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I'm trying to use the WordNet package for swi-prolog and I can't seem to be able to use it after install. I'm on MacOS Big Sur. I have tried fresh installs with both homebrew and macports, and I've even tried the docker container and I get the same error every time.

This is the process and ouput:

I'm interested in using lists to run multiple statistics test with one set of code.

For example, I want to run glm() tests that vary in terms of DVs, IVs, data, and family, based on rows in a data frame / list. I can do this the long way, and I can use lapply() to do this a "medium way" such that I can change the DV used in the test. But I would like to know if there is a method {preferably using lapply()} to complete this task with less code and in a more automated/iterative fashion.

For the example data, I created 2 datasets using the ggplot2::diamonds data and the code below:

I am trying to debug AVX-512 instructions on an emulated CPU using Intel® Software Development Emulator but it doesn't work as desired after setting a breakpoint. I followed this blog post: Debugging Emulated Code on Linux*

In window #1:

So i get an object from an axios call. I pass the object to a child element. Then in that child element i loop through the object to read a property of another nested object. and here i get the warning that the property i'm trying to read undefined/null. i did check the console and i'm receiving everthing properly the problem is in reading that nested property. The Error

On GNU/Linux terminal, when I add --help to commands from GNU packages, I get a help text that is formatted in a very consistent way. These help texts list the options accepted by that command with this format:

option characters, long options ............ [aligned] explanation of the option

For example, this is a part of the help text of the man command:

I want to know how to add data.frame objects' names from a list in columns in said data.frame objects list.

I created a list of lm() objects where only the DVs (known as DV_col) vary (either mpg, drat, disp). The general format of the lm() is: lm( DV_col ~ cyl, data = mtcars).

I would like to have my gridview to take the whole screen, but i can't find a way to do this. I already check multiple blog like : https://medium.com/nusanet/flutter-gridview-bad48c1f216c

But this doesn't seem to work in my case. Even when i'm using MediaQuery Data to get the screen width and height to adapt the childAspectRation.

Here my gridview :

I have a small script I tested on the command line using php test.php.

I tried to run an ARM binary - httpd which is from a Webcam firmware on Ubuntu18.04. My computer is based on X64_86 so I decided to run it by using QEMU virtual machine. As far as I know, QEMU provided two different simulation modes which are System Mode and User Mode. First of all, I tried system mode and the binary can run successfully. From doing so, I can promise the binary is fine.

Then I tried to use User Mode which is more concise and fast. The binary was dynamically linked so there are still two ways suggested by the related blogs. The first solution is copy qemu-arm binary and the dependent dynamic link library file to the root path of firmware - squashfs-root then use the chroot command like chroot ./qemu-arm ./usr/sbin/httpd. It turned out to be fine too.

Finally, I tried to use qemu-arm with -L parameter which suggests the dependent dynamic link library file's prefix. But this time it didn't work and didn't report any error, just been killed after a few minutes. I also tried export LD_LIBRARY_PATH = . and work out neither. Some information I can provide is as following.