Symbolic | A Swift library for dynamically loading shared objects

I am using a SAS macro to execute a function whereby one of the input parameters is from a SAS data table and the second parameter (date) is hardcoded, like this-

I am using Xampp for my project where I have PHP files. I have another laravel project which I want to open when a user clicks on a button in PHP file. So, I want laravel project to work in Xampp so that I can complete the functionality of clicking button in "library.php" opening "showForm.blade.php" and on clicking button in "showForm.blade.php" sends request to "web.php"

"showForm.blade.php" is like this:

I entered an example in a book for iOS programming, but the example doesn't work. The result of the examples is supposed to be like the following picture:

The code of the example is like the following:

I want to write a recursive function to traverse symbolic links from source path to destination path

Example: 1)readlink patha/pathb/pathc -> gives if symbolic link exists 2)readlink patha/pathb/pathc/ -> gives if symbolic link exists

I'm using os.readlink method in python to get symbolic link in Python but how to traverse multiple symbolic links

Reason for traverse: If its in future someone wants to add file3 symbolic link in between , then I wanted a recursive function to traverse each symbolic links and gives the final dest path
file1 -> file2 -> .... -> for getting destination path

I have the following code, I am retrieving error when I try to add my own classifier.

I see the current chapter of Underactuated: System Identification and the corresponding notebook, and it currently does it through symbolics.

I'd like to try out stuff like system identification using forward-mode automatic differentiation ("autodiff" via AutoDiffXd, etc.), just to check things like scalability, get a better feel for symbolics and autodiff options in Drake, etc.

As a first steps towards system identification with autodiff, how do I take gradients of MultibodyPlant quantities (e.g. generalized forces, forward dynamics, etc.) with respect to inertial parameters (say mass)?

• Note: Permalinks of Underactuated chapter + notebook at time of writing: sysid.html, sysid.ipynb

So, i have this shared folder symbolically linked to 'shared'. The folder is associated to 2 user (bill and karen) who both has membership of 'bill-karen' group. Problem is, i can't seem to create a new file from both user unless I run a new shell with su - [USER]

This seems odd to me as the folder is owned by root:bill-karen while the permission for the folder is 2775 (-rwxrwsr-x). Is there any reason behind this? I'm using ubuntu 20.04 LTS anyway.

How i configured the shared folder: *Note that i already has user bill

Well,I was trying to install forge on my linux machine(Kali-Linux).While on the was I was and still am unable to access the forge file(.jar).Due to an issue in which there is a lack of a command called "java".

The current problem I am having is sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/java java /usr/lib/jvm/jdk-16.0.1/bin/java 1 while using this command I get a response as update-alternatives: error: cannot stat file '/bin/java': Too many levels of symbolic links. When I try to ls in the /bin.The java symbolic link has a weird symbol(Just wanted to mention it cause it looked weird)

Is there anyway to fix this problem?

How should I fix this in CentOS 7?