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I am trying to use nni (https://github.com/microsoft/nni), a hyperparameter search library, inside of Google colaboratory. This library creates a Web UI to dynamically view the progress of the hyperameter search. The problem is that I can't access this web UI from google colab. Since the experiment isn't started on my local machine but on the google colab server, I know that I can't access it with on the usual "http://127.0.0.1" address; I have thus obtained the IP address of the notebook using Colaboratory virtual instances IP range?, but it still doesn't work ("this site can't be reached").
Has anyone used nni with google colab or has already viewed a web page that is run from a google colab notebook ? I don't know where to start so any hint would be great!
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Thanks for the help!
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Does anybody know how you can create a database using the Heroku hosting platform?
I have looked at so much tutorials but none of them seem to work...
I've tried MysQL, PsQl...
You should add the Heroku addon for the Database type you want to create. Then follow the doc for linking it with your app. Also con access the database externally with the settings that can found in Heroku Vars in your app. You also should provide more detailed information in your question, regarding your app.
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I need to implement an intro/tour in my react native application only when first time using the application.
I need to show a single part to mention what it does and at the same time hide the rest of the screen, like in the image below. So, basically my intro will be a guide on how to use the application each time shows something and hide the rest and we use the button "next" to get through it all.
I've already found this repository https://github.com/FuYaoDe/react-native-app-intro, but that's not exactly my purpose... any help?
So, basically, I need to make a very similar tour guide like this one https://github.com/worker8/TourGuide but in react native application
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Has anyone here tried integrating the Stripe API on Xamarin.Forms? I've been looking through the internet and I can't find any resources about it. I just started training on Xamarin and I don't know much.
It would be very nice if someone could me with this problem. Thank you!
Simply put the Stripe API will work exactly like on any other platform, with the use of Microsoft.Net.Http and making calls to the rest service.
They are components as well, which are free that you can use.
https://components.xamarin.com/view/stripe
The component is no longer available. Look through this guide to make direct calls to the API. https://xamarinhelp.com/stripe-in-xamarin/
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I am supposed to work on DataTorrent and looking for articles/documentation to go through. I could not find detailed documentation on what are operators, how are they used for processing our data and about MALHAR library which is being used in operators (not sure about this part). Can somebody help me in understanding about DataTorrent by suggesting references for it?
There are new links for the docs
DataTorrent
http://docs.datatorrent.com/
Apache Apex
http://apex.incubator.apache.org/docs.html
The following mailing lists are available for Apex:
dev#apex.incubator.apache.org is for people who want to contribute code to Apex.
users#apex.incubator.apache.org is a discussion forum for people who want to build apps and/or solutions using Apex
Malhar Operator Developer guide: https://www.datatorrent.com/docs/guides/OperatorDeveloperGuide.html
If you want to develop a connector, under the’ io’ package on github, you will see a bunch of our existing connectors that you might be able to re-purpose.: https://github.com/DataTorrent/Malhar/tree/master/library/src/main/java/com/datatorrent/lib/io
if you have any questions about our Malhar library and developing a connector, please send an email to our email group: malhar-users#googlegroups.com
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If an app that uses Parse needs a web-based data admin system, what's the best way to go?
I know Parse.com already offers a data browser, but its main use case isn't for someone to mass enter data or perform admin functions. I know I can make one from scratch with the libraries found here on the Parse API Libraries page, but I was just wondering if there was a standard or most used way to use 3rd party admin panels.
Given that there is no "standard data admin", other than perhaps letting them edit all fields on all objects (which is provided by the data browser), I wouldn't expect to find some 3rd party admin panel.
What you do and don't expose in an admin interface often varies from product to product, some fields might be there only to support easier searching and be read-only (or hidden) even in admin screens.
Unfortunately that means you need to roll your own admin screens using whichever SDK works best for you.
Be aware that (last I checked) the JavaScript SDK only works for Internet Explorer if your pages are hosted on SSL (https), due to a quirk in IE. If you want to support IE you might want to use Parse's Cloud Hosting.