vanguard | External validations for ruby objects | Validation library

I'm building a newspaper add (kinda) with two lists views: one list view contains 4 articles from 2020 and the other one has 4 articles from 2021. When the user clicks on an article title, webview opens up the article.

However, I've only previously used one list view and one onItemClick method. I'm really not sure how to get onItemClick to access two different list views when both lists have items in position 0,1,2,3.

With the current code I have each time a user clicks for example on the first link, it will open the article of 2021 of case 0 and then the article of 2020 of case 0.

This is the XML code:

I have two financial assets that I'd like to plot price histories for in a Google Colab. The data for one of them is coming from Yahoo Finance. For the other I have it in a Google Sheet.

This works as expected for the one coming from Yahoo:

I'm learning to use Android Studio. I'm following this tutorial (https://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/running-app)

I'm running into an issue where my AVD appears and then immediately disappears. Initially, the AVD indicates that it is "Resetting for Cold Boot Emulator Engine Failed." I stop seeing this issue when I edit the AVD Manager to use Cold Boot instead of Quick Boot.

Now, the AVD appears and does not indicate any error. It just crashes. Is there something that I'm missing?

Additionally, I remember that when I first tried to open up a AVD, there was an alert saying that Riot Vanguard is incompatible with Android Studio. I've since deleted Riot Vanguard, rebooted my machine, and reinstalled Android Studio; Still no luck.

im trying to understand this issue, i have this query

We had 4 individual AWS accounts for Dev,QA, UAT and Prod.

I need to clone a repository from AWS Prod account with branch name Production.

The problem is I am using the command

EDIT: through another question on the forum, I learned that DeviceIoControl can be async, so question 4 is now just question 2

The extensive Windows driver documentation says little, that I've found, about how a client user-mode app can communicate directly to a specific device. I understand that normally such operations are managed by the Win32 api, but in the case of specific devices or (what I'm interested in) software drivers, I don't know many ways in which it can be done

The docs say that one can use CreateFile, ReadFile, WriteFile etc. to "open" the driver as a "file" and then r/w from/to it, maybe asynchronously if you want. That sounds good but it feels like that can't be the best option for everything, nor is it the only option. DeviceIoControl can have specific control codes and you can command a driver like that, but I can't see any async capabilities in the docs there.

In the driver docs, it's clear a driver must write its callbacks routines for dispatch calls which are sent to it, but I don't understand where these dispatch calls come from, or how a user-mode client might interact with that directly.

Using Valorant's Vanguard as an example software driver, I highly doubt it just r/w'd from a "file" in operation - it seems too abstract to be fast, or not specific enough for a complex system, as all you can do in fileapi.h is read, and write, without any real parametrisation - right?

My questions are:

1. Must a software driver write routines for all dispatch calls that the docs recommend even though they have nothing to do with hardware?

2. Are there other techniques than the R/W file api and the DeviceIoControl function to communicate with a specific (software) driver?

3. Are there efficient, "lean and mean" solutions, when our software driver is entirely custom to the targeted user app, as Vanguard was?

4. (ignore) Are the async R/W file operations the only way to get this done in a multi-threaded async manner, where the client submits many possibly overlapping calls, or can DeviceIoControl leverage threading and asynchronicity?

I'm having trouble converting the list into a dataframe with the code below:

I'm trying to get a data from an online JSON, so getting the json and printing it works without issue, but when I want a particular data, my IDE give me this error

I'm trying to translate the following layout to Compose:

As you can see, the text on the left can be long, but it's allowed to wrap - the important thing is that it leaves enough space for the text on the right to be rendered. Here's what it looks like in XML: