iOS GoogleSignInDependencies.framework involve the GTMSessionUploadFetcher, but the [GTMSessionUploadFetcher load] in launch phase take too much time, in my case is 95ms(see the pic belowenter image description here).
So, I wish Google Sign Team can remove the +load method or optimize the method, Thanks in advance.
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I have a few questions regarding this, as I don't want to submit the application form without knowing how it works. I have a turn based online game with around 150k DAU. So that means there are alot of writes, reads and listeners. My (RTDB) load peaks at about 30% atm.
Default calls per day is 10,000. What happens when those run out, will the calls beyond that return errors?
Would it cost me alot more given the amount of users?
In regards to performance, is there something like a "known average percent increase" in read/write operations? It's described in the tutorial video as "instant" but everything takes a little time.
How do I know what amount to apply for? I'm guessing it's 1M-10M or 10M-100M but it's hard to know..
Thankful for any response :)
So I am a gamer who loves editing videos and creating montages. I play a game called Apex Legends, and find that when editing long videos (Up to 5 hours long) I follow the same procedure every time. I skip ahead in the video until I see when I get a kill (Displayed in the top right of the screen as seen in picture below).
I then pause the video and begin the trimming process.
So my question is; Is there anything out there that can "read" videos? Assuming there is, is it possible to have a code that can read the screen, identify a change in kills, then trim say 5 seconds before and after that change? I am not asking anyone to write this code, but simply want to know if its possible
(Particularly with Python as that is my strongest language). Thank you all for your time and insight.
Can I save the place ID from Here Places API, for an indefinite period of time? I tried searching the policy, but coudn't able to find the solution. We will appreciate your help.
Places data is subjected to change whenever any details of the place is modified(like website, location, phone number etc.) So there is no fool-proof way to rely on the old api output for an indefinite period of time.
I'll go straigth to the point. We need to represent on MS Project the payment of a compensation for an accident to one worker in particular and only that one. But we can't figure out how to do it!
We are kind of new to this software (and actually are only using it for a colleage assigment). We have two separated files, one for the task and another one for our resources. We've searched everywhere on the infromation of the resoruce in the Resoruces file but could not find anything.
Any idea? Thank you very much for reading and, please, forgive me if my English is kind of messy sometimes, it is not my native language.
This is sort of a workaround, but if you go to your Resource Sheet view and double click on the resource, you can go to the Costs tab and enter a new rate (probably distributed over an 8 hour day) effective on the day of the payment, then add a third rate effective the day after the payment which is the same as the original. It should have the same effect.
Having looked through the questions already on SO, I can't seem to find the answer on how to track a form that has multiple steps on one page. I saw an example that Google gives but could not really understand the way they were presenting it. What we have is a one page order form and need to track the users that come from a website and end up ordering. the whole ordering process is done with one file so I don't know how to track whether or not someone has actually completed the order. Any help would be great, even directing me to better examples than what Google has shown to me.
Thank you
Rob
Just call the JS function _gaq.push([trackPageview,'/form/stepXX']); each time the process reaches a new step.
You can pass any text string you want as a parameter.
Then you can configure a Goal and a funnel in GA with all the major steps of process
You can also track Events in case of errors for example.
(this uses the GA Async syntax)