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I am using hypothesis, specifically the numpy extension, to write tests to upgrade a tensorflow model.

This involves generating a number of tensors that share dimensions, such as batch size. For example, what I would like to do:

Trying to fit a GLMM that incorporates random effects for isofemale and population, and includes fixed effects and interactions that test:

1. Do males and females have different heat shock tolerance?
2. Do flies from different regions have different heat shock tolerance?
3. Do the base and hardening treatments differ, i.e., is there acclimation?
4. Does the acclimation effect differ between the two regions?
5. Does the acclimation effect differ between the two sexes?
6. Does the effect of sex differ between the two regions?

I also need to use an 'individual level random effect' which is included in my code:

I'm running into a bizarre problem where page rendering works on mobile but the moment WiFi is disconnected, the images no longer load. I am baffled by this, although admittedly I am not too familiar with SSR/CR best practices.

I've even installed the nuxt-user-agent agent in an attempt to cut down the some unnecessary resources that are loaded, as I suspected it was a mobile device mechanism to cut down data usage.

Now I'm beginning to wonder if the javascript injection of the mouseover/hover out is playing a role in this -- but that doesn't explain why it would work on devices connected to WiFi.

Appreciate all your help. Relevant code:

The component:

I'm thinking about renting a server to host a web service. As much as I trust the hosting provider I still want to make sure nobody can access the secrets I'll be storing on that machine.

These are my current measures to boost the security (taken from here):

1. Hosting provider sets everything up and provides me with the root password
2. I connect to server

I have a script.yml with many commands that I would like to pass on to my terraform-aws-imagebuilder-component-shell module. This yaml file is needed to harden my ec2-image-builder pipeline. I can easily create this component of the pipeline from the aws console image builder but I am trying to terraform the whole project that I got from here --> https://github.com/rhythmictech/terraform-aws-imagebuilder-component-shell. I am new to Terraform and based on my research I need to inject my list of commands from my yaml file in my variables.tf. See my codes below:

script.yml (the file is longer than this but just to give you an idea)

I have freshly installed drupal 9.

composer.json

Does anyone have experience/advice on setting the cookie path and domain, for security hardening in a Rails 6 app?

The Rails docs show setting the path and domain, but it's not clear to me in practice where to do this, or what to set them to (well the domain is obvious I suppose).

By default the cookie path is set to "/". owasp.org describes this vulnerability:

The Path attribute plays a major role in setting the scope of the cookies in conjunction with the domain. In addition to the domain, the URL path that the cookie is valid for can be specified. If the domain and path match, then the cookie will be sent in the request. Just as with the domain attribute, if the path attribute is set too loosely, then it could leave the application vulnerable to attacks by other applications on the same server.

I have a Haproxy to redirect from https://sede.example.com.br to https://sede.example.pub. The problem the Haproxy configuration is not following the redirection.

If I test with the curl command passing -L argument (follow redirects), it works fine

I am trying to load balance two server using HAProxy v1.8 but in my case the backends are domain names instead of IP addresses.

My HAProxy config looks like this: