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I am cleaning up my code, and encountered this: // TODO: SKPhysicsContactDelegate will probably be updated as main actor extension Playground: SKPhysicsContactDelegate { nonisolated func didBegin(...
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I am trying to list the user accounts associated with a domain. I have set up a service account and set the service account details in the environment variable GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS As far ...
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I am trying to create a database in the RDS console. Under the Engine options, I selected MySQL. I am using the Full Configuration. Using the Free tier. Using Single-AZ DB Instance deployment. Engine ...
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We recently migrated a high-throughput transaction table from standard MySQL to an OceanBase cluster (v4.x, running in MySQL-compatible mode). The table is quite large and is partitioned by `RANGE` ...
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I have built a web app using React and FastAPI, and rendered that app in a dedicated Qt desktop application created using QtQuick, in a WebEngineView. WebEngineView uses Chromium to render websites. I ...
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need help debugging the login page i found publicly - does this code actually iterate through and update itself? I was told it could mass replace • Is the request within delegated authority ...
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The following function is part of a macro written in PowerPoint VBA that searches all of the files in a folder doing a global search and replace. The function works on a series of test files which ...
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I searched how to use the rolling function from Pandas, but struggle using it. Let's take a simple example : let be the list [0, 1, 2, ... , 15], make it a Pandas serie. df = pd.Series(range(16)) I ...
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I am trying to make an automatic scroll preference in production environments. For the scrolling utility for my React website I have chosen TypeScript due to what I have heard about its ability to ...
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I'm new to Erlang, wxWidgets,and wxErlang. I've got an example running which will load a wxFrame from an xrc file and show the frame with all of its child panels/controls/etc.. How to I get references ...
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I am working on an integration using the Banno Consumer API and checking the response from the following endpoint: GET /consumer/api/v0/users/{userId}/accounts We need a reliable way to differentiate ...
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I'm maintaining an unfamiliar codebase and I'd like a chart of what method calls what. Something that penetrates interface abstractions. If the output was a mermaid diagram that would be lovely but ...
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I have a large financial spreadsheet with lots of queries that use a Postgres database. I have some of the queries set to execute every 'n' minutes, actual time varies by query. Some of the dependent ...
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is line 16 an acceptable way of passing value in C89 ? BTW, this is compiling with gcc. #include <stdio.h> typedef struct { int a, b, c; } Alpha; void ShowAlpha(Alpha a) { printf("%d, %...
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I am not sure Stack Overflow is the right place for this question but I'm shooting my shot. I have a 2D field sampled on a global longitude-latitude structured curvilinear grid and I would like to ...
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