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I have an Azure Machine Learning Designer pipeline that I've run successfully many dozens of times. Suddenly, today, The pipeline is getting down to the 'Train Model' node and failing with the following error:

JobConfigurationMaxSizeExceeded: The specified job configuration exceeds the max allowed size of 32768 characters. Please reduce the size of the job's command line arguments and environment settings

How do I address this error in designer-built pipelines?

I have even gone back to previously successful runs of this pipeline and resubmitted one of these runs which also failed with the exact same error. A resubmitted run should have the exact same pipeline architecture and input data (afaik), so it seems like a problem outside my control.

Pipeline with error:

Pipeline run overview: Any ideas?

EDIT: I'm able to repro this with a really simple pipeline. Simply trying to exclude columns in a Select Columns node from a dataset gives me this error:

I'm following a tutorial https://docs.openfaas.com/tutorials/first-python-function/,

currently, I have the right image

Why I can't dynamically change content in VStack if I don't have a lot objects in ScrollView? What is surprising, if there are a lot of objects, then everything changes beautifully, but if there are few, then the scroll only works down (because of this, there may be glitches when trying to scroll up)

My code:

In this picture, I have to draw four charts, but there are spaces around the charts, and I don't know how to remove them. 

I'm building a macOS app where I have an observable Formatter object that uses @AppStorage to store the significant digit settings (see Formatter.swift). The number formatter is passed to the other views as an environment object using the main app struct MyApp.swift. In the preferences window SettingsView.swift, the significant digits are adjusted using steppers. Finally, the number formatter is assigned to text fields in ContentView.swift to format the input.

The problem is the text fields in the content view do not automatically update their format when the significant digits are changed in the settings view. The text labels automatically update because they read the app storage values directly. But the text fields are not observing the change to the number formatter. If I change the settings, restart the app, then the text fields will properly show the updated format. But how do I tell the text field to update when the formatter significant digits change?

I wrote a little script that has Neural Network approximate polynomial, and plots the result every epoch, but the problem is that I want that every iteration the new plot will overwrite the previous plot, so I can see how it changes over training.

I searched around the web and found that I need to use either ion() or isinteractive() or clear(), but I tried them all and it still does not work.

Edit: For the sake of clarification, I am using Jupyter notebook, so I want it to work on this platform.

Here's my code:

The Problem

I have locally-generated data that I need to display in a RecyclerView. I tried to use a custom PagingSource with PagingDataAdapter to reduce the amount of data in memory, but I get visual effects when I invalidate the data, for example if I insert or delete one item:

• when the visible items belong to 2 different "pages", many unchanged items flash as if they had been modified
• if all the visible items belong to the same page, everything is fine. Only the inserted / deleted item shows an animation.

I took an example application referenced by Google's doc (PagingSample) to test the concept. The original with Room does not show artefacts, but my modified version with custom PagingSource does.

The code generated and used by Room is too complicated to see any difference that would explain the issue.

My data must be locally-generated, I can't use Room as a work-around to display them.

My question

How can I properly define a PagingSource for my local data, and use it with PagingDataAdapter without visual glitches?

Optionally, how can I know when data is discarded (so I can discard my local data as well)?

Code excerpts and details

The full example project is hosted here: https://github.com/blueglyph/PagingSampleModified

Here is the data:

I'm trying to declare a large 2D Array (a.k.a. matrix) in C / C++, but it's crashing with segfault only on Linux. The Linux system has much more RAM installed than the macOS laptop, yet it only crashes on the Linux system.

My question is: Why does this crash only on Linux, but not macOS?

Here is a small program to reproduce the issue:

Basically the title. I have read every line many times and still can't find my mistake. I am just trying to put squares on a grid by calling a recursive function which creates the object and then calls itself again. I have checked that recursion is not infinite and there's a simple exit condition. Please help.