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--- layout: post title: "Sidebar Hidlr: A Safari Extension for Hiding Tumblr Dashboard Sidebar Modules" ---
Specifically the radar, recommended blogs and Tumblr Tuesday modules with options to hide only those you want hidden.
I made this to scratch my own itch.  Recommended blogs annoys me because the recommendations are bad. Tumblr Tuesday annoys me because it’s set to show on US time which is Wednesday my time and I don’t follow any blogs which fall into the categories it defines. They’re all distractions I could do without.


Grumpy is a NodeJS library which provides a painless way to deal with key-value storage. It's much more efficient than Object/Array hashmaps because it is based off of Javascript's built in Map class.
Most things that you can do with Array and Map can be done using Grumpy! Here are a few examples to get you started:
Group
.Groups
into other data structures.Groups
using familiar Array
methods.Groups
using built-in methods.Node v6.4.0
.
'key'
to 'value'
and fetching and checking it once we've set it.
const Grumpy = require('grumpy');
const group = new Grumpy();
group.set('key', 'value');
group.get('key'); // returns 'value'
group.has('key'); // returns true
More Examples


My team at Fastenal worked on a number of search APIs for the company. One prominent API was our product API, but our team had no official front-end to showcase its features and functionality. So I made an SPA using Vue JS, Vue Router, Spring Boot and Bulma CSS to show how quick and accurate our search engine could be.
I had some interesting learning lessons with this project. Handling state and navigation was initially a problem as I tried to do this manually using a big javascript object. I JSON stringified it and encoded it in the URL to handle page reloads and URL sharing. This quickly became a problem as the URLs were too large and I feared I was reinventing the wheel, making the app too confusing to maintain. This led to Vue Router and I redesigned the app to utilize routes.
I enjoyed working on this project, fiddling with UI elements and learning Vue. With more time and resources one future change would be storing shareable links in a database rather than passing parameters around during navigation. The URLs ended up being large and unsightly; keeping them simple with a shareable link option could contribute nicely to the overall app experience.


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07-Aug-18 11:51 PM
Welcome to the CoinDesk ICO Tracker. A comprehensive resource for analysts, journalists, investors and entrepreneurs. This database is designed to help you track and analyze the blockchain token sale and initial coin offering (ICO) movement as it grows and expands. Toggle bet...
List of active initial coin offerings. We provide coin presale date, rating, live price, chart and contribute to transparent cryptocurrency market.
http://data.bitcoinity.org - tons of crypto analytics
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http://blocktivity.info/ - lists chains in order of most transactions
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⧉infominer
08-Aug-18 12:12 AM
https://nakamotoinstitute.org/ - perfect for reserach bitcoin history
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⧉infominer
08-Aug-18 04:12 PM
Best Self Hosted Alternatives - Selfhosting is the process of locally hosting and managing applications instead of renting from SaaS providers.
https://btcinformation.org/ - Is the new bitcoin.org
Bitcoin is an innovative payment network and a new kind of money. Find all you need to know and get started with Bitcoin on btcinformation.org.
⧉infominer
10-Aug-18 07:29 PM
https://www.livecoinwatch.com/ - coinmarketcap alternative
The best real-time crypto price index with graphs & historical data for 1500+ coins including bitcoin, ethereum, & altcoins from major cryptocurrency exchanges.
⧉infominer
10-Aug-18 07:36 PM
CryptoList - Curated collection of blockchain & cryptocurrency resources.
⧉infominer
10-Aug-18 09:08 PM
Hackterms is a new site that uses crowdsourced definitions to explain common (and obscure) tech terms, and it's pretty great.
A hand-researched database of over 4,500 companies & people in Crypto.
⧉infominer
10-Aug-18 09:25 PM
analyzing how decentralized the top 100 cryptocurrency projects really are
⧉infominer
10-Aug-18 11:01 PM
An open-source data library helping researchers, investors, and regulators make sense of the industry.
analyzing how decentralized the top 100 cryptocurrency projects really are
⧉infominer
12-Aug-18 10:54 PM
TokenData lists and provides all the data on current and upcoming Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) and token sales.
⧉infominer
17-Aug-18 02:46 AM
Our mission is to provide a digital library and archive of resources on blockchain and cryptocurrencies for researchers worldwide.
⧉infominer
18-Aug-18 04:53 AM
The definitive and live list of total ICO funding by year and months, our newest Statistics database is here to get you the most accurate ICO funding data offered anywhere on the internet.
⧉infominer
25-Aug-18 09:58 PM
Welcome to the CoinDesk ICO Tracker. A comprehensive resource for analysts, journalists, investors and entrepreneurs. This database is designed to help you track and analyze the blockchain token sale and initial coin offering (ICO) movement as it grows and expands. Toggle bet...
⧉infominer
30-Aug-18 04:17 PM
CoinSignals.trade allows you to make TradingView charts of all possible cryptocurrencies for free.
⧉infominer
02-Sep-18 09:41 PM
Since 2013 we have been studying the breadth of the public blockchain space with a focus on global trends, industry intelligence, and cryptoeconomic systems
venalbe
06-Sep-18 04:10 PM
that's pretty cool basically it shows only big orders short/long of BTC it's quite entertaining to watch https://tucsky.github.io/SignificantTrades/#
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better than 1m chart
⧉infominer
08-Sep-18 09:34 PM
Blockchain Education Network (BEN)
⧉infominer
22-Sep-18 08:35 PM
We sort ICO by detecting crypto influencers in their Twitter followers.
⧉infominer
23-Sep-18 06:03 AM
Here’s a list of crypto readings and resources. It's organized from building blocks and basics; foundations (& history); and key concepts -- followed by specific topics such as governance; priv…
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29-Sep-18 12:58 AM
Blockchain explorers and cryptocurrency analysis sites just keep getting better. While Coinmarketcap (CMC) still dominates, these days it’s got stiff competition to contend with. Moreover, many of these platforms aren’t simply aspiring to be CMC knock-offs: they’re prov...
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08-Oct-18 01:12 AM
Idea: let's start a thread containing sources (useful websites, links, apps) concerning basic rules of trading that you have used and know it can help new traders to find their way in the crypto market. Let's share the knowledge .
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16-Oct-18 11:23 PM
Get Cryptocurrency News, Bitcoin Exchange and overall Crypto Information at Coinpedia.org. Also browse out the details of cryptocurrency tools, wallets and more
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26-Oct-18 10:25 AM
Categorizing Coinmonks Content for better curation
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08-Nov-18 03:44 PM
Binance Info is a professional and comprehensive information service platform with a fast growing source of information about cryptocurrency. Aside from the latest news about all major cryptocurrencies, project information, price changes, Binance Info also offers deeper insig...
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12-Nov-18 12:36 PM
Welcome to my Secret 'Stache of Resources! This is a curated list of the apps and websites I strongly recommend for helping you along your cryptocurrency adven
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12-Nov-18 01:02 PM
Crypto Coin White Papers. Contribute to mark-s/CryptoCoinWhitePapers development by creating an account on GitHub.
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09-Dec-18 01:03 AM
a human-curated list to get you started and up to speed
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09-Apr-19 01:05 AM
In traditional equities markets, analysts and researchers get access to fully-fledged tools like the Bloomberg Terminal, Factset, or SNL Financial. In the crypto markets, however, research tools are far more distributed, unstructured, and difficult to discover. As researchers...
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01-Jun-19 01:07 PM
Cluster: Blockchain & cryptocurrency - Wiki | Golden
https://golden.com/wiki/Cluster%3A_Blockchain_%26_cryptocurrency
A cluster of topics related to blockchain and cryptocurrency.
⧉infominer
10-Aug-19 10:24 PM
Curated collection of blockchain & cryptocurrency resources. - coinpride/CryptoList
Blockchain and Crytocurrency Resources. Contribute to Xel/Blockchain-stuff development by creating an account on GitHub.
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11-Aug-19 12:30 AM
A collection of awesome blockchain articles. Good learning resources about blockchain. - hylinux1024/awesome-blockchain-articles
Curated list of resources for the development and applications of block chain. - yjjnls/awesome-blockchain
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12-Aug-19 12:38 AM
Cryptocurrency study materials resources. Contribute to BlockchainDevs/CryptocurrencyAwesome development by creating an account on GitHub.
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12-Aug-19 01:14 AM
A small Python implementation to begin understanding blockchains - daneah/toyblocks
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13-Aug-19 02:09 AM
A collection of awesome crypto goodies about cryptocurrencies and blockchains, public key infrastructure (pki), merkle trees and more - s6ruby/awesome-crypto
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14-Aug-19 10:42 PM
Blockchain and Crytocurrency Resources. Contribute to Xel/Blockchain-stuff development by creating an account on GitHub.
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16-Aug-19 04:52 AM
Recently started working on Blockchain technologies. This repo contains material related to Blockchain technologies. My current focus on dAPP development using Hyperledger. - ramyrams/Blockchain
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Defines the alpha and beta grain sizes to be considered in the calculation of mechanical properties for titanium alloys.
int jmpSetTitaniumGrainSizes (int numGrainSizes, double *alphaGrainSizes, double *betaGrainSizes);
numGrainSizes [input]
Integer that specifies the number of grain sizes to consider in the calculation.
alphaGrainSizes [input]
Pointer to an array of doubles that specifies the set of alpha grain sizes to consider in the calculation. May be set to NULL
if the alpha phase is not present in the alloy.
betaGrainSizes [input]
Pointer to an array of doubles that specifies the set of beta grain sizes to consider in the calculation. May be set to NULL
if the beta phase is not present in the alloy.
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| DLL | jmpcoldfire.dll /jmpcoldfire_x64.dll |


Built around 1785, the history of this temple is supposedly connected with the building
of the Hornby Vellard. Apparently after portions of the sea wall of the Vellard collapsed
twice, the chief engineer, a Pathare Prabhu, dreamt of a devi statue in the sea near Worli
. A search recovered it, and he built a temple for it. After this, the work on the vellard
could be completed without a hitch.


Fixed a bug where SourceMapConsumer couldn't handle negative relative columns (issue 92).
Fixed test runner to actually report number of failed tests as its process exit code.
Fixed a typo when reporting bad mappings (issue 87).
Delay parsing the mappings in SourceMapConsumer until queried for a source location.
Support Sass source maps (which at the time of writing deviate from the spec in small ways) in SourceMapConsumer.
Do not join source root with a source, when the source is a data URI.
Extend the test runner to allow running single specific test files at a time.
Performance improvements in SourceNode.prototype.walk
and
SourceMapConsumer.prototype.eachMapping
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Source map browser builds will now work inside Workers.
Better error messages when attempting to add an invalid mapping to a
SourceMapGenerator
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names
and sources
arrays of source maps
(usually from TypeScript) we are parsing. Fixes github isse 72.file
property is missing in SourceMapConsumer,
we don't use it anyway.file://
URIs. See
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=885597Added missing documentation.
Fixed the generating of empty mappings in SourceNode.


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Stretch your legs, and have a snack and some coffee.
I think that programming languages are not merely (or even mainly) a technical facility, but rather a social one, and want to draw on my experience of laying the foundations of my own Open Source programming language to hopefully convince you of the same!
We'll have a look at some of the lesser known functional programming approaches you can use in Ruby.
Enjoy a catered lunch at Te Papa.
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How flick is replacing the 'move fast and break things' mindset with one built on pattern libraries, high-quality code, and a passion for design systems.
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In the months since the Christchurch mosque attacks, I've been trying to understand how hate groups spread online, and what role those of us who build technology can and should do. This talk is a summary of what I’ve learned and what actions we can take about it.


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InterPro Domain Architecture
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IPR000795 |
PF00009 |
GTP_EFTU |
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IPR000795 |
PR00315 |
ELONGATNFCT |
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IPR000795 |
PS00301 |
EFACTOR_GTP |
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IPR004160 |
PF03143 |
GTP_EFTU_D3 |
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IPR004161 |
PF03144 |
GTP_EFTU_D2 |
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IPR004539 |
TIGR00483 |
EF-1_alpha |
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IPR009000 |
SSF50447 |
Translat_factor |
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IPR009001 |
SSF50465 |
Elong_init_C |
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1f60 |
1f60A |
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<IP_ADDRESS>.13 |
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From the graphical match above, you can see that the signatures are all grouped into six InterPro entries for yeast elongation factor EF1A. InterPro entries group together all the signatures that represent the same sequence found in the same set of proteins. These entries provide a family grouping of EF1A proteins, as well as subdividing EF1A into three constituent domains.
FAMILY Entries
Ø IPR004539: Translation elongation factor EF1A family, represented by one signature: TIGR00483 (TIGRFAM).
DOMAIN Entries
Ø IPR000795: GTP-binding domain, represented by three signatures: PF00009 (PFAM), PR00315 (PRINTS), and PS00301 (PROSITE).
Ø IPR009000: Translation factor domain, represented by one signature: SSF50447 (SUPERFAMILY).
Ø IPR004161: EF1A domain 2, represented by one signature: PF03144 (PFAM).
Ø IPR009001: C-terminal domain of EF1A and Initiation Factor IFg, represented by one signature: SSF50465 (SUPERFAMILY).
Ø IPR004160: C-terminal domain of EF1A, represented by one signature: PF03143 (PFAM).
The two signatures for the middle domain, SSF50447 (IPR009000) and PF03144 (IPR004161), are related to one another as they cover the same sequence, but hit overlapping sets of proteins and therefore form a hierarchical relationship. The entry IPR009000 is top of the hierarchy as it hits the most proteins, including EF1A and other translation factors. It has one ‘child’ entry, IPR004161, which represents the same sequence, but which is restricted to EF1A proteins.
Similarly, the two signatures for the C-terminal domain, SSF50465 (IPR009001) and PF03143 (IPR004160), form a hierarchy, where IPR009001 is at the top, hitting the C-terminal domain of both elongation factor and initiation factor proteins, while its ‘child’ entry, IPR004160, hits the same sequence but only in elongation factor proteins.
The remaining seven entries in the table above give information on the structure of this protein, presenting known structural data from the structural database PDB (green stripe) and the structural classification databases CATH (pink stripe) and SCOP (black stripe) (the names such as 1f60A3 are derived from the PDB entry upon which they are based, here PDB entry 1f60, chain A, fragment 3). The graphical match for the PDB entry 1f60 displays the full length of the original PDB entry, here covering the entire protein. The CATH and SCOP entries breakdown the PDB data into its constituent domains based on structure, providing a structural classification for each domain and relating it to other structures in the PDB database. Both CATH and SCOP divide EF1A into three domains with the same boundaries as each other, and as the InterPro signatures above. These three domains are:
Ø N-terminal domain is represented by <IP_ADDRESS>0.16 (CATH) and c.37.1.8 (SCOP), and has a 3-layer beta/alpha/beta fold common to many P-loop containing NTP hydrolases, including several G-proteins, nucleotide kinases, sulphotransferases, phosphotransferases, amongst others.
Ø Middle domain is represented by <IP_ADDRESS>.13 (CATH) and b.43.3.1 (SCOP), and has a beta-barrel fold common to both elongation factors and the ribosomal protein L3.
Ø C-terminal domain is represented by <IP_ADDRESS>.2 (CATH) and b.44.1.1 (SCOP), and has a beta-barrel fold common to both elongation factors and initiation factors.
The N-terminal domain functions in binding GTP or GDP. Within this domain, switch 1 and switch 2 regions show significant local structural changes depending upon whether GTP or GDP is bound. The middle and C-terminal domains are held together in the same relative orientation, and appear to function as one rigid functional unit. Therefore, there are two functional units, domain I and domains II/III, which are separated from one another to facilitate conformational changes in the switch regions of domain I, as well as other conformational changes.
Structures
associated with various elongation factors can be viewed using AstexViewer®,
which is linked from the Match Table via the logo on the InterPro page (please note, there is
no link directly from this page to the AstexViewer®, therefore you need to go
to the link on the InterPro page for P02994). The AstexViewer® displays the PDB structure with the specific
CATH or SCOP domain highlighted.
There are
structures available for various elongation factors in the Protein Data Bank
(PDB). A detailed description and
visualisation of the structural features of these proteins can be found at the PDB ‘Molecule of the Month’.
The crystallographic structures of various elongation factors have
provided insight into the mechanism of protein elongation.


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Check if reset token is valid.
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Check if a token has expired.
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Check if a token has expired.
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Delete all previous reset tokens form the db.
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Delete all reset tokens.
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The first step is coarse universe selection. We create an investment universe with stocks that have fundmental data and with a price greater than $5.
return [x.Symbol for x in coarse if x.HasFundamentalData and x.Price > 5]
In fine universe selection, we sort the stocks in the universe by the market capitalization and choose 10 stocks with the lowest market cap.
def FineSelectionFunction(self, fine): ''' Selects the stocks by lowest market cap ''' sorted_market_cap = sorted([x for x in fine if x.MarketCap > 0], key=lambda x: x.MarketCap) return [x.Symbol for x in sorted_market_cap[:self.count]]
In OnData()
, we buy 10 stocks in the list of lowest market-cap. The portfolio is rebalanced every year.


