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I need to convert the following curl call of Microsoft Azure Cloud to Swift:

After an upgrade of one of my knowledgebases from QnaMaker to a language resource with custom question answering enable (FKA QnAMaker Managed), my chatbot does not function anymore and returns an error: DialogContextError: Failed to generate answers: [object Object]

My .env has:

I'm using Azure computer vision with nodejs, and I would to extract text on the images, it works as expected but I'm facing some challenges : the code :

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I'm having difficulties with my BBB on CAN communication like for months... I'd be really pleased if you could give me just a little help!

I'm working on CAN protocol between BBB and another CAN device. The another device is confirmed to be working alright with CAN. I'm using my BBB with Cloud9 platform on windows laptop, and on the another device, it's using CAN0.

I have set the 'config-pin' on BBB like below using CAN1, and I tried 'cansend' utility. The bitratre value on the another device is also set to be equal.

I am trying to achieve this multi-indexing form with a pandas pivot table.

since the original data were like this.

I used this code table = pd.pivot_table(df, index=str(df.columns[0]), columns =list(df.columns[1:4]), values='Value') to get this result

but now I need to add these three columns (Forcast, Tolerance, Baseline Forcast) to the most detailed level of the pivot table for each subproduct like adding them under the ECo, I tried this table[('OcP', 'CoC', 'tolerance')] = 0 it worked but added the column to the end of the pivot table like this.

so how can add them and make them fall under the same sub-category that is already existed not at the end of the pivot like shown above? Note: I know there are similar questions but they didn't solve my case.

I am trying to create a successful request using Azure's Bing News API. The below screenshot from the docs says that the Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key is a required header. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/cognitiveservices-bingsearch/bing-news-api-v7-reference

I've made an account and according to this post Issue in accessing Bing Custom Web Search API v7 the key is found in the Bing Resource -> Keys & Endpoints:

I've tried both keys and neither work. I receive error code 401 Access denied due to Invalid subscription key or wrong API endpoint. I noticed that the endpoint featured in this picture is different from the endpoints listed in the bing new docs. I tried the endpoint listed in the picture (just to see) and I got a 404 error.

Another thread says to go to the API Management on the Azure portal. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/62385/please-help-me-to-find-the-process-to-get-ampampam.html

Upon navigating to API Management menu it read "No API Management services to display". I can "Create API Management" but the subsequent forms asks for information that seems atypical to gain access to an API. Is this really where the key is created or am I doing something else wrong? Thank you.

Here is my code. I tried on Postman and ran into the same error.

i have a tree tiew from a folder and i want to open the file when i click one file.

Everything ok, but when i click the file it doest send me the correct path

I have a Terminal and a TerminalFactory type. What I want to achieve is a factory pattern or at least an implementation that is similar to it in regards to some key aspects.

In particular, I want every Terminal to have specific properties (e.G. id) that are set by TerminalFactory. In GRASP terms, TerminalFactory is the Creator and the Information Expert because it knows next_id.

TerminalFactory is not a singleton, it is an instance that will be injected in a container that will be handed around where necessary (I'm trying to implement an application based on the composite pattern to achieve the OCP of SOLID).

It looks like everything is in line with the fact that Rust discourages static state unless it's unsafe code.

The problem now is that instances of Terminal have an id which should not be set by arbitrary code. Therefore, it's not pub. On the other hand, it can be gotten. So I added a public getter, like this:

I'm pretty new to this subject, but I've written a ASP.NET Core Web API using .Net 5. This API just reads and writes values to a Azure DB. It works perfectly fine on my machine, but after the upload/publish to Azure I get an "500 - Internal Server error"