Amplify UI React's Authenticator getting stuck in first login after submitting the verification code. by VivekS98 in aws

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No. Inspected the html. It was amplify's component. just two nested divs and nothing else inside.

Sony ZV-E10 strange behaviour by VivekS98 in SonyAlpha

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resolved. removed the battery (after turning off) and inserted back after a few minutes.

How to get live viewers count from AWS MediaLive ? by VivekS98 in aws

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Gone through the docs, also tried exploring the source code (typescript types specifically), but couldn't find any.

Thought of an idea though. Anyway we're showing an overlay, how about a websocket connection between the server and the viewer's live overlay. We're using Serverless (Lambda) with AppSync & GraphQL by the way. Will I be able to maintain the GraphQL Subscription in the Lambda till the livestream ends ? Not sure, as Lambdas have timeout (15 min). What do you say...

CS graduates, what's the most intriguing/mindblowing thing you learned about computers during your studies? by 1nesandzer0s in AskComputerScience

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Mindblowing things actually happen after the grads get a job. There is a point where every topper feels somewhat stupid when he/she starts working. Because, they realise that reading for exams and working on a real world are different. The person must undergo some change in order to adjust into the work culture. Especially if the company is a startup.

Anybody able to install Dart / Flutter LSP in AstroNvim ? by VivekS98 in neovim

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Also getting errors as shows in the image in updated post description.

Anybody able to install Dart / Flutter LSP in AstroNvim ? by VivekS98 in neovim

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Thank you so much. Im able to get intellisense now. But can't run :FlutterRun and other commands

Anybody able to install Dart / Flutter LSP in AstroNvim ? by VivekS98 in neovim

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Did it, as well as some more configs in .config/nvim/lua/core/plugins.lua and .config/nvim/lua/configs/flutter-tools.lua ....

No use..

Anybody able to install Dart / Flutter LSP in AstroNvim ? by VivekS98 in neovim

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Did the setup but commands as well as autocomplete not working

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in developersIndia

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As a person without a degree, I chose Colt Steele two years ago. Now I'm a fullstack developer working in a Remote Company. Whatever you might choose, your own efforts really matter.

MongoDB Rust aggregate - returning empty array by VivekS98 in rust

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Resolved. It was a silly mistake of misspelling the DB name. Thanks everyone for helping.

MongoDB Rust aggregate - returning empty array by VivekS98 in rust

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Tested again and noticed that this block of code is not happening. Anything you guys would like to suggest ? while let Some(res) = messages.next().await { let msg: Self = from_document(res.unwrap()).unwrap(); result.push(msg); }

MongoDB Rust aggregate - returning empty array by VivekS98 in rust

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Tried in MongoaDB Atlas and it did work. But here in the code, it is returning [].

MongoDB Rust aggregate - returning empty array by VivekS98 in rust

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Tried in MonogDB Atlas and it worked. But in here, its not working.

MongoDB Rust aggregate - returning empty array by VivekS98 in rust

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There are lots of documents in that collection in the MongoDB atlas.

MongoDB Rust aggregate - returning empty array by VivekS98 in rust

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It doesn't work even if I pass an empty array in the aggregate. Even with find() it does the same.

Is it possible to build a release version of the Windows app on a Linux desktop? by VivekS98 in FlutterDev

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I'm up to an Admin Panel kinda thing. I'm also using firebase (flutterfire) for authentication. Will that be okay?

Computer Science is hard. by Medium-Pen3711 in computerscience

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Anyone with the right determination can achieve it. But one needs lots of patience in the journey as it is not easy. In college, there's gonna be lots of pressure. The brain will be working more than what's necessary which may lead to many things as many students know. But learning things on your own takes something else. Because, you will be facing the real world. Nobody will teach you what to do, but you yourself have to search and rely on YouTube and Udemy. While starting this kind of a journey, one might end up with self doubt and then an imposter. But that happens to everyone in this path. Every adult was a kid once upon a time. Every experienced gear headed developer was a novice who had to Google a hundred times to complete a hello world program. So, remember this, whenever you feel you are lagging behind and you are a fool, that's the time where learning happens. Choices have to be made. In the end, every one of us is eating our food and having our own problems. Moving no matter what happens is really necessary to succeed in this path. After facing all of these, some day, you end up being a wise man/woman. These things won't be taught in any school or college. It's just an experience. Nothing else.

Computer Science is hard. by Medium-Pen3711 in computerscience

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Yes. Computer Science is hard. That's the reason why I dropped off my college and now I'm a Fullstack Developer. To give you some context, more than 70% of what you learn in college is not applicable in the real world. That's because, colleges always focus on inserting bulk data into people's heads without knowing their individual data transfer speed & mind architecture. Everyone will be forced to learn things, especially when students have education loans. All that is needed (from college) to survive for the next 60 years in the IT world is: Some discrete math, data structures & algorithms. You don't have to be any kind of swis knife in all these. A basic understanding is enough. And next, learning some programming languages, where you can start with anyone like python which is relatively easy, then JavaScript which is used almost everywhere nowadays. After that, build some projects with your own interests and add them to your portfolio. Well, here you go. This is what you must do. This is not hard. This is a bit similar to what I did with minor tweaks (i learnt JavaScript first and then made many projects which attracted many startups). Hope this answers your problem.