kvs | Lightweight key-value storage library | Storage library

I'm trying to do a simple http-post-request from a CronJob to another Deployment in OpenShift. Get-Requests work just fine, but I cannot figure out, how to adapt the curl-command to execute a http-post. For the get-request I used this: Openshift cron job curl

I tried many thins. Here two manifest-snippets, which don't work

I have a two-line "keyword=keyvalue" line pattern (selectively excised from systemd/networkd.conf file):

In Botpress I want to store the authKey and Expiry in that and call for each iteration when ever the key expires it should call again the function and store it.

btw there is no refresh key, the API provides only key and expiry

There is very limited material on this could any of you worked or know about this it would be helpful.

https://botpress.com/reference/modules/_botpress_sdk_.kvs.html

I am making a simulation where you create different balls of certain mass, connected by springs which you can define (in the program below all springs have natural length L and spring constant k). How I do it is I created a function accel(b,BALLS), (note b is the specific ball and BALLS are all of the ball objects in various stages of update) which gets me acceleration on this one ball from calculating all the forces acting on it (tensions from ball the springs connected to it and gravity) and I would think this function is definitely correct and problems lie elsewhere in the while loop. I then use the RK4 method described on this website: http://spiff.rit.edu/richmond/nbody/OrbitRungeKutta4.pdf in the while loop to update velocity and position of each ball. To test my understanding of the method I first made a simulation where only two balls and one spring is involved on Desmos: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/4ag5gkerag I allowed for energy display and saw that indeed RK4 is much better than Euler method. Now I made it in python in the hope that it should work with arbitrary config of balls and springs, but energy isn't even conserved when I have two balls and one spring! I couldn't see what I did differently, at least when two balls on involved. And when I introduce a third ball and a second spring to the system, energy increases by the hundreds every second. This is my first time coding a simulation with RK4, and I expect you guys can find mistakes in it. I have an idea that maybe the problem is caused by because there are multiple bodies and difficulties arises when I update their kas or kvs at the same time but then again I can't spot any difference between what this code is doing when simulating two balls and my method used in the Desmos file. Here is my code in python:

I have a list with this type: [(a, [a])]. For example:

I'm looking for a way to access the name of the file being processed during the data transformation within a DoFn.

My pipeline is as shown below:

As heading states, I used to have a page with a stateful component that gets different props based on changes to url made from .

Now, upgraded to react router v6, I really do not understand how to make it work again. I do understand that the only way to solve this now is using hooks such as useNavigate, but I do not know how this can be implemented in my code. I have read through react-router v6 documentation and still do not understand how to solve my issue.

Se below codes. Codes are ordered from child component and up to index.tsx. component is extensive and is basically a statfulcomponent that gets its states from props. And based on the props given it will display its content accordingly.

Please could someone suggest a solution for my set-up?

CalculatorPage.tsx

I have a directory with the following contents:

I wrote a lightweight dictionary for a quick project with C, and I am getting the error: realloc(): invalid next size. I know this means my heap is corrupted somehow, but I'm not sure what I did wrong, it seems like my code is super simple.

The realloc always fails the fourth access, ie when dict->num_kvs = 4

Below is my code. It includes the dict library as well as the function that is using it. Any help would be much appreciated

Offending function: