The Sitecore Content Hub documentation provides an example script that does not compile. When trying to run the script, it encounters several compile errors. For instance: Error CS0103: The name 'entities' does not exist in the current context (Line 7, Columns 31 and 52) Error CS0029: Cannot imp...

Is there a way to include specific points in a plot? The Exclusions option of Plot (and related plotting functions) allows us to tell Plot to avoid specific points, (e.g. because we know the plotted function is singular at that point). I want to do the opposite, tell Plot to include specific poin...

I made a PCB that takes 12V power in and passes it to the output connector, except the GND connection on the output has a low-side switching circuit through an N-channel MOSFET. The gate of the MOSFET connects to an ESP32 microcontroller, that should be able to power cycle the PC that's connected...

Is it ethical to copyedit grammar, spelling, and wording errors in survey questions after the survey has been administered, prior to publication, if the changes do not change the meaning of the question or the answers? I am an academic editor working with PhD students and faculty. I often find gr...

I am trying to include dental notations in a document. I would like the notations to look like this. This is what I could do so far. \documentclass{article} \begin{document} hello$\lceil 5$ ~~~~~~~hello $5 \rceil$ ~~~~~hello $\lfloor 5$ ~~~~~~~~~hello $5 \rfloor$\\[.2cm] hello\begin{tabular}{|...

I'm using the following code \begin{align} a &= \text{long expression} \\ &= b \begin{aligned}[t] &+ \text{another expression} \\ &- \text{sub-aligned expression} \end{aligned} \end{align} to produce an alignment as follows. a = long expression = b + ...

A nine year old child asked me if it is possible to know where the Sun is located just by looking at the Moon from the Earth. I said I don't know, that I only know that the lunar surface reflects the Sun's light in a mirror-like way. But I am curious, is it possible?

A secondary effect of the spell Hex is to give disadvantage on ability checks. ...choose one ability when you cast the spell. The target has Disadvantage on ability checks made with the chosen ability. In the 2014 rules, this used to be a valuable tool for increasing the success of certain abil...

My mind has been blown by my learning the last few days...it seems that browser handling of CA CRLs and OCSP checking has so much variation present. I'm experimenting with my own root CA, with intermediate CA, and server certificates (like many others have done in the past). Today, I'm bothered w...

I have beaten the game and am now working on getting 100%. The most annoying thing is that I keep running out of bows, and rarely find them. Where is a good place to stock up on good bows without using any duplication glitches?

There is news floating around that Azerbaijan ahas signed a contract with Pakistan to purchase JF-17s. See Azerbaijan confirms purchase of JF-17 fighters. However, the article JF-17C multirole aircrafts presented to President Ilham Aliyev on the "Official web-site of the President of the Republic...

Once upon a time I visited my employer's citrix portal to connect to a work computer from home using a citrix-ified version of windows remote desktop. It worked pretty well, but unfortunately, whatever it had me install created faux application icons for every dang app my very large employer pack...

I am a beginner in signal processing and would really appreciate some help with this. I know the signals A(t) and B(t). I have also the signal C that is a mix of these two signals C(t) = kA(t) + lB(t) What would be possible to find the coefficients k and l ? Would it be possible to find k and l i...

I'm a software engineer just starting to play with FPGAs (Currently,Nexys A7 100T). I'm having a heck of a time getting the constraints to do what I want, and I can't seem to find the answers online. I have an extremely simple circuit. It simply takes the values of the switches on the board (16 t...

I am currently studying the lyrics of Kaleidoscope by 茶太; I have a playlist of Japanese songs, so by studying their lyrics I have a free study list I can listen to while doing something else. I encountered this phrase in one of the lyrics, with a focus on 「心を焦がす」: 手に入らぬからこそ、人は心を焦がす This means "...

Giant Human Skeleton — Legs 10 Feet Long While perusing a list of tall people on Wikipedia, I came upon this claim: A skeleton 31.5 ft (9.6 m) long, found in the river bank in the Jubbulpore district on August 8, 1934. Initially believed to be a giant human, it was identified as a giant non-huma...

After retiring from Marvel, Stan Lee had a number of cameos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But was he in anything DC, either as a character or an actor? Related: Was Stan Lee in the second diner scene in the movie Superman 2? The answer is no, but it does mention Teen Titans Go! to the Movies.

I want to answer the following question: Which of these options would be an acceptable way of writing A = 12 cm^2 in LaTeX? Select all that apply. $A = 12\text{ cm}^2$ \(A = 12 cm^2\) \(A = \mathrm{12\, cm^2}\) \(A = 12\text{ cm}^2\) \(A = 12\mathrm{ cm^2}\) \(A = 12\text{ cm^2}\) I think numbe...

I'm trying to understand how to define a non-standard model of the natural numbers in ZFC. I know that the existence of non-standard models of arithmetic can be derived from the Gödel Compactness theorem. In Peano Arithmetic (PA) we introduce a new number c which is greater than any natural numbe...

While reading a blog post about score matching, I came across the term 'regularity condition'. When I searched for it on Google, I found an answer: The regularity condition refers to a restriction imposed on the likelihood function in order to ensure that the order of expectation operation and d...

For example, let’s say that you want to copy a file like this: cp path/to/the/file.txt path/to/the/file.copy It’s very frustrating to write the path twice so is there something like this with a special character: cp path/to/the/file.txt :)file.copy It would be very useful especially if you are ...

In Детство Люверс by Boris Pasternak I read: Ходили на блоках двери чайных If I am not wrong, here "чайный" is a субстантивированное прилагательное. I could not find in any dictionary the use of "чайный" as a субстантивированное прилагательное with this meaning. What is the meaning exactly? Her...

The intent of this test file is to go through each of my Project Euler solutions and see if they: return the correct answer, and do so in under 60 seconds (unless expected otherwise). I am using this as a way to learn fortran, so any feedback on performance, clarity, or design would be incredib...

I work in Germany and my previous employer had given me a laptop. On the last day of my work, I returned the laptop, and unfortunately, I didn't ask for a receipt. Also, I had a terrible relationship with the HR and the people there, which eventually led to my departure. Now, after three weeks of...

For DevOps aka Automated Deployments we have to manually perform content publishing. We want to remove this manual step post deployment. How can we do that with Sitecore XMCloud using Sitecore CLI? Note: We are running deployments from Azure DevOps as we wanted more control but if this is OOTB wh...

I am struggling to understand the value of ECIES in a offline message encryption scheme with shared static ECDH keys. So if Bob and Alice each have a static public ECDH key stored in a directory. Each time Alice wants to send Bob a message, she generates a ECDHE keypair and uses Bobs static ECDH ...

At around this location here (zoomed in) there is an NPC's voice that starts talking to you within a certain radius. You can see it more clearly in this image: He (assuming gender based on voice) says things such as, I'm not that ugly, am I? Oi! You there! Stop pretending you can't see me!...

In my Urban Fantasy setting, Rank 8 Luck Mages have a spell called "Quantum Resurrection." It's supposed to be a form of quantum-based resurrection when the Luck Mage dies. Utilizing the concept of a Boltzmann brain, the spell exponentially increases the probability of quantum fluctuations and vi...

I'm trying to think through whether the regression $y = a + b (x/y)$ Is problematic at all. It's not colinearity, because there's no linear relation? But, as $y$ increases, then $bx$ would tend to decrease, so I'm suspicious. Is there a problem here? It's just a regression of $y^2$ on $x$, rig...

I plan to use a 2-position JST XSR connector for the power supply. The datasheet states that the compatible wire is AWG #36, but it lacks information on crimping terminals. I have a connector socket (02XSR-36S), but simply press-fitting a stripped #36 wire into the contact doesn't create a reliab...

I'm trying to extend these faces then shrink them, but keep them level to the "floor." I've only been able to shrink them from the face's center, then I need to manually level them (imprecisely). This seems really simple, but I haven't been able to find a way around this. I want to be able to re...

What kind of risks are involved sharing financial statements, tax returns, check stubs, and things like that over email? I imagine if a financial institution receiving documents over some secure file upload server got their back-end hacked they would be able to trace the steps to see what access ...

Liszt sometimes writes the expressive term Vibrato. Vibrato. What does it mean on the piano. We can wiggle our fingers all we want but once the key is pressed the hammer is propelled and strikes the string and then bounces off. There is no possibility of attaining a true vibrato. I would like som...

Okay! So here is my question. Prove that the exterior angle bisector of a triangle is parallel to the third side if and only if the triangle is isosceles. That is, in the figure below, show that $\overline{\text{AY}} \parallel \overline{\text{BC}}$ if and only if $\overline{\text{AB}} \cong \over...

How many operations are there on subsets of a set that are compatible with images of maps? Of course, we can take unions, but are these all? Spoiler: No. To formalize this, let $P : \mathbf{Set} \to \mathbf{Set}$ be the covariant power set functor. Let $n \in \mathbb{N}$. How many natural transfo...

It's bit complicated to explain so please take a look at the screenshot first. I'm trying to bevel a specific edge, that was extruded by solidifier modifier from a vertex which has attribute "bevel_flag" which is set to 1, the other verts have 0. I'm basically trying to control which edge will b...

Imagine the unit sphere. Attach a plane $W$ tangent to the north pole $p= (0,0,1)$. $W$ should include all vectors tangent to $p$. Now if we choose any vector with $p$ as it's tail and some other point in $W$ as it's tip, then no matter how small this vector is, that point must belong in the ambi...

As shown in the code above, Sum does not work in the second case, where denominator differs from numerator by 2. Adding assumptions (n>0, d>0) or using Simplify or FullSimplify inside or outside Sum does not help. Is there a way around this? Adding assumptions?

I was curious if Latin authors ever also confused which nouns took the locative. For instance, did they ever accidentally say: Is in Domo est (=~ he is in the house) instead of Is domī est (he is at home)? Thank you so much for any help.

I am designing a new device and I want to include the BQ25303J in it. My device will have a 3.7V 1-cell Li-Po battery, and will be charged from a USB. So, the BQ25303J comes handy for the battery charging purpose. The thing is, I want the following behaviour: If no USB is attached, the system is...

This may not be the appropriate place to ask such a question, so moderators should feel free to delete. I am reproducing a text on thermodynamics from the 19th century; one character used to indicate temperature I have been unable to identify, and I'd like to avoid arbitrarily replacing it with a...

I found this circuit somewhere (don't know what it's worth). The intention is to send a signal whenever a clap is detected by the microphone. I think I get the general idea, but I still have some questions What's the purpose of the R8 resistor ? Does this have a chance to produce a single electr...

I'm looking for an old post-apocalyptic movie where a traveler stops by an old store. There's a robot about to die, and it shows the person pictures on its face before dying.

Beginner puzzle (suitable for people who are new to puzzle solving) You have two ropes and several matches. One rope takes 24 minutes to burn completely when lit from either end but it does not burn uniformly. The other rope takes 50 minutes to burn completely when lit from either end but it doe...

A ball bouncing (consider ideal elastic collisions) moves to and from about some point, but there is no equilibrium position. This motion sure is periodic... but is it oscillatory? What is the criterion for a periodic motion to be oscillatory? Consider another example... A body moves on $x$ axis ...

When I was doing my undergraduate thesis, I tried my best to create a good and at least a decent thesis. In the end, I got a B out of pity. I didn't feel like I deserve a score like that, especially when I barely could defend my project to the moderator. Nowadays, I have a new idea for a research...

Is there any good references with an explicit estimating hyperbolicity constants of hyperbolic groups? I was thinking about whether there is any relation between the relator of maximal length in the hyperbolic group with a hyperbolicity constant so that, one can approximate the hyperbolicity co...

