biome | : christmas_tree : A script to manage an isolated shell

You're using dev.onyxstudios.cca, whatever that might be, and it is using reflection to get at a field named type of some unspecified class.

It is either trying to get at the field named type of one of JDK's own classes, in which case the fix is to uninstall whatever JDK you installed and install AdoptOpenJDK11: You're on a too-new version of java and these most recent versions have been breaking apps left and right by disabling aspects of the reflective API.

Or, it is trying to get to a field named type in one of the classes of the FABRIC project, perhaps, whatever that might be, based on the content of this error message. In which case, the problem is a version incompatibility between these two plugins. Look up the project pages of these 2 plugins and install 2 versions whose release dates are close together. This usually involves downgrading the more recently updated one.

It looks like your problem was solved, but I will add a solution that would take advantage of the stored results from reghdfe and some linear algebra. Also note that you are using 1.96 to construct your confidence intervals which, depending on the number of observations and regressors, may not be a good approximation for the underlying t-distribution.

You'd have to create separate argument variables.

I guess you will fill your board row by row or column by column.

You know:

• Size of the board
• How much must be ocean
• How much can be other (save how much can be other ie int nonOceanBiomeLeft)
• how much you have already filled

while you fill up, for each field you decide randomly (depending on its weight) what you will set. When you place a non-Ocean biome you reduce nonOceanBiomeLeft by one. If it is already nearby another non-Ocean you stop here for that field, otherwise you need to reduce nonOceanBiomeLeft one more time and add one to something like int nonOceanBlocked (if your new field is without neighbor), this is to make sure you do not create a new noOcean biome somewhere and have none left to have the conditions fulfilled. So wenn you have none left you cannot create a noOcean biome.

If you have nonOceanBlocked > 0 you need to watch for the neighbor in the row above if it is an alone nonOcean biome (so save the neighbor info for each field or calculate it on the fly). If your neighbor in the row above is alone you need to add a noOcean and you remove one from nonOceanBlocked Since this one has a neighbor you don't need to increase nonOceanBlocked again.

Additionally if you create a new noOcean biome and the last field was an alone noOcean you can decrease nnoOceanBlocked too.

Be careful with

• The last row: there you need to give the neighbors immediately and cannot wait for the next row, since there will be none.
• If only nonOceanBiomeLeft is equal to one you cannot place it somewhere it has no neighbor, since you would need to d

This is only a theoretical description of what you could do, but for a college project I guess you should do most of the work yourself ;) I hope it helps you as a starting point for the filling of the board.

quick fix: remove df_print: paged. I can't tell you why it would not produce the result you want at the moment.

Someone on the fabric discord helped me. So apparently the data vas encoded in the string I had to isolate the r g b values directly from the bits (or so I understood) here is the solution (j is the color as an int)

You need to change how you're checking for the match.

From your console result, biomes is a list and you're passing it to the .contains method which takes an Object and not a List of Objects.

So this check, s.contains(biomes) wouldn't work. You would have detected it if you assigned a type to biomes in your BiomeElement method.

SOLUTION: Since you're iterating over s, you can check if the s element at the current index is contained in the biomes list like below:

Gonna completely erase and edit this answer as I finally found a solution. The problem had to do with sending a String which couldn't be converted into a json - and I was defining a json header to be used as standard response type.

long story short, I'll show the entire process of adding svg groups dynamically to an existing svg. Technologies: Angular & Spring Boot

angular:

Do STM32CubeIDE use one or two linker scripts to build the project?

One.

Why are there 2 generated linker scripts by STM32CubeIDE?
If it uses only one, then why did it generate two linker scripts?

If you would want to execute (mostly for debugging) a program from RAM, you could use the second linker script, that places .data in RAM only. CubeMX generates two, linker scripts so that you can use the second one if you have the need to.