personalized | subgroup identification / personalized medicine | Data Visualization library

I'm coming to kotlin after working in mostly dynamically typed languages for years, so I get a lot of what I'm seeing, but I'm still tripping up a bit over reading some of the type annotations.

Most of them make sense (I've written some C++ and typescript so I'm not wholey familiar with more strictly type languages). so stuff like annotating the parameters and return types for functions, variable declaration, stuff like that makes sense.

What I'm having trouble with is the more complex annotations like looking at this explanation of the fold method when talking about higher order functions:

I am very new to Azure Function Apps and OAuth so please bear with me.

I have an Azure Function App with a simple python-function doing nothing else but printing out the request headers:

I have been working on upgrading one of our Azure Functions implementations to .net 5. I have battled may demons already but just as I though I had sorted out all the config and dependency injection changes, it throws a curve ball at me. After host.RunAsync in Main, I get the following exception and I am at a bit of a loss as to the culprit. Has anyone run into and fixed this one?

I am trying to figure out which type of payment is the most appropriate for a given situation. I am pretty sure there must already be a similar question somewhere but I seem to be asking wrong questions when searching for it.

Application will give user ability to store and manage any amount of certain data type for free. There will be a paid option to selected certain data for processing. Once done processing the output of process will be visible for this user within the same application.

As I must not describe a specific situation I will add theoretical example to give better description: We are building an application where user can import images from his gallery. He can have any number of images in application, add more, delete them... There is an option where user may select a single photo and send it to our service for processing. Once processing is done another photo will be returned which has all faces on image blurred out.

So which type of payment is most appropriate in this case and which types are completely out of question? This is what we considered so far:

Subscription

We do not want subscription because we expect that users will use this feature every now and then. Basically we expect most users to only use it once. If a user uses this feature 10 times we already consider him as a power user. We also expect that this usage will be stretched over years, not days (So someone may use it once a year). For that reason we can expect that users would need to subscribe, use the feature, unsubscribe.

None-consumable IAP

Initially this sounded like a most fitting solution. But the problem is that we would need to offer personalized items for each user to utilize this. I am not even sure if this is doable; create a new IAP item for every request that user makes.

Another idea was to buy the same IAP multiple times. As far as I understand this is not possible. However, I have seen an app that had IAP in place and had an option to "donate" using IAP multiple times. Now sure how they made that possible but now I'm thinking that they spawned some number of IAP items, all with same description and price and users would be iterating through them when donating multiple times. We could do a similar approach but it does not feel right.

Consumable IAP

This one seems technically doable but is this correct? We would create some soft currency which user would be able to buy and consume within his application. I feel like this approach may be rejected by Apple. Plus it may look fishy to users.

Apple Pay

Personally I find this the most correct one. We could implement Apple Pay in our application and user would simply confirm transaction when sending item for processing (or before viewing when received). But is this correct usage of Apple Pay for this case or can we expect some pushback from Apple reviewers that because we use this content only within the application we need to use some from of IAP?

We are using niftyimages to add countdowns on our emails and would like to use a countdown on our webpage. We would like to make it personalized to the individual when they click on a link from the email to the landing page.

So if we have a link: www.webpage.com?dt=2021-06-01

I tried this code:

My chatbot is working fine on my local system, but I am getting an error when I deploy it on Heroku.

I need to use batch with element of different size, so i try to create a personalized training loop, the main idea is to start from the one supplied from keras:

I have created a azure function where i am trying to execute the code Get-AzADApplication -DisplayName cs-sp-aro-testrotation

when i run i get the error as the term 'Get-AzADApplication' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet

I am pasting my whole azure function code please tell me how to do same

I have a problem with my Android notifications (sent via FCM). Let me explain.

I can send "classic" notifications which are displayed in the notification bar. I can send notifications with personalized data but they are not displayed in the notification bar.

However, I can't do both. Currently, the payload I send looks like this: