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Problem :  I am currently using an M1 PRO MacBook with dual monitors in FULL-HD quality. I have my code on the MacBook screen and the webview on the dual monitors. I thought it would work fine, but the cursor pointer doesn't work in FULL-HD and the CSS event effects look different. m1 pro macbook screen :  full-hd screen :    GPT 4O says it may have the following issues :  Explanation for CSS Ev..

Overview of Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs)Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) are cryptographic methods that allow a prover to convince a verifier that a given statement is true without revealing any additional information beyond the validity of the statement itself. Key concepts include:Statement: The proposition or computation that needs to be proven.Witness: The private information that proves the sta..

error : While setting up the middleware to utilize the new clerk, I created the middleware with a different name so that it would not be activated for ease of development. Then the above error occurred. When I checked, the clerk was using its own jwt system and was unable to retrieve session data as a header, so it was relying on the auth system in middleware. Therefore, the server side clerk mo..

Problem : In the CSS code surrounding the outermost tag as shown below, justify-center provided a problem with height when accordian was activated. When justify-center is applied in h-screen, the top component is cut off when Accordian, which provides dynamic height, is activated. Solution : When justify-center was removed, the height value was modified based on the content, and no components we..

Integer Signed 4 Bytes => export const testTable = pgTable("testTable", { qty: integer("qty") }) Signed 2 Bytes => export const testTable = pgTable("testTable", { qty: smallint("qty") }) Signed 8 Bytes => export const testTable = pgTable("testTable", { qty: bigint("qty", {mode: "number"}) // {mode: "number"} : 2^31 < number < 2^53 // {mode: "bigint"} : 2^63 < number < 2^63 }) serial serial / ser..

What are they? Imagine trading directly with someone holding a different cryptocurrency than yours, without worrying about counterparty risk or needing a trusted third party like an exchange. That's what atomic swaps allow you to do. They leverage "Hashed Timelock Contracts (HTLCs)," smart contracts on each blockchain that act as temporary vaults holding both parties' assets. How do they work? A..