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Creating an Angular2 app, I want to maintain a configuration file (with comments) that gets loaded at runtime per Matt Tester's answer to this question, except I'm using JSONC in lieu of JSON, as comments are important in the configuration file, (at least in the copy that gets maintained in the source).

Note: VS Code has a "JSON with Comments" (JSONC) mode. JSONC mode is used for the VS Code configuration files such as tsconfig*.json and launch.json. When in the JSONC mode, you can use single line (//) as well as block comments (/* */). The current editor mode is indicated in the editor's Status Bar. This is not a novel concept, so I don't think I'm just crazy.

The problem is that a generic http.get() (e.g. this.http.get('../assets/config.json').subscribe(_ => { console.log('get() complete'); }); seems to run JSON.parse() automatically, and thus naturally throws an error when it encounters a comment in the config.json file that it retrieves.

My first inclination was to figure out what HTTP header(s) to add to the get() to make it expect plain text, and then execute some method to strip the comments out to turn it into proper JSON before processing it, but that seems hackish.

What is the correct approach to solve this? Is there some means to 'decomment' the JSONC file as it gets served up? Or some script to create a scrubbed copy at run-time and map requests for it to the scrubbed version? Or is there a way to replace JSON.parse() with some (I suppose) JSONC.parse()? Or is there some other idiomatic way of handling this?

In my WPF application I have a window that loads an html string to show to the user. Then there is a Button that let the user open the printing dialog and print the document (using the javascript code window.print();).

The problem is: if the html document contains an embedded pdf (

Here it is the same code in a sample application to reproduce the problem (comment the call to GetHtmlWithEmbeddedPdf to see the dialog working, and decomment it to see the error).

The Window:

How can I plot bar and line charts together with dates in the x axes? I tried the following code, but if I am not commenting line 13 the dates in the x axes do not have a rotation (90). How can I achieve the correct rotation and the dates formatted (Year-Month-Day) without hours and minutes?

In Tensorflow Federated (TFF), you can pass to the tff.learning.build_federated_averaging_process a broadcast_process and an aggregation_process, which can embed customized encoders e.g. to apply custom compressions.

Getting to the point of my question, I am trying to implement an encoder to sparsify model updates/model weights.

I am trying to build such an encoder by implementing the EncodingStageInterface, from tensorflow_model_optimization.python.core.internal. However, I am struggling to implement a (local) state to accumulate the zeroed-out coordinates of model updates/model weights round by round. Note that this state should not be communicated, and just need to be maintained locally (so the AdaptiveEncodingStageInterface should not be helpful). In general, the question is how to maintain a local state inside an Encoder to be then passed to the fedavg process.

I attach the code of my encoder implementation (that, besides the state I would like to add, works fine as stateless as expected). I then attach the excerpt of my code where I use the encoder implementation. If I decomment the commented parts in stateful_encoding_stage_topk.py the code does not work: I can't figure out how manage the state (that is a Tensor) in TF non eager mode.

stateful_encoding_stage_topk.py

I'm trying to bypass the web.whatsapp.com QR scan page. This is the code I used so far:

this is the error I'm getting:

I have written the following code to check if the value inserted in a input field already exists in the database.

I started looking into Openweathermap API (weather Data). The Api response is a Json file. I managed to get everything working with MS WinForms in (VisualStudio).

Now I wanted to do the same on my BlazorWebpage. But I cant get it to work. I am stuck maybe you could point me in the right direction.

In the Winforms project I succsessfull call the Api with this code:

When using code like: