MI-S | Microservice library

I have a bunch of XML files that define tree hierarchies (relations between ID:s) via nested tags. I want to parse it to tabular format using Snowflake's SQL syntax for semi-structured data. For XML files with known structure, I know how to do it. But for these trees, the structure is unknown at parsing time, in which case I don't know how to solve it. The generic pattern that repeats is

I use the nvidia-smi command quite frequently, and I have a separate alias in my .bashrc that I use to monitor it (alias gpu='watch -n 3 nvidia-smi').

I recently learned about customizing the output message of nvidia-smi and am using the following: nvidia-smi | tee /dev/stderr | awk '/ C / {print $3}' | xargs -r ps -up that I got from this Stack Overflow question.

I'd like to replace the original nvidia-smi command in my watch alias, but am wondering how I can do so. Simply replacing it doesn't work, and I've tried surrounding the new command in quotation marks but that leads to the original nvidia-smi message along with a

I was trying to run a command from PHP to my Linux server but I'm having some trouble with one command: This is the script:

I have a Pulumi - program which works fine on my Dev-Machine. Configuarion is stored in Azure, also the Resources created are being stored in Azure.

To run this I set the following environment variables:

Ansible version: 2.8.3 or Any

I'm using -m Ansible's ad-hoc command to ensure the following package is installed --OR-- let's say if I have a task to install few yum packages, like (i.e. How can I do the same within a task (possibly when I'm not using ansible's shell / command modules):

I am trying to load a 64-bit number on a 32-bit ARM7TDMI-S microprocessor however, I am not understanding how to do so. I know that MOV and LDR all store only 32bit numbers so is there any way I can use 2 32bit registers as one 64-bit register?

I am trying to find and remove an element from my ArrayList list (made from a custom master class ShoppingBasket) based on a user inputted String itemSearch whereby they would enter say Apple if they wanted to remove that from the basket, regardless of if the quantity is higher than 1.

The project is setup so that I have a masterclass ShoppingCart, with several subclasses Fruit, Dairy. Each class has a itemName and itemQuantity attribute.

Here is my Fruit class:

Table foo:

I've had some trouble with sound for a few weeks already, it just doesn't produce any output on my system. I've tried submitting a bug report, but there is no answer from launchpad, the bug importance is undecided and it is not assigned to anyone. I have used Ubuntu 18.04 before and had no trouble with sound.

So, I've decided to reinstall Ubuntu in hope that the issue gets fixed, but that did not happen. I would really want to solve the problem, but I don't know how. I've looked up a lot of things and tried them, but nothing works...

Things I've tried:

• Playing around with alsamixer
• Playing around with pavucontrol and pulseaudio
• Reinstalling alsa and pulseaudio
• Doing alsa force-reload
• Adding options snd-hda-intel dmic_detect=0 to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
• Adding blacklist snd_soc_skl to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf

I kindly ask for help.

I am posting relevant outputs below:

$ sudo lshw -C sound