It is said that if a conducting wire is isolated charges will redistribute itself on the surface of the conductor i.e no internal $E$. what if the conducting wire is connected to a DC battery (do electrons still distribute themselves on the surface only?) Do we define relaxation time for isolat...

Puzzle maven Nob Yoshigahara offered this puzzle in the September-October 2000 issue of MIT Technology Review, attributing it to a Professor Kotani. In the 4x4 complex of rooms above, two of the rooms are closed. This leaves a single way to tour the remaining rooms in a series of orthogonal move...

One thing I absolutely hate about themed Steam sales is when their organizers make this absolutely enticing banner with appealing characters that could lead you to a game you'd buy, and then they don't tell you which games they're from. For instance, look at the banner of the Hooded Horse publish...

I want to create a Bash script that outputs the following: Chile: 03:46am, Friday, 27 September, 2024 Tierra Del Fuego: 03:46am, Friday, 27 September, 2024 Falkland Islands: 03:46am, Friday, 27 September, 2024 South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands: 04:46am, Friday, 27 September, 2024 UTC: ...

I have 2 applications that pipe their data: application1 | application2 Basically, application1 generates a log with events that application2 processes. The issue is that I frequently update application2. Meaning, I need to stop these, update the binaries, and restart it. In that small duration a...

Combinatorial optimization is often mentioned as a potential application of quantum computers. One of the main paradigms here is to reduce combinatorial optimization to an Ising problem, which is mathematically known as QUBO (quadratic unconstrained binary optimization). A QUBO then can be solved...

Proverbs 3:1: My son, forget not my law; but let thine heart keep my commandments. Who is the father here? This is the answer I get from Copilot: You "My son, forget not my law; but let thine heart keep my commandments" Prov 3:1; who is the father here? Copilot In Proverbs 3:1, the "father" r...

Let $R$ be a commutative Noetherian ring. Let $M$ be an $R$-module. It is well-known that $M$ is finitely generated if and only if the functor $M\otimes_R (-)$ preserves arbitrary products (for instance, see https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/3053569/when-does-the-tensor-product-distribute-...

My mountain bike has got a front shock absorber that is frozen up. I have tried the following: The best rust remover. Knocking it with a hammer to loosen it. What else can I try?

None of the answers of this question solve my issue at hand. In Kashiwara, Schapira, Categories and Sheaves, p. 133, one can find this: To reverse-engineer such “\varinjlim with quotation marks” (Chapter 6 of the quoted book, to which p. 133 belongs, is full of these) I came up with the followin...

Suppose you have to choose an MCU to be used to drive an inverter and an electric motor (e.g., three-phase brushless AC) and have it soldered to the final pcb with connectors, mosfets ecc. There are really a lot of MCU models online .. how do you choose the specifications of the MCU according to ...

Hi all thx in advance for the help. i retrieved an old olympus camera and tried to shoot some pictures. The film was put in by the dude in a photo lab and the camera seems to work. Pictures taken are counted, camera auto focuses, flash works and zoom as well. Getting to 36 pictures i tried to tak...

I am investigating this question partly for the purpose of constructing my first short story, partly for conceiving of a protocol which can actually be used to interface with superintelligences, whether cosmic entities or future advanced AIs. In any case, since the answer to my question will impa...

I originally posted this question on ME, but I find it a lot more nontrivial than expected. So, I post it here. Let $T$ be a tempered distribution on $\mathbb{R}^n$. Then, it is a well-known regularity result that there eixsts a polynomially bounded continuous function $g$ and a multi-index $\bet...

In the Weird Wizard system, some "classes" get the ability to roll damage dice twice and take the highest of the two sums. The damage will be a number of d6s. So if I e.g. have 15d6 damage, I will roll 15d6 once and add them together for sum1, then roll 15d6 again and add them together for sum2. ...

The ten plays in August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle have all appeared on Broadway, but spot the odd one out: Looking at the columns for "Year of premiere" and "Opened on Broadway", they're at most 2-3 years apart except for the very first one, Jitney, which was written in 1979 and first produced i...

I'm trying to obtain such a picture in Tikz: (the dots are irrelevant) I know I can already create the grid using \documentclass{article} \usepackage{tikz} \begin{document} \begin{tikzpicture} \draw[thick] (0, 0) grid (6, 4); \end{tikzpicture} \end{document} But how can I cross out the co...

I've been wondering for a while why an ArrayList does not have a stack-like interface (think push() and pop()) I frequently find myself using these constructs in Java: list.get(list.size() - 1); list.remove(list.size() -1); While I rather do something like: list.peek(); list.pop(); I know the...

Me and my friend are in the process of creating an ER diagram for a professional soccer league, we are both very new to Database so we aren't sure if everything we do is correct. When creating a relationship between a manager and a club, he made this: I'm quite confused about why the 2 relations...

When I Alt-click on the mosfet U1, the green graph is shown. Ctrl-click on the green formula shows an average dissipation of 279.46mW The formula in red is changed, I wanted absolute values for the three parts that are summed. Ctrl-click on the red formula shows an average dissipation of 605.6mW...

Inspired by this X post. Write a program or function that takes a string as input and prints or otherwise renders the text with each word in a random color, e.g.: The input will be a string of printable ASCII characters. For our purposes a word is a contiguous sequence of non-whitespace charac...

In the book “Between Cross and Crescent” the author cites a midrash which apparently says: “God revealed himself in four languages: Hebrew, Latin, Arabic and Aramaic” apparently in reference to v'Zot haBerachah pasuk 2 but the author does not cite his source.

I have an L1 Visa with which I have been back and forth to the US for work purposes. I have now booked a holiday to go to New York in December. May I use my L1 visa to enter the US or do I need to apply for an ESTA?

I am reading the book Stochastic Calculus for Finance I The Binomial Asset Pricing Model, from Steven E. Shreve. And, at the first chapter "The Binomial No-Arbitrage Pricing Model", in page 5, it says: In the general one-period model, we define a derivative security to be a security that pays so...

Consider a hypothetical pipeline shown below, where many files need to be collected at one stage in the pipeline: It seems like the idiomatic way of accomplishing this is to pass Process B a list of filenames, which then passes those file names to the tool in question: workflow { channel_wit...

In the U.S. Supreme Court case Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the baker argued that his rights to free speech and religious freedom justified his refusal to create a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. Conversely, the couple argued that their right to equal access to s...

This anime or manga had one character I can remember somewhat clearly. The character uses a floating arrow that flies around at the users will, it has a red string attached to it or its a streak of light from said arrow. And the arrow has some red glowing accents on it. I think the character had ...

I am going to apply for PhD programs in the U.S. I graduated many years ago, and now I have been taking advanced maths courses online in the U.S from a very reputable university to prepare for my study. I did well in my class and fortunately, the instructor, who is a Msc holder and has been instr...

Is it customary to use double accidentals in big band scores? I know most classical player would prefer them but I'm not sure about the big band tradition.

I'm trying to write a macros for processing lists. Here's a simplified version of what I'm using to do that. \def\processlist#1{ \ifx#1\relax \let\next=\relax \else\ifx#1, \let\next=\relax \else #1% \let\next=\processlist \fi\fi \next } I also need to store the list inside a macro ...

I have a DEWALT Portable Band Saw, 10 Amp [1200 watts] (DWM120K): I'm considering buying a MotoMaster 1500W Power Inverter: Use case: Cutting 1/4" thick, 2"x2" mild steel tube in the woods using power from a 2010 Silverado 1500 truck. A generator would be handy, but the benefit of an inverter i...

I want to understand how to solve counting problems by using "recursive counting". I did look at two examples. But I do not understand how the final recursion came about. Here are the examples: Example 1: Consider a $2 \times n$ rectangle. How many ways are there to fill in this rectanlge with $...

Back in the days of Sitecore 8, Sitecore used to have a page with a list of recommendations about how to configure a Content Delivery server, like this: https://doc.sitecore.com/xp/en/developers/82/sitecore-experience-platform/configure-a-content-delivery-server.html#configure-a-content-delivery-...

having downloaded current version of the singlecol-new.cls, which is needed for some of the InderScience journals, I get general warning in Overleaf TexLive 2024: L3 programming layer <2024-03-14> (/compile/singlecol-new.cls LaTeX Warning: You have requested document class singlecol-new', but th...

I read this story well over 30 years ago (probably over 40 years ago), and don't remember many specific details. However, I do recall the overall story, and would like to find it again. The main character answers a want ad, and takes a bus or train trip to the new job. On his way there, the lands...

I'd like to ask a follow-up question to How to dynamically return values horizontally in Google Sheets here is my formula: =MAP(UNIQUE(AD2:AD100), LAMBDA(account, {account, TRANSPOSE(FILTER(HYPERLINK(AE2:AE100, "🖼️"), AD2:AD100 = account))})) I noticed that if I dont specify exact range (e.g A2...

A command find . -type f was issued on one of our servers by one of our users and its currently running when viewed in ps aux. How can I know from which directory was this command issued. Does that process has env variable like current working directory that I can retrieve to get what I want or ...

Below is a brute-force for finding all tuples with prescribed ordering. For example there are 6 possible 5-tuples from set {1, 2, 3, 4} with ordering {3, 4, 2, 5, 1}. Any idea how to do it without enumerating all possible tuples? order = {3, 4, 2, 5, 1}; Grid[{#, Select[Tuples[Range[#], {Length[o...

Is it possible to have a different HDR lighting setup in each view layer? It seems to be a global setting. I am using Blender 4.2 with Cycles

Given that in the gospel of Jesus Christ, “the righteousness of God is revealed” (Romans 1:16-17), and the gospel is the good news of what Christ did for sinners, how is this explained in the New Testament? It does not seem obvious at first sight, for Christ was without sin, yet was punished for ...

In Bourbaki's Elements of the History of Mathematics, one reads the expression "axiomatic definition" ("the axiomatic definition of vector spaces"). In Roussas Introduction to Probability, one reads the "axiomatic definition of probability due to Kolmogorov". What's the difference between an axio...

This week's odyssey in Bloons Tower Defense 6 has a neat gimmick, but it's slightly confusing at first. Each custom round is actually two consecutive regular rounds at once, but this means the round number no longer helps you know what is coming! The rounds are as follows: 1 1,2 2 3,4 3 5,6 4 ...

For a radar, it receives echo signal from a target, given as $$y=\alpha \textbf{b}(\theta)\textbf{a}^T(\theta)s(t-\tau)+n,$$ where $\alpha$ is the amplitude related to the target's RCS and so on, $\textbf{a}(\theta)$ and $\textbf{b}(\theta)$ are the transmit and receive steering vector of the rad...

Say someone gives birth, but neither they nor their apparent partner/spouse will answer any questions about what the resulting child is supposed to be named. They are cooperative in all other ways, willing to sign off on any relevant birth certificate forms, and so on, but when asked to state or ...

Background information: I have a 200 AMP service at the socket coming from the pole. I have a 30 amp camper outlet and a 20 amp regular outlet connected to this at the service board. There is also a ground rod installed at this point. An electrician did this. I have 1 1/2" conduit off that to my ...

I present today, the world's smallest sudoku! It is just 3x3 pixels in size, making it just a mere 216 bits of data It's currently right above! Pretending to be a full stop right here ↑ So my question is: What colour does the middle box secretly contain? (3 letters)

Let $K$ be a field (not algebraically closed) and $F$ be its algebraic closure. Let $X \subseteq K^n$ be Zariski closed, and $Y$ be the Zariski closure of $X$ inside $F^n$. Is it true that $\dim(X) = \dim(Y)$? By $\dim(Z)$ I mean the Krull dimension of the Noetherian topological space $Z$ (maximu...