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Copypublic interface Creature {
String getName();
Size getSize();
Movement getMovement();
Color getColor();
Mass getMass();
}
public class Dragon extends AbstractCreature {
public Dragon() {
super("Dragon", Size.LARGE, Movement.FLYING, class Embedding(base.Layer):
"""Trainable layer that maps discrete tokens/IDs to vectors."""
def __init__(self,
vocab_size,
d_feature,
kernel_initializer=init.RandomNormalInitializer(1.0)):
"""Ret @Entity
public class Cake {
@Id
@GeneratedValue
private Long id;
@OneToOne(cascade = CascadeType.REMOVE)
private CakeTopping topping;
@OneToMany(cascade = CascadeType.REMOVE, fetch = FetchType.EAGER)
private Set layers;
}
public in def while_loop_op(op):
"""Returns true if op is one of the special ops of in a while loop.
Args:
op: A tf.Operation.
Returns:
True if the given op is one of [Switch, Merge, Enter, Exit,
NextIteration, LoopCond], whi def control_flow_op(op):
"""Returns true if op is one of the special ops of in a while loop.
Args:
op: A tf.Operation.
Returns:
True if the given op is one of [Switch, Merge, Enter, Exit,
NextIteration, LoopCond], w Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I read the book "Concurrency in Go" written by Katherine Cox-Buday and I don't understand comments for examples of buffered channels.
The author says:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 18:10Yes, it sounds like this book needs a better editor!
the channel capacity is indeed indicated as the 2nd argument to make:
QUESTION
We are using dapr along with an input binding to consume IoT Events from Azure Event Hub. The event hub has 32 partitions and the sender uses the device id as partition key. The controller receiving the events delegates them to dapr Actors for processing.
Now my expectation would be, that the messages in each partition are processed in parallel, resulting in parallel requests to the controller receiving the events allowing for up to 32 concurrent event batches to be processed.
However tests show that the events are received synchronously. The consequent event is received just after the full processing of the previous event has completed.
Now i know that actors process messages one after the other by design but i did not read anything like this for input bindings according to the documentation.
Is there anything i'm completely missing? Otherwise i could not image how this system could scale.
We are using dapr 0.11 along with ASP.NET Core 3.1 running in an AKS cluster.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 06:24I just got an answer on GitHub: https://github.com/dapr/components-contrib/issues/759
So basically this confirms my observation based on the current version of the dapr Event Hub Binding.
However, you could manually configure the partition ID per dapr component. So to read from 32 Partitions concurrently you currently would have to use 32 dapr components each reading from a separate partition.
Quote from above GitHub Issue:
QUESTION
I've taken the Dapr pub/sub How-to sample and tried to update it to use RabbitMQ
I've downloaded the Docker rabbitmq:3 image from DockerHub and it should be listening on amqp://localhost:5672.
I have created a new component file for RabbitMQ called rabbitmq.yaml and placed it in the .dapr/components directory. My component configuration for RabbitMQ is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 17:28It turns out that a "topic" in RabbitMQ (Dapr world) is really an Exchange and not a Queue.
When running "app2" with RabbitMQ subscription, a queue is created with a prepended appid (e.g. {appid}-{queueName}), but the Exchange was not created. Not sure if this is by design or my specific configuration.
I ended up creating an Exchange called "deathStarStatus" and mapped that Exchange to my queue called "app2-deathStarStatus" and everything worked.
QUESTION
The case is that at the beginning of Page, Elements should be drawn in one column, and after that, elements in the same page should be drawn in two columns.
So far, according to the iText example "c02e10_jekyllhydev6", I just can switch different renderers between pages, which means first applying DocumentRenderer, then add AreaBreak of Next Page, and applying ColumnDocumentRenderer in the new page.
The code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-17 at 21:46There is no need in ColumnDocumentRenderer in your case - that renderer was created for cases when you want to lay out your content in columns in scope of one page and then move on to the next page etc. In your case you are laying out the content in columns that span many pages and that is equivalent to just setting proper margins to the DocumentRenderer instead of passing the columns to ColumnDocumentRenderer.
To switch the renderers ad-hoc you indeed need to tweak their currentArea field and currentPageNumber as well. Please note that the solution below is not guaranteed to work in all complex cases and in all iText versions. This is merely a guideline on how to implement what you need and not a complete solution to all cases.
The helper renderer class we need is very simple - it allows customizing current area:
QUESTION
I'm trying to build some dll to wrap some Computer Vision methods in a c++ software to use them a c# software, and I need to call some tbb (Threading Building Blocks) methods from the c++ methods to process some frame. I'm developing in CLR using Charset Unicode, in visual studio, and once I call the tbb header
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-08 at 17:40This sounds like you're trying to build an application using CLR, but it doesn't like some of the code in tbb's header. Error C2711 happens when trying to compile code as managed that it is unable to manage (for example, using inline assembly).
If you don't need CLR, you should just be able to disable it (remove /clr) -- which should fix this warning. Otherwise, you can use #pragma unmanaged as recommended in the warning to disable it -- I'm guessing before the inclusion of the tbb/tbb.h header. Something like:
QUESTION
I am a newbie in the Hadoop world and I am trying to learn basics from this tutorial. I have freshly installed Hadoop 2.9.2 on my machine in a pseudo-distributed way and did the following setup.
core-site.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-31 at 15:31The core-site.xml property tag has a typo!. It must be property instead of propeerty.
QUESTION
code below is long but really straight forward only require code to put forward ability to slide from first slide to last slide to that return to first slide to traverse.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-28 at 09:30Orbit has been discontinued i suggest use carousel with bootstrap.
QUESTION
I’m looking to understand how to properly structure my .gitlab-ci.yml and Dockerfile such that I can build a C++ application into a Docker container.
I’m struggling with where the actual compilation and link of the C++ application should take place within the CI workflow.
What I’ve done:
- My current in approach is to use Docker in Docker with a private gitlab docker registry.
- My gitlab-ci.yml uses a dind docker image service I created based on the the docker:19.03.1-dind image but includes my certificates to talk securely to my private gitlab docker registry.
- I also have a custom base image referenced by my gitlab-ci.yml based on docker:19.03.1 that includes what I need for building, eg cmake, build-base mariadb-dev, etc.
- Have my build script added to the gitlab-ci.yml to build the application, cmake … && cmake --build . The dockerfile then copies the final binary produced in my build step.
Having done all of this it doesn’t feel quite right to me and I’m wondering if I’m missing the intent. I’ve tried to find a C++ example online to follow as example but have been unsuccessful.
What I’m not fully understanding is the role of each player in the docker-in-docker setup: docker image, dind image, and finally the container I’m producing…
What I’d like to know…
- Who should perform the build and contain the build environment, the base image specified in my .gitlab-ci.yml or my Dockerfile?
- If I build with the dockerfile, how to i get the contents of the source into the docker container? Do I copy the /builds dir? Should I mount it?
- Where to divide who performs work, gitlab-ci.yml or Docker file?
- Reference to a working example of a C++ docker application built with Docker-in-Docker Gitlab CI.
.gitlab-ci.yml
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-30 at 01:34Both approaches are equally valid. If you look at other SO questions, one thing you'll probably notice is that Java/Docker images almost universally build a jar file on their host and then COPY it into an image, but Go/Docker images tend to use a multi-stage Dockerfile starting from sources.
If you already have a fairly mature build system and your developers already have a very consistent setup, it makes sense to do more work in the CI environment (in your .gitlab.yml file). Build your application the same way you already do, then COPY it into a minimal Docker image. This approach is also helpful if you need to ship both Docker and non-Docker artifacts. If you have a make dist style tar file and want to get a Docker image out of it, you could use a very straightforward Dockerfile like
QUESTION
Me and my team currently work on the read side of a CQRS and event-sourcing system. We want our projectors to be able to listen to only a subset of all events and we want our projectors to be idempotent since an event can be published many times. Here is our current architecture:
Since a projectionist doesn't handle all events how it can know if an event hasn't been received in the correct order or if an event has already been received? We can't use the sequence number because the sequence number is related to a stream and not an event type.
The terms "projectionist", "projection ledger" and "projector" comes from this article.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-15 at 15:19How to know if we have to reorder/ignore events on read side?
The "Bus" is not the authority for order of events - that responsibility lies with the event store. So a projectionist that needs to know what order things happen should query the store, rather than trying to reconstruct the original ordering from the information on the bus.
Greg Young's 2014 talk Polyglot Data includes a good discussion of this point.
(The projectionist might query the event store via some API, rather than talking to the store directly - a curated atom feed based on the data in the store).
QUESTION
I'm using ZURB Foundation 6.4 (ZURB template) for my Website. I wanted to test out my newly implemented backend and tried to gather some input and send it to my php backend via jquery AJAX.
Meanwhile, I've managed to do so, but I encountered a very strange problem. I've used the following building block: https://foundation.zurb.com/building-blocks/blocks/floated-label-wrapper.html
I modified it a little, but just concerning the id's and placeholders and such stuff, nothing functional. In the end, I had this markup used as a partial for one of the views I've generated:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-21 at 08:38Clicking a submit button will submit the form. That's the point of submit buttons!.
The browser will leave the page (and load the new page). JavaScript running in the old page will be cancelled (because JS runs in the page, leaving the page quits the program).
If you want to use Ajax instead of regular form submission, then you need to prevent the regular form submission.
Note that best practice is also to bind to the form's submit event and not the button's click event. This better captures form submissions triggered without using the button.
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