TPN | Temporal Pyramid Network for Action Recognition | Video Utils library

I'm trying to translate this example of calling the WMI/COM using winapi from C++ to Rust, but there's something I don't understand in the original code. Here's a function call in the C++ code:

What`s the best approach (using Chef) to fill a template with values which have to be calculated first? The calculation includes for example: calling a databank for a service id or getting the hardware id from the TPN. There are a few template files which need these values.

My approach is to create a library file (NameConfiguration.rb) generating all required values for the template file (mytest.conf.erb). How can I access these variables within the template file?

[default.rb - cookbook]

i am new to WIA. And i have been asked to make scaning service scan faster and duplex. My current service scan one page, then put it in pdf and so on untill there is less then 20 pages(this number just a crutch used before me, will be glad if someone explane how to get "if there is any paper in there" variable). I started to dig and found docs on MSDN describing properties and after found this post describing duplex sanning, but with mysterious 5 in set. After I found this and figured out what i need WIA_DPS_DOCUMENT_HANDLING_SELECT to set to 0x205(FEEDER + DUPLEX + AUTO_ADVANCE). So I tried to setup them like this:

I have 2 lists:

List 1:

quite new to working with data frames and loops. Looking for answers to my query in either python or R. I have a data frame similar in structure to the one below.

I'm testing an ARM build using Visual Studio 2013. I'm catching a compile error when initializing a uint32x4_t. The error is error C2078: too many initializers.

Please can you advise how I may be able to assign the unique values held in column E and the count of the unique values in column E into an array.

I've just started using the re module for python and was making a regex that can take out all the phone numbers from a large text file. Here is an example: Number:02453952568, 0245-3952568, (0245)3952568, 0245 3952568, 3952568. I want something that can detect all of these. Here is my code so far:

I am using the Splunk logging driver to send logs to splunk with the following command line: docker run -d -p 443:8443 --log-driver=splunk --log-opt splunk-token=REDACTED --log-opt splunk-url=https://myloghost.example.net:8088 --log-opt splunk-sourcetype=idp --log-opt splunk-index=auth_idp --log-opt splunk-insecureskipverify=1 --log-opt splunk-format=raw --log-opt splunk-gzip=true --name shib --restart always --health-cmd 'curl -k -f https://127.0.0.1:8443/idp/status || exit 1' --health-interval=2m --health-timeout=30s

The container runs normally, and logs flow into Splunk. All is good. This is in a testing environment, so it is not always in use, but the container is left running. Sometimes, when I start using the service the container provides, nothing is logged to Splunk immediately. If I wait 10-15 minutes, the logs eventually show up with the correct time stamps, etc.

I've noticed on the docker host that netstat -tpn | grep -e 8088 gives me output similar to this: