returns utxos for an address filtered by cc module evalcode, array of funcids and txid in opret
(the impl function NSPV_ccmoduleutxos can be used in nspv client cc modules to load cc inputs)
User performed swap KMD to BTC on Android phone with AtomicDEX version 0.1.7 (MarketMaker b3cc3b182). User's taker payment was sent and spent by maker but he never received the maker payment (maker payment is on this https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/3BsLEWsMb6EdMnSwRsAPaNW4ytYBw3HpLa address now)
swap uuid: 075a067a-9d0c-4239-9175-6606ae1d0a8a
logs from the seed node (no taker logs on it): https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/M5YjdpWqwD/
Initial logs from user device (was made yesterda...
In certain cases when gas price goes high too fast or gas price is set too low manually transactions may take too much time to confirm. ETH allows to override pending transactions using same nonce and higher gas price. Setting nonce manually will allow users to do it.
Version: 0.1.7-b3cc3b182 Android
Steps to reproduce:
1. Start app, ensure you have swaps in history.
2. Go to settings, click Send Feedback.
3. Open resulting file
Expected result: file contains MM2 logs, flutter logs and recent swaps statuses.
Actual result: file contains only MM2 logs, example is attached.
mm.log
Having flutter logs and swap statuses will help to troubleshoot failed swaps, especially in cases when...
The swap highly likely finished with error, maybe because of network issues (that also describes why swap_status wasn't sent to seednode).
Also the problem is flutter logs and recent swap statuses are not included to reports generated by android GUI (https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX/issues/91) so we can't tell why exactly swap failed.
To unlock the funds from GUI app it should integrate the recover_funds_of_swap API: https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX/issues/83.
`2bc630c` Fix deserialization of Zcash tx ver 2 with join... - artemii235
`12a40a6` Continue electrum connect loop when Ok is retur... - artemii235
`2f98ed3` Merge remote-tracking branch 'remotes/origin/mm... - artemii235
I have the same problem on Xiaomi Mi MIX 2S
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09-11 12:03:39.564 27550 27550 E tform.atomicde: Not starting debugger since process cannot load the jdwp agent.
09-11 12:03:39.593 27550 27550 W tform.atomicde: JIT profile information will not be recorded: profile file does not exits.
09-11 12:03:39.593 27550 27550 I chatty : uid=10221(com.komodoplatform.atomicdex) identical 1 line
09-11 12:03:39.593 27550 27550 W tform.atomicde: JIT profile information wil...
`2bc630c` Fix deserialization of Zcash tx ver 2 with join... - artemii235
`12a40a6` Continue electrum connect loop when Ok is retur... - artemii235
`f252ced` Run lp_init on a green thread - ArtemGr


I came in today and found out that every computer in the building is being used for testing for the entire week. That kind of threw off my plans. So, I came up with a quick activity I thought I’d share in case you’re in the same place with your chemistry.
We did an activity a week or so ago in which students placed chemical reactions into five categories based on their similarities. These, of course, were synthesis, decomposition, combustion, single replacement and double replacement. Today, we’re doing something similar with note cards. I’m hoping to see two things:
A) I’d like to see if they remember the indicators for each type of chemical reaction and B) They’ll copy down these representative reactions into their notes for reference as we move on in identifying reaction types.
Color coded cards. Photo is CC-SA by Brian.
I took example reactions and wrote each chemical down on an individual note card. I also threw in a couple of distractions to make sure kids were thinking about ion charges and bonding. I chose to put the balanced coefficient with the chemicals so kids have another clue to whether or not their reaction is correct (if it is right, it should be balanced).
They’re thinking and engaging with the cards, making critical decisions about which to include, and which to throw away. It is also forcing them to work together, listen to input, and make collaborative choices and then adjust based on feedback.
*UPDATE* – Since I’m doing this activity on the fly, I came across a problem I hadn’t anticipated. I noticed students were not putting the proper “punctuation” into their notes (plus signs and reaction arrows). To correct for this, I had them write them in neon marker on the tabletop to help them space the cards out correctly. You could also do this by including plus sign and reaction arrow cards in each set.</b>
Written on February 19th, 2013 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Science Teaching
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mvn clean install
This guide contains procedures to be performed by committers/maintainers of this codebase.
As described in the contributors' guide, to build the platform simply use:
mvn clean install
from the root directory.
If developing new versions of the platform, use the platformapp
webapp project. This can be run from the IDE in the usual way:
That is:
use org.incode.platform.appdefn.PlatformAppAppManifest
as the app manifest implementation
use mvn -Denhance datanucleus:enhance
in the root directory
to enhance JDO entities prior to running the app.
Integration tests for individual modules can be run from the IDE; each modules integration tests resides in its own Maven module.
As noted in the home page, interim releases of the Incode Platform source are available at repo.incode.cloud.
To trigger new releases, all that is required is to set up gitlab repo as an alternate remote in .git/config
:
[remote "gitlab"]
url = https://gitlab.com/incodehq-public/incode-platform.git
fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/gitlab/*
Pushing to this remote will trigger a CI build that will automatically upload a new release to repo.incode.cloud
.
This section describes the steps to release the platform to Maven central. There are four step:
release the modules
recreate the quickstart archetype (referencing the just-released modules)
release the quickstart archetype
The release process uses Sonatype’s OSS support (see the "producers" user guide and associated subdocuments). Our thanks to them for providing this service.
Apply for access to release org.incode
.
create an account on issues.sonatype.org
create a ticket requesting permissions to release incode.org
Use OSSRH-28156 as a template. Also of interest might be the original requests for incode.org
(OSSRH-18045 and isisaddons.org
(OSSRH=10641).
create a GPG key-pair and upload the public key to a public server
Full details of how to do this can be found in Sonatype’s working-with-pgp-signatures guide.
Set the following environment variables:
export INCODE_REL=1.16.3 # (1)
export INCODE_NEXT=1.16.4-SNAPSHOT # (2)
export<EMAIL_ADDRESS># (3)
export INCODE_KEYPASS="this is not really my passphrase" # (4)
env | grep ^INCODE
| 1 | the version to be released. Generally speaking this should correspond to the version of Apache Isis. |
| 2 | for the next development version |
| 3 | key id used when creating the GPG key pair |
| 4 | corresponding pass phrase |
Switch to the modules
directory:
pushd modules
If necessary, update the incode-parent
module (in modules/pom.xml
), so that it references the correct version of Apache Isis.
<properties>
<isis.version>1.16.3</isis.version>
...
</properties>
Commit these changes.
Then, release and tag using:
mvn clean deploy \
-Ddeploy \
-Ddeploy-modules \
-Dskip.default-modules \
-Drevision=$INCODE_REL \
-Dskip.isis-swagger \
-Dskip.isis-validate \
-Dpgp.secretkey=keyring:id=$INCODE_KEYID \
-Dpgp.passphrase="literal:$INCODE_KEYPASS"
git tag $INCODE_REL
If the script completes successfully, then push changes and the tag:
git push origin master && git push origin $INCODE_REL
popd
The quickstart archetype is re-created for each release from the current quickstart application. The generated archetype is then released by deploying up to Maven Central.
If necessary, setup environment variables:
export INCODE_REL=1.16.3
export INCODE_NEXT=1.16.4-SNAPSHOT
env | grep ^INCODE
Then, switch to the quickstart application:
pushd archetype/app/quickstart
Now check the application source code:
Confirm that the parent pom.xml
of the quickstart application inherits from the release version of org.incode:incode-parent
.
For example:
<parent>
<groupId>org.incode</groupId>
<artifactId>incode-parent</artifactId>
<version>1.17.0</version>
<relativePath/>
</parent>
Also check that the parent pom.xml
references the release (non-SNAPSHOT) versions of isis.version
:
<properties>
<isis.version>1.16.3</isis.version>
...
</properties>
Staying in the same directory, recreate using:
sh ../../arch/recreate-archetype.sh $INCODE_REL
Finally, commit any changes:
popd
git commit -am "recreates archetype for $INCODE_REL"
We release in three steps:
build the archetype locally (analogous to mvn release:prepare
)
check that an application can be built from the archetype
deploy the archetype (using mvn deploy
).
The archetype is prepared using:
pushd ex/arch/quickstart
sh ../release-prepare.sh $INCODE_REL
popd
In a different session:
First, setup environment variables:
export INCODE_REL=1.16.3
export INCODE_TMP=/c/tmp # or as required
export INCODE_ART=quickstart
env | grep INCODE | sort
then:
rm -rf $INCODE_TMP/test-$INCODEART
mkdir $INCODE_TMP/test-$INCODEART
cd $INCODE_TMP/test-$INCODEART
also, delete any test artifacts that might be in local cache:
rm -rf ~/.m2/repository/com/mycompany
Then, generate the app:
mvn archetype:generate \
-D archetypeGroupId=org.incode.platform.archetype \
-D archetypeArtifactId=quickstart-archetype \
-D archetypeVersion=$INCODE_REL \
-D groupId=com.mycompany \
-D artifactId=myapp \
-D version=1.0-SNAPSHOT \
-D archetypeCatalog=local \
-B
and build and run using:
cd myapp
mvn clean install
mvn -pl webapp jetty:run \
-Disis.appManifest=domainapp.appdefn.DomainAppAppManifestWithFixtures
Login using sven/pass. The application generated should be the Quickstart app.
Back in the original session (in the archetype/arch/quickstart
directory), the archetype is released (deployed to Maven Central) using:
pushd ex/arch/quickstart
sh ../release-deploy.sh \
$INCODE_NEXT \
$INCODE_KEYID \
"$INCODE_KEYPASS"
This script should automatically commit changes. To finish up, just push:
popd
git push
Update the website where required. In particular, update:
running the archetype
home page
quickstart page
change log
and republish (as described below).
The website resides in the adocs
directory:
documentation/
is the source for website itself (Asciidoctor)
template/
is the HTML template
search/
holds node.js Javascript files to index the built site so that it is searchable
The website is published to the incodehq/incodehq.github.io
github repository; a CNAME
file (in the root directory) maps this to https://platform.catalog.org
.
To publish, this repository must also be cloned to your local computer. The scripts assume that the incode-platform
repository (ie this repo) and the incodehq.github.io
repository cloned at the same level, eg:
└── incodehq ├── incode-platform └── incodehq.github.io
Make sure that you’ve checked out the incodehq/incodehq.github.io
repository alongside this one (see discussion above).
You’ll also need to install:
node (v7.10.0 or later) … used to build the search index
python 3 … used to preview
The actual website generation uses AsciidoctorJ, which is called by Maven plugin. There are no other software prereqs.
Normally you’ll want to work in the adocs/documentation
directory:
pushd adocs/documentation
To do a quick build the website and preview locally, use:
sh preview-html.sh
This builds the HTML and the search index, but omits building the PDFs. To enable you to preview the generated site, it starts a (python) webserver to browse.
To also build the PDFs, use:
sh preview-pdf.sh
When you are ready to publish the website, use:
sh publish.sh
This will remove all files in the incodehq.github.io
directory and replace with the latest build.
To check everything is ok:
pushd ../../../incodehq.github.io
sh preview-html.sh
(or use preview.sh
to also generate the PDFs).
If all looks ok, then just push the changes:
git push


drupal-check
Check Drupal PHP code for deprecations.
More information: home page
- Check the code in a specific directory for deprecations:
drupal-check path/to/directory
- Check the code excluding a comma-separated list of directories:
drupal-check --exclude-dir path/to/excluded_directory,path/to/excluded_files/*.php path/to/directory
- Don't show a progress bar:
drupal-check --no-progress path/to/directory
- Perform static analysis to detect bad coding practices:
drupal-check --analysis path/to/directory


DataTables HideEmptyColumns Plugin
Author: Justin Hyland
Links:
GIT Repository
| DataTables
| Author
| Other Projects by Author
| Other Cool Stuff
Description: Hide all (or specified) columns if no cells in the column(s) are populated with any values
HideEmptyColumns Examples
Note: All of these examples also use the columnsToggle button, which allows you to toggle the visibility of each cholumn. Please note that this is not required for hideEmptyColumns to work, I just included it so you can easily see which columns were disabled by the configuration being used.


{% include 'header.html' %} {% if admin_status is False %}
If you already have a PIN code? Enter it here


Here are some instructions:
If you see the 'Authorize' button, start off by clicking it.
It'll ask you to log in to your Google account
and then ask you to accept some permissions
that will allow our program access to your Drive files.
Don't worry, though, because as long as you follow the
instructions, nothing bad will happen to your files.
(and anything that does happen is completely reversible!)
If you're still worried, however,
feel free to create a test Google account.
After you've click the 'Authorize' button and logged in,
a series of buttons and textboxes will appear.
These are how you test our program.
Here's what each of them do!
"Choose File" button This will prompt you to select a file on your computer to upload to Drive. Once you select the file, it will be pushed to Drive without any further interaction.
"Token Information" buttonDisplays Google Drive access token value in Results: textarea and on your browser's javascript console.
"Get File MetaData" button and Text Box Enter a file name of a file that is on Drive (exactly as it appears when using the Drive UI) into the text box and click button. The file's title, description, and MIME type will appear in the Results: textarea and on your browser's javascript console.
"Trash File" button and textboxEnter a file name of a file that is on Drive (exactly as it appears when using the Drive UI) into the text box and click button. File will be moved from current folder to trash bin on Drive. DOES NOT DELETE FILE!
"Untrash File" button and textboxEnter a file name of a file that is on Drive (exactly as it appears when using the Drive UI) into the text box and click button. File will be restored from trash Drive.
"Watch File" button and textboxEnter a file name of a file that is on Drive (exactly as it appears when using the Drive UI) into the text box and click button. If the file is altered, a notification will be sent.
"Get File Content" button and textboxEnter a file name of a file that is on Drive (exactly as it appears when using the Drive UI) into the text box and click button. The content of the file will be displayed in the Results: textarea and on your browser's javascript console. This works with any file with MIME type beginning with 'text', i.e. 'text/html', 'text/plain', etc.
Update File FormEnter a file name of a file that is on Drive (exactly as it appears when using the Drive UI) into the File Name: text box and click the Get File button. The content of the file will be displayed in the File Content: text box. Then, make any desired edits (in the form of HTML) to the content before selecting Submit.
New File FormEnter a file name of a file that you wish to create on Drive into the File Name: text box. Enter any desired content (in the form of HTML) into the File Content box. When done, select Submit.


abapGit Repositories ADT Plug-In
This update site just contains abapGit Repositories plug-in and no further Eclipse content.
Use it to install into SAP HANA Studio or any plain Eclipse instance with installed ADT Tools.
Installation
- In Eclipse go to Help -> Install New Software...
- In the install wizard enter URL
http://eclipse.abapgit.org/updatesite/
and press Enter.
- Select the desired package, e.g. ABAP Core Development for basic ABAP source code editing tools.
Do not select features below the Uncategorized node.
- Finish the wizard. A restart of the IDE is required.


Himachal Prased is a northen state in India.90% of the state's population is employed in agriculture (census 2011). This choropleth map illustrate the population density present in each district of Himachal Pradesh. Kullu and Hamirpur are the most densely populated districts.
This bivariate map illustrate the percentage of agriculture and forest cover in each district of Himachal Pradesh, India. The data is sourced from Land Use Statistics, 2018. Maximum agricultural land is found in Mandi, Una, Shimla and Hamirpur. Maximum forest cover is seen in Chamba, Bilaspur, Kullu, Lahul&Spiti.
This proportional symbol map shows the percentage of education attained in St.Louis county. There are two legend one is at 1112 and the other is at 3388. Most of the education attainment is concentrated at the centre of the county. This could be the prevalence of an educated institution.
Isarithmic mao shows the yearly total percipitation in Iowa state. The data is source from The Iowa Environmental Mesonet. The north esatern part of the state shows high percipitation and it reduces as it moves south west towards the border of the state.
The Geovisual Analystic map compares four varialble across Champaign county, Illinois. There seem to be a coorelaation between college drop-out rate and the language spoken at home. There seem to be no clear visual relationship with percentage of differently able people.
The choropleth animated map seeks to explore the inverse relationship between poverty and literacy rate as promoted by the develpment discourse and literature. There are any other factors that influence the relation. Education policy must always be viewed within the embedded social and power structure. The image has the link for the literacy map and the heading has the link for the poverty map.


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Alternative text - include a link to the PDF!


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Sedimentary rocks are types of rock that are formed by deposition and subsequent cementation of that material at the Earth's surface and within bodies of water. There are three types of sedimentary rocks.
Clastic Sedimentary rocks such as breccia, conglomerate, sandstone, silstone, and shale are formed from mechanical weathering debris.
Chemical sedimentary rocks, such as rock salt, iron ore, chert, flint, dolomites, and some limestones, from when dissolved materials precipitate from solution.
Organic sedimentary rocks such as coal, and some limestones form when dissolved materials precipitate from solution.
Sedimentary rock is calssified into two groups based on how they formed. They are clastic and chemical. Clastic sedimentary rock is formed as bits of weathered rock become cemented together. Clays and quartz are the most common. Chemical sedimentary rocks form from dissolved minerals that are precipitated or seperated from water. This happens most frequently when water evaporates leaving the minerals behind.
Limestone is composed by the mineral of calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate. About 10% of sedimentary rocks are limestone. Most limestone is composed of grains. Most grains in limestone are skeletal fragments of marine organisms such as coral or foraminifera. Limestone is partially soluble, especially in acid, and therefore forms many erosional landforms. Limestone is very common in architecture, especially in Europe and North America. Many lamdmarks across the world including the Pyramid and its associated complex in Giza, Ehypt, are made of limestone.
Shale are typically composed of variable amounts of clay minerals and quartz grains and the typical color is gray. Black shale result from the presence of greater than one percent carbonaceous material and indicates a reducing environment. Clays are the major constituent of shales and other mudrocks. Shales and mudrocks contain 95% of the organic matter in all sedimentary rocks.
A mudstone is a type of a mudrock. It's a fine grained sedimentray rock whose original constituents were clays or muds. The texture is clastic and only noticeable with microscpoe, the Hardness is soft but can also be hard and brittle. The color is variable from black, white, grey, brown, red, green, blue, etc.
Breccia is a rock consisting of angular fragements of stones cemented by finer calcareous material.There are some types of breccia and those are: Sedimentary, Fault, Igneous, Volcanic, Intrusive, Impact and Hydrothermal. Sedimentary breccia us a type of a clastic sedimentary rock which is made of angular to subangular, randomly oriented clasts of other sedimentary rocks. Fault breccia results from the grinding action of two fault blocks as they slide past each other. Volcanic pyroclastic rocks are formed by explosive eruption lava and any rocks which are entrained within the eruptive column
Conglomerate is a coarse-grained clastic sedimentary rock that is composed of a substantial fraction of rounded to subangular gravel-size clasts. The size and composition of the gravel-size fraction of a conglomerate may or may not vary in composition, sorting, and size. Conglomerates may be named and classified by the amount and type of matrix present, composition of gravel-size clasts they contain, and the range of gravel-size clasts present.


This tutorial walks through the process to install the skyux-ca.crt root certificate file in Windows. You must add this certificate to your computer's Trusted Roots list before you can load your local SPA into SKY UX Host.
Right-click the skyux-ca.crt URL, and select Save As.
Open the file.
On the security warning prompt, click Open.
On the Certificate screen, click Install Certificate.
On the Certificate Import Wizard, click Next.
Select Place all certificates in the following store, and then click Browse.
On the Select Certificate Store screen, select Trusted Root Certification Authorities, and then click OK.
On the Certificate Import Wizard, click Next.
Click Finish.
On the security warning prompt, click Yes.
On the Certificate Import Wizard confirmation prompt, click OK.
After you return to the Certificate screen, click OK.
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Presentation.vbs may require changes to Windows settings in order to work properly. Specifically, values may need to be increased that control when the following components go to sleep or turn off for both AC (plugged in) and DC (battery).
Mode
Presentation settings
Console lock display off timeout
AC screen lock timeout, in seconds
DC screen lock timeout, in seconds


jsreports JSON Report Schema
Report
Describes the JSON report definition format used by jsreports. The root element in the JSON structure is a Report, containing sections that in turn contain elements.
{
"title": "Project Detail by Client and Task",
"id": "jsreports-demo-grouping",
"default_format": "html",
"version": "1.2.20",
"page": Page,
"filters": [ Filter ],
"inputs": [ Input ],
"header": Section,
"body": BodySection,
"footer": Section,
"page_header": Section,
"page_footer": Section,
"type": "hierarchical"
}
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| pageobject | Defines the print page setup for the report |
| headerobject | A Section representing the report header, which is shown once at the top of the report |
| bodyobject | A BodySection representing the report body |
| footerobject | A Section representing the report footer, which is shown once at the bottom of the report |
| idstring | Report ID |
| versionstring | Version of jsreports used to create this report (when created by the designer or report builder API) |
| default_formatstring | Not currently usedMust be: "html" |
| titlestring | Title of report to be shown to user, for use by plugins listing available reports |
| filtersarray | Filters to apply to the report's top-level data source; only matching records will appear in the report |
| inputsarray | User-facing inputs to display in the report toolbar, for supplying parameters to the report at runtime |
Page
Defines the print page setup for the report
{
"units": "inches",
"paper_size": {
"name": "Letter",
"inches": [
"8.5",
"11"
],
"mm": [
"216",
"279"
],
"id": "letter"
},
"margins": {
"top": 0.5,
"left": 0.5,
"right": 0.5,
"bottom": 0.5
}
}
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| unitsstring | The units to use for page dimensions and positioning elementsOne of: "mm", "inches" |
| paper_sizeobject | Defines the size of the paper when outputting to paged media (e.g. PDF). Either "inches" or "mm" property is required, matching the value of the page.units property |
| marginsobject | The page margins |
Input
{
"name": "Client name",
"type": "text",
"default_value": ""
}
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| namestring | The internal name by which the report will refer to this input, for example in defining a filter against it |
| typestring | The data type of the input; determines the type of input field shownOne of: "text", "number", "date" |
| default_valuestring | The default value to use when the user has not entered a value |
| optionSourcearray,string | For "text" type inputs only. An array of string values to show as drop-down options for the input field, or the string ID of a separately-defined data source. When referencing a data source, use the optionSourceField to indicate which field in the data source contains the drop-down values. |
| optionSourceFieldstring | For "text" type inputs only. Use in conjunction with the optionSource property above. Indicates which field in the specified data source contains the string values to use as drop-down selection options for the input field. |
| limitToListboolean | When optionSource is specified and limitToList is true, prevents the user from entering a value not in the list of options for the inputDefault: false |
TextElement
A text label, either static or dynamically calculated
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| typestring | Must be: "text" |
| topnumber | The distance from the top of the section to the top edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| leftnumber | The distance from the left margin to the left edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| widthnumber | The width of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| heightnumber | The height of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| idstring | The element ID for internal use; will be auto-generated if not present |
| textstring | The text to display. Can contain expressions in square brackets, like: The field value is [fieldName] The total is [SUM(fieldName)] Multiplied by 3 is [=fieldName * 3] Percent of total is [=fieldname / SUM('fieldName') * 100] |
| patternstring | A format string used to format a data value or calculation result; uses Excel-style patterns e.g. MM/DD/YY or $#,##0.00. Only applied when the entire text property is a bracket expression resulting in a number or date value |
| fontsizenumber | Font size in points |
| boldboolean | Whether to render the text in boldDefault: false |
| italicboolean | Whether to render the text in italicsDefault: false |
| underlineboolean | Whether to render the text underlinedDefault: false |
| wrapboolean | Whether to wrap text if it extends beyond the width of the elementDefault: true |
BoxElement
A rectangle with border and fill colors and optional corner rounding
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| typestring | Must be: "box" |
| topnumber | The distance from the top of the section to the top edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| leftnumber | The distance from the left margin to the left edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| widthnumber | The width of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| heightnumber | The height of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| idstring | The element ID for internal use; will be auto-generated if not present |
| background_colorstring | The CSS color code for the fill (background) color, e.g. "black" or "#e0da38" |
| border_colorstring | The CSS color code for the stroke (border) color, e.g. "black" or "#e0da38" |
| corner_radiusnumber | The amount of corner rounding |
ChartElement
A chart, showing one or more series of data from the current grouped rows or another data source.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| typestring | Which type of chart to drawOne of: "chart-pie", "chart-line", "chart-bar" |
| topnumber | The distance from the top of the section to the top edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| leftnumber | The distance from the left margin to the left edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| widthnumber | The width of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| heightnumber | The height of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| idstring | The element ID for internal use; will be auto-generated if not present |
ImageElement
An image
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| typestring | Must be: "image" |
| topnumber | The distance from the top of the section to the top edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| leftnumber | The distance from the left margin to the left edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| widthnumber | The width of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| heightnumber | The height of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| idstring | The element ID for internal use; will be auto-generated if not present |
BarcodeElement
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| typestring | Must be: "barcode" |
| topnumber | The distance from the top of the section to the top edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| leftnumber | The distance from the left margin to the left edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| widthnumber | The width of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| heightnumber | The height of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| idstring | The element ID for internal use; will be auto-generated if not present |
| valuestring | The value to encode in the barcode. Like the textElement text property, can accept calculations or data fields |
BreakElement
A page break. Placed at a vertical position within a report section, this element will trigger a page break in PDF mode at that position each time the section is rendered.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| typestring | Must be: "break" |
| topnumber | The distance from the top of the section to the top edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| idstring | The element ID for internal use; will be auto-generated if not present |
SubreportElement
Render another report within the current report.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| typestring | Must be: "subreport" |
| topnumber | The distance from the top of the section to the top edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| leftnumber | The distance from the left margin to the left edge of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| widthnumber | The width of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| heightnumber | The height of the element, in report units (inches or mm) |
| idstring | The element ID for internal use; will be auto-generated if not present |
Section
A horizontal section of the report containing elements, that may be bound to data in the data source and may be repeated one or more times for each underlying data row.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| heightnumber | The height of the section, in report units |
| elementsarray | An array of Elements in arbitrary order to display within this report section |
| visibleboolean | Whether the section should be displayed when the report is renderedDefault: true |
BodySection
A section representing the main report body, containing elements and also allowing pivot and sub-level (grouping) configuration.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| heightnumber | The height of the section, in report units |
| elementsarray | An array of Elements in arbitrary order to display within this report section |
| visibleboolean | Whether the section should be displayed when the report is renderedDefault: true |
| pivot_enabledboolean | Whether to pivot the main data source, generating columns from unique values in the rowsDefault: false |
| pivot_expressionstring | The expression to evaluate to generate columns. One column will be generated for each unique result of this expression across all rows. |
| pivot_column_sort_bystring | The field name in the underlying data source to sort by when ordering generated columns |
| order_detail_bystring | The field name to sort by when ordering the detail sections |
| pivot_column_leftnumber | The left edge of the pivot column in the report template, measured from the left margin, in report units. The pivot column defines the area in the report template that will be cloned to generate the pivot columns. Any elements defined to lie within the pivot column region will be cloned; other elements will not be cloned. |
| pivot_column_rightnumber | The right edge of the pivot column in the report template, measured from the left margin, in report units. |
| sublevelsarray | An array of Levels, outermost-first, that create a hierarchical (nested) report structure |
Level
A nesting sub-level in the report, used for groupings or drill-down into different data sources.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| data_sourcestring | The ID of the data source to use to fill this sub-level, or "__parentgroup" to re-group the rows from a parent grouping |
| headerobject | The Section defining the header to render for each instance of this level |
| footerobject | The Section defining the footer to render for each instance of this level |
| group_bystring | The field name in the data source by which to group this level |
| sort_bystring | The field name by which to sort the groups in this level. If not present, defaults to the group_by field (if any) |
| sort_dirstring | Which direction the groups should be ordered; defaults to "asc" (A->Z)One of: "asc", "desc" |


public interface IUpdate
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
deleteKBObject(adept.common.KBID kbId)
Delete a first class KB object and all associated
metadata.
|
adept.common.KBID |
insertEntity(adept.common.Entity e,
List<adept.common.EntityMention> mentions,
List<adept.common.KBEntity> externalKbIds)
API to insert Adept Entity into the KB.
|
adept.common.KBID |
insertEvent(adept.common.Event e)
Insert ADEPT Event into KB
|
<T extends adept.common.KBID> |
insertRelation(adept.common.DocumentRelation r,
Map<Long,T> kbEntitiesMap,
List<adept.common.KBRelation> externalKbIds)
Insert ADEPT DocumentRelation into KB.
|
boolean |
updateEntity(adept.common.KBID kbId,
adept.common.Entity updatedEntity,
List<adept.common.EntityMention> mentions,
List<adept.common.KBEntity> externalKbIds)
Modify existing KB entity.
|
boolean |
updateEvent(adept.common.KBID kbId,
adept.common.Event updatedEvent)
Modify existing KB event.
|
<T extends adept.common.KBID> |
updateRelation(adept.common.KBID kbId,
adept.common.DocumentRelation updatedRelation,
Map<Long,T> kbEntitiesMap,
List<adept.common.KBRelation> externalKBIds)
Modify existing KB relation.
|
adept.common.KBID insertEntity(adept.common.Entity e, List<adept.common.EntityMention> mentions, List<adept.common.KBEntity> externalKbIds)
API to insert Adept Entity into the KB. The method accepts an Adept entity object, a list of mentions that resolve to this entity and a map containing the external KB IDs that this entity resolves to, if any.
There is a check to see if the entity that is to be inserted already has an ID in the Adept-KB, in which case the operation fails and the user will be asked to reconsider the insert. To enable insert upon consideration, user will need to remove the Adept KB ID from the list of external KB IDs.
The properties of the entity that get inserted into the triple store are its type, canonical mention identifier (in the SQL metadata DB), and the canonical mention string value. The mention metadata, including token offsets, mention type, source document and source algorithm are stored as part of the metadata database.
entity
- the Adept entity object to be inserted.mentions
- a list of Adept Entitymention objects
that have been resolved to the entity being inserted. Every mention is expected to have
its entityIdDistribution field populated with at least one entry -- i.e., the current
entity. If this is not true, the method fails with a runtime exception.
This list may or may not include the canonical mention, in either case we do check
separately for it in the Entity object.externalKBIDs
- a list of KBEntity instances that belong
to non-Adept KBs, that the entity being inserted has been known to resolve to.
No additional checks are performed here, so the responsibility to
ensure correctness of the map is left to the TA-1 algorithm.<T extends adept.common.KBID> adept.common.KBID insertRelation(adept.common.DocumentRelation r, Map<Long,T> kbEntitiesMap, List<adept.common.KBRelation> externalKbIds)
Insert ADEPT DocumentRelation into KB. The method accepts an Adept DocumentRelation object, which can contain references to multiple provenances (instances of the Adept RelationMention object). Each of these provenances has a pointer to a text chunk that serves as its justification, along with information about the argument chunks of the relation. An argument chunk must necessarily align with an entity mention. In the future versions of the KB API, once support for date and number arguments is added, the argument chunks will also be allowed to align with date and number mentions. The entity mention represented by any argument chunk must link to a KB entity that has already been inserted.
In addition to the DocumentRelation instance, the method also expects information about the mapping from document entities (that the relation argument mentions resolve to) to Adept KB entities, and a map with associated confidences with information on any external KB IDs that this document relation has already been resolved to.
There is a check to see if the relation that is to be inserted already has an ID in the Adept KB, in which case the operation fails and the user will be asked to reconsider the insert. To enable insert upon consideration, user will need to remove the Adept KB ID from the list of external KB IDs.
The following preconditions are also checked. The method fails if even one of them is not satisfied.The properties of the relation that are inserted into the triple store are the relation type, the KB level arguments, and argument confidences. The argument confidence value is the one associated with the DocumentRelation.Filler objects. The relation justifications and argument justifications are stored in the metadata store.
documentRelation
- the document relation instance to be insertedkbIdsMap
- map from the document entity IDs of the arguments to the KB entities they map toexternalKbIds
- any external KB relations that the document relation is known to resolve toadept.common.KBID insertEvent(adept.common.Event e)
boolean updateEntity(adept.common.KBID kbId, adept.common.Entity updatedEntity, List<adept.common.EntityMention> mentions, List<adept.common.KBEntity> externalKbIds)
Modify existing KB entity. The updates propagate to the metadata SQL DB, or in other words the update may also be to a mention or other metadata associated with the Entity.
If the type associated with the updated entity is different from the original type(s), it gets appended into the triple store. The canonical mention ID and canonical string value get overwritten by the update. Entity mentions and external KB IDs get appended in the metadata DB. Confidences get overwritten.
kbId
- the Adept KB ID to be updatedupdatedEntity
- the updated Adept entity objectmentions
- Adept entity mention objects that resolve to the updated entity.
These will be appended to the already existing mentions of the entity. Every mention is expected to have
its entityIdDistribution field populated with at least one entry -- i.e., the current
entity. If this is not true, the method fails with a runtime exception.externalKBIds
- a list of KBEntity instances that belong
to non-Adept KBs, that the updated entity being inserted has been known to resolve to.<T extends adept.common.KBID> boolean updateRelation(adept.common.KBID kbId, adept.common.DocumentRelation updatedRelation, Map<Long,T> kbEntitiesMap, List<adept.common.KBRelation> externalKBIds)
Modify existing KB relation. The updates propagate to the metadata SQL DB, or in other words the update may also be to a mention or other metadata associated with the relation.
It does not allow modification of relation type or argument entities. The only things allowed are appending new relation mentions, argument mentions (for existing arguments) and external KB IDs, and overwriting the relation and argument confidences.
Similar preconditions are checked as in the case of relation insertion.
kbId
- the Adept KB ID to be updatedupdatedRelation
- the updated Adept document relation objectkbIdsMap
- map from the document entity IDs of the arguments to the KB entities they map toexternalKbIds
- any external KB relations that the document relation is known to resolve to. These
will be updated to the existing external KB IDs.boolean updateEvent(adept.common.KBID kbId, adept.common.Event updatedEvent)
boolean deleteKBObject(adept.common.KBID kbId)
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In [1]: import pandas as pd
For this tutorial, air quality data about \(NO_2\) is used, made available by openaq and using the py-openaq package. The air_quality_no2.csv data set provides \(NO_2\) values for the measurement stations FR04014, BETR801 and London Westminster in respectively Paris, Antwerp and London.
air_quality_no2.csv
In [2]: air_quality = pd.read_csv("data/air_quality_no2.csv", ...: index_col=0, parse_dates=True) ...: In [3]: air_quality.head() Out[3]: station_antwerp station_paris station_london datetime 2019-05-07 02:00:00 NaN NaN 23.0 2019-05-07 03:00:00 50.5 25.0 19.0 2019-05-07 04:00:00 45.0 27.7 19.0 2019-05-07 05:00:00 NaN 50.4 16.0 2019-05-07 06:00:00 NaN 61.9 NaN
I want to express the \(NO_2\) concentration of the station in London in mg/m\(^3\)
(If we assume temperature of 25 degrees Celsius and pressure of 1013 hPa, the conversion factor is 1.882)
In [4]: air_quality["london_mg_per_cubic"] = air_quality["station_london"] * 1.882 In [5]: air_quality.head() Out[5]: station_antwerp station_paris station_london london_mg_per_cubic datetime 2019-05-07 02:00:00 NaN NaN 23.0 43.286 2019-05-07 03:00:00 50.5 25.0 19.0 35.758 2019-05-07 04:00:00 45.0 27.7 19.0 35.758 2019-05-07 05:00:00 NaN 50.4 16.0 30.112 2019-05-07 06:00:00 NaN 61.9 NaN NaN
To create a new column, use the [] brackets with the new column name at the left side of the assignment.
[]
Note
The calculation of the values is done element_wise. This means all values in the given column are multiplied by the value 1.882 at once. You do not need to use a loop to iterate each of the rows!
I want to check the ratio of the values in Paris versus Antwerp and save the result in a new column
In [6]: air_quality["ratio_paris_antwerp"] = air_quality["station_paris"] / air_quality["station_antwerp"] In [7]: air_quality.head() Out[7]: station_antwerp station_paris ... london_mg_per_cubic ratio_paris_antwerp datetime ... 2019-05-07 02:00:00 NaN NaN ... 43.286 NaN 2019-05-07 03:00:00 50.5 25.0 ... 35.758 0.495050 2019-05-07 04:00:00 45.0 27.7 ... 35.758 0.615556 2019-05-07 05:00:00 NaN 50.4 ... 30.112 NaN 2019-05-07 06:00:00 NaN 61.9 ... NaN NaN [5 rows x 5 columns]
The calculation is again element-wise, so the / is applied for the values in each row.
/
Also other mathematical operators (+, -, *, /) or logical operators (<, >, =,…) work element wise. The latter was already used in the subset data tutorial to filter rows of a table using a conditional expression.
I want to rename the data columns to the corresponding station identifiers used by openAQ
In [8]: air_quality_renamed = air_quality.rename(columns = {"station_antwerp": "BETR801", ...: "station_paris": "FR04014", ...: "station_london": "London Westminster"}) ...:
In [9]: air_quality_renamed.head() Out[9]: BETR801 FR04014 London Westminster london_mg_per_cubic ratio_paris_antwerp datetime 2019-05-07 02:00:00 NaN NaN 23.0 43.286 NaN 2019-05-07 03:00:00 50.5 25.0 19.0 35.758 0.495050 2019-05-07 04:00:00 45.0 27.7 19.0 35.758 0.615556 2019-05-07 05:00:00 NaN 50.4 16.0 30.112 NaN 2019-05-07 06:00:00 NaN 61.9 NaN NaN NaN
The rename function can be used for both row labels and column labels. Provide a dictionary with the keys the current names and the values the new names to update the corresponding names.
rename
The mapping should not be restricted to fixed names only, but can be a mapping function as well. For example, converting the column names to lowercase letters can be done using a function as well:
In [10]: air_quality_renamed = air_quality_renamed.rename(columns = str.lower) In [11]: air_quality_renamed.head() Out[11]: betr801 fr04014 london westminster london_mg_per_cubic ratio_paris_antwerp datetime 2019-05-07 02:00:00 NaN NaN 23.0 43.286 NaN 2019-05-07 03:00:00 50.5 25.0 19.0 35.758 0.495050 2019-05-07 04:00:00 45.0 27.7 19.0 35.758 0.615556 2019-05-07 05:00:00 NaN 50.4 16.0 30.112 NaN 2019-05-07 06:00:00 NaN 61.9 NaN NaN NaN
Further details about column or row label renaming is provided in Renaming / mapping labels.
Create a new column by assigning the output to the DataFrame with a new column name in between the [].
Operations are element-wise, no need to loop over rows.
Use rename with a dictionary or function to rename row labels or column names.
Further details about column addition and deletion is provided in Column selection, addition, deletion.


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Biography
Hello, my name is Emadeddin Beshtawi, I'm a 25 years old and I have a bachelor's degree in Mathematics. I've two years experince in Eduction field, also, I've taught some of Math undergraduate courses.
Undergraduate courses that I've taught
- Calculus I & II
- Linear Algebra I
- Statistics and probability
School curriculums that I've taught
- Jordanian National Curriculum
- SAT Curriculum


Alerts are available for any length of text and can be used for more than traditional alerts. Ideally they should be used when we want content or information to stand out, be separated from the "normal" state, highlight a change, make the user aware of important information or simply to convey the response from an action.
For proper styling, use one of the required contextual classes described below. Avoid using different contexts/colors as a means of separating categories and content of the same type as it might confuse users and make the real context less obvious.
The appearance might be the same but the semantic meaning is different. This theme is built on bootstrap which has alerts for different semantic contexts, i.e secondary content is not the same as information content, secondary content could be more information or details about a specific service or function while info should be treated as more temporary and is typically added dynamically to a page based on some event or a trigger, ex. information about cookies. Our design however has the same style for these alerts but you should still think about which one is more appropriate for you based on the context and semantic meaning.
| Context | Usage | Class name |
|---|---|---|
| Primary | For content that should stand out but lacks obvious meaning/context and is not a response to an action. Note: most of the time you don't want to use this class instead use alert-secondary when you just want the content to stick out from main content and alert-info when you want to inform the user about something neutral. |
.alert-primary |
| Secondary | For secondary content that should stand out but lacks obvious meaning/context and is not a response to an action. | .alert-secondary |
| Info | Content that holds neutral information that we find useful for users and that we want to inform them about. | .alert-info |
| Success | Should be used as a response to an action or something that is considered to be positive or a success. | .alert-success |
| Warning | Not an error but important information for a user to consider or be aware of. | .alert-warning |
| Danger | Used for errors or when something goes wrong. | .alert-danger |
The examples below use the traditional .alert-*
class (replace * with context), for use cases where the message is really important and needs to stand out.
The examples below use the traditional .alert-*
class (replace * with context), together with .alert-icon
to add extra emphasis by displaying an icon next to the message. Note that only info
, warning
and danger
alerts have icons at the moment.
Use the .alert-link
utility class to quickly provide matching colored links within any alert.
Use a grid to create responsive alert layouts, note that .btn-light
and .btn-dark
should be used for buttons in alerts. Try and resize the page to see how they behave.
A more complex alert that can be dismissed (please note that JavaScript or framework is needed to dismiss alert messages!).


--- layout: post title: Hackfest categories: - edge author: Pratik Naik published: true date: 2008-08-06 12:49:00.000000000 +01:00 ---
And once again, hackfest is back. Only this time, it’s better than ever, thanks to Git
The idea is quite simple. You get 5000 points for each of your patches that get merged to the core. The person with the highest points at the end of the month wins.
August hackfest is already on and almost 3 more weeks to go, so hack on for the first prize – a free pass to RailsConf Europe ( special thanks goes to O’Reilly for the prize )
If you’ve never contributed to Rails before, now is a good time. This railscast is a nice head start.
Thanks to all those who have contributed to Rails, making it better and better.


John Giles chastises Levy's "disgraceful" treatment of Pochettino and urges Man United to swoop now
by Raf DialloJohn Giles believes Manchester United should go for Mauricio Pochettino as soon as possible now that he is available.
Tottenham sacked the Argentine manager on Tuesday night after a poor start to the season.
Pochettino had led Spurs to relative success during his five years in charge. Aside from taking them to last season's Champions League final, he also established the North London club as a regular fixture in the Premier League Top Four and Champions League.
Some have linked him with the Bayern Munich vacancy long-term as well as other potential roles. But for Leeds and Ireland legend Giles, Man United should do their utmost to appoint him.
Disgraceful
John, who joined Off The Ball as always on a Thursday, first gave his take on what went wrong in the latter period of Pochettino's Tottenham reign. But he also feels Pochettino has been "very" harshly treated.
"I think the behaviour of the chairman, [Daniel] Levy was disgraceful," said John.
"What [Pochettino's] won at Spurs is Levy's reputation. Because without his efforts over the last four-and-a-half years, that stadium would not be built. He's done a fantastic job for that club and what Levy's saying now is, 'We haven't won anything'.
"Of course they haven't won anything. They didn't back him. They spent less than money than [their rivals] because they were building this new stadium. He kept them up there, in the Champions League."
Levy immediately turned to Jose Mourinho as managerial successor and John believes the chairman will think himself vindicated.
"The way Levy's looking at it, from his own point of view, 'Get Jose in, win a couple of trophies and I'll be proven right in getting rid of Pochettino'. I think his behaviour towards Pochettino has been dreadful, really disgraceful," he said.
John also added that he feels Pochettino has worked under difficult circumstances this season, with uncertainty around his squad. In that context, he described the manager's work over the five years as a "miracle" and "one of the best jobs in football ever".
No way, Jose?
But does he think Mourinho can do a similar job or better in similar circumstances?
"Is Levy suddenly going to say, 'Whatever you want, Jose?' He might to prove himself right and Pochettino wrong," said John.
"Going into clubs [Mourinho] has always demanded to have what he wants. Is he going to get that with Levy? He didn't give it to Pochettino. And the ironic situation is that Mourinho was kicked out of Manchester United. And what I would advocate to Manchester United, I'd go for Pochettino now."
You can watch the full chat with John Giles above via our YouTube channel. Or you can also listen in via the podcast.


My aim is to work closely with all areas of an organisation to help keep the customer and product at the forefront in alignment with a well thought out operating model that is held together by lean agile and scrum principles, analytics, team collaboration and culture.
With my extensive experience in Digital Technology I have been privileged to have worked with a variety of organisations and brands including Qantas Airways Limited (Digital Direct), Insurance Australia Group Limited (Customer Labs), Satellite (IAG), NRMA, SGIO, SGIC and Coles Insurance.
Understand customer and business needs, define project scope and requirements.
Provide technical and business solution designs, solve edge cases and create detailed requirements.
Design, development, test and repeat. Obtain feedback and improve.
Manage release strategies for smooth deployments. Continuous delivery and improvement through DevOps.


mkdir- creates a new directory; For example mkdir web, will create a directory call “web”
Ping- checks connectivity status to a server
ls - lets you know what files are inside the directory you are in.
Cd - takes you to a certain directory on your pc. Example cd Desktop
Cat - displays the content of your file. Example: cat index.html would result to “Hello World”
Hostname- allows you to know your name in your host or network, hostname -I gives your IP address
Df- shows the size, used space, and available space
Exit- this command allows to close a terminal windows, end the execution of a shell script, or log out of an SSH remote access session
History- lists the commands you have previously issued on the command line
mv- allows you to move files and directories form to directory
Passwd- lets you change the password for a user. Just type passwd to change your own password
Pwd - prints the working directory
Ssh- allows you to make a connection to a remote Linux computer and log into your account. To make a connection, you must provide your username and IP address.
How can you log into your docker container ?
First step, you must get the IP address of Container with the docker inspect command with your container name.
Next, you want to use the SSH command to log into the container. So “ssh root <IP_ADDRESS>: for example.Finally input password and connection will be established.


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Class: Aws::TimestreamQuery::Types::TimestreamConfiguration
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
|
Class Chain:
self,
Struct
|
|
|
Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
|
|
| Inherits: |
Struct
|
| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/lib/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/types.rb |
Overview
Configuration to write data into Timestream database and table. This configuration allows the user to map the query result select columns into the destination table columns.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#database_name ⇒ String
rw
Name of Timestream database to which the query result will be written.
-
#dimension_mappings ⇒ Array<Types::DimensionMapping>
rw
This is to allow mapping column(s) from the query result to the dimension in the destination table.
-
#measure_name_column ⇒ String
rw
Name of the measure column.
-
#mixed_measure_mappings ⇒ Array<Types::MixedMeasureMapping>
rw
Specifies how to map measures to multi-measure records.
-
#multi_measure_mappings ⇒ Types::MultiMeasureMappings
rw
Multi-measure mappings.
-
#table_name ⇒ String
rw
Name of Timestream table that the query result will be written to.
-
#time_column ⇒ String
rw
Column from query result that should be used as the time column in destination table.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#database_name ⇒ String
(rw)
Name of Timestream database to which the query result will be written.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/lib/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/types.rb', line 1358
class TimestreamConfiguration < Struct.new( :database_name, :table_name, :time_column, :dimension_mappings, :multi_measure_mappings, :mixed_measure_mappings, :measure_name_column) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#dimension_mappings ⇒ Array
<Types::DimensionMapping> (rw)
This is to allow mapping column(s) from the query result to the dimension in the destination table.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/lib/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/types.rb', line 1358
class TimestreamConfiguration < Struct.new( :database_name, :table_name, :time_column, :dimension_mappings, :multi_measure_mappings, :mixed_measure_mappings, :measure_name_column) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#measure_name_column ⇒ String
(rw)
Name of the measure column.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/lib/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/types.rb', line 1358
class TimestreamConfiguration < Struct.new( :database_name, :table_name, :time_column, :dimension_mappings, :multi_measure_mappings, :mixed_measure_mappings, :measure_name_column) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#mixed_measure_mappings ⇒ Array
<Types::MixedMeasureMapping> (rw)
Specifies how to map measures to multi-measure records.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/lib/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/types.rb', line 1358
class TimestreamConfiguration < Struct.new( :database_name, :table_name, :time_column, :dimension_mappings, :multi_measure_mappings, :mixed_measure_mappings, :measure_name_column) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#multi_measure_mappings ⇒ Types::MultiMeasureMappings (rw)
Multi-measure mappings.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/lib/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/types.rb', line 1358
class TimestreamConfiguration < Struct.new( :database_name, :table_name, :time_column, :dimension_mappings, :multi_measure_mappings, :mixed_measure_mappings, :measure_name_column) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#table_name ⇒ String
(rw)
Name of Timestream table that the query result will be written to. The table should be within the same database that is provided in Timestream configuration.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/lib/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/types.rb', line 1358
class TimestreamConfiguration < Struct.new( :database_name, :table_name, :time_column, :dimension_mappings, :multi_measure_mappings, :mixed_measure_mappings, :measure_name_column) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#time_column ⇒ String
(rw)
Column from query result that should be used as the time column in destination table. Column type for this should be TIMESTAMP.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/lib/aws-sdk-timestreamquery/types.rb', line 1358
class TimestreamConfiguration < Struct.new( :database_name, :table_name, :time_column, :dimension_mappings, :multi_measure_mappings, :mixed_measure_mappings, :measure_name_column) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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As mentioned in Section 15, the umlaut (the two dots over the u) in the Mandarin vowel sound ü are not always written in pinyin. This is true for all pinyin syllables beginning with "yu," and it is also true for all the syllables presented in this section. This does not cause confusion because the consonants j, q, and x never combine with Mandarin's basic u vowel (as introduced in Section 11). In fact, the only vowels that j, q, and x ever combine with are i and ü. Knowing this will help you accurately recognize the syllables of spoken Mandarin.
The pronunciation of the consonants j, q, and x, (see Section 10) in combination with the vowels ü, üe, