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I have to premise that I a SQL guy and not a C# guy.

I have to ingest such a JSon:

I am attemping to do the tutorial from MDN called 'XMLHttpRequest'. However, the request.open('GET', url) keeps returning back undefined when I try to use it on a txt file in the local directory. I consoled logged the url and request and they come back fine. Below is my code along with the txt file I am trying to use for this project which is in the local directory using VS code as an editor along with the live servor Port: 5500.

Consider the following code:

I am creating a vector> called points_in_clusters. The purpose is to store the lines of a csv file(points) into a 3D vector. The first dimension of the vector is the cluster number and the rest (vector) is the set of points belonging to the corresponding cluster. So for example, after reading the file I expect to have a vector like this:

Suppose I have two types A and B in TypeScript, and I do not want values of type A to be assignable to B.

I would like to enforce this, such that if one (or both) of the types is accidentally modified to allow the assignment, we get a compile error or test failure. Is there a way to accomplish this in TypeScript?

Of course it's easy to enforce that an assignment is legal, simply by doing the assignment in a test. But I can't immediately see a way to enforce that a particular piece of code does not pass TypeScript's type checking.

Here is some more background about why I want to do this. I want to enforce immutability of a particular type, something like this:

I'm in a village with no Internet. I want to self host Mumble and an HLS server and spread WIFI at the same time. Both of those services work fine when hosting inside a WLAN - when being a wifi client. However, when I set up a hotspot off my laptop and try that, it doesn't work. The IP of the laptop hotspot is 10.42.0.1 and smartphones, etc, can connect to it. Whenever I try to connect to the actual services though, the connection is refused.

All services are hosting on 0.0.0.0. The hotspot was set up from GUI on Manjaro Linux. Currently I've got ip forwarding on as well as this iptables entry: iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -j MASQUERADE I'm using docker to run the thing: docker run --rm -it --shm-size=256m -p 1935:1935 -p 8080:8080 --name streamer streamer

Any ides how to make it work?

i want to be able to change the value of multiple selects options based on language selector. I managed to this the long way. The following code works.

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I have inherited a Spring Boot project where we would like to use Java 11 for testing due to the nice features added in Java 9 and 10 (var and List.of(...)).

The Maven project is split up in several parts where the code for production is set up for Java 8, and the test code for Java 11. This works nicely individually on module basis and the global build works with Java 8 (except for the tests failing to compile) and Java 10.

Now I want to compile everything from the root using Java 11 due to this being the LTS (Zulu as this is on Windows 10), and for some reason Maven now wants to pull in org.openjfx:javafx.base:jar:11.0.0-SNAPSHOT

This is my first time using this site so I apologize if the formatting's sub par.

The problem: My Discord bot (javascript) recently has stopped responding when @mentioned. There were no changes to the code to cause this and it was working perfectly fine not too long ago. A friend who's bot is programmed similarly also has this issue so I know that it's not only me.

The bot's basically a chat-and-reply bot; you @mention it's name and include a trigger and it has a random chance to respond with one of four responses. However, something's happened where it doesn't seem to register that it's been @mentioned and therefore doesn't reply.

So, for example, if I were to type "@bot hi!" in discord, the bot would reply with one of the following replies: "It's too early for this.", "Mornin'.", "I need coffee.". "[yawn, mumbled greeting]".

I've tried replacing client.user.toString() directly with it's client identifier as well as the identifiers that would be used in discord (for example; "@name#0000", "<@########>") but those are also ignored. I've added an arrow next to this area in the code.

I'm not sure if there was an update that's made some of the code go out of date, but I've tried searching for similar issues with no success.

I'm relatively sure that the issue isn't with the processChat(receivedMessage) function, as I can replace the noted problem section with an alternate trigger such as: