• I tried, as best as I can, to balance my view on focusing on the tradeoffs between the two engines: basically Loki is faster at ingestion and Quickwit is faster at query time.
• I met many DevOps who were not understanding the architecture/datastructures/tradeoffs of Loki and Quickwit, I think it's worth sharing the results at it will help users to make the right choice given their use case.

Ways to book Air Canada flights as a student

• Find other deals

• Be flexible with dates and destinations

• Book in advance

Context

My Tool Belt

• M1 with Sonoma 14.3.1,
• Visual Studio Code Version: 1.89.1 (Universal),
• Latest PHP version (8.2),
• FPDF (1.86),
• Latest MySQL (8.X),
• Brave, FireFox and Safari (Latest Version),
• Perplexity AI (GPT 3.5)

Problem

Cell(190, 5, "NAME: " . $data['name'], "B", 0, "L"); } } ?> 

What I Tried

1. MultiCell
2. SetFont
3. GetY
4. GetX
5. Ln
6. SetFontSize
7. SetX
8. SetY
9. SetXY
10. Write

What I Got

Quick Review

• FPDF Official Documentation

Context

My Tool Belt

• M1 with Sonoma 14.3.1,
• Visual Studio Code Version: 1.89.1 (Universal),
• Latest PHP version (8.2),
• FPDF (1.86),
• Latest MySQL (8.X),
• Brave, FireFox and Safari (Latest Version),
• Perplexity AI (GPT 3.5)

Problem

Cell(190, 5, "NAME: " . $data['name'], "B", 0, "L"); } } ?> 

What I Tried

1. MultiCell
2. SetFont
3. GetY
4. GetX
5. Ln
6. SetFontSize
7. SetX
8. SetY
9. SetXY
10. Write

What I Got

Quick Review

• FPDF Official Documentation

@users.route("/delete-account", methods=['GET', 'POST']) @login_required def delete_account(): current_user.active = 0 current_user.email = current_user.email + '_deleted' current_user.username = current_user.username + '_deleted' db.session.commit() logout_user() flash("Your account has been deleted.", category='info') return redirect(url_for('users.login')) 

import pytest from application import create_app, db as _db from application.config import UnitTestConfig from application.models import User from werkzeug.security import generate_password_hash @pytest.fixture(scope='session') def app(request): app = create_app('testing') # UnitTestConfig implements # SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI = 'sqlite://:memory:' # and WTF_CSRF_ENABLED = False app.config.from_object(UnitTestConfig) app_context = app.app_context() app_context.push() def teardown(): app_context.pop() request.addfinalizer(teardown) return app @pytest.fixture(scope='session') def db(app, request): def teardown(): _db.drop_all() _db.app = app _db.create_all() request.addfinalizer(teardown) return _db @pytest.fixture def client(app): with app.test_request_context(): yield app.test_client() @pytest.fixture(scope='function') def session(db, request): connection = db.engine.connect() transaction = connection.begin() options = dict(bind=connection, binds={}) session = db.create_scoped_session(options=options) db.session = session def teardown(): transaction.rollback() connection.close() session.remove() request.addfinalizer(teardown) return session @pytest.fixture def dummy_user(app, db): # The dummy_user fixture creates a user in the database, and then deletes it after the test is complete. with app.app_context(): user = User( username="test", email="test@test.com", password=generate_password_hash("password") ) db.session.add(user) db.session.commit() yield user db.session.delete(user) db.session.commit() 

def test_delete_account(app, client, session, dummy_user): with app.test_request_context(): login_user(dummy_user) initial_username = dummy_user.username initial_email = dummy_user.email response = client.post("/delete-account", follow_redirects=True) assert response.status_code == 200 assert b"" in response.data updated_user = session.query(User).filter_by(id=dummy_user.id).first() assert updated_user.username == f"{initial_username}_deleted" assert updated_user.email == f"{initial_email}_deleted" 

> assert updated_user.username == f"{initial_username}_deleted" E AssertionError: assert 'test' == 'test_deleted' E - test_deleted E + test 

• “Unlock your boxer skip. Then you’ll be able to skip forever without getting tired.”
• “Here’s how to do Double-Unders, though they’re overrated.”
• “You’re skipping like it hurts. Relax and skip easy. Smile every once in a while and you’ll feel it all over.”

• An upright, chest-leading, elbows-back, joint-stacked posture
• A soft mid-foot landing directly under your pelvis
• A quick loading and unloading of “leg springs” from your tendons and ligaments to reduce “stickiness” and wasted energy
• A proper supination (roll out) followed by a quick pronation (roll in) of the feet to help launch one’s body
• A steady core without dropping hips from side to side to reduce energy “leakage”

• Keep a tall posture—imagining a string pulling you up from the crown of your head.
• Your chest should open, elbows back, hands about a fist’s width from your pockets.
• Jump from the balls of your feet, only high enough to clear the rope. When landing, let the skin of your heels “kiss” the floor—touching without taking on weight.
• Keep your knees slightly bent, using every landing to load your springs for the next take-off.
• Keep the cadence quick to maximize spring recoil. To help, listen to a song that’s at about 160 beats per minute, such as the song “Hey Ya” by Outkast (or a song of similar tempo) to get a feel for the speed for skipping rope. (For running, many recommend using “Rock Lobster” by the B-52s for cadence tempo reference.)

• Start skipping rope on a road or path with the alternating leg bounce. Remember to keep your elbows back, shoulders relaxed, head pulled up as if tugged skyward by a string from your crown and your imaginary belt level with the horizon.
• Then, as though leaning forward just enough to give someone a kiss or have an imaginary umbilical cord lightly tugged, begin to jump rope forward.
• Remember to continue to land and load on your mid-foot—aiming to keep your weight under your pelvis just like skipping rope. Landing on your heels will likely snag the rope and keep your foot on the ground too long.
• As you proceed with this, remember how it feels—the quick foot turnover, the posture, the recoil in your leg springs, the core stability, and the lightness of it.
• In the middle of doing this, simply toss the handles behind you and keep running as though it was still there—still pretending to spin the handles.
• At a comfortable stopping point, run back to your rope—now using your hands in a wood-chop motion to counter balance your leg bounces while keeping your pelvis (imaginary belt) level and stable.

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1. Connectivity Issues: Problems with internet connectivity or network configurations can prevent QuickBooks from establishing a secure connection with the financial institution's servers.
2. Outdated Software: Using outdated versions of QuickBooks or related software components can lead to compatibility issues, making it challenging to verify financial institutions successfully.
3. Incorrect Login Credentials: Inputting incorrect login credentials, such as usernames or passwords, when setting up online banking in QuickBooks can result in authentication failures and trigger the error.
4. Server Maintenance or Downtime: Periods of scheduled maintenance or unexpected downtime on the financial institution's servers may temporarily disrupt connectivity with QuickBooks.
5. Security Measures: Enhanced security protocols implemented by financial institutions, such as multi-factor authentication or stringent verification procedures, may pose challenges for QuickBooks' automated verification processes.

• Verify that your computer has a stable internet connection by accessing other websites or online services.
• If using a wired connection, ensure that the Ethernet cable is securely connected to both your computer and the router or modem.
• If using a wireless connection, check that your Wi-Fi router is functioning correctly and that you are within range of the network.

• Ensure that you are using the latest version of QuickBooks by checking for updates within the software.
• In QuickBooks, go to the "Help" menu and select "Update QuickBooks Desktop."
• Follow the prompts to download and install any available updates.
• Additionally, update any related software components, such as the QuickBooks Connection Diagnostic Tool or your web browser, to ensure compatibility.

• Double-check the login credentials (username and password) for the financial institution's online banking service.
• Ensure that the credentials are entered correctly in QuickBooks and match the information provided by the financial institution.
• If necessary, reset your online banking password through the financial institution's website and update the credentials in QuickBooks.

• Temporarily disable any firewall or antivirus software installed on your computer that may be blocking QuickBooks from accessing the internet.
• Consult the documentation or support resources for your firewall or antivirus software for instructions on how to temporarily disable it.
• After disabling the firewall or antivirus software, attempt to verify the financial institution again in QuickBooks to see if the error persists.

• Clear the temporary internet files and cache in your web browser to remove any stored data that may be causing connectivity issues.
• Open your web browser's settings or preferences and locate the option to clear browsing data.
• Select the appropriate time range (e.g., "All time" or "Since beginning of time") and choose the types of data to clear (e.g., cookies, cache, browsing history).
• After clearing the browser data, close and reopen the browser, then attempt to verify the financial institution again in QuickBooks.

• If the error persists after following the above steps, contact the customer support or technical assistance department of the financial institution.
• Inform them of the error message you are encountering in QuickBooks and any troubleshooting steps you have already taken.
• They may be able to provide further guidance or assistance in resolving the issue, such as verifying account information or troubleshooting server connectivity on their end.

• If the issue remains unresolved after contacting the financial institution's support, reach out to QuickBooks customer support for further assistance.
• Provide them with detailed information about the error, including any error codes or messages displayed in QuickBooks.
• QuickBooks support representatives can offer specialized guidance and troubleshooting steps tailored to your specific situation to help resolve the error effectively.

1. Regularly update QuickBooks and related software components to ensure compatibility with the latest security protocols and server configurations.
2. Maintain accurate and up-to-date login credentials for your financial institution's online banking service, and periodically review and update them as needed.
3. Monitor your internet connection and network settings to ensure stable connectivity, and address any issues promptly to prevent disruptions.
4. Stay informed about scheduled maintenance or downtime for your financial institution's servers, and plan transactions or online banking activities accordingly.

• May remind some of the AI character Samantha from the movie "Her"
• Unified Processing Model: GPT-4o can handle audio, vision, and text inputs and outputs seamlessly.
• GPT-4o provides GPT-4 level intelligence but is much faster and enhances text, vision, audio capabilities
• Enables natural dialogue and real-time conversational speech recognition without lag
• Can perceive emotion from audio and generate expressive synthesized speech
• Integrates visual understanding to engage with images, documents, charts in conversations
• Offers multilingual support with real-time translation across languages
• Can detect emotions from facial expressions in visuals
• Free users get GPT-4.0 level access; paid users get higher limits: 80 messages every 3 hours on GPT-4o and up to 40 messages every 3 hours on GPT-4 (may be reduced during peak hours)
• GPT-4o available on API for developers to build apps at scale
• 2x faster, 50% cheaper, 5x higher rate limits than previous Turbo model
• A new ChatGPT desktop app for macOS launches, with features like a simple keyboard shortcut for queries and the ability to discuss screenshots directly in the app.
• Demoed capabilities like equation solving, coding assistance, translation.
• OpenAI is focused on iterative rollout of capabilities. The standard 4o text mode is already rolling out to Plus users. The new Voice Mode will be available in alpha in the coming weeks, initially accessible to Plus users, with plans to expand availability to Free users.
• Progress towards the "next big thing" will be announced later.