bigbang | Efficiently calculate gravitational acceleration

you need the gcc and some other packages to build this package. add the below lines to your docker file and it will solve the issue

The URI is http and not https, which is probably causing your issue. There are a couple of solutions as outlined in https://stackoverflow.com/a/50834600, for example to allow your domain:

Create file res/xml/network_security_config.xml -

You can easily define this inside the XML itself. But using the android:onClick attribute is still a little expensive.

Instead you could consider using the Kotlin Android Extensions and synthetic properties:

Finally solved.

It looks like it is a Windows specific bug in Tensorflow. Defining the log directory as following is solving the problem..

Suspense waits for the dynamically imported component file (lets say 0.js) to get fetched. Now as soon as 0.js is loaded and starts parsing, Suspense stops showing SplashScreen and delegates control the your component. Whatever happens next is not lazy loading. It would just be like what would happen if you did a static import.

In your case, the two images would be loaded only after the SplashScreen goes away. Now if you want to preload / lazy load the images there are several ways to go ahead with that.

1) If you are using webpack, you can use url-loader to inline the images as data-uri. But beware, that this might increase your bundle size and also you lose out on browser caching of images which are usually static.

2) For svgs, you can use the inline-react-svg babel plugin which will convert the svg's to react component so that its part of your bundle (0.js). But it also has the same tradeoff mentioned above.

Hence preloading images has its own tradeoffs. There might be better alternatives such as lazy loading which can be done by easily and also React HOC can be got from several third party libaries.

We start by getting all items from boom.csv and kaboom.csv by reading the csv file via the csv module

These log statements are a red herring. Are you using a Nokia by chance? I noticed the bigbang log statement on my device as well. My guess is that Nokia added this log statement as part of some modifications they made to the system image. This is unfortunately common in Android development. I often notice strange log statements in my app's logcat, which may look like errors, but aren't related to my app's code at all.

If your logcat doesn't show an additional error besides what you shared, try turning off the "Show only selected application" filter. Sometimes when an app fails to start, the system will log an error instead of your app's process.

what i understand is you want to change the query based on your enum. I think this is what you want.