enet | golang enet protocol implementation | Networking library

I was able to create a stacked bar chart like this:

I was researching about state machines using C, and I ran into this code from this site. There is some typedef declaration that I had never seen before:

I'm trying to split my Blazor Server project into components in order to make it more manageable.

I want my component to have a function passed in as a parameter to it. The function takes a string parameter and it is called with different names from the component when a button is clicked.

I've tried some answers I found online but they don't seem to work(Like binding events)

I have a component named ItemMenu.razor and my index page Index.razor.

ItemMenu.razor:

I am experiencing a weird behavior while trying to use a Scoped Service that I am initializing in the _Host.cshtml file. This is the service, which is very simple:

I have Is 5.7.0 and a .net application login with SSO

I config my service provider :

then Configure SSO :

and then Write my code with c# for Login button :

And Result is : I press login button and i go to IIS Login then I eneter username and password it goto claims page and I select claims and then goto this page:

BUT I WANT IT GOTO MY CALLBACK URL . FOR EXAMPLE : http://localhost:49545/Home/ABout

I have been studying UNet inspired architecture ENet and I think I follow the basic concepts. The ground-rock of efficiency of ENet is dilated convolution (apart other things). I understand the preserving spatial resolution, how it is computed and so on, however I can't understand why it is computationally and memory-wise less expensive than e.g. max-pooling.

ENet: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1606.02147.pdf

For a project, I have to communicate with a Raspberry Pi Zero from a UWP-APP via TCP. Because both, the Raspberry and the computer with the interface, have got a private IP, I have to use a server to forward messages from one client to the other one. This part already works but now my problem is that I have to implement video streaming from the Raspberry to the UWP-APP.

Because my partner is in charge of creating and designing the UWP-APP, I have made myself a little Test-Interface with WindowsForms. I have tried several techniques like Netcat the video output over the server to the client or direct TCP-streaming with raspivid, but the best solution so far is the one I found in this project here. But instead of using the Eneter.Messaging-library I use my own class for communication with TcpClients.

I use mono to run my C# script on the Raspberry and the code to stream the Video looks like this:

after this code i am getting the error in categoricalfocalloss i m not getting whereint64 error is coming

In this particular case I am only interested in getting info whether the user is logged in or not.

Following the answers How to enable/disable elements depending whether the user is logged in or not? I can fetch this information but there is one odd problem.

I use Blazor demo app which displays provided "LoginDisplay.razor" component at top, my own page uses following code: