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I would like to do a fade in typewriter effect with a TextView. Specifically, my Activity receives an Intent with some text, and I would like it to display the text in a TextView, letter by letter: H He Her Here ...

I found this great GitHub library that is exactly what I want, but I'm having trouble incorporating it into my project because it's too old. Is there any way that I can import an older library into my project?

I am using Android Studio Bumblebee 2021.1.1 Patch 2, Gradle 7.2, and Java 11. In my project, I went to Project Structure > Dependencies > Imported the GitHub Project file. However, my gradle does not compile and shows the error Plugin with id 'com.github.dcendents.android-maven' not found. Following other SO pages, I tried to add classpaths to my gradle file like so:

Is there a Clojure function that does for any function what macroexpand-all does for a macro?

In SICP, Abelson & Sussman give a demonstration of this that they call the “linear recursive process”.

In other words, if we give:

For my android app i'm using a build.gradle.kts file containing this code:

I am getting the following error running React Native bundle release in the Android folder. I have tried updating Expo as well as installing an older version of it instead and I'm still getting the same error. Not sure what to try next?

We have a working solution that uses the specification pattern to access CosmosDb using plain text SQL statements.

We are attempting to use the latest version of Ardalis.Specification (5.1.0) to do the same, but using LINQ to provide type safety in our sql.

For a collection foo we have a specification:

I created a New Security Expression in my spring project but it not working. Here is my code.

Firstly, i make a CustomPermissionEvaluator which implement PermissionEvaluator:

Wounder if it is possible to create a lazy generator for all the permutations of a particular list? I need all permutations of a list [1 ... 2^6]. Doing something like list(itertools.permutations([i for i in range(1, 2**6)])) is just way too much for my PC to handle, so what I would like to do is a lazy evaluator that only calculate the i'th permutation.

In haskell for example this would be some form of lazy evaluator, but is it possible to do the same in Python? Is it also/otherwise maybe some known algorithm to find the i'th iteration of a list that I do not know about?

I am training a model on Faster R CNN architecture. For the first session I used the below config:

I have a JSON list where one of the attributes of each element happens to be a JSON itself. It comes from a poor design upfront, but here it is.

I want to query the distinct attributes inside the JSON string contained in the elements.

Here is an example, just one item. I hand-wrote the code, but believe me that is valid JSON in production by the way it's generated