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dnd 5th – Store long cast spells in a glyph

You can store all exits the appropriate level in the protection glyph

Glyph of Protecting States (focus):

When you type the glyph, choose explosive runes or a glyph of spells.

(…)

Spell the glyph. You can store a level 3 or lower prepared spell in the glyph by casting it as part of creating the glyph.

(…)

If you create a spell glyph, you can store any fate up to the same level as the location you use for the protection glyph.

Any spell means that there are no restrictions (including longer cast times) as to the spell that can be cast with a protective glyph.

The secondary spell is cast as you are creation the glyph, not like you are molding the glyph. The glyph is a spell effect that you enter after you cast the spell (this is an effect that can only exist after a successful cast).

If we compare this with the contingency label which requires simultaneous casting (focus):

Choose a level 5 or lower spell that you can cast, which has a casting time of 1 action and which can target you. You cast this spell – called the contingent spell – as part of the spell casting, expanding the spell locations for both, but the contingent spell does not take effect.

(…)

The contingency wording requires that the quota spell be cast (i.e., the cast is completed) during the contingency launch.

Therefore, as part of the registration process, the secondary spell must be cast. This means that the total time spent casting spells for a successful spell glyph is 1 hour + the cast time of the spell to be stored.

api design – Rest API best alternative to polling for long asynchronous tasks

I created a flas restplus API that accepts the input xlsx file and returns an XML. It would be consumed internally by our different APIs

The current flow:

  1. Users POST an xlsx file by calling / downloading the endpoint.

  2. The API accepts the file, stores it, and returns a file identifier.

  3. User sends another request to / executes providing file ID for processing

  4. The API places the request in the rabbitMQ queue and returns 202 with a location URL to query the status.

  5. a celery worker collects the request and begins processing it. It takes a while.

  6. Meanwhile, the user can query the status

  7. When finished, the API sends 303, along with another location URL to download the file.

  8. The user hits the new URL to download the file.

However, our team of architects is not in favor of giving the client a questioning mechanism and asking us to take another approach, maybe a callback URL.
They have a say – "wait with sleep to check if the task is finished, is not good programming practice."

I would like to know if there is a different approach that the client can take without having to query the status. The booster is the one I know of, but it's not in place yet.

computed column formula – Long SharePoint If statement

OR itself is a function, see here.

for example, =IF(OR((thing1)=(thing2),(thing3)=(thing4),(thing5)=(thing6)), "ValueToShowIfAtLeastOneOfThoseAreTrue", "ValueToShowIfNoneAreTrue"))

Basically the OR The function takes up to 30 different Boolean instruction parameters and returns TRUE if one or more of these statements TRUEand returns FALSE if none of the declarations are TRUE. (there is a AND() function that returns only TRUE if all the declarations provided are TRUE.

You can also nest IF statements, so the first parameter is your Boolean parameter (which itself can be an OR or AND or another Boolean function), the second parameter is what to return when the first parameter is TRUE, and the third parameter is what to return when this first parameter is FALSE, and this third parameter can also be a nested SI to evaluate if the first has been FALSE, etc.

Based on your comment, the following example of the OR may be closer to what you are trying to do.

=IF(OR((DeptID)=101,(DeptID)=102,(DeptID)=103),"Bob", IF(OR((DeptID)=211,(DeptID)=212,(DeptID)=213), "TOD", IF(OR((DeptID)=641,(DeptID)=642,(DeptID)=643), "Sara", "Unknown")))

Also note that if your service IDs are numeric and are sequences, you use more and less than rather than equal, for example IF (AND ((DeptID)> = 101, (DeptID) <= 103), "Bob", etc. But this only works if all the departments belonging to one person are in sequential order.

This is an old article, but still a great starting point for learning SharePoint formulas: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/examples-of-common-formulas -in-sharepoint-lists-d81f5f21-2b4e -45ce-b170-bf7ebf6988b3

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Mathematica Returns Long, Uneditable Solutions for Two Simple Quadratic Equations

I tried to get a positive solution (or any solution) of the following two quadratic equations with two variables, my code was:

Solve((1/8)(-A1+x2+α+x1(-2+β)-2βx2^2-θx1^2==0 && (1/16)(A1+3x2-α-2βx2+x1（-2+3β))^2-θx2^2==0, {x1, x2})

This shows that there is a big output, then I clicked on display the full output, it took 5 minutes to display … and the result is in strange format, it doesn & # 39; There is only one symbol in each line in the last part, and they are very difficult to identify, I can't even find where x2 appears

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bash – How long does time take?

The shell keyword time can be used to time how long a process takes, but how much time itself actually add to the process?

In other words, how long does an order run when it is timed with time:

time grep "a string"

… that when it is not timed: 

grep "a string"

SQL Server – Why should a SET TRANSACTION command display a long time when the processor is weak?

I signed up to fix a performance problem on SQL Server 2016 Enterprise Edition on a client site and I received a trace of the SQL Profiler captured during a period of "poor" performance. One of my observations is that seemingly harmless statements like SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION record a duration in the order of a few seconds.

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In the image above, the StmtCompleted event signals a duration as well as a processor of 0 milliseconds but the BatchCompleted event signals a duration of 1907 ms (I have translated the profiler duration in milliseconds by dividing it by 1000). Why should there be such a drastic difference in the length of time reported by the BatchCompleted event and the StmntCompleted event? The BatchCompleted event also signals a 15 ms processor but not the StmtCompleted. Why should the simple referral of an ACK to the client require so much CPU or time? There are also other instructions that report a high duration on the BatchCompleted with almost 0 ms reported compared to the StmtCompleted event. There are sp_reset_connection events which show a CPU = 0 ms but high durations in the order of seconds. Same with BEGIN TRANS, COMMIT TRANS, SCOPE_IDENTITY etc. And to make matters worse, there are many instances of the same commands that were executed within an acceptable few milliseconds during the same period. I am unable to find an explanation. Wondering if the battery exchange community can find a plausible explanation for this. Customer swears that CPU usage and network usage as reported at the operating system level were normal, but conceded that disk usage seemed higher than # 39; habit. But most of the commands mentioned above should not be affected by disk activity.

The site unfortunately does not do continuous monitoring. They run a profiler trace whenever they sense that the SQL server is showing "slowness". Waiting statistics are also not captured and they restart the machine periodically.

I will suggest that wait statistics from the client snapshot in addition to a profiler trace. I hope that a very high expectation "ASYNC NETWORK IO" appears :). Do I need to request another type of monitoring? Any help appreciated.

c ++ – warning: overflow in implicit constant conversion [-Woverflow]| even difficult to use for a long time

Hey guys i'm writing a rollback program but i have a little problem though.
There is a variable that I use to secure all applicants. The candidates are: 9876543210, so the variable will be: long int x = 9876543210.

But for some reason, the program initializes x as 1286608618.

Although I have saved x as long int.
So I tried a small main program looking like this: 

#include 

using namespace std;

int main()
{
   long int x = 9876543210L; 
   cout << x; 
}

If I compile the code, the compilers tell me: "warning: overflow in the implicit constant conversion (-Woverflow)".

I am using the GNU GCC compiler.

You know why?

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