Astray | A WebGL maze game built with Three.js and Box2dWeb | Game Engine library

You are printing to cout as if the async operations happen immediately. That's not the case. The async operations only happen when the io service runs.

:: is a shortcut for .. code-block:: but uses the default language of your documentation. Do not use both. I prefer to use the latter with a language specification to be explicit.

Also you need proper indentation, white space, line feeds between nested lists, and correct syntax within your code block (do not use ... unless that is valid syntax in the language).

liste was never initialized. Either initialize as below or in the constructor.

This is the wrong way to implement AES's S-box - most implementations are either hardcoded (they explicitly write the entire S-box as a 256-byte array), or they iteratively build the entries of the S-box, as in the Wikipedia article you linked:

Make sure the variables you read from the table are trimmed and not empty ($null).

Better recreate that table into a CSV where you have much more control over the data and don't have to fiddle with the Word.Application COM object.

Also I would recommend using Splatting the parameters to New-ADUser, so you can get rid of using all those nasty backticks (which will give you errors when there is anything other than a newline following it..)

QCursor::pos() returns global (i.e. screen) coordinates but widget's position is measured in its parent's coordinate system if it has a parent. And is measured in global coordinates if and ONLY if the widget does not have any parent. So this code

I was able to get through this road block by having one list with all the widgets looping them and adding it to another list which worked wonders for what i was looking for: results = [];

Made a new app registration, this worked for me: az login --service-principal -u client-id-here -p "client-secret-here" --tenant tenant-id-here.

When you create a client secret, you need to use the Value it gives you. You might then get an error because the app does not have access to any Azure resources. You can work around that with --allow-no-subscriptions if you need to do e.g. Azure AD management with Az CLI.

In my custom loss my unscale operation is a numpy operation and this operation is not recorded by "tape" since we go out of the tensorflow field. This is the reason why the error appears. One solution is to use tensorflow operations to scale and unscale data in order to allow the tape to record the path. See code below,