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Lock a device and wipe its data on panic trigger. You can use PanicKit, tile, shortcut or send a message with authentication code. On trigger, using Device Administration API, it locks a device and optionally runs wipe. The app works in Work Profile too. Use Shelter to install risky apps and Wasted in it. Then you can wipe this profile data with one click without wiping the whole device. Only encrypted device may guarantee that the data will not be recoverable.
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QUESTION
In my C++ project I'm using a source generator to embed some resources into the binary.
I use CMake to build my project and my code works but had some issues. I am pretty sure that what I want to accomplish is possible but I didn't find any answer online.
The current problems I have are:
The generator runs every time, even if the input files did not change. This is not too big of a deal because it is really fast, but I hopped there was a better way to do it
While using
Ninja
the generator runs at every build (as described above) without rebuilding every time. I think that Ninja sees that the file has not changed and does not build it again, but when I make changes in the resources change it still uses the old version. It takes another build to "realize" that the generated file has changed and rebuild itWhile using
Make
the code rebuilds every time, even when the generated file does not change, resulting in wasted build time
In both cases (looking at the output) the generator runs before the compiler.
This situation is not unsustainable but I was wondering if a better solution was possible.
Here's a code snippet from my CMakeLists.txt
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-18 at 02:16This one is interesting, because there are multiple errors and stylistic issues, which partially overlap each other.
First off:
QUESTION
I was considering ways to reduce memory footprint, and it is constantly mentioned that a bool
takes up more memory than it logically needs to, as a byproduct of processor design.
it is also sometimes mentioned that one could store several bool
within an int
.
I am wondering if this would actually be more memory efficient?
if we have a usecase where we can use a significant portion of 32 (or 64) bool
. and we decide to store all of them in a single int. then on the surface we have saved
7 (bits) * 32 (size of int) = 224 (bits) or 28 (bytes)
but in order to get each of those bits from the int, we needed to use some method of masking such as:
- bit shifting the
int
both directions(int<>y
here we need to load and store x,y which are probably an int, but you could get them smaller depending on the use case - masking the
int
:int & int2
here we also store an additional int, which is stored and loaded
even if these aren't stored as variables, and they are defined statically within the code, it still ends up using additional memory, as it will increase the memory footprint of the instructions. as well as the instructions for the masking steps.
is there any way to do this that isn't actually worse for memory usage than just taking the hit on 7 wasted bits?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-15 at 17:07You are describing a text book example of a trade-off.
Yes, several bools in one int is hugeley more memory efficient - in itself.
Yes, you need to spend code to use that.
Yes, for only a few bools (for different values of "few"), the code might take more space than you save.
However, you could look at the kind of memory which is used. In some environments, RAM (which is saved by your idea) is much more expensive than ROM (which has to be paid for your idea).
Also, the price to pay is mostly paid once for implementation and only paid a fraction for using, especially when the using code is reused, e.g. in loops.
Altogether, in case of many bools, you can save more than you pay.
The point of actually saving needs to be determined for the special case.
On the other hand, you have missed on "currency" on the price-tag for the idea. You not only pay in memory, you also pay in execution time. You focused your question on memory, so I won't elaborate here. But for anything time critical, you should take the longer execution time into conisderation. You might find that saving memory is quite achievable with your idea, but the whole thing gets unbearably slow.
Again from the other side, as Eric Postpischil points out in a comment, execution speed can also improve due to cache effects from better memory footprint.
QUESTION
I need create an empty loop that runs for a given time, for example 2 hours. The loop just runs for nothing, no matter what it does, it is important that it loads R executions for exactly 2 hours.
for example, let's have some kind of script
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-20 at 15:57There is no need to do this using a loop.
You can simply suspend all execution for n
seconds by using Sys.sleep(n)
. So to suspend for 2 hours you can use Sys.sleep(2*60*60)
QUESTION
In package.json file react-router-dom dependencies added. App component wrapped by BrowswerRouter , but when I wrap route by switch it says the following error Switch' is not exported from 'react-router-dom'. I deleted the package.json.lock ,node modules, installed npm again and npm install @babel/core --save. Still not working. I successfully wasted 6 hour for this. Can you please help me to fix this? why it's not importing?