LITTLE VOICE Cast: Brenda Blethyn, Jane Horrocks, Michael Caine, Jim Broadbent, Ewan McGregor, Annette Badland, Philip Jackson Director: Mark Herman Screenplay: Mark Herman based on the play "The Rise and Fall of Little Voice" by Jim Cartwright Running time: 96 minutes Australian theatrical release: January 14, 1999 Reviewed by Luke Buckmaster
On the Buckmaster scale of 0 stars (bomb), to 5 stars (a masterpiece): 3 and a half stars
If taken in its most simplistic form, Little Voice examines the life surrounding an incredible singer who wishes to keep her talents to herself, with diversions along the way. But if you can swallow what director Mark Herman (Brassed Off) squashes into the package, Little Voice suddenly becomes much more. No longer is it just about a woman with a unique gift; it is about an innocent soul surrounded by a world full of greed and selfishness. In the last half of the film Herman changes its tone into something much darker, and Little Voice advances from passable entertainment to wild and uncouth insights into characters and life.
Mark Herman adapted the screenplay of Little Voice from Jim Cartwright's play, and that shows because the film is melodramatic and relies heavily on strong performances. Fortunately, the three or four key characters have talented actors bringing them to life. Michael Caine is the best of the lot, delivering a show stopping performance in a difficult part. In the hardest and most important role, Jane Horrocks proves she is better as a singer/impersonator than she is as an actor, but is good enough to handle the pressure when so many others would have bombed out. A couple of other fine performances from Brenda Blethyn and Ewan McGregor make Little Voice a good example of a simplistic story given meaning by its performances. In comparison to the many other screenplays that are smarter, more meaningful and more accessible, Little Voice probably shouldn't have been the very good film that it is.
LV (Jana Horrocks) is a shy and reserved woman with a troubled past. After the death of her much loved father LV has lived with her loud, vulgar mother Mari Hoff (Brenda Blethyn). LV finds a sanctuary from the crazy world around her in a collection of old records, featuring Billie Holiday, Shirley Bassey, Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe, Marlena Dietrich, and others. She has an extraordinary talent for impersonating these artists, and when Mari's sex partner Ray Say (Michael Caine) hears her singing, he sees dollar signs. But much to Say's horror, LV does not want to become the star he wishes her to be.
It is always a hard task to portray socially inept characters without allowing them to appear as freaks. The fundamental attraction of 1997's As Good as it Gets was Jack Nicholson's portrayal of one of societie's oddballs, but the attraction to Little Voice lies in its supporting characters. Brenda Blethyn gives an appropriately over the top performance which carries more weight than you might at first presume. She is imperative to the story, serving as a contrast to LV's timid personality. But the true appeal of Little Voice is Michael Caine, who caught my eye as an expert performer ever since he purposely made The World's Great Detective look like The World's Greatest Idiot in 1988's Without a Clue. Caine is a definite scene-stealer, and is fortunate enough to star in the best moment of Little Voice - a fiery and moving scene in which he recites Roy Orbison's "It's Over."
With so much retrospective appeal, it's surprising that Mark Herman rarely creates scenes of straight entertainment. Instead he pretty much goes nowhere for the first half of Little Voice, prolonging the dramatic scenes until he decides which characters should voice them. The most moving and emotional performance should have been Jana Horrocks', but the film's supporting cast overshadows her with roles that generate more entertainment and interest.
As Little Voice begins to wind up, Herman satisfies his audience by providing enough reason for sitting through his peculiar creation. Although it takes a while to get there, Little Voice eventually reassures us that the strongest people are not always the loudest, and that when one manages to finds happiness there are many others who get lost along the way.
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Kyiv court returns 1.8 ha on Rybalskyi Island to municipal ownership
The land plot was unlawfully seized.
The Kyiv Prosecutor's Office has reported the Kyiv Economic Court, by its ruling, returned 1.8 hectares (ha) of land worth UAH 86 million, or US$3.6 million, located on Rybalskyi Island, a peninsula on the Dnipro River in Kyiv, to municipal ownership.
"Acting in the public interest, the prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit [with the court] to recover the land plot from illegal possession. The lawsuit was fully satisfied," the press service of the Kyiv Prosecutor's Office said on November 16.
During an investigation as part of the relevant criminal proceedings, law enforcers revealed the fact of unlawful seizure of a municipally owned land plot on 20a Electrykiv Street in Kyiv's Podilsky district based on the ruling of Donetsk region's district court.
"To date, as a result of the prosecutor's activity, the court's decision has been fulfilled, that is the land plot worth UAH 86 million on Rybalskyi Island has been returned to municipal ownership with entering the relevant data into the State Register of Proprietary Rights to Immovable Property," the press service added.
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I believe that understanding the past is the key to impacting the future. I believe that we are all constantly learning, and we use our collective memory to make informed decisions. I call this process Cumulative Intelligence.
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cu·mu·la·tive (adjective) -> increasing or increased in quantity, degree, or force by successive additions.
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Definition -> using personal or interpersonal expiriences, knowledge or memories to understand and overcome challenges
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Visit Klassewerk8 Day Project - Klassewerk is a platform for teachers to upload and modify traditional paper worksheets and immediately share them with their students via a web interface. Once a student completes a worksheet, teachers are able to view their responses and provide instant feedback.
Visit Historical Wiki5 Day Project - Historical Wiki allows users to create posts on historical events, that are visually represented on a timeline. We wanted users to be able to comment on and tag posts. We wanted anyone to be able to see the timeline and it's posts, but only wanted users who are signed in to be able to edit the page.
Feel free to email me to provide some feedback on my projects, give me suggestions for updates, new applications, or to just say hello!


