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I using jwt in fastpai app, and when I create access and refresh tokens on user login I also create user session for specific user id in database, so as I understood I need to encrypt refresh token ...
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I remember back in the days of only being able to pull in libs in a certain order, otherwise the code would not link. This was due to brainless Linkers. Today, libs for Python (under Win11) reminds ...
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I am trying to implement a Depth-First Search (DFS) algorithm to find paths in a grid graph and update a tracking matrix. However, I keep encountering an IndexError: list assignment index out of range ...
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My data represents the number of items/km2, and is split between different regions. My dataframe looks like this : n_items region 28741 region_1 192 region_1 3856 region_2 12345 region_2 0 region_3 ...
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I am currently developing an OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) sheet grading system. My Current Approach I set up a template system that maps fixed coordinates stored in a JSON file to detect and crop ...
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I need to build an AI agent, preferably in Python, that performs end-to-end testing of a web application. The idea is that the agent can automatically explore the web app, generate its own test ...
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I'm looking to extract data from Excel files stored in SharePoint, all with the same schema, into a single DataFrame. Currently, the below seems to work (once constants are filled in), but it's quite ...
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Is there some built-in way in Python to get a reference to the ‘Callers’ instance? We know this must be stored in Python somewhere otherwise it wouldn’t know where to send the the return value to. ...
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I'm working on a project where my program take restaurant details (name, location, prices, rating, etc) from google maps then add them to SQL database on python. I was testing the code to see if it ...
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I have an Amazon Cognito user pool with Azure AD federated as an OIDC identity provider, using the Cognito Hosted UI and the authorization code flow. My app starts login by redirecting to: https://<...
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I am working on an image classification project for plant disease detection using transfer learning models such as MobileNetV2 and EfficientNetLite. My datasets include 11 classes for maize diseases ...
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I am building a tool for DJ mixes that automatically synchronizes the official MV of an original song with a remix version (mp3). The goal is to perform lip-syncing for the vocal sections and switch ...
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Sorry to bother. I’m currently a second-year Aerospace Engineering student, and I’m looking for some guidance on how to properly restart my programming journey and pivot my career goals.To give you ...
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In this Python 3.14.6 script with Open3D 0.19.0: import open3d as o3d, numpy as np, os os.environ['XDG_SESSION_TYPE'] = 'x11' pcd = o3d.io.read_point_cloud(f'test.ply') vis = o3d.visualization....
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I am currently trying to replicate the process of warping an image in Python in MATLAB. I am currently able to use MATLAB's imwarp() to match my warp image in Python that used cv2.warpAffine(). When I ...
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