Index.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-04 at 18:10Routes
instead of Switch
in react-router v6
You are using react-router-dom
version 6, which replaced Switch with the Routes component
QUESTION
I used a function in Python/Numpy to solve a problem in combinatorial game theory.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 09:34The original code can be re-written in the following way:
QUESTION
I am facing an issue with Docker for Windows application. This is happening after updating to newer version of 4.3.2. Previous version was running without any issues. After downloading and updating to new version, whenever I launch Docker Desktop I get error message " Docker failed to initialize. Docker Desktop is shutting down. ".
I have tried many solutions like:
- Closed docker and restarted laptop after update.
- Deleting log files in
C:\Users\{...}\AppData\Local\Docker
- Deleting files in
C:\Users\{...}\AppData\Roaming\Docker
- Tried to bump to previous release but unsuccessful with the message
Can anyone please help me resolve this issue as I have already wasted few hours to resolve this.
I am not sure if I should completely uninstall docker and install freshly. If doing so, may remove all existing volumes and containers. I don't want to lose existing containers and data. BTW, I didn't sign-in while working with containers.
Your help will be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
P.S: I am working with Docker for Windows on Windows 10 machine with WSL2 enabled. I have also enabled Containers and Virtual Machine Platform in Windows Features.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 13:59Try also delete roaming/docker-desktop only inner files.
QUESTION
I'd like to write an unsigned Big Int library in C++ as an exercise, however I would like to stay away from using the traditional vector of chars storing individual digits. Due to the amount of memory wasted by this approach.
Would using a vector of unsigned short ints (ie. 16 bit postive integers) work, or is there a better way of doing this?
To Clarify, I would store "12345678" as {1234, 5678}.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 15:52Storing digits in corresponding char
s is certainly not traditional, because of the reason you stated - it wastes memory. Using N-bit integers to store N corresponding bits is the usual approach. It wastes no memory, and is actually easier to implement (though harder to debug, because the integers are typically large).
Yes, using unsigned short int
for individual units of information (generalized "digits") is a good idea. However, consider using 32-bit or 64-bit integers - they are closer to the size of the CPU registers, so your implementation will be more efficient.
General idea of syntax:
QUESTION
The terminal/console returns no error. I am confused as to where I am going wrong. The handleLeftClicks() is used to render the # of times the left button is clicked and respectively for right. The allClicks within History component is meant to render total # of clicks. I am unable to update both {left} and {right}. I tried console logging both the functions but couldn't get an output in the console.
I really apologise if this newbie question wasted your time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-02 at 08:59You are passing a wrong prop to Button
component.
It should be handleClick
instead of onClick
.
QUESTION
I am creating a pixel art editor app and I already have one Room database which stores the users' creations and another Room database which I want to add which will store some custom color palettes the user wants to add to the app.
To do this I added the following database:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 08:11It sounds like you have an existing version of the database and have changed the schema (i.e. changed the ColorPalette
class).
Room has detected this change and is therefore suggesting that you increase the version number. However, you don't appear to have any Migrations therefore changing the version number would then fail.
IF you have no data (sounds like the case as per So far I'm testing it when the database is empty, what I expect is whenever the user taps the following button they will see a blank RecyclerView:). Coding .fallbackToDestructiveMigration
might overcome this issue as in the absence of a Migration it will drop the tables and then create the tables.
However, the above doesn't answer and so doesn't uninstalling the app.. So at a guess you then have an ongoing issue.
I would suggest first adding .fallbackToDestructiveMigration
and then rerunning, if this fails then edit you question to include the failure.
Next, assuming a failure, try uninstalling and rerunning and then, assuming it fails, editing your question with the failure under that scenario.
Demo of problem as per question
ColorPalette class - see comments regarding runs
QUESTION
I'm using TypeScript and want to create a collection of objects. Each object has some properties. The combination of the properties must be unique inside the collection.
So these sample combinations would be valid
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-17 at 20:13You basically want a Set
, a JavaScript collection that contains at most one of any given value; if a value you add()
to a Set
is the same as one that already exists in the Set
, nothing changes. Unfortunately, the definition of what makes two values "the same" is not what you want it to be. Set
and the related Map
collection use "same-value zero" equality. For primitives like string
and number
such equality is fine, but for objects like [1, 2]
(yes, Arrays
are objects in JS), it amounts to object identity equality, similar to what you get with ===
(the difference is only around NaN
):
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