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According to the AWS Lambda quotas, you cannot have a deployment package (.zip file archive) with size more than:

50 MB (zipped, for direct upload)

250 MB (unzipped)

This quota applies to all the files you upload, including layers and custom runtimes.

3 MB (console editor)

There's also a paragraph in the AWS Lambda docs for your exact error:

General: Error occurs when calling the UpdateFunctionCode Error: An error occurred (RequestEntityTooLargeException) when calling the UpdateFunctionCode operation

When you upload a deployment package or layer archive directly to Lambda, the size of the ZIP file is limited to 50 MB. To upload a larger file, store it in Amazon S3 and use the S3Bucket and S3Key parameters.

You should try to do one of the following:

1. Split your current lambda layer into multiple layers
2. Upload the layer zip to S3, and specify the Object in your terraform lambda config

Check your nvidia-smi (nvidia system management interface) as the program runs, looking for Volatile GPU-util. The task manager is not a good indication of GPU usage (nor very accurate usages of other resources like RAM and temps imo...). The fact that your GPU temp is 71 degrees for a 3080 Ti indicates certainly the GPU is used (unless some other process is using it)

For instance, I am training right now with an RTX 3090 and my smi output from the command line looks like (truncating the processes from the screenshot):

But my task manager looks like (note the gpu usage):

Now if you have some sort of I/O bottleneck, i.e. loading of tensors from the CPU taking too long so the GPU sits idle, well that is a different issue, and can be solved by profiling and other tools for making sure that the loading process is optimized.

Firstly install expo-media-library from here

Then create a fucntion to save file to device

I couldn't see how your condition $x//lower-case(@Column)="faddimension1code" is matched in the document sample you have shown, without that condition the LINQ to XML in VB.NET I think is

I think this line is problematic (at least)

Cause

You are using the JsonProperty attribute from the Netwonsoft.Json package, but the built-in .NET Core/5 deserializer from the System.Text.Json namespace.

How do I know that? Newtonsoft.Json does not have a JsonSerializer.Deserialize overload which takes a single string, and .NET does not contain a JsonPropertyAttribute.

Those two are not compatible. The .NET deserializer ignores your [JsonProperty("Products")] attribute, does not find a propery named ProductsProducts in your JSON and, thus, yields null for that property.

Fix

To use the deserializer from the Newtonsoft.Json package instead, replace

I figured it out, eventually. The issue is, you have to wait a bit before terminating the process so that the COM threads have a chance to actually do the work and deliver the notification. The code posted above fully works, I will later post a revised version with only the absolutely necessary stuff. The way I solved it was by stripping out everything until the example app (https://github.com/microsoft/Windows-classic-samples/blob/master/Samples/DesktopToasts/CPP/DesktopToastsSample.cpp) had the same code as mine, and the only difference being the message queue which kept the example app alive after "sending" the request for the toast.

Also, if you are fine with the notification being able to only trigger a protocol, and for it not to contain any buttons, you can skip creating a shortcut in Start and just use the appid of another app. If you supply an appid that does not belong to any installed application, the toast won't have an icon, by the app name will be whatever you supplied. This is great for people developing extensions/add-ons to current applications who do not really need to clutter the Start menu with unnecessary shortcuts. Buttons require COM activation because unfortunately, but at least we have this.

And yes, you do not need an app manifest either. Now the question is what is the correct way to wait before terminating? I mean, of course Sleep(200); is fine, but I am curious about the correct solution.

To get the app IDs for installed apps, type Get-StartApps in PowerShell.

Edit: Here is working code which hopefully frees memory etc.

"libgit2" was a package I had installed that seems to be flawed. I just deinstalled it and it worked perfectly! :D

The variables are never updated, just computed at the start of the program. Put all the random.choice lines in the rsg function and you will be good !