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QUESTION
I got a System.IO.Stream
from here
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 06:52You should check the Content-Length header and verify that there is actually content to read from the content stream:
QUESTION
So I used Bert model trained it and saved it as hdf5 file, but when I try to predict , it shows this error :
IndexError: list index out of range
here is the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 01:44As shown in the ktrain tutorials and example notebooks like this one, you need to use the Predictor
instance to make predictions on raw text inputs:
QUESTION
Today I have come with something that I have been trying for quite some time now, but due to time issues, I do finally have decided to seek help.
For starters, I have this table:
Name Score year 1 Score year 2Now, each name will have it´s own tablepages for various reasons not relevant for this, so this forces me to be a bit inventive.
I have already figured out how to automatically enter the sheets with this function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 16:25So you have n Sheets, all with a name and they all have a score for k years next to each other in the first row?
Why are you starting at the 5th Sheet?
I never had anything to do with google services and what not, but after a look in their docs, I found a function that gets the content of an area:
QUESTION
I am having trouble writing my json data to a google sheet - I get the exception "The number of rows in the data does not match the number of rows in the range."
I think the problem is with how the range is set - but I don't know how to fix it. I include a sample of the json data after this script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 01:34Apparently you can't get a range with 0
rows. In this method getRange(row, column, numRows, numColumns), every parameter should be a number larger than 0
.
Why is rows.length
0
?
The issue has to do with the fact that your JSON
dataSet
is not an array, therefore the for
loop is terminated because dataSet.length
is undefined
. As a result row.length
is zero because no values were added.
Assuming the first row (headers) in your sheet is:
companyId companyName articles.date articles.articleUrl articles.title articles.summary
QUESTION
I am trying to move an unholy Excel "report" into shiny with as much future-proofing against scope creep as possible.
There are multiple metrics which must all have the same graph for each metric. The data is all in an identical format for each metric, all stored within the same dataset.
When I add a metric, I do not wish to explicitly add another plot to the server part of my shiny report. I have used the hard work of coders before me to solve this problem by creating a dynamic list of ggplots which can all be nicely printed out using uiOutput.
I will, however, be manually categorising the plots for formatting reasons, writing notes around them advising on nuances to interpretation/data caveats/etc so I would like to be able to choose a plot from the dynamic list to go there in the ui.
Ideally all the layout and notes will take place in the UI so when I hand this process off to someone to monitor, they can add and remove metrics, notes and other formatting elements without having to know what the server is doing and can come to me or another developer for more complex additions only.
The current solution plots all plots in a nice long list down the page (as shown in the code at the end). In order to select only 1 of them, I have tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-01 at 12:41I'd recommend to create a list of ggplot objects (my_plots
in the below example) seperated from your renderPlot
calls.
Then you can access and modify each plot by name and save it back to the list before rendering:
QUESTION
This is clearly a dumb question as I can't find the answer but I'm confused about Hashicorp Vault and the way you get the secrets.
Part of the idea of Vault is that you can store your secrets in there and you don't need to stick a bunch of sensitive things in environment variables which are inspectable.
Assuming you have a Vault service running somewhere with some secrets in it and you need to use a token to authenticate against Vault to get your secrets in your script inside your docker container, how does the token get in there? Surely if you use an environment variable, that defeats the point as someone could just take the token. Do you mount a volume with it in? Or something more inventive?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-23 at 03:04Some things to consider, in no particular order:
- Yes, if an attacker can inspect attributes of a running application, they can likely read any secrets it has. It is quite difficult to create an application that is secure in the face of an attacker that has sufficient access to be able to poke around in the application itself
- If an env var holds a token, that isn't a directly usable secret - the attacker then needs to use it to retrieve the actual secret from Vault. While this is achievable, it does present an extra step of difficulty
- A token can be created with a limited lifetime, so that after some period, it is no longer possible to use it to retrieve a secret from Vault
- A token can also be created with a limited number of uses (e.g., one). That means that as soon as the application has used it to retrieve a secret, the token is no longer usable
- Vault supports other authentication mechanisms that raw tokens. For example, as mentioned by @davidmaze in a comment, if the application is running under Kubernetes then you could have Vault set up to authenticate with the k8s ServiceAccount (no direct token required)
- An attacker having shell access in a container is not the only vector to protect from. Just keeping secrets out of source code (and especially source control) is a very important thing to do
- Simple key/values are not the only kind of secrets Vault can manage. It can also auto-generate access tokens for AWS and credentials for Postgres, among many other features
Regarding your direct question
how does the token get in there?
there are a variety of ways it can be done. Simply replacing the environment variable is one option, but it could also be mounted in a volume, passed as a parameter, provided with an API call, pulled from a database, or any other means that you can dream up. It all depends on your deployment process, threat model, risk assessment, application details, whether you can make use of one of the other authentication mechanisms, etc.
QUESTION
this is my navbar what i want to do is write javascript or jQuery to get the current pages url and open the corresponding dropdown container i want to open the part of the side nav depending on the url i have this javascript written but it doesnt work
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-02 at 07:18I'm not really sure, what you want to achieve with your question but here is a small code snippet related to your question based on bootstrap:
https://jsfiddle.net/vrjx2hde/4/
If you want to learn it, try this Link.
If you will use it in your environment, you have to be sure, that your URL contains a word, which you can find with:
QUESTION
I'm new to Wordpress developing and I have found what feels like a clumsy solution to a problem that seems like it should be common. Please help me find a cleaner solution with less potential for buggy behavior.
Objective: Get date range from user on a Wordpress page, use date range in API request, display data from API response on Wordpress page.
Current solution: Start and end dates are submitted via an HTML form in a Wordpress page with POST method. The POST request does not route to any other page. In addition to start
and end
parameters, the form has a hidden action
parameter with a custom value I have specified: . I have written a plugin that uses the
init
hook. The hooked function checks $_REQUEST['action']
to see if it matches the custom value in the form, and if so it does a GET request to an API (recreation.gov) using the start
and end
dates from the form. Up to this point, the solution seems pretty solid to me. Here's where the tutorials ran out and I had to get......inventive.
The data from the API request is processed and formatted into HTML, and this string is stored as a transient using set_transient
with a 3 second lifespan. In the original page that the form was submitted from, there is a shortcode that simply returns the transient. Now I have the data from the API on the same page that the user specified the date range from.
This solution works, but seems like there is a high probability of things going awry if multiple users are using the page at the same time, and seeing or overwriting each others' results. There must be a better way to get the data from the plugin that does the API request back to the Wordpress page.
Since this question is about methodology, not syntax, I haven't included any example code, but I could if that would be helpful. Thanks in advance for your advice.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 21:49The solution I ended up finding was ditching the plugin and doing everything from inside a shortcode. Shortcode has access to $_REQUEST['action']
, which I wasn't aware of, so I was able to get the user input and do the API call in the shortcode, then format the results and return them. No need to deal with plugins and hooks because the shortcode is executed as the page is loaded.
QUESTION
I'm trying to do some joins/aggregations between nested fields in single table and running into both SQL problems and the "Correlated sub queries that reference other tables are not supported unless they can be de-correlated, such as by transforming them into an efficient JOIN" error.
I'd love some SQL help with the general problem, but I'm also curious how to deal with that error.
My problem maps to the BigQuery patents data. In that dataset, a patent has classification data (the cpc
record, where cpc.code
is one classification code on a record with associated data cpc.inventive
and cpc.first
). A patent also has patents that it cites (the citation
record, where citation.publication_number
is a cited patent with associated data citation.type
and citation.category
). There are more fields in these records but let's say these are the important ones.
What I want to get is something like this json, with one row per CPC and a record with information that captures how patents with that CPC cite other patents based on the CPCs on the cited patents and facets about both CPCs and the citation. The json would look something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 22:23I think this should be a close approximation for the query that you want. It looks to be a big dataset, so I can't comment on speed/efficiency. Hopefully the logic makes sense at least.
QUESTION
I am writing a duel-player tank game with Python's PyGame and have completed it for the most part. To give some background into my work, the game involves two tanks that can shoot projectiles at one another, and once one is hit, the other player gains a point. The process continues until one player reaches 10 points, upon which they are declared the winner and the game and timer resets.
My issues occur now that I've drawn a maze to the screen to complement the game and add some more inventiveness. I'm running into one fundamental problem. The Pygame .collidepoint
is not functioning as it is supposed to. I've intended to make it so that each time a bullet from either tank hits a maze wall, it should disappear as the walls are meant to be impenetrable. Yet the function is arbitrarily choosing whether or not the bullet disappears upon contact - as I wish it to be - or continues through - as I do not want it to. Does anyone know why this could be happening? I've come to assume it has something to do with the .collidepoint
's interpretation of coordinates and I've tested around with that but with no success. Is there a better way or function to go about this? If one could tell me if the issue is where I believe it to be and tell me how/give me the little snippet of adjusted code to resolve it, that would be much appreciated. My entire code is pretty long so I just included the code I think is necessary to provide enough information about what I am doing.
I will still, however, clearly emphasize the parts I am having issues with large, explicit blocks made out of comments surrounding the parts of the code. If some more code is needed for context, please let me know and I can provide it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-30 at 03:17The answer was in the velocity of the bullets as it was too fast for the program to catch in its tick, which essentially allowed the bullet to make its way through the maze wall.
One can adjust the clock to 60 frames per second, as so:
clock.tick(60)
Then in the projectile class, or wherever one is determining the velocity of the bullet--that must be adjusted to the clock rate.
If your velocity was 8 with the demonstrated clock rate of 30, then adjust the clock rate to 60, half that velocity or thereabout to even the ratio of speed to what you wanted it as. In my case:
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