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What you can do is to use jsonpatch instead of patchesStrategicMerge, so in your case:

When using GCC to compile for PASE you must use -pthread instead of -lpthread (or also set -D_THREAD_SAFE). Without this you can run in to problems as AIX header files shipped by PASE have compile-time threading behavior. In addition, the libstdc++ has a different ABI depending on whether you compile with -pthread or without on AIX platforms. On AIX, GCC will automatically set the binary's runtime library path appropriately to load the pthread or non-pthread GCC libraries while in the open source environment on PASE, we only ship the pthread version.

1. Check your display server; Try to switch to Wayland or xorg:

https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/configuring-xorg-as-default-gnome-session/

1. Have you tried boot with nomodeset var ? I had simmilar problem with laptop display with Intel UHD 620 after kernel update (fedora 33 → 34). Laptop screen was not working but second display was.

How to set nomodeset in GRUB

About drivers - if problem is related to drivers in fedora 34 you can use nvidia auto installer or rpmfusion

There isn't an init system inside a container so this isn't going to work. Likely the specific issue is that with plain Docker you are using docker run -it so there is a stdin, so bash starts in interactive mode and keeps running. In Kubernetes there is no input so bash exits immediately and the container exits with it. You can't run stuff in the background like that. Maybe just use the official jenkins/jenkins image? Or at least check out how it's built.

That's the limitation of native pipe. You just include () after the function name, this is different from magrittr.

Obviously, from the pasted repolist, "remi" repository is not enabled.

For a proper configuration, follow the wizard instructions

The error was related to the DB address format.

To make it work, I removed the http:// prefix and the trailing / to the DB address env variable.

I changed:

The 1000 iteration setting is designed to be a safe number for most collection sizes, and also to communicate "this is a large, round number, so don't think it's very precise". It's likely that smaller numbers will be fine. I once ran a model for 1000000 iterations, and fully half the token assignments never changed from the 1000 iteration model.

Could you be more specific about the cross validation results? Was it that different folds had different MRRs, which were individually stable over iteration counts? Or that individual fold MRRs varied by iteration count, but they balanced out in the overall mean? It's not unusual for different folds to have different "difficulty". Fixing the random seed also wouldn't make a difference if the data is different.

The reason why this does not work is that your code gets compiled and is then placed inside the catkin_ws/devel/lib/ folder (lib not include!). Then when you launch the code it will look only in paths relative to the executable. This means you would actually have to place it inside the catkin_ws/devel/lib/ folder. The problem with that is though that as soon as you clean the workspace all of these directories will be deleted and you would have to re-copy all the files to it after each catkin clean.

For this purpose the ROS C++ API has though functions that allow you to browse the folder of a given package inside the catkin_ws/src folder or display all available packages when including the header file ros/package.h: