transcribe | Convert images or audio files | Command Line Interface library

Is there any validation layer that validates Vulkan 1.1 compliance? Is there any convenient way to ensure that I'm not using Vulkan 1.2+ features?

Here is a related github thread: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/MoltenVK/issues/1533

It seems there are potential serious downsides to using Vulkan over Metal via MoltenVK (transcribe cost).

I am doing the walkthrough for building a full stack app with Amplify and am stuck on the third module, adding auth. I followed all the instructions to a T but my build is failing saying there are invalid feature flags like so.

I have partly faulty transcriptions, which I want to clean-up:

I am creating a function which gets the transcription output from aws transcribe job.

I have a valuesArray and a transcribedPoems arrays. If a key is present in both of them, I want to add an option to my select element in both the Transcribed and the All subgroups. If not, then I want the option to be available only in the All subrgoup. This is my code:

My Bucket name 'ABC' has a structure as follows:

I have a problem with my code in python with Tkinter. I am making a program for transcribing DNA strands to RNA. My output should be the strand I put into the entry but transcribed to RNA so for example ... input = ACGTAGCT, output UGCAUCGA ( A in DNA is U in RNA, C is G, G is C, and T is A). The problem is that there is an empty output when I click on the button.

My code is here:

I'm making a program that basically "ciphers" a text, by substituting the letters by other ones. So you basically run the program and enter a distribution, then enter the text you want to cipher, and it gives you back the cipher.

while building a by now slightly complex database for a private project, we found an issue that may as well be a bug, but I wanted to ask for some advice here because maybe I am just wrong in my assumptions.

Preamble: All VIEWs and FUNCTIONs are created as DEFINER = `root`@`localhost` SQL SECURITY DEFINER. Just the final user that makes a connection is limited to what he can use. For FUNCTIONs (this maybe is MySQL Workbench behaviour), the SQL SECURITY DEFINER never is transcribed to the DDL(?), but looking at SELECT SECURITY_TYPE FROM information_schema.routines, there is definitely written DEFINER.

Main issue: So the problem arises when I try to use a FUNCTION on a column of a VIEW, where the FUNCTION uses a VIEW itself and the user has just SELECT PRIVILEGES on the first mentioned VIEW. If I do a straight SELECT, everything works as expected, but if I put the SELECT in a PREPAREd statement and EXECUTE this, I get an Error Code: 1356. View 'test.usableview' references invalid table(s) or column(s) or function(s) or definer/invoker of view lack rights to use them error. MySQL Server used is 8.0.22 at the moment still on Windows 10, v8.0.27 (most recent release) has the same issue. Minimal example:

• as a root user do the following: