It's not clear which version of oneAPI you are using here, but it does look quite old as far as I can tell. Earlier this this patch was merged which should allow for your use-case to work. I don't have a multi-GPU setup here to be able to test this but downloading the new release of oneAPI will hopefully fix your problem!
string appendAndDelete(string s, string t, int k)
{
int n = s.size(), m = t.size(), i = 0 , j = 0; ;
if (n + m <= k) return "Yes";
while(i<n and j<m and s[i]==t[j]) i++,j++;
int gap = (n - i) + (m - j);
if (gap <= k and (k - gap) % 2 == 0)
return "Yes";
return "No";
}
handlers are sophisticated callbacks, they have a uniform argument sequence, certain type of return value and same "handling" rules for wide range of events
callback is usually unique for every functor that defines a callback. you may easily confirm that by looking at documentation.
handlers allow to make code "flatter", like if one writes "christmas trees" with callbacks, same code becomes a take-off stripe/line with handlers.
In the "Pull Requests" list, click the pull request you'd like to revert.
Near the bottom of the pull request, click Revert. If the Revert option isn't displayed, you'll need to ask the repository administrator for write permissions.
I updated the flutter version to 3.24.4 and updated the android studio ladyBug. After that, I found the same issue. fortunately, I followed every step described here and could rerun the projects.
The solution was, that I had to reinstall VS Code. I moved from the Flatpak version I was using before to the yum repository described on the official VS Code docs, where R is now recognized in the terminal. So it was probably related to the reduced permissions due to the Flatpak sandboxing.
TLDR,
You can check the code out at https://go.dev/play/p/V3artUBQMUe I have tried to structure it in a way folks using ethers are encoding. And you can just start using it as any function
For abi.encodePacked, you just need to append the bytes.
For abi.encode, you do what OP has answered or you need to do what I have done in the go-playground link, basically create a arguments object that matches the data you need to encode, and pass the arguments to the arguments.Pack(...) method
If you would like to increase the SSL handshake timeout of the HttpClient, you can create a bean and add it in @Configuration annotated class and then autowire(inject) this bean where required in your Service.
I've encountered with the same issue and found the fix.
According to this comment on github the Iat claim requires to be set using epoch time. In your code we can see it is set using standard string format, which worked fine in previous versions.
Change this line:
new Claim(JwtRegisteredClaimNames.Iat, DateTime.UtcNow.ToString())
To this:
new Claim(JwtRegisteredClaimNames.Iat, new DateTimeOffset(DateTime.UtcNow).ToUnixTimeSeconds().ToString(), ClaimValueTypes.Integer64)
But as @Shaik Abid Hussain said, adding options.UseSecurityTokenValidators = true to your .AddAuthentication() should work, because it reverts to the legacy token validation behavior from .net 6 and 7, but it didn't worked for me.
Go to Settings of your GitHub repository, then Branches > Branch protection rules.
Check if there are any required status checks not actually reported by your CI/CD-Looper in this instance.
Make sure Looper is correctly integrated with GitHub to report the status back. Many times, the integration is misconfigured and GitHub waits indefinitely.
@{
// you can do this as well
RenderFragment s = @<span>hello</span>;
@s
// or this
@: this is a string as well, multiline not possible
@: well kinda, but each new line needs "this" prefix then
@: @s world.
}
Late Reply,
But from my experience (the hard way), dividing the projected z by w (after projection) is a technique that non-linearly scales depth, providing greater precision near the camera while compressing depth further away. This approach helps mitigate issues like z-fighting at close ranges, where it tends to be more noticeable. Alternatively, if needed, you could create a custom projection matrix that doesn’t require this post-projection division (for z), resulting in a linearly distributed depth between the near and far planes.
This open-source CLI tool uses ChatGPT to translate your primary language file into multiple target languages, with options to skip specific terms and auto-sort results.
This open-source CLI tool uses ChatGPT to translate your primary language file into multiple target languages, with options to skip specific terms and auto-sort results.
The issue was that the body not appearing was somehow assigned multiple materials. I fixed this by uploading the file to 3dviewer.net, sorting by materials, then looking through the meshes that had those materials applied. I was able to manually edit the .obj to remove the duplicated portions.
There's a new plugin working great, compatible also with dynamic tag and Flexible Content (coming with Font Awesome and Elementor Custom Icon Sets): https://acfelementorcustomicons.com/
Just for the record, there's also blackfriday-tool command line utility, which utilizes blackfriday, a Go markdown processor, and looks a bit smarter (for example, understands what to replace with HTML character entities, etc). Being a cross-platform single binary with no dependencies (even no Perl) is also handy sometimes.
As advised in this document, custom domain names are still not supported for API Gateway. The best way for now to customize the domain of your gateway is to configure a load balancer then direct the request to the gateway.dev domain of your deployed API.
