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I have a JSON response that is of type Map out of which I would like to extract elements into a List. I would like to know how this can be done. I have written a piece of code for that which doesn't really work and throws the error you will see below. I'm welcome to suggestions of all kinds. Below are the code, error and the JSON response:

JSON Response(I'm only interested in getting the values of the key(list) named data)

I have a sorted list I would like to use to hold objects for maintaining a recycleview as usual.

The api I am interfacing with passes me updates through an interface callback using multiple threads. This api can add, remove or update object state. When the app opens there is a flurry of adds, removes and updates. Then it slowes down to some degreee. This is a reverse of the typical database paradigm where the UI updates faster than the data to one where the data updates faster than the UI

This seems to be an issue with the sortedList in android for several reasons.

1. adding an item to sortedlist must be done on UI thread if updates to list are going to fully execute without simply adding to the list and swallowing the error in a background thread when trying to show the update

2. to change an object state you must first get the index. then get the item. if your multithreading then you get index errors due to race conditions and pull the wrong object

3. you can affect a list item object's state in a background thread but this still relies on a call to recalculate() or updateitem() type calls. this leads to reycleview is computing layout errors

Question: Which design pattern would you use to solve this issue? Below are some of my ideas

solutions that seem bad

1. Swallow errors and use a timer to call notifydatasetchanged(). This really eliminates the purpose of using the sorted list.

2. Collect updates in another list and do batch updates when size() > someNumber or some timer. why bother using sortedlist

solution that seems good

1. add all object into a concurrent hashmap. This solves the threading and update issues. But I still need to present a sorted list to the UI. This means batching add and remove for the sorted list. Then also calling notifydatasetChanged() from time to time to handle object state updates

2. My fantasy solution that maybe exists already is to use an object that holds a concurrent sorted list where I can add, remove and update from a background thread and also bind to a recycleview adpater.

Several years ago we put Flurry analytics in a few of our games, reporting a selection of events back to us. After a while, when that data was no longer useful to us, we deleted those games from the Flurry dashboard. However, those games are still downloadable with a (very old) version of the Flurry SDK integrated, and with those events still being triggered in game.

We’re updating our privacy policies, and I was wondering if anyone could give us some clarity on what happens with the data from those deleted games. Will information still be sent to Flurry servers, or is there an initialisation step that would detect the games are no longer active on the system and prevent the data being sent? If it is sent, do Flurry's servers still store it or analyse it in any way, or is it ignored as the games aren’t active?

(I've asked Flurry this directly, but their support didn't answer the mail. I'm hoping someone on here might know!)

Thanks, Rob.

I setup everything like it said to on there website, but nothing happens. I am getting no logs from Flurry even though I set .withLogEnabled(true).withLogLevel(Log.VERBOSE) and nothing is showing up in the admin. I know it can take some time, but I have waited for four days now.

I'm using Flurry Analytics in my Unity game and I want to use Flurry UserProperties.

My question is about the difference between the functionality of UserProperties.Add and UserProperties.Set methods in FlurrySDK.

In the documents there is following description :

Set : Sets and replaces (if any exist) the value(s) for the property.

Add : Adds a User Property value(s). Adding values already included in the state has no effect and does not error.

Can I just use Flurry.UserProperties.Add whenever I need to set/add an UserProperty for a user and ignore Flurry.UserProperties.Set?

or I need to first define every property with Flurry.UserProperties.Add to be added in Flurry's panel and then use Flurry.UserProperties.Set to set them for a specific user?

My Visual Studio Code extension uses the node module highlight.js which comes with a folder full of CSS files. These provide colour schemes for syntax colouring. It has become necessary to bundle some of the CSS files.

The objective is to bundle a CSS file and at run-time access the file content as a string. If that can be achieved without an import statement that would be perfect. Normally, how exactly one accesses the content of the bundled file would be a separate question, but I have a feeling that content retrieval and how one should go about bundling the asset are closely entwined.

I freely admit to having a weak understanding of WebPack.

The bundler is specified in package.json as "webpack": "^5.4.0" but I don't know how to ascertain what is actually present. It is conceivable that there is something wrong with my setup: when I try to run webpack --version on a command prompt in the project folder, it responds

I am not finding an easy way to integrate Flurry push with Kotlin.

I added the first parts of the auto installation. and I get red lines under key parts of the script.

Mainly .withFlurryMessagingListener(flurryMessagingListener) seems it can't find flurryMessagingListener

I have a dataset with 405 observations and 39 variables. But just two columns are important for further analysis.

I would like to group the first row with similar names together and add up their number from the second column.

Reproducible dataset looks like this:

I am developing an application that uses GCP's Cloud Logging service (https://cloud.google.com/logging/docs/audit). The application analyzes events per each JSON file log. That said, the application promises to do this as soon as possible, but I see that the JSON provided by the Cloud Logging service on GCP only produces JSON once an hour or in some cases, once every few hours.

See screenshot attached as link below (Audit log bucket). In there, we see that the logs are created in a flurry at the 6th minute of the hour (see the Created time column), but then we have to wait a full hour before the next flurry of logs.

Audit log bucket

What can I do to generate these logs, say, once every 15 minutes?