whether or not to return an all distance values in the metadata.
whether or not to return an all distance values in the metadata. Default: False
number of results to return in the metadata after sorting by last distance calculated
what function to use to calculate confidence: INVERSE or SOFTMAX
what distance function to use for KNN: 'EUCLIDEAN' or 'COSINE'
distance weights to apply before pooling: [WMD, TFIDF, Jaccard, SorensenDice, JaroWinkler, Levenshtein]
whether or not to use Jaccard token distance.
whether or not to use Jaccard token distance. Default: True
whether or not to use Jaro-Winkler character distance.
whether or not to use Jaro-Winkler character distance. Default: False
whether or not to use Levenshtein character distance.
whether or not to use Levenshtein character distance. Default: False
whether or not to use Sorensen-Dice token distance.
whether or not to use Sorensen-Dice token distance. Default: False
whether or not to use TFIDF token distance.
whether or not to use TFIDF token distance. Default: True
whether or not to use WMD token distance.
whether or not to use WMD token distance. Default: True
penalty for extra words in the knowledge base match during WMD calculation
whether or not to return an empty annotation on unmatched chunks
number of neighbours to consider in the KNN query to calculate WMD
pooling strategy to aggregate distances: AVERAGE or SUM
threshold value for the aggregated distance


If you are a .NET developer...or really any developer interested in hearing some discussion on Aurelia, check out the latest .NET Rocks episode .
What will you hear in this episode? Well, we got to talking about the importance of Convention over Configuration and how Aurelia's approach allows you to write much of your code as Vanilla JS, without unnecessary framework intrusion. We talked about features like our View Engine Pipeline, how you can use CSS Modules, React and even Angular components all together in Aurelia. We even had a short discussion on what's happening with the Extensible Web Manifesto, the CSS Houdini Working Group and future plans for Aurelia such as server-side rendering and Aurelia Interface.
As usual, it was a blast talking with Carl and Richard . I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did.


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Remote API in Hudson
Hudson exposes various data through the remote API, and plugins can participate in this process to expose additional data.
Exposure of data is done by using annotations, @org.kohsuke.stapler.export.
ExportedBean
and @org.kohsuke.stapler.export.
Exported
. These annotations are used on a class and its fields/properties respectively, and through runtime reflection, the shape of the data is determined. For example,
@ExportedBean class Person { @Exported public String name; @Exported public int getAge() {...}; @Exported public Person getFather() { ... }; }
... could yield XML like this:
<person> <name>John Doe</name> <age>12</age> <father> <name>...</name> ... </father> </person>
These annotations also work when inheritance is involved in the classes.
Exposing remote API from a model object
If your plugin is a hudson.model.ModelObject (or any other object that binds to URL), then you can expose the remote API by adding the following method on your class:
public Api getApi() { return new Api(this); }
You also need to put the @ExportedBean
and @Exported
annotations on your class and properties/fields for it to report anything meaningful.
You can see this code in many existing classes, such as hudson.model.Hudson. Through stapler, this creates an URL binding ".../api/" under the URL that your object is bound to, and it will serve the XML data rooted at your object (which is passed to the Api class in the constructor.)
Extending existing objects that are already exported
Some common extension points in Hudson, such as hudson.model.Action, are already exposed to the remote API through other objects (such as hudson.model.Actionable.getActions()) In such objects, you can have your data exposed by just putting @ExportedBean
/@Exported
annotations.
For example you can extend hudson.Plugin:
@ExportedBean public class MyPlugin extends Plugin { public Api getApi() { return new Api(this); } @Exported public String getInformation() { return "some string"; } }
Let's pretend, that your plugin has the artifact-id my-special-plugin
. Then "some string" would be available at "server/plugin/my-special-plugin/api/xml" - where server is the path to your running Jenkins instance. The XML would look like this:
<myPlugin> <information>some string</information> </myPlugin>
Controlling the visibility of data
At the conceptual level, the remote API creates a graph of objects, where properties can be thought of as edges. An remote API call will have the 'root' object (which will be served as the top-level element in XML/JSON/etc), and a response contains a subset of this graph. As you can see in the user page, the caller of the API can use the depth parameter to control what subset is rendered, but your classes can also affect how this subset is determined.
The typical use case is that of the "-verbose" switch seen in many CLIs: you have some data that you think might be useful for some limited number of people, but because the data is bulky, you don't want to flood users who won't need them.
This can be done by using the @Exported.visibility()
value in your annotation. When you set value to -1 or smaller, the marked property will be only rendered when a higher depth value is specified. The smaller the visbility()
value is, the bigger depth
value is required to render it. So use this annotation to expose more data liberally, without worrying about over flooding casual consumers. Similarly, if you specify a bigger visibility value, you can make the property that much more visible.
A similar but different use case is when you have some data in a separate object), but you consider that to be really important that you always want to render it. Normally, traversing to the referenced object gets you that much closer to the subtree cut-off, but by adding @Exported(inline=true)
, you can avoid this. Do so when the object you are referencing is logically the same data that your object itself is trying to display. Use of this can be seen in places like hudson.model.User.getAllProperties(), where the properties of the User
object are teared off to other objects.


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Dialogue Editor
- Added a personal notes section in a tab next to the dialogue table. This is not used anywhere in the game, but can serve as a place you can make your own personal notes about what a case is doing (ex. why is it setting X marker, does it precede something important, and so forth)
- Legacy-style condition editor has been removed. It has been deprecated for several releases now.
- Ranges (ex. time in stage) now have a "no upper bound" checkbox. It's no longer required to enter a "to" value when doing a single stage range.
- Opponent Lost/Stripping/Stripped now allow for creating responses
- Added shortcut buttons for targeting variables like clothing position, background type, etc.
- Variable Test conditions now have autocomplete for variables where it makes sense.
- It's now possible to change a character's gender, label (display name), size, and intelligence when playing a line. By default to reduce clutter, these options are hidden. Check "Show Advanced" in the Dialogue Editor to see them.
Pose Maker
- New tab for creating custom poses comprised of multiple sprites and animations.
- These can be used in place of file names for the image that accompanies a line.
- Naming conventions are the same as with image files. A pose named "5-custom" will only be available in stage 5, for example.
Epilogue Editor
- Added ability to change a sprite's src in a keyframe.
- "Ignore Rotation" option added to emitters to allow particles to spawn facing upwards regardless of the emitter's rotation.
- Move/Rotate/Scale Sprite/Emitter was renamed to Animate Sprite/Emitter.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed crash when trying to use the Remove Sprite/Emitter directive
- Fixed crash in the Poses editor when creating a skin for a character using a image with no stage prefix (ex. zblank.png)
- A stage is no longer required when importing a pose. Leaving it blank will create an image with no stage prefix (ex. happy.png instead of 1-happy.png), which can be used in any stage.
- The "Create New" button is now always enabled if text has been entered, allowing the creation of a character/skin/tag/marker whose name is a partial match of an existing one.
- Fixed Ctrl+X/Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V in the pose list
- +1 and -1 are now accepted as marker values synonymous with +/-.


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This method is called periodically as new data comes in from the channels server.
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This software is copyright 2009 by the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR). It is licensed for use according to the standard BSD license:
When citing this software, here is a suggested reference:
This software is written by Gary Granger of the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF). The algorithm is based on the cubic spline described by Katsuyuki Ooyama in Montly Weather Review, Vol 115, October 1987. This implementation has benefited from comparisons with a previous FORTRAN implementation by James L. Franklin, NOAA/Hurricane Research Division.
The source should be available for download from here:
This documentation is also online here:
For an overview of the library and its usage, see the documentation for the BSplineBase class.
There is no documentation (as yet) on any of the mathematical details of the implementation. Refer to the Ooyama article, and there may be some notes in the source.
The HTML documentation is generated from the source files by Doxygen (http://www.doxygen.org). Thanks to Dimitri for a great tool.
Change the license to BSD and update some of the documentation.
The source tree was rearranged to make it a little more comprehensible to outside users. The DLL build functionality was removed, as it just doesn't seem necessary to add this complication. The Makefile build system was replaced with Scons (http://www.scons.org).
The driver program was renamed to bspline.
This release builds against GCC 4.0. Names in the BSplineBase template base class needed to be declared in the BSpline subclass scope, now that GCC enforces the standard rule about non-template-type-dependent names being resolved when templates are declared.
The driver program now takes an optional third command-line argument for setting the boundary condition type.
There is an R script for generating plots of several combinations of the cutoff and boundary condition options to the driver program. See Samples for details.
This release updates the code to compile with GCC 3.2, which enforces more standards compliance like the use of 'typename'. Also the GNU libstdc++ no longer uses pointers as vector iterators, so occurences of vector<>::begin() have been replaced with &(vector[0])
Lastly, in this release the C++ filename extension has been changed from cxx to cpp.
The Tests/Data directory contains several sample data files for the driver program. The sample.txt file contains an example of dropsonde data. From that file, three fields have been extracted into separate files:
Each file is a simple text format with two columns. The first column is time, the second is the field measurement. This is the format which the example driver program expects. Any text file with alternating X and Y values will work in the driver program.
To run the driver program, pipe the data into the standard input, and pass the step
, cutoff
, and boundary-condition
options on the command line.
Usage: ./driver <step> <cutoff> [<bc>] <step> is the number of points to skip in the input. <cutoff> is the cutoff wavelength. <bc> is the boundary condition--0, 1, or 2--meaning zero the 0th, 1st, or 2nd derivative at the end points.
For example:
./driver 1 5 2 < sample.temps
The driver produces two output files:
The R (http://www.r-project.org) script runs the driver program on the sample temperatures over a range of boundary conditions and cutoff frequencies. The results are plotted in 6 PNG images.
Cutoff | BC 0 | BC 1 | BC 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
5 | |||
30 |
Note that for boundary condition 0, the endpoints are not at zero as might be expected. The spline algorithm first removes the mean from the input data to improve the matrix calculations, and the mean is added back in when evaluating the spline at any point. Thus the endpoints for boundary condition 0 will actually be the mean value of the input range. If you need to force the endpoints to be zero, remove the mean from the data before computing the spline, or else change the source code for computing the spline.
This is a C++ implementation of a cubic b-spline least squares and derivative constraint algorithm. See the documentation for the BSplineBase class (in BSpline/BSplineBase.h) for details.
This work was done for meteorological research at the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (http://www.ucar.edu/). There is no warranty of any kind. Please see the COPYRIGHT file.
As the implementation itself is entirely template code, it is not necessary to build the library separately. The template implementation can be included directly. The templates can also be compiled for the usual float and double types into their own object modules and library (DLL on Win32). See the documentation for details.
The distribution contains two parts. The b-spline code itself is contained in the BSpline/ directory, while test data and the C++ test driver program are under the Tests directory. There are MS Studio solution and projects files which should build the library for floats and doubles. On UNIX, the software is compiled with SCons (http://www.scons.org/). Run `scons -u` to build the library and also the C++ driver program.
To install the code into an include directory, all of the *.cpp and *.h files in BSpline/ must be copied into the include directory.
I'd be happy to try to answer any questions, and certainly happy to hear about any bugs or improvements.


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This document introduces Rgram and shows how to use the package.
Images form a significant part of the data in today’s world. Whether you want to enhance your poorly-lit profile picture or analyze satellite images, filters are your best friends.Rgram aims to help you to create four filters for your image:
flipping
: This function can be used to flip the image horizontally in black and white.
greyscale
: This function can be used to convert a color image into a greyscale image.
padding
: This function can be used to add padding to the the borders of an image.
rotate
: This function can be used to rotate an image by the specified number of degrees.
To call/read your input image you need to load two libraries: imager and png.
library(imager)
#> Loading required package: magrittr
#>
#> Attaching package: 'imager'
#> The following object is masked from 'package:magrittr':
#>
#> add
#> The following object is masked from 'package:Rgram':
#>
#> grayscale
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
#>
#> convolve, spectrum
#> The following object is masked from 'package:graphics':
#>
#> frame
#> The following object is masked from 'package:base':
#>
#> save.image
library(png)


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by THE WASHINGTON TIMESANALYSIS/OPINION:
While there is some serious question about how we would pay for the Elizabeth Warren-proposed “Medicare for All” plan, another weakness in Ms. Warren’s plan should be self-evident. With no additional charges for medical-care usage, the number of individuals who previously chose or were forced by financial circumstances to avoid medical care will now be few in number. There will be an influx of such individuals into the current available medical facilities.
The obvious result will be the usual with “free stuff”: insufficient resources (in this case, medical facilities and doctors). The resultant necessary increased enrollment in medical and nursing schools will barely be handled by existing schools. Invariably, hospitals will be subject to more patients than they are equipped to handle.
The results of this plan will be catastrophic outside of the cost. Patients will have to stand in line for treatment because medical support will not be immediately available or forthcoming. Ms. Warren’s plan signals the demise of the superior medical treatment for which our nation is noted.
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The tokens component displays a series of specified objects for users to interact with. Users can navigate through the list of tokens and remove tokens from the list. The tokens component includes a message stream to place focus on tokens or remove tokens from the list.