You can also consider searching for an existing feature request similar to this issue you encountered and Star it. If you don't see any matching issue or feature request, you can create one.
I have similar problem on Samsung S6 tablet with Android 13. I wrote an app some time ago, recently I made a change, the app works OK with Android simulator on my PC, but when I try to debug it on Samsung S6 tablet with Android 13, I am getting a black screen, but somehow screen responds to my touch. So to investigate more, I let Flutter to create simple default app - again it works OK on the Android simulator, but a black screen on the tablet, which somehow responds to my touch.
BTW -The tablet has the most current Google Play service app: ver 24.43.36
@pavlo-sobchuk's comments helped me identify the issue and solve it by a simple application of useShallow() like this: const chatMessages = useChatStore(useShallow((state) => state.getMessages(channel?.id)));
I was faced with inserting a texarea into the cell, and it increased as I entered text. I tried it in different ways. As a result, I made the cell itself . The React showed an error without the suppressContentEditableWarning={true} property. But it works in chrome and firefox as needed. Also, the onChange event does not work. Used the onInput={handleInputChange} event. And since there is no value in , I took event.target.textContent. I don't know how safe and correct this is. Therefore, you do all this under your own responsibility.
I agree with Mikael's answer that you should try to make your expression as concise as possible. I have an example of your real data shape, that combines linear functions and a constant function.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from scipy.optimize import curve_fit
# Define step function
def step_func(x, a, c, f1, f2):
result = []
for xi in x:
if xi >= 0 and xi < f1:
result.append(a * xi)
elif xi >= f1 and xi < f2:
result.append(a * f1)
elif xi >= f2:
result.append(c * xi + a * f1 - f2 * c)
else:
result.append(0)
return np.asarray(result)
# Generating some demo data
x_data = np.linspace(0, 10, 100)
y_data = step_func(x_data, 2, 1, 3, 7) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, x_data.size) # 添加噪声
# Fitting function
def fitting_func(x, a, c, f1, f2):
return step_func(x, a, c, f1, f2)
# Fitting for data
popt, pcov = curve_fit(fitting_func, x_data, y_data, p0=[1, -1, 4, 6])
# Obtain fitting parameters
a_fit, c_fit, f1_fit, f2_fit = popt
print(f'Fitting param: a={a_fit}, c={c_fit}, f1={f1_fit}, f2={f2_fit}')
# Generat fitting results
y_fit = fitting_func(x_data, *popt)
# Plot
plt.scatter(x_data, y_data, label='Data', s=10)
plt.plot(x_data, y_fit, color='red', label='Fitted')
plt.vlines([f1_fit, f2_fit], ymin = min(x_data), ymax = max(x_data) )
# plt.xlim(0,16)
# plt.ylim(0,1)
plt.legend()
plt.xlabel('x')
plt.ylabel('y')
plt.title('Step func fitting')
plt.show()
Tmux is a client server architecture. Whenever you create a new session/windows/pane, the server allocates a new external virtual/terminal to that element just like is has been manually started from elsewhere.
This means that each tmux has its own stdin/stdout that notwithstandign you started each session with a popen call have nothing to do with the endpoints of the pipe. Those endpoint are uniquely related to the "tmux client" whose command is consumed immediately.
Nonetheless, you may: 1) send key-sequences to the windows/panes you created through the send-key comamand; 2) collect and receive output from "manually started" (with send-keys) panes-processes using sort of handmade IPC (named pipes, tcpip,...).
Remember that being children-process of different virtual-terminals, each pane/windows will run a different process whose code can be a clone of your program or a second external program. There is no way to have a multhtreaded program handling many tmux-items unless you do not write a dumb I/O hub-tranceiver process for each of them. Otherwise if you want to use a single multi-threaded process and simply need to split the screen in parts, curses library has windows that may serve your scope.
Storing the intermediate image in 8-bit or even 16-bit per channel will make you lose way too much precision, maybe 32-bit float will allow you to get a meaningful amount of high frequency detail back, but even that's definitely far from perfect if my math is right.
I have a similar issue with certain queries although most are exponentially faster than SqlServer. And I have way larger dimensions and facts (facts up to 1 billion rows) so as metaxiom said, it highly depends on how you have it setup and how it aligns with your data.
Sounds like your issue is likely 1) not indexed correctly, 2, not distributed correctly, and 3) need to update stats. And of course like they said DW100c is very small.
For small dimensions I use replicated tables across nodes. For larger dimensions I use clustered indexes on the dimension id. For facts I use clustered columnstores with hash distribution.
Below are 2 queries you need:
Check distribution. I included script below
Update stats. I included script below
-- Hash distribution problems query
select two_part_name, distribution_policy_name, distribution_column, distribution_id, row_count
from dbo.vTableSizes
where two_part_name in
(
select two_part_name
from dbo.vTableSizes
where row_count > 0
group by two_part_name
having (max(row_count * 1.000) - min(row_count * 1.000))/max(row_count * 1.000) >= .10
)
and distribution_column is not null
order by two_part_name, row_count;
DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(MAX) = '';
SELECT @sql += 'UPDATE STATISTICS [' + s.name + '].[' + t.name + '] WITH FULLSCAN; ' + CHAR(13)
FROM sys.tables AS t
JOIN sys.schemas AS s ON t.schema_id = s.schema_id
WHERE t.is_ms_shipped = 0; -- Excludes system tables
EXEC sp_executesql @sql;
You know what? Just forget it. I've changed my project from .Net Core to .Net Framework. For one thing, I tried also creating a .Net Core project configured for database connectivity. And that introduced Entity Framework, which is the most obnoxious thing ever. .Net Core, with all of its DI and its nested parentheses constructs, is the most obtuse looking code I've ever seen. And then the documentation stinks, and the incomplete code examples get you nowhere. .Net Core is like evolution in reverse.
I worked it out. What I'd been doing, without having said so, was adding a span with class="visually-hidden' (this is with Bootstrap) on it with the details. I moved it into the button's aria-description and that worked fine. The sorting details were spoken in the course of browsing the header row but not included in the column identification while browsing through the data rows.
A batch job context holds the contextual data for a job execution. It is available within the scope of a job execution, and is not available outside, e.g., in the client.
You can inject a job context into any of the batch artifacts like ItemReader, ItemProcessor, ItemWriter, batch listeners, etc.
This works with dir [DIR is same as GCI for the most part] as well in various useful formats...
(dir $Target).FullName
(dir $Target).VersionInfo.FileDescription
(dir $Target).VersionInfo.FileVersion
I believe the endpoint you're looking for is:
GET /repos/{owner}/{repo}/issues/{pull_request_id}/comments. It's a small change from the endpoint to get the comments on specific lines of code: /issues instead of /pulls.
• The loop condition i < N causes the loop to stop before printing N.
• This is an off-by-one error commonly seen in loops when the condition is set incorrectly.
public class PrintNumbers {
public static void printNumbers(int N) {
for (int i = 1; i <= N; i++) { // Corrected loop condition
System.out.print(i + " ");
}
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
printNumbers(5); // Correct Output: 1 2 3 4 5
}
}
Explanation:
• The condition in the for loop is changed from i < N to i <= N, allowing the loop to include the last number N.
• This fixes the off-by-one error and ensures that all numbers from 1 to N are printed as expected.
WITH CAST(sumMap([period], [value]), 'Map(UInt32, Float64)') AS map
select bdate
, id
, period
, map[1] AS period_1
, map[2] AS period_2
, map[3] AS period_3
from test_8192590.some_table
group by bdate, id, period
order by bdate, id, period;
I encountered the same problem, building a linux/amd64 image following the official AWS tuto.
I finally succeeded to create a (working) lambda function using the one of the 3 images published in the ECR repro : not the one with the tag mentionned in the "docker push" command, not the one with size 0 but the 3rd one using its hash tag.
I don't know why the "docker push" command generate 3 images in the ECR repo ! and why the image tagged in the "docker push" command is not working...
Can someone help me too regarding this? When I try to debug it also says that the st-link server is missing and I have to download it. I have an M1 2020 Air, and 1.16.1 version STM32CubeIDE. I'm not sure what's wrong and it doesn't work.
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I was having the same issue and the reason was, one of my nuget package was referencing Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Abstractions Version=8.0.0.0 and I was able to fix the issue by downgrading this nuget package to an older version which used Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Abstractions Version=6.0.0.0. Please note that referencing the nuget package which used 7.0.0.0 also did not work.
Is there already a String array called args that you don't know about? Try reading from args without declaring it.
To me it seems like Dice.main() is not actually the entry point but rather Dice.main() is getting executed by something else and when you are changing it on your file you aren't changing it on the file that executes it.
My guess is maybe if you are lucky then args is already getting declared by the real main method and you can just use it without declaring it yourself.
Typically String args[] is required in Java so I'm guessing the reason it's not required for you is because it's already being declared earlier by the real main method. Try running it assuming that args[] is already being accepted by the system? Or maybe you need to change the part of code that is executing it (which you might not be able to access)?
To make the video appear after the form submission, hide the video initially with videoSection.style.display = "none". Then, attach a submit event listener to the form to show the video only once the form is successfully submitted.
Wow, okay, posting this helped me assess where my problems could be. I ended up investigating my root component a bit more, DropdownWithFilter, and it turns out it already has an onRenderOption that's overriding anything I try to do in my implementations of it. To fix this, I'm creating a copy component of DropdownWithFilter, called DropdownWithFilterColumns, with the exact same logic as DropdownWithFilter except that it returns text exactly the way I want it. Thanks for letting me think out loud!
Today I found out that when I am using encryption in a way like it is implemented in this example, BadPaddingException can appear when encrypted message is too short - like "test" but is working fine with messages which are like 20 characters long
GitHub does not support this the AS/400 (aka IBM i, iSeries, i5, etc) out-of-the-box, but a vendor named Eradani has built software package to do exactly this. The product is called iGit (a function of Eradani DevOps) that allows for any Git-Based Tooling (like GitLab, GitHub, BitBucket, AzureDevOps) and also lets you do Pipelines (iBuild) and Deployment (iDeploy). There are plug-ins for RDi and VS Code, and robust PDM/SEU 5250 support for Git commands. The website is www.eradani.com
I was able to resolve the issue in my case, and you might have the same issue.
You indirectly mentioned that you have multiple modules. Do you by any chance set the minify flag to true for them, for the library modules?
This was the case with me, and that was the problem.
I was able to better isolate the issue, it wasn't about upgrading the Gradle version to "8.9", rather, it was about upgrading the AGP to "8.4.0" and higher (which can also be valid for you since you had started with "8.3.2").
Based on how I understand it with my limited understanding of it, it seems like starting with that version of AGP, when the minify is set to true, it will try to minify the lib module much sooner in the process, as opposed to doing it at the very end. In a way, the app module will have to use a minified version of the lib modules.
Setting "isMinifyEnabled" to false for my library modules, and keeping it to true for my app module did resolve the issue for me. There was even no need to disable full mode for R8.
So, I finally got it working but not in the way I'd like. I added the following to my @media Print to override the shared layout's applied css - note none of the following classes are specifically referenced or created on my page.
Instead of having to inspect the print and figure out what is affecting it, is there a way to just tell the @media Print to only use a specific style sheet instead of what is being used to render the page (or omit certain style sheets from the print that are being used to render the page)?
DId you finally solved your problem? keyboardshouldpersist=handled always or whatever looks ignored.
Moreover, my textinput is not within a scrollview, and i'm sure there is a better way than wrapping a textinput in a useless scrollview (and even in that case it does not work for me).
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Though it is in OpenCL it is non recursive way you can trace rays with BRDF implementation. It is fairly easy to port OpenCL to Glsl compute shader.
You should get following image
Hope this helps.
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I'm facing the same issue as this makes HAR files useless for me. I'll let you know if I figure out a way around this in Edge or Chrome.
I'm now thinking that I may have to rely on Fiddler from now on. I personally use Fiddler Classic because it's free, but it's also not actively being developed anymore. They also offer their new and subscription-based Fiddler Everywhere.
Anyway, for Fiddler Classic, you can download it here:
The only down-side of Fiddler versus the Developer Tools is that it's not isolated to one browser tab, let alone one application. If you have multiple 'things' like additional browser tabs and applications open (i.e. Outlook, Teams, etc.), you're going to see requests from these other sources peppered into your network trace.
I found this old thread which mentioned some other folders that needed creating. After checking with ProcMon to confirm that my machine was also looking for these folders, I created:
Meanwhile, I found the reason: DNS queries are performed using IPv6 only on my machines, ignoring the IPv4 settings which also is activated. In the netcard settings for this protocol, "Automatic" was selected, but in the Extended dialog's DNS tab, a DNS server address was missing on those machines which exposed the problem. After entering a server address, everything works fine now.
Note as a takeaway: The DNS settings for IPv4 apparently don't work anymore, at least when IPv6 is activated.
I'm a bit late at the party, but 4 years later, leancode made an image transformer for transforming assets images to webp. Search on pub. I looked briefly at the source code, it seems the github action is copying the cwebp executable. They communicated with it via dart:ffi. Maybe this can be leveraged in order to create an on demand conversion to webp, not just on your assets.
https://github.com/leancodepl/flutter_webp
Your host or client machine was configured to the previous cert issued by Entrust. Now the Authorize.net changing its certs to a new issuer Digicert. Follow the help links provided and download the certificate and install on your host or client machine. Otherwise your application will not be able to recognize the new cert and fails to communicate with Authorize.ent api endpoints as soon as they switch cert on their end.
In my case, I had a feature branch that had a large file introduced. I'll call it feature-branch-1 (originally branched from master). I was unable to push this branch up to GitHub due to the large file in the history even though it had been deleted.
In feature-branch-1, I deleted the large file & also added it to gitignore, then committed locally.
Created a new branch from master called feature-branch-2
Merged feature-branch-1 INTO feature-branch-2 with the squash commits feature enabled
I was then able to successfully push feature-branch-2 up to GitHub
This was a very simple solution in my case where the large file was introduced in a feature branch that hadn't yet been merged into the primary master branch.
