Cardi B’s Daughter Kulture Is Her Mom’s Biggest Fan As She Dances To ‘Clout’
by Jamie SamhanCardi B and Offset’s daughter Kulture is a big fan of her parent’s music.
Fresh off the Grammy-nomination for their collaboration “Clout”, Cardi posted a video of Kulture, 16 months, dancing along to the song.
“Happy Friday!!! KK fav song got nominated.❤….She so New York but was born in Georgia,” the rapper captioned the clip.
The adorable little girl has always been a big fan of her mama’s music as Cardi has posted many videos of the toddler dancing along.
Perhaps one day fans will get to see a three-way collab between Cardi, Offset and Kulture when she grows up.


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Ed Sheeran breaks hiatus to appear in Tokyo with ONE OK ROCK
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Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran had a surprise performance with Japanese band ONE OK ROCK in their Tokyo gig earlier this week although he announced an eighteen-month hiatus from live gigs at the end of his ‘Divide’ tour in summer.
For several of the Asian dates on the ‘Divide’ tour, ONE OK ROCK supported Sheeran and now the singer of ‘Shape of You’ returned the favour at the Yokohama Arena.
Billboard reported that Taka, ONE OK ROCK’s frontman took Sheeran out on stage and the British singer played guitar on the band’s track ‘Wherever You Are’.
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Following that, they partnered up on a hit of Sheeran’s own, playing the 2017 hit ‘Shape of You’ before Sheeran leaving the stage.
This is not the first time Sheeran broke his self-imposed hiatus.
Sheeran sang ‘Beautiful People’ with Khalid in his O2 Arena show in September.
The singer have been named as the UK’s richest celebrity under 30 and his manager Stuart Camp is aware that Sheeran may be an ‘overkill’.
Camp said that he doesn’t want anybody to be bored with Sheeran and that if the singer is on top of the charts, they are possibly not.
He also added that Sheeran has been going at it for 10 years but no one seems to be sick of it yet.
He added: “We are very conscious of too much Ed Sheeran.”
Born Edward Christopher Sheeran on February 17, 1991, the British singer, songwriter, guitarist, record producer and actor released an independent play No.5 Collaborations Project in early 2011.
In September 2011, Sheeran released his debut album, + after signing with Asylum Records.
The album reached number one in UK, Australia and number five in the US. Since then, it is certified eight-times platinum in the UK.
The single ‘The A Team’ earned Sheeran the Ivor Novello Award for Best Song Musically and Lyrically.
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- CSS for the amazing style you see on each page
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What is Ryde?
Ryde is a car rental system built as a term project for CSCI 4300 Web Programming at the University of Georgia. We built Ryde to be an easy to use method to rent cars and rent out your cars.
What makes Ryde tick?
Why did you build Ryde?
Ryde was built with the intention to make renting cars easier and cheaper for renters, and to make money for people looking to rent their cars. It gives users a wide selection of vehicles to rent at a good cost and adds an untapped source of revenue for vehicle owners. It adds a factor of convenience beyond traditional means of car rental. It also helps renters and businesses by reducing the overhead cost of renting out cars traditionally making it cheaper to use Ryde for everyone.
Who built Ryde?
Ryde was made by Connor Kirk, Jay Porter, and Sahi Nimmakayalu.
Where can I use Ryde?
Ryde is currently only available for use in Athens, GA.
There is always the possibility of expansion!
How can I rent a car?
First, you must find a car that meets all of your qualifications. From the car view page, you can select the dates to book, and you finally enter in your payment information. The vehicle pickup/drop off location will be at The Varsity by default. There is always the possibility of making other arrangements with the owner.


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Happy Autumn!
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I am excited for the upcoming year. I hope to learn html using Codecademy and make an app. Last year for my final project, I made a dictionary. Originally, I wanted to make a program that allowed the user to communicate with the computer through a chat. The user would type in something, and the computer would respond. The goal of this was so that people would be able to practice learning a new language if they did not have someone at home speaking to them. This year I plan to take my work from last year and build on it. I want to accomplish my original goal and hope to make the project into an app.
I've been doing the Codecademy course. I just finished the part of the course and I am moving on to the another part.
I was trying to do a part of the Codecademy course but it wouldn't let me press next. I checked my work alongside what it was asking me to do, but I couldn't find what I was doing wrong.
After many attempts I decided to press the "get unstuck" button and was able to move on to the next part of the course.
I learned a lot so far! I can now add links to other pages and make them open in a new window using targets and anchors. I learned how to use images as a link too. I want to learn how to use make the images I have locally on my computer links too which is my next step. I currently have the link to get back to my main page as a text link which I want to change. I'm going to email Mr. Golanka and see if he knows how to do that so my part of the website fits my style more. I also don't like how the font looks either so I'm going learn how to change the font. I think it would be cool to change the entire background color as well as the color of my text (I want to make the text white).
I finished the HTML course on codecademy! I'm starting to work on the CSS course now. There are a total of 8 lessons (each with many sections). I plan to complete one or two lessons by next week and have the course finished by the end of the month! I'm going to try and add things I learn from the course as I go along. I might make a page with all the versions of my pages (probably screenshots) so I can see how much it improves. I'm looking forward to partnering with Goodnews at the end of the month to build on our project from last year!
I started the CSS course now! I learned about how to change the fonts specifically the color, size, and type. By the end of this week I plan to have 2-3 of the lessons done.
I am on part 12 of the 16 part CSS course. I should be done with the entire course either by this weekend or the start of next week!


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Concept / Topic To Teach:
Web applications frequently provide their users the ability to retrieve a forgotten password. Unfortunately, many web applications fail to implement the mechanism properly. The information required to verify the identity of the user is often overly simplistic.General Goal(s):
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Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.


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Information on Coronavirus (COVID-19)
On Tuesday, March 31, 2020 at 11:32 a.m. (ChST), Guam’s second COVID-19-related death occurred at the Guam Memorial Hospital (GMH). The patient presented at the Guam Regional Medical City (GRMC) on March 24, 2020 and was transferred to GMH where he remained in isolation throughout the week.
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) tested 20 individuals for COVID-19 on Monday, March 30, 2020 with conclusive results. Two (2) tested positive through DPHSS and 18 tested negative for SARS-CoV-2. The DPHSS overall count also includes two positive cases that were tested by the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC) in San Diego. Additional results will be provided later this evening once today’s test results are finalized.
The Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) has released its second set of guidance, what is referred to as Volume 2, in the DRT COVID-19 Services Series due to Executive Order No. 2020-04, Relative to Responding to Confirmed Cases of Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), which declared a public health emergency in the island of Guam. This guidance is updated to reflect any changes which would be required due to the issuance of Executive Orders 2020-05, and 2020-06, Relative to the Creation of COVID-19 Unified Response Effort ("CURE") Action Team and Extension of Social Isolation Mandates.
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) tested 20 individuals for COVID-19 on Monday, March 30, 2020 with conclusive results. Two (2) tested positive through DPHSS and 18 tested negative for SARS-CoV-2. The DPHSS overall count also includes two (2) positive cases that were tested by the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC) in San Diego.
The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) announced the launch of their website to support distance/online learning during this period of school closures.
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) tested 23 individuals for COVID-19 on Sunday, March 29, 2020 with conclusive results. One (1) tested positive through DPHSS and 22 tested negative for SARS-CoV-2. The DPHSS overall count also includes two positive cases that were tested by the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC) in San Diego. Additional results will be provided later this evening once today’s test results are finalized.
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) tested 23 individuals for COVID-19 on Sunday, March 29, 2020 with conclusive results. One (1) tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and 22 tested negative for SARS-CoV-2.
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) tested 18 individuals for COVID-19 on Saturday, March 28, 2020 with conclusive results. Four (4) tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and 14 tested negative for SARS-CoV-2.
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) tested 40 individuals for COVID-19 on Friday, March 27, 2020 with conclusive results. Four (4) tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and 36 tested negative for SARS-CoV-2.
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Just do the right thing!
Vote for equality!
FAQ
- I'm confused about this "do the right thing" thing.
- Try it and you'll see how good it feels! It really works! 😍
- I'd vote yes, but I'm thinking of boycotting in order to ... reasons.
- Boycotting is not the right thing. Vote! 👍
- I heard this will lead to people being able to marry the Sydney Harbour Bridge? 🌉
- The bridge isn't interested in you, we checked. But Sidney should be able to marry Bridget. 👭
- The postal plebiscite is a referendum on freedom of speech and who decides what our children can be taught in schools.
- That's not a question. Also it's a non-binding, non-compulsory survey. 📝


While the carbon footprint encourages individuals to make change in their own lives, other solutions focus on making broader change across entire countries or across the world. For example, another way to reduce emissions from livestock production would be to increases taxes and fees on meat production, encouraging people to eat less. The most effective ways to reduce emissions from driving - estimated to make up 25% of US emissions [<IP_ADDRESS>] include requiring cars to have higher gas mileage, increasing the cost of gasoline, and developing better public transit.
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Patriot Games (1992)
Grade: 44
"Patriot Games" has a lot of action and high-powered stars, but the usual problems of unlikely plot and character development turn this would-be thriller into a disappointment.
The film stars Harrison Ford as Jack Ryan, a tourist in England who interferes with a IRA terrorist act. The terrorist escapes imprisonment and keeps coming after Ford and his family. Meanwhile, Ford returns to work for the CIA to fight the IRA renegades.
Ford's wife is played by Anne Archer. They have a preteen daughter Sally. Ford is the perfect father and husband, Archer the perfect wife and mother, and Sally is the perfect daughter. Even their professions stretch belief, as Ford is both a former Marine Lieutenant and CIA operative, and Archer is a surgeon who wears heavy eye makeup while performing operations.
 Unarmed Ford tackles and kills one of them, while the other is taken prisoner. The prisoner is notorious IRA terrorist Sean Miller. Ford testifies against Miller in a trial that apparently takes place very shortly and soon thereafter. Ford returns to the states, but Miller escapes. Forgetting his cause, he becomes obsessed with getting revenge on Ford and his family.
This obsession increasing loses credibility almost as much as Ford's heroic actions protecting himself and family. The finale has Ford chased by Miller in speedboats (fortunate to the plot that wife and daughter has been already rescued, and that there are two speedboats waiting at the shore to be taken). Miller is a trained terrorist who has a machine gun, while Ford only has his wits. All I can say is that IRA hitmen need plenty more target practice.
This adaptation of a Tom Clancy novel has something in common with another adaptation, "The Hunt for Red October". James Earl Jones plays a top U.S. agent in both films, essentially the same character, and even delivers a similar line in both films to the hero: "Have you slept any lately?"
"Patriot Games" tries to create tension with the constant placing of Ford and his family in jeopardy, but the certainty of a happy ending and the shallowness of the villian characters causes only mild annoyance.
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PM: No need to resort to violence to discipline children
PRIME Minister Andrew Holnes says there are far more effective ways of modifying behaviour and ensuring discipline, other than using violence.
“More parents understand that they don't have to beat their children, for their children to come out to something. More teachers understand that they don't have to use the strap to get their classroom to be settled,” Holness said.
He was addressing a special parliamentary session on violence against children, held at Gordon House on Tuesday.
“Our police force understands that the era of using violence and extrajudicial methods will not be tolerated by the Government, by the people, by our courts. This still has a far way to go for it to become entrenched in our people, that they reject the use of violence,” he added.
Holness said that Tuesday's launch of the national plan of action for an integrated response to children and violence will be used as a framework to create a violence-free society.
The prime minister said there is need for enlightened political action to call out violence against the nation's children…“whether it is violence that is used with the excuse that it is for discipline, it is for behaviour modification, [or] it is for your best interest”.
Students were given the opportunity to express themselves on the issue of violence to the nation's leaders, raise public awareness of the National Plan of Action for an Integrated Response to Children and Violence and call for its urgent implementation.
The session was organised by United Nations Children's Fund, Jamaica, in collaboration with the Office of the Children's Advocate and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information.
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#Open Source Technologies
Before we begin our quest about Open Source Technology, We proudly claim that we are also using another form of Open Source platform “github” to present you this meaningful article and even this entire Blogging Platform(Websie).
The very first impression we get when we talk about the term “Open Source” is, something available free and for all. However, it’s beyond that. This term originated in context of software development and about being open to ideas and implementing them. In simple word we can say, it’s your technology that work for you, open source programs are generally free or very low cost and are developed by teams of people or volunteers like you!
History & Philosophy of Open Source
Initially, in the 1950s the software developed by programmers, developers and computer scientist were freely shared. However, soon the computing system became more complex and capable that increased the software development cost and in late 1960s, computer hardware companies started charging for the softwares that were bundled with their products.
Many technology leaders started opposing the ever-increasing cost of software development as it’s was obvious that commercial companies were intentionally overcharging against ethics. The free software movement was launched in 1983. In the year 1991 the popular and powerful operating system that we know and use today “LINUX” emerged under GNU Public License. The term “Open Source software’ was coined after Netscape finally released the source code of its front line, advance web-browser in 1998. But, open source is really not about getting a great software for free, its true power lies in the philosophy behind it- “Collaboration or Working Together”.
Open Source Technologies Around us
We easily get carried away with the success story and huge profits growth of Technology giants like Microsoft, Apple, IBM, google to name a few. But, do you know ?
✔ Over 60 percent of higher education institutions use open source solutions.
✔ Over 76 percent of developers had used open source technology at some point of time.
✔ Any website you use these days will be running on Linux.
✔ 30 percent of internet is powered by open source technology “WordPress”
✔ A lot of corporate giants make use of Linux and other open source software solutions.
If you would check our “Blog List”, you would be surprised to know that every leading technology belongs to Open Source, be it “Android”, “PHP” CMS Platforms - Django, WordPress, Drupal, Joomla” etc.
Why we should choose open source?
Today, most of the software we use are commercially licensed. Technology giants hire the expert developers who design, write, fix, upgrade and does everything required, but has no ownership on that software or project he worked upon. Whatever the developer or programmer accomplished belongs to software company who hired them. However, under open source, you are the owner and has every rights to modify, rewrite and distribute the software. That is real freedom, isn’t it?
Let’s quickly go through few points to understand why Open source is the Future?
✔ Secure: Since the code is public and user or community can easily figure out the vulnerabilities and address them, unlike the proprietary/paid softwares, you need to rely on the vendors to deal(i.e Windows bug/loop-hole fix).
✔ Lower Cost: Companies like Google, IBM, Amazon, Flipkart, Uber etc, are a huge success because they rely on Open Source.
✔ Flexible: You don’t have to upgrade and change the hardware version unlike paid softwares(Windows XP/7 to Win10).
✔ Ownership / Customisable: You own the software and can customize it according to your personal/business requirements.
✔ Extensive support: You get continuous support from global communities, which actively participate in open source and are expert in software you are using. Companies get paid support if they need extra assurance at way less than proprietary vendors charge.
If you want to know more about the legend (“Linus Torvalds - The mind behind Linux”) who made the open source popular and available for all. We promise, you would get positive inspiration from this humble man.
Best Open Source Projects
We don’t feel stretching this article too long for nothing. The image below has the list of almost all popular open source softwares/projects that we might have heard or used at some point of time, or you might be reading this article on one of these open source platform.
Closing Thoughts
We honestly feel that open source is not just a low cost, secure and powerful alternative for your business or personal use, but it empowers you understand, what you have and what you can make out of it. To conclude, we can quote the genius himself.
"In real open source, you have the right to control your own destiny. - Linus Torvalds"
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THE MIGHTY (Miramax) Starring: Kieran Culkin, Elden Henson, Sharon Stone, Gena Rowlands, Harry Dean Stanton, Gillian Anderson, James Gandolfini. Screenplay: Charles Leavitt, based on the novel _Freak the Mighty_ by Rodman Philbrick. Producers: Jane Startz and Simon Fields. Director: Peter Chelsom. MPAA Rating: PG (mild profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 95 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
The recent release SIMON BIRCH, based on a best-selling novel, told the story of two boys who formed a close friendship. Both outcasts in their community, they shared many adventures, some humorous and some serious. The resulting film was mawkish and erratic, sacrificing strong and consistent characterizations for cheap slapstick and even cheaper melodrama.
I love the cosmic symmetry that allows me to point out exactly what's right about one film because of what went wrong in another. THE MIGHTY is also based on a best-selling novel, and also tells the story of two young boys who form a close frienship. Both outcasts in their community, they share many adventures, some humorous and some serious. Yet THE MIGHTY is superior to SIMON BIRCH in almost every way. It's a family film about triumph over adversity that earns honest emotional response.
Rodman Philbrick's popular young adult novel _Freak the Mighty_ inspired this tale of two Cincinnati middle-schoolers coping with difficult circumstances. Max Kane (Elden Henson) is an academically- challenged giant of a lad, troubled by taunting classmates and a family tragedy which has forced him to live with his grandparents (Gena Rowlands and Harry Dean Stanton). His new next-door neighbors are single mom Gwendolyn Dillon (Sharon Stone) and her son Kevin (Kieran Culkin), a sharp-witted genius afflicted with a crippling genetic disease. Gradually, the two come to realize they have much to offer one another. While Kevin tutors Max in reading and becomes his inspirational voice, Max literally carries Kevin on his shoulders to become his legs. Together, they become a formidable force, a justice-seeking two-headed knight Kevin dubs Freak the Mighty.
You might expect THE MIGHTY to be just a glorified "Afterschool Special," unless you knew the work of director Peter Chelsom. The auteur behind the eccentric gems HEAR MY SONG and FUNNY BONES gives the story a fantastic flair, with images of the symbiotic duo crossing swords with enemies in their flights of fancy. Even the scenes clearly designed to draw cheers, including a gym class basketball game, somehow seem too surreal to be manipulative. THE MIGHTY has more than its share of messages, yet it rarely feels like a "message movie." It has more than its share of shifts in tone, yet it rarely feels inconsistent.
Give credit both to Chelsom and to his two young leads, who deliver a pair of superb performances. Kieran Culkin (yes, _his_ younger brother) finds the fine line between intelligent and obnoxious -- a line most young actors trample into dust -- to make Kevin an appealing protagonist. Elden Henson, however, provides the film's real emotional core as the deeply troubled Max. There's not a false note to be found, from his early scenes as surly introvert to his later fierce devotion to Kevin. Culkin and Henson share a casual chemistry even when they're exchanging deep thoughts, preventing the flashing red "lesson" light to go on during their scenes together. Ably assisted by restrained, dignified supporting turns from Stone, Rowlands and Stanton, Culkin and Henson create a solid dramatic foundation.
THE MIGHTY only gets clumsy when James Gandolfini shows up as Max's bad-news father. The sub-plot's darker tone, involving murder and kidnapping, are challenging enough to fit into a family film without Gandolfini playing the role as a leering monster. That's aside from Gillian Anderson's look-at-me-I'm-versatile turn as a good-hearted girl from the wrong side of the tracks (or perhaps a Tennessee Williams play). Yet even then Chelsom rallies to give us a potent climax without an ounce of fat. The power of the story, and its convincing bonds of friendship, make teary-eyed actors and sweeping musical cues utterly unnecessary. SIMON BIRCH's hystrionics bullied viewers into caring about two young friends. THE MIGHTY builds two characters worth caring about.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 freak shows: 8.
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My advice: don’t! Don’t get me wrong, London is wonderful place, it is the centre of the universe, it is the most cosmopolitan and interesting city in the world (sorry New York). It has the most things to do anywhere on the planet. You could live in London your entire life and never see or do everything there is to see or do. It is the Silicon Valley of Europe. It’s also the banking capital of Europe. And it’s also... read
So if you’ve ever used a Tap Gesture on a whole ViewController only to find that it interferes with a TableView and now you can’t select any rows, you know how it can be a pain. The good news is that there is a really simple way to fix it. You don’t need to create any weird invisble views, etc. Just add this bit of code in viewDidLoad: tap.cancelsTouchesInView
I’m sure you’ve seen lots of different ways of closing the keyboard in iOS. One of the most popular ones seems to be to resign the first responder. And that one’s fine. But the one I like the most and I think is the simplest is to just force an end editing like so: view.endEditing(true) Put it into a function and call it from multiple places in your ViewController:
So what’s a guy to do when Rdio shuts down?  What alternatives are out there? If you’re lucky to live in a country where Pandora is available, then that’s probably your first option. Not because Pandora is any good, but because they bought the last assets Rdio had to offer. If it’s not available then there’s Spotify. But I don’t really like it. The interface sucks,... read
TL;DR Version Q.  A. No. They’re not. Q. Does wheel size actually make a difference in how the bike handles? A. Yes it does. Q. But how? A. Read on.  That’s 31 years ago. Back then there was only 1 type of bike, the ol’ banana-seat bike: read
Who knew? I’ve written disparagingly about Swift in the past, but as I dig deeper and deeper into the language, and with the new 2.0 version just out, I’ve come to like it more and more. Closures Something that is really cool are closures. Closures are like mini functions that get passed as a parameter to another function. Yeah, sounds weird, I know but they’re great. They’re called lambdas in Ruby and you use them all the... read
I’m an old Apple fan boy, but I don’t like the Apple Watch, I don’t own one and don’t want to own one. I think it’s a gimmick. What good is a timepiece that can’t fulfill its one, major, function: telling time, half the time?  I think it’s safe to say that anyone obsessed with technology, as I am, will also be obsessed with things like To Do apps since they represent the epitome of technology’s promise: to make our lives easier. Now, I’m not talking about a grocery list in a table view, that’s easy to do, you can whip one up in a number of programming environments with not too much effort,... read
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Returns CheckpointReader
for checkpoint found in ckpt_dir_or_file
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tf.compat.v1.train.load_checkpoint
tf.compat.v2.train.load_checkpoint
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If ckpt_dir_or_file
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file.CheckpointReader
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Before Change
advantage = []
logger.debug3(f"Raw rewards: {raw_rewards}")
for epi_rewards in raw_rewards:
rewards = []
big_r = 0
for r in epi_rewards[::-1]:
big_r = r + self.gamma * big_r
rewards.insert(0, big_r)
After Change
logger.debug3(f"Raw rewards: {raw_rewards}")
for epi_rewards in raw_rewards:
big_r = 0
T = len(epi_rewards)
returns = np.empty(T, "float32")
for t in reversed(range(T)):
big_r = epi_rewards[t] + self.gamma * big_r
returns[t] = big_r
logger.debug3(f"Rewards: {returns}")
returns = (returns - returns.mean()) / (returns.std() + 1e-08)
returns = torch.from_numpy(returns)
logger.debug3(f"Normalized returns: {returns}")


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RETURN OF THE KILLER TOMATOES: THE SEQUEL A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1992 Ken Johnson
This review is part two of a series which, in order, includes ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES, RETURN OF THE KILLER TOMATOES: THE SEQUEL, and KILLER TOMATOES STRIKE BACK!.
98 min., PG, Comedy, 1988 Director: John De Bello Cast: Anthony Starke, George Clooney, Karen Mistal, Steve Lundquist, Charlie Jones, John Astin, "Rock" Peace, Frank Davis, Ian Hutton, John De Bello
The tomato war is over and now tomatoes are illegal in the United States. Many young people smuggle tomatoes into the States because they don't know the dangerous side to tomatoes. Anthony Starke is a pizza delivery boy, who creates and delivers pizzas that contain no tomatoes. Evil doctor Gangrene, John Astin, is trying to make human soldiers from tomatoes that will rule the world. Beautiful Karen Mistal and Fuzzy Tomato, a mutant tomato that has hair, escape from Austin's laboratory and they go to Starke for help. Starke and George Clooney, his friend, have to stop Astin and his evil scheme.
RETURN OF THE KILLER TOMATOES: THE SEQUEL is the sequel (surprise! surprise!) to the horrible film ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES. It is followed by the pitiful film KILLER TOMATOES STRIKE BACK! Actually RETURN OF THE KILLER TOMATOES is not really a true sequel to ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES!, but instead makes fun of ATTACK and B movies in general. On a scale of zero to five, I give RETURN OF THE KILLER TOMATOES a four. RETURN OF THE KILLER TOMATOES is rated PG for adult situations and brief female nudity.
The acting in this film is much better than in the first one. John Astin, of the television show "The Addams Family" (not the movie), gives a great performance as the evil doctor. As well as being sinister, Astin makes his character amusing. Karen Mistal, CANNIBAL WOMEN IN THE AVOCADO JUNGLE OF DEATH (despite its title, a very good film), is beautiful and a great actress. She does a great job in her role, though some people may say an actor or actress in a B movie can't do a great job. FT (Fuzzy Tomato), no matter how unrealistic, is, just possibly, the best part of this film. The worst actor in the film is "Rock" Peace. His performance makes me wonder how he ever got a role in this series.
The film does a great job of making fun of B movies. Some of the best parts were about running out of money and commercial placement. The film also does a great job of making fun of ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES, but those jokes will probably only be caught by people who have seen the original film. I highly recommend this film to any B movie fan or movie buff (whether you liked ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES or not).
One last note, sadly one of the few funny gags from ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES, the carrot joke, is re-used at the end of this film, making it no longer funny. I wish John De Bello had left it out of this one.
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Issue #48 - 2012-06-25 - French workshop in 4 days and fund-raising for a Dancer project
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After a long time, I finally wrote a new blog entry on my site. It is still only a meta-article about writing articles, but I think I am on the right track. Be prepared for more articles from me!
This issue is still full of links to YAPC::NA related articles. People are still writing their reports. The more the better! Other people take notice if there are many articles. If you have not written yours yet, go ahead and do so! The official videos have also started to appear on YouTube. I have already watched three.
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Perl White Camel 2012 awards announced
At YAPC::NA, David H. Adler (DHA) announced the names of the 2012 White Camel award recipients: Renee Baecker, Jim Keenan and Breno G. de Oliveira (aka garu). Please congratulate them!
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Promoting Perl to Dissimilar Users
YAPC::NA was opened by the keynote of Michael Schwern talking about the lack of diversity in the Perl community. Especially among those who attend Perl workshops and conferences. chromatic is taking the point to the technical direction, and suggests we should make Perl easier for those who don't look like us.
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Marpa & customizing the Ruby Slippers
Jeffrey Kegler has released Marpa::R2, and I am wondering when D2 will be added. Anyway, what I really like is the 'situational awareness' that helps providing better error messages for when the parsing fails. That's actually one of the major issues I see with regexes: how do you know why it has not matched. This might be a better solution.
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Sqitch: Rename Step Objects and the SQL Directory?
One of the easiest refactoring steps is renaming a variable or a subroutine. They are technically easy but mentally? How can you come up with a name that better describes some entity or some process in your application? That's the underlying problem David E. Wheeler faces this week.
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One of my most used and least understood perl snippets
Manfred B. Perl shows a snippet to remove leading and trailing white spaces that generated 12 comments! Last time I saw a question about this there were - I think - over 50 comment on LinkedIN. I think perl needs to have a trim function to eliminate all these repeated bike sheddings. (Actually the code in this blog is similar to what I show in class to point out why I prefer to use 2 simple regexes instead of one complex, and incorrect one.)
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brian d foy got a few more copies of the Programming Perl book he wants to give away. This time, instead of asking for a post-card he asks for a donation to a charity of his choice.
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Controlling Firefox from Perl with MozRepl
Elizabeth Cortell or zrusilla, who is also known as Perlgerl wrote her first program using AnyEvent and Coro. Not only that, she was also driving a Firefox using Perl. All that with some example code.
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Damien 'dams' Krotkine has not been blogging a lot lately, but this is a very nice way to show how colorful the community of Dancer developers is.
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Joel Berger has spent most of his time preparing his talks at YAPC::NA but apparently Alien::Base is already in a pre-alpha status. It has not seen a 0.001 release, but you could already start playing with it. On both Linux and Windows. Mac still has some issues.
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One of the problems Joel Berger sees with Mathematica is the lack of a good programming language around it. He is trying to make it easier for people to convert to using Perl via a command line interface.
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Jonathan Houge from Columbus.pm is trying to implement an idea of pastor Sandy Brown to make it easier to help people in need. Regardless of our religious affiliation (or not) this sounds like a nice idea. They are trying to rais some funds, so they can work on the project. Besides the fact that this is nice idea, Jon has also told me he is planning to use Dancer for this project and teach the other two developers - who are Ruby developers - to use Dancer. It is up to your consideration if you'd like to help them get funded. I put down some money.
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scrottie is not a regular Perl blogger, so it was especially nice to see his writing about YAPC. I only wish he added a few more links to YAPC, some talks, and the people he mentioned. That makes it easier for the readers to further research, and makes search engines happier.
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Andy Lester (petdance) has also described his experience on the Perl Buzz web site. He gave a very nice lightning talk about Ack 2, and then uploaded the first alpha version of it. In this post, Andy describes the talks he attended in great detail. Very useful for people who could not attend them or who could, but need a reminder.
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Apparently, Sinan Unur was not all that happy with the opening talk of Schwern. I liked what and how Schwern said and have not thought of this aspect. That's why I am happy to be around people who can see way more than I do.
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public class TransactionReaper extends java.lang.Object
Class to record transactions with non-zero timeout values, and class to implement a transaction reaper thread which terminates these transactions once their timeout elapses.- Since:
- JTS 1.0.
- Version:
- $Id: TransactionReaper.java 2342 2006-03-30 13:06:17Z $
- Author:
- Mark Little<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static long
defaultCancelFailWaitPeriod
static long
defaultCancelWaitPeriod
static long
defaultCheckPeriod
static long
defaultTracePeriod
static long
defaultUntracedPeriod
static int
defaultZombieMax
static java.lang.String
DYNAMIC
static java.lang.String
NORMAL
static java.lang.String
PERIODIC
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
addListener(ReaperMonitor listener)
void
check()
process all entries in the timeout queue which have expired.long
checkingPeriod()
void
doWork()
long
getRemainingTimeoutMills(java.lang.Object control)
Given the transaction instance, this will return the time left before the transaction is automatically rolled back if it has not been terminated.int
getTimeout(java.lang.Object control)
Given a Control, return the associated timeout, or 0 if we do not know about it.void
insert(Reapable control, int timeout)
timeout is given in seconds, but we work in milliseconds.static void
instantiate()
Currently we let the reaper thread run at same priority as other threads.static boolean
isDynamic()
long
numberOfTimeouts()
Return the number of timeouts registered.long
numberOfTransactions()
void
remove(java.lang.Object control)
boolean
removeListener(ReaperMonitor listener)
static void
terminate(boolean waitForTransactions)
Terminate the transaction reaper.static long
transactionLifetime()
static TransactionReaper
transactionReaper()
Starting with 4.8, this method will always return an instance, will never return null.void
waitForWork()
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Field Detail
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NORMAL
public static final java.lang.String NORMAL
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- Constant Field Values
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DYNAMIC
public static final java.lang.String DYNAMIC
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PERIODIC
public static final java.lang.String PERIODIC
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defaultCheckPeriod
public static final long defaultCheckPeriod
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defaultCancelWaitPeriod
public static final long defaultCancelWaitPeriod
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defaultCancelFailWaitPeriod
public static final long defaultCancelFailWaitPeriod
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defaultUntracedPeriod
public static final long defaultUntracedPeriod
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defaultTracePeriod
public static final long defaultTracePeriod
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defaultZombieMax
public static final int defaultZombieMax
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checkingPeriod
public final long checkingPeriod()
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check
public final void check()
process all entries in the timeout queue which have expired. entries for newly expired transactions are passed to a worker thread for cancellation and requeued for subsequent progress checks. the worker is given a kick if such checks find it is wedged. Timeout is given in milliseconds. Runs on the ReaperThread
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waitForWork
public final void waitForWork()
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doWork
public final void doWork()
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numberOfTransactions
public final long numberOfTransactions()
- Returns:
- the number of items in the reaper's list.
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- JTS 2.2. Note: this is a) expensive and b) an approximation. Should be called only by test code.
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numberOfTimeouts
public final long numberOfTimeouts()
Return the number of timeouts registered. Note: this is a) expensive and b) an approximation. Should be called only by test code.- Returns:
- The number of timeouts registered.
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addListener
public final void addListener(ReaperMonitor listener)
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removeListener
public final boolean removeListener(ReaperMonitor listener)
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insert
public final void insert(Reapable control, int timeout)
timeout is given in seconds, but we work in milliseconds. Attempting to insert an element that is already present is an error (IllegalStateException)
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remove
public final void remove(java.lang.Object control)
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getRemainingTimeoutMills
public final long getRemainingTimeoutMills(java.lang.Object control)
Given the transaction instance, this will return the time left before the transaction is automatically rolled back if it has not been terminated.- Parameters:
control
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- the remaining time in milliseconds.
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getTimeout
public final int getTimeout(java.lang.Object control)
Given a Control, return the associated timeout, or 0 if we do not know about it. Return in seconds! Takes an Object because TransactionFactoryImple.getTransactionInfo and ArjunaTransactionImple.propagationContext use it and don't have a Reapable.
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instantiate
public static void instantiate()
Currently we let the reaper thread run at same priority as other threads. Could get priority from environment.
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transactionReaper
public static TransactionReaper transactionReaper()
Starting with 4.8, this method will always return an instance, will never return null. This causes the reaper to be instantiated unnecessarily in some cases, but that's cheaper than the alternatives.- Returns:
- a TransactionReaper singleton.
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terminate
public static void terminate(boolean waitForTransactions)
Terminate the transaction reaper. This is a synchronous operation and will only return once the reaper has been shutdown cleanly. Note, this method assumes that the transaction system has been shutdown already so no new transactions can be created, or we could be here for a long time!- Parameters:
waitForTransactions
- iftrue
then the reaper will wait until all transactions have terminated (or been terminated by it). Iffalse
then the reaper will call setRollbackOnly on all the transactions.
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isDynamic
public static boolean isDynamic()
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transactionLifetime
public static long transactionLifetime()
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Structures¶
The Structure
object is a collection of atoms in a periodic box. The mandatory inputs are the cell vectors of the box and the chemical species and Cartesian coordinates of the atoms. The atoms are automatically folded back into the primary cell, so the input coordinates don’t need to lie inside the box. Energy, force, and stress information can be provided for training machine learned force fields.
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flare.struc.
Structure
(cell, species, positions, mass_dict=None, prev_positions=None, species_labels=None)¶ Contains information about a structure of atoms, including the periodic cell boundaries and atomic species and coordinates.
Parameters: - cell (np.ndarray) – 3x3 array whose rows are the Bravais lattice vectors of the cell.
- species (List) – List of atomic species, which are represented either as integers or chemical symbols.
- positions (np.ndarray) – Nx3 array of atomic coordinates.
- mass_dict (dict) – Dictionary of atomic masses used in MD simulations.
- prev_positions (np.ndarray) – Nx3 array of previous atomic coordinates used in MD simulations.
- species_labels (List[str]) – List of chemical symbols. Used in the output file of on-the-fly runs.
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as_dict
()¶ Returns structure as a dictionary for serialization purposes.
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from_pmg_structure
(structure)¶ Returns Pymatgen structure as FLARE structure.
Parameters: structure – Pymatgen structure Returns: FLARE Structure
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get_cell_dot
()¶ Compute 3x3 array of dot products of cell vectors used to fold atoms back to the unit cell.
Returns: 3x3 array of cell vector dot products. Return type: np.ndarray
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indices_of_specie
(specie: int)¶ Return the indicies of a given species.
Parameters: specie – Returns:
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raw_to_relative
(positions, cell_transpose, cell_dot_inverse)¶ Convert Cartesian coordinates to relative coordinates expressed in terms of the cell vectors.
Parameters: - positions (np.ndarray) – Cartesian coordinates.
- cell_transpose (np.ndarray) – Transpose of the cell array.
- cell_dot_inverse (np.ndarray) – Inverse of the array of dot products of cell vectors.
Returns: Relative positions.
Return type: np.ndarray
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to_pmg_structure
()¶ Returns FLARE structure as a pymatgen structure.
Returns: Pymatgen structure corresponding to current FLARE structure


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QSqlQuery wrapper for non-select query results reading.
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#include <EasyQtSql.h>
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QSqlQuery wrapper for non-select query results reading.
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Returns error information about the last error (if any) that occurred with this query.
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| BaseCalendarEvent () | |
| BaseCalendarEvent (DateTime sdate, string loc, string desc, string ty, string tip, string cssClass, string cssStyle) | |
Protected Attributes | |
| string | m_location = null |
| string | m_description = null |
| string | m_type = "event" |
| string | m_tooltip = null |
| string | m_cssClass = null |
| string | m_cssStyle = null |
| DateTime | m_startDate = DateTime.MinValue |
| DateTime | m_endDate = DateTime.MinValue |
Properties | |
| string | Location [get, set] |
| Specifies the physical location the event takes place at. Currently, the calendar control will only use this for the tooltip if the Tooltip property isnt specified. | |
| string | Description [get, set] |
| Specifies a basic description of the event. Currently, the calendar control will only use this for the tooltip if the Tooltip property isnt specified. | |
| DateTime | StartDate [get, set] |
| DateTime | EndDate [get, set] |
| string | EventType [get, set] |
| Currently, only "event" and "disabled" can be specified. Disabled events cannot be selected in the calendar control by the user. Both standard and disabled events can control their css and tooltip with the other properties of this class. | |
| string | Tooltip [get, set] |
| The specific tooltip to use for the event. If not specified, the calendar will use the Location and Description properties for the day's tooltip. If those are not specified, then the tooltip will be the given date. | |
| string | CssClass [get, set] |
| The CSS class name to use for the day. | |
| string | CssStyle [get, set] |
| Provides the specific css style information to use on the anchor element for the given date. |
| Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.BaseCalendarEvent | ( | ) |
| Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.BaseCalendarEvent | ( | DateTime | sdate, | |
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string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.m_location = null [protected] |
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.m_description = null [protected] |
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.m_type = "event" [protected] |
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.m_tooltip = null [protected] |
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.m_cssClass = null [protected] |
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.m_cssStyle = null [protected] |
DateTime Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.m_startDate = DateTime.MinValue [protected] |
DateTime Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.m_endDate = DateTime.MinValue [protected] |
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.Location [get, set] |
Specifies the physical location the event takes place at. Currently, the calendar control will only use this for the tooltip if the Tooltip property isnt specified.
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.Description [get, set] |
Specifies a basic description of the event. Currently, the calendar control will only use this for the tooltip if the Tooltip property isnt specified.
DateTime Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.StartDate [get, set] |
DateTime Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.EndDate [get, set] |
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.EventType [get, set] |
Currently, only "event" and "disabled" can be specified. Disabled events cannot be selected in the calendar control by the user. Both standard and disabled events can control their css and tooltip with the other properties of this class.
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.Tooltip [get, set] |
The specific tooltip to use for the event. If not specified, the calendar will use the Location and Description properties for the day's tooltip. If those are not specified, then the tooltip will be the given date.
string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.CssClass [get, set] |
The CSS class name to use for the day.
Because events are represented as an html anchor, the name specified here are just the simple class name, but the CSS definition of the class needs to be very specific to the theme being used by the control. For example, if you specify the CssClass
CalEvent_Birthday
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string Nitobi.BaseCalendarEvent.CssStyle [get, set] |
Provides the specific css style information to use on the anchor element for the given date.
If you dont want to deal with the complexities of using CSS class names and having to provide class names for each nitobi theme you want to use, specifing style information here will override everything provided in the CSS class definitions.


The upcoming Sterling 1.1 is now available to demo! This release will introduce the script view, which allows you to develop custom visualization scripts for your instances. Head to the demo page to try out a few sample scripts or try uploading your own instance so that you can write your own.
How to use the Demo Script View
The Sterling 1.1 demo comes preloaded with some example instances and scripts to demonstrate how custom visualizations are generated. The one to the right shows an instance of the dining philosophers problem. To run a demo script, follow these steps:
- Open the demo.
- Open an example instance by clicking the green Open button at the top right. It looks like this:
- Go to the Script View by clicking the Script button in the top navigation bar. The script view contains a script editor on the left and a rendering stage on the right, like you see in the image to the right.
