nnb | Native Node.js module for stress testing | Runtime Evironment library

I'm trying to install JDK 17 to macOS BigSur (11.5.2) using brew install openjdk@17

I am modifying the yticks font size of a figure but not all yticks are of the same font size. The last two yticks 0.8 and 0.6 are greater than the others.

I have two JS arrays. They are arr1 and arr2. I want to create another array called arr3. Now it wants to compare arr1 and arr2 and insert all elements which arr2 contains and arr1 not contain.

Example:

arr1:

i have a >4 GB StorageFile and i want to convert it to a base64 string and store the string in another StorageFile.

I have IBuffer to read the file:

Note : I'm French, so normally I use french functions (e.g. SI for IF or SOMME for SUM) and the default decimals separator is the coma and not the point (e.g. 1,03 for 1.03)

I have to replace many formulas in an Excel workbook, and all of them have the same template, but I could not use the fast fill-in tool, so I'm trying to make a macro for this.

First, here is how the cell currently looks :

='C:\...\[file1.xlsx]'sheeta!$XXa$nna - 'C:\...\[file2.xlsx]'sheetb!$XXb$nnb

So basicely, I want to keep these two addresses (I will name them ad1 and ad2) to make the followig formulas :

=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(VALUE(ad1;"."));ISNUMBER(VALUE(ad2;".")));SUM(VALUE(ad1,".");PRODUCT(-1;VALUE(ad2;".")));"NA")

Which substracts two numbers stored with differents formats, and displays NA if at least one of them is not a number.

Here is the macro I wrote :

We have two namenodes: nnA and nnB.

From a remote system I want to see files and directories of this system.

If nnA is the primary namenode I can do hdfs dfs -Dfs.defaultFS=hdfs://nnA -ls /path/to/files If nnB is the primary namenode I can do hdfs dfs -Dfs.defaultFS=hdfs://nnB -ls /path/to/files

Both of these commands work fine if the namenode I'm using happens to be the primary at the time. If the namenode I choose to use happens to be the secondary namenode I get the error Operation category READ is not supported in state standby.

I want to be able to specify both namenodes in my command. From the remote system I have no way of knowing which namenode is the primary and which is the secondary and its entirely possible for them to switch occasionally.

This is for a script I'm working on and I really want to avoid looping through possible primary namenodes any time I do a call to hdfs.

I've spent all day googling and haven't found a solution or anyone else with this use case