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While working with glibc I tried to reduce the data segment using sbrk using a negative parameter, and found a most strange behaviour.

I first malloc, then free it, then reduce data segment with sbrk, and then malloc again with same size as the first one.

The issue is, if the malloc size (both mallocs with same size) is small enough (32k, or eight 4k pages) then everything works fine. But when I increase a little the malloc-free-malloc size (to nine 4k pages) then I get the core dump. What is even more strange is that when I raise the malloc size to cross the mmap threshold (128k) then I get the adjust-abort behaviour.

The C code:

My Main goal is to create an Electron App (Windows) that locally stores data in an SQLite Database. And because of type safety I choose to use the Prisma framework instead of other SQLite Frameworks. I took this Electron Sample Project and now try to include Prisma. Depending on what I try different problems do arrise.

I executed npx prisma generate and then try to execute this function via a button:

I am trying to create an architecture where every deployment deploys with a cluster IP and the rule get automatically added to the ingress rule as a new path.

My initial thinking was to give the Deployment a ServiceAccount that has access to manage ingress rule and before the main pod would run, an init container would fetch the YAML and add the ruleset, while deleting maybe delete that as well?

But the more I think about it, more loopholes start coming to mind. For eg: What happens when 2 Deployment's start at the same time?
and things like that.

Any idea on how to tackle this would be appreciated.

My background: I am a cloud engineer trying to shift to DevOps, have beginner-intermediate level knowledge of Kubernetes.

I have a collection of texts which are organised in a data frame in the following way:

I would need such texts to be organised in the following way

I have been through a lot of previous questions here, but all merging suggested includes calculations, something which is not the case here. I have also consulted Tidytext package but did not seem to find a function to merge text in this way.

Any help is appreciated.

A pice of the actual data frame would be:

I want to push the footer to the bottom of the page and since the page doesn't have much content the footer floats up and doesn't move to the bottom.

I tried positioning my footer as a fixed element as a workaround and it works but it doesn't in this condition:

In this dimension the footer behaves like you see and it is perfectly expected, hence showing a loophole in my workaround.

This is the website's address: https://n-ii-ma.github.io/Portfolio-Website/contact.html

These are the codes for that part:

Below is a service with set of 3 Go-routines that process a message from Kafka:

Channel-1 & Channel-2 are unbuffered data channels in Go. Channel is like a queuing mechanism.

Goroutine-1 reads a message from a kafka topic, throw its message payload on Channel-1, after validation of the message.

Goroutine-2 reads from Channel-1 and processes the payload and throws the processed payload on Channel-2.

Goroutine-3 reads from Channel-2 and encapsulates the processed payload into http packet and perform http requests(using http client) to another service.

Loophole in the above flow: In our case, processing fails either due to bad network connections between services or remote service is not ready to accept http requests from Go-routine3(http client timeout), due to which, above service lose that message(already read from Kafka topic).

Goroutine-1 currently subscribes the message from Kafka without an acknowledgement sent to Kafka(to inform that specific message is processed successfully by Goroutine-3)

Correctness is preferred over performance.

How to ensure that every message is processed successfully?

I know uploads can be done to Azure Blob storage using SAS keys.

This works perfeclty fine in react

I have a list of sets, ss, and want to test whether a 'test' meets the condition:

For each set in ss, there must be at one element in the set present in 'test'.

The code is below:

So I have the below function and here is what I'm attempting to do:

I have a lot of if/else statements, can somebody review the code and tell me if I can shorten them and return early? All help will be appreciated!

Each piece in there is critical, but I wanted to see if there was a way to have only one if statement (2 maximum) without having a loophole for a possible debug error.

Here is the code: