’t have built-in support for PDF export.
For a simple solution, FPDF is a great choice as it allows you to insert an image into a PDF and save it. TCPDF is more advanced and supports additional features like compression and text formatting.
If you're not keen on coding or need quick conversions, you can also use online tools like Letsconvert.io, which are user-friendly and reliable for tasks like this.
I don't know why, but I've solved it now.
go compiled dynamic library “libtest1.so”, from compile time with -ltest1 command, to run in load_so_main() function through dlopen() to open libtest1.so, and then through dlsym() to find Test1() function, it worked properly.
I have tried several extensions, but none of them work for SOCKS5 authentication. Some third-party browsers, such as Easy Browser (EasyBR), have integrated SOCKS5 username and password authentication functionality and support HTTP, HTTPS authentication
Basically, just like css, tailwind css is classes/wrappers or sugar on top of css.
So whatever css code works for you, it will work inside a custom tailwind css class.
For ex. inside the index.css file:
So, in Taiseen's case, if you want to use clip-your-needful-style in <header>, just like he said you use it like: <header className="clip-your-needful-style"> instead of just <header>.
Also the link with the code you showed, you can add the css code inside the @layer utilities{ put_them_here } code block (in .css file) and they will work.
I learned a lot from the answers, and they are correct. Thanks to those contributing.
The code as shown in question above is not well defined, because void* is "not compatible" with square*, specifically because pointers to struct and non struct types may have different size and representations, as quoted here.
However, as stated in above quote, and confirmed below, all struct types are guaranteed by the standard to have the same size and representation. So all I need to do, is to change void* to obj_* where obj_ is a dummy struct, and the code is supported by the standard.
This falls into the "alternative solutions" category. It's just one line extra for the dummy struct and 2 lines changed for void* => obj_* and in IMO, this is much preferable to my previous solution, which was also discussed in comments above, of having 10x10 wrapper functions to cast the pointers.
Full code shown below:
#include <stdio.h>
// types
typedef struct {
int a;
double d;
} circle;
typedef struct {
int b;
float f;
} square;
// ... 10 types,.. different sizeof()
// concrete API
int open_circle(circle* c) {
printf("opening circle: %d: %f\n", c->a, c->d);
return c->a;
}
int open_square(square* s) {
printf("opening square: %d: %f\n", s->b, s->f);
return s->b;
}
int send_circle(circle* c, const char* msg) {
printf("sending circle: %d: %f: %s\n", c->a, c->d, msg);
return -c->a;
}
int send_square(square* s, const char* msg) {
printf("sending square: %d: %f: %s\n", s->b, s->f, msg);
return -s->b;
}
// ten more operations for each type
typedef struct { int dummy_; } obj_;
// "genericised" function pointer types (note the void* params!!)
typedef int (*open_fpt)(obj_* o);
typedef int (*send_fpt)(obj_* o, const char*);
typedef void (*gfp)(void); // generic function pointer
int generic_processor(void* obj, gfp open, gfp send) {
int sum = 0;
sum += ((open_fpt)open)(obj);
sum += ((send_fpt)send)(obj, "generically sent");
return sum;
}
int main() {
circle c = {2, 22.2};
square s = {3, 33.3F};
int net = 0;
net += generic_processor(&c, (gfp)open_circle, (gfp)send_circle);
net += generic_processor(&s, (gfp)open_square, (gfp)send_square);
printf("net %d\n", net);
return 0;
}
I used lambda because I think the argument of a function had the property of holding a value.
I do not understand the details of the detailed grammatical evaluation with difficulty, but I was able to successfully prepare a generator that generates a generator by doing the following.
root_gen = ((lambda t: ((t,y) for y in range(3)))(x) for x in range(5))
To evaluate, please use below:
tuple(map(tuple, root_gen))
The original idea is as follows:
# generate a sub generator
def sub_gen(x):
return ((x,y) for y in range(3))
# test
tuple(gen(1))
tuple(gen(2))
# make generator
root_gen = (gen(n) for n in range(5))
# evaluate
tuple(map(tuple(root_gen)))
I think this is due to the directory name -myproject and your name in the setup.py file not aligning. When importing I believe the <import 'name'> should match the directory of which the package is named.
Modern website development file structure organizes the project into clear, manageable folders. Key directories include the root for essential files like index.html and README.md, /assets for images and fonts, /styles for CSS, and /js for JavaScript. Reusable components are placed in /components, while HTML templates go into /views. Backend code, if any, resides in a /server folder. For testing, files are kept in /tests, and production-ready files are output in a /build folder. This structure ensures scalability, maintainability, and efficient collaboration throughout the project.
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