- Execute the preloaded script by clicking the Execute button at the top of the script editor, it looks like this:
- Some instances, like the dining philosophers one, come from stateful models. After executing the script you can use the left and right arrow buttons located at the top-right of the rendering stage to explore how the state changes through time. These buttons look like this:


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WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 16, 2019 8:00 AM
FOR:
Coleman, Kevin (also providing written testimony) (Self; AEG, Texas Geoscience
Council), Cedar hill, TX
Lee-Brand, Beronica (Self), Leander, TX
Mace, Robert (Self), Austin, TX
Oliver, Wade Professional Geoscientist (Self), Sugar Land, TX
AGAINST:
Ginn, Vance PhD Senior Economist (Texas Public Policy Foundation), Austin, TX
Linton, Keith (also providing written testimony) (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Panju, Arif Managing Attorney (Institute for Justice), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
MacDougal, Vanessa Ms (Self), Austin, TX
McCoy, Wesley Enforcement Coordinator (Self; Texas Board of Professional
Geoscientists), Austin, TX
Webb, Dale (Self), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Vaughan, Ashley (Self), Austin, TX
ON:
Constantino, Morgan Staff Attorney (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
Truan, Rene David Mr. (Tx Board of Professional Geoscientists), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Stevens, Bill Consultant (Texas Alliance of Energy Producers), Austin, TX
FOR:
Farr, Andrea (Self; Texas Association of Pawnbrokers), Leander, TX
ON:
Pettijohn, Leslie Commissioner (Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Baddour, Ann (Texas Appleseed), Austin, TX
Blaylock, Bradley (Self; Texas association of pawnbrokers), Marble falls, TX
Bogar, Fred (Self; Texas Association of Pawnbrokers), Texas City, TX
Bonds, Jackie (Self; Tx association of pawnbrokers), Leonard, TX
Hefley, Joel (Self; Texas association of pawnbrokers), Devine, TX
Howden, Robert (Texas Consumer Finance Asociation), Austin, TX
Naylor, Boyd (Self; TAP), San Antonio, TX
Polan, Deborah Attorney (Texas consumer credit coalition), Austin, TX
Scurlock, Stephen (Independent Bankers Association of Texas), Austin, TX
Simpson, Scott (Self; Texas Assoc of Pawn Brokers), Marble Falls, TX
WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 16, 2019 8:00 AM
Springett, David (Self; Texas Association of Pawnbrokers), Klondike, TX
Springett, Tammi (Self; Texas association of pawnbrokers), Klondike, TX
Vosburg, Jou (Self; Tx Assoc. pawnbrokers), Dallas, TX
Wade, Patrick (Self; Texas Association of Pawnbrokers), Dallas, TX
AGAINST:
Cahn, Adam (Cahnman's Musings), Austin, TX
Cahn, Adam (Cahnman's Musings), Austin, TX
ON:
Nash, Carissa (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin tx, TX
Ogle, Steven Project Manager (Sunset Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Sharbaugh, John Managing Director of Governmental Affairs (Texas Society of CPAs),
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Leonard, Alan (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Grazulis, Ian (Self), Little Elm, TX
Kovacs, Michael City Manager (City of Fate), Fate, TX
ON:
Homan, Jerry General Manager (Self; Harris County Fresh Water Supply District 61),
Cypress, TX
Hughes, Ellen AWBD Regional Trustee (Self; Association of Water Board Directors and
Fort Bend MUD 23), Fresno, TX
Lux, Robert Director (Self; The Woodlands Joint Powers Agency and Montgomery County
MUD 60), The Woodlands, TX
VanDyk, Simon Lieutenant (Self; Willow Point MUD), Katy, TX
Zervigon, Luis Director WTCMUD #1 (Self; Texas Association of Water Boards), Cedar
Park, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
McCord, Mia (Texas Conservative Coalition), Austin, TX
Stephens, Scott Hc MUD 8 Director (Self), Tx, TX
AGAINST:
Emerson, Jennifer (Texas Rural Water Association), Austin, TX
Grace Jr., James (The Muller Law Group PLLC), Austin, TX
Richardsom, Kara (Self; Various MUD districts in), Houston, TX
ON:
Galiga, Todd (TCEQ), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 16, 2019 8:00 AM
FOR:
Mcmorris, Ralph Ceo (also providing written testimony) (Self; Yogurt technologies llc),
Galveston, TX
AGAINST:
DeLeon, Eliezar (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texans Standing Tall), Haltom
City, TX
Holt, Nicole CEO (Self; Texans Standing Tall), Austin, TX
Monge, Maria (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Pediatric Society, Texas
Medical Association, Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas, Ascension Seton,
Ascension Providence), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Eiland, Craig (Yogurt Technologies dba Lt Blenders), Austin, TX
Ward, Kyle Executive Director (Texas PTA), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Jones, Betsy Prevention specialist (Self), San antonio, TX
Kruk, Sharon (Self; The Coalition, Inc.), Lufkin, TX
FOR:
Baxter, Jason (also providing written testimony) (Texas Association of Health Plans),
Austin, TX
Hain, Paul DSVP Market Strategy (also providing written testimony) (BlueCross
BlueShield of Texas), Richardson, TX
ON:
De Moor, Carrie MD (Self; Code 3 Emergency Partners), Frisco,TX, TX
Sandel, Rhonda (Self; Texas Associatiom of freestanding emergency centers), Cypress, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Boston, Jessica (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX
Bullard, Becky (Self), Austin, TX
Cawley, Jennifer Executive Director (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers),
Austin, TX
Gentry, Karen Mrs. (Self), Austin, TX
Gunn, Kristen (Self), Austin, TX
Guy, Linda RN,PNP (Self), Austin, TX
Hutson, Blake (AARP Texas), Austin, TX
Kelly, Bill Director of Government Relations (Mayor’s Office, City of Houston), Houston,
TX
King, David (Self), Austin, TX
MacDougal, Vanessa Ms (Self), Austin, TX
Meroney, Shannon (Texas Association of Health Underwriters (TAHU)), Austin, TX
Person, Maria (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 16, 2019 8:00 AM
Pogue, Stacey Senior Policy Analyst (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
Vunderink, Gregg (Self), TX, TX
Webb, Dale (Self), Austin, TX
Wendell, Ware Executive Director (Texas Watch), Austin, TX
ON:
Connors, Jonathan (LegacyER and Urgent Care), Austin, TX
Schuelke, Brad Senior Assistant Attorney General (Texas Attorney General's Office),
Austin, TX
Wyman, Lisa Director, Center for Health Statistics (Department of State Health Services),
Austin, TX
FOR:
Morgan, Casey CEO (Greater Houston Builders Association), Houston, TX
Muñoz, Ned General Counsel, Texas Association of Builders (Texas Association of
Builders), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Floyd, Beaman (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
Norman, Scott Executive Director (Texas Association of Builders), Austin, TX
Wynn, Monty (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX
FOR:
Morstad, Tim (AARP), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Craven, Eric (Texas Electric Cooperatives), Austin, TX
Finch, Dan (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
Fuchs, Jeremy Director of Public Affairs (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Madsen, Kyle Deputy Director, Right of Way Division (TxDOT), Austin, TX
FOR:
Gray, Weldon CEO (Texas Statewide Telephone Cooperative, Inc. (TSTCI)), Austin, TX
Morstad, Tim (AARP), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Craven, Eric (Texas Electric Cooperatives), Austin, TX
Finch, Dan (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
Finley, Marisa (Baylor Scott & White Health), Austin, TX
Fuchs, Jeremy Director of Public Affairs (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Association), Austin, TX
Gonzalez, Sara VP Advocacy and public policy (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 16, 2019 8:00 AM
Hubbard, John (Self; TexasTelephone Assoc.), Austin, TX
Keene, Russell T. “Russ” (Texas Public Power Association), Austin, TX
Matz, Sarah Director (CompTIA), Austin, TX
Randolph, Ian (Texas Telephone Association), Austin, TX
Wynn, Monty (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Richardson, Kent Assistant Attorney General (Office of the Attorney General), Austin, TX
FOR:
Thompson, Jay (Texas legal protection plan), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Buck, James President (Texas Legal), Austin, TX
MacDougal, Vanessa Ms (Self), Austin, TX
Webb, Dale (Self), Austin, TX
ON:
Danzeiser, Doug Director, Life & Health Lines (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin,
TX
FOR:
Burgin, Matt (Texas Food & Fuel Association), Austin, TX
Embrey, Celeste (Texas Bankers Association), Austin, TX
Scurlock, Stephen (Independent Bankers Association of Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Anderson, Jessica Lieutenant (Houston Police Department), Houston, TX
Bullard, Becky (Self), Austin, TX
Cheng, Ashley (Self), Austin, TX
Durst, Melodie Executive Director (Credit Union Coalition of Texas), Austin, TX
Gunn, Kristen (Self), Austin, TX
Guy, Linda RN,PNP (Self), Austin, TX
Huffman, Jeff Executive Director (Texas Credit Union Association), Austin, TX
Joyce, Shana (Texas Oil and Gas Association), Austin, TX
Kelly, Bill Director of Government Relations (Mayor’s Office, City of Houston), Houston,
TX
King, David (Self), Austin, TX
MacDougal, Vanessa Ms (Self), Austin, TX
Ostrander, Rita (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas), Austin, TX
Vunderink, Gregg (Self), TX, TX
Webb, Dale (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 16, 2019 8:00 AM
ON:
Bohannon, John Captain (Texas Attorney General), Austin, TX
Schuelke, Brad Senior Assistant Attorney General (Texas Attorney General's Office),
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Executive Director (The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops), Austin,
TX
Baggett, Donnis Executive Vice President, Texas Press Association (Self; Texas Press
Association), Austin, TX
Cahn, Adam (Cahnman's Musings), Austin, TX
Cahn, Adam (Cahnman's Musings), Austin, TX
Emerson, Jennifer (Texas Rural Water Association), Austin, TX
Hodges, Mike Executive Director (Texas Press Association), Austin, TX
Kelly, David Government relations advisor (North Texas Water Municipal District), Wylie,
TX
Sepulveda, Rhonda (Self; Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston Houston),
Houston, TX
Shannon, Kelley Executive Director (Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas),
Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Cohen, Howard Attorney (Schwartz, Page &Harding, L.L.P.), Houston, TX
Turner, Robert (Self; West texas ground water management alliance), Voss, TX
Turner, Robert (Self; West texas groundwater management alliance), Voss, TX
ON:
Ulmann, Chris (TCEQ), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allison, Jim General Counsel (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas),
Austin, TX
MacDougal, Vanessa Ms (Self), Austin, TX
Thompson, Rick Senior Legislative Liaison (Texas association of counties3), Austin, TX
Webb, Dale (Self), Austin, TX
Wynn, Monty (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX
ON:
Pounds, Bobby Assistant Director of Statewide Procurement (Comptroller of Public
Accounts), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Dudish, Kim Chief Operating Officer (SOAH), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 16, 2019 8:00 AM
Dudish, Kim Chief Operating Officer, SOAH (State Office of Administrative Hearings),
Austin, TX
FOR:
Hemmeline, Charlie (Texas Solar Power Association), Austin, TX
Shelley, Adrian Director (also providing written testimony) (Public Citizen), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Cardwell, Margo (Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation Foundation), Austin, TX
Jewell, Michael (Solar Energy Industries Association), Austin, TX
Marquez, Brandy (Sunrun), Austin, TX
Metzger, Luke Executive Director (Environment Texas), Austin, TX
Pitts, John R. (Texas Advanced Energy Business Alliance), Austin, TX
Pitts, Jr, John (TriSmart Solar), Austin, TX
Pitts, Jr, John (Sunnova Energy Corporation), Austin, TX
Pitts, Jr, John (Native), Austin, TX
Reed, Cyrus Conservation director (Lone star chapter sierra club), Austin, TX
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Abbott, Kristin (Public Utility Commission of Texas), Austin, TX


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In Custom element FormattedInput, decimal numbers can be displayed in exponential notation. Furthermore, the val method can get the scientific and engineering notations of the decimal number.


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import os
[docs]def ismount(path):
"""Test whether a path is a mount point
clone of os.path.ismount (from cpython Lib/posixpath.py)
fixed to solve https://github.com/ansible/ansible-modules-core/issues/2186
and workaround non-fixed http://bugs.python.org/issue2466
this should be rewritten as soon as python issue 2466 is fixed
probably check for python version and use os.path.ismount if fixed
to remove replace in this file ismount( -> os.path.ismount( and remove this
function"""
try:
s1 = os.lstat(path)
except OSError:
# the OSError should be handled with more care
# it could be a "permission denied" but path is still a mount
return False
else:
# A symlink can never be a mount point
if os.path.stat.S_ISLNK(s1.st_mode):
return False
parent = os.path.join(path, os.path.pardir)
parent = os.path.realpath(parent)
try:
s2 = os.lstat(parent)
except OSError:
# one should handle the returned OSError with more care to figure
# out whether this is still a mount
return False
if s1.st_dev != s2.st_dev:
return True # path/.. on a different device as path
if s1.st_ino == s2.st_ino:
return True # path/.. is the same i-node as path, i.e. path=='/'
return False


π - Pi Series
Calculate Pi using infinite series
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| Decimals of pi | |
| Maximum iteration | |
| Slow down in ms | |
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| Current iteration | |
| Matched decimals | |
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Notes
- (¹) Madhava's, Gregory's and Leibniz's series are same.
- (²) These series require calculate the primes numbers first. So first step will be slow.
Thanks to
- All mathematicians whom give us these beautiful formulas.
- Michael Mclaughlin for decimal.js.
- Contributors of this project (only me for now)
- All pi lovers
Licence
MIT licence as long as aydos.com/pi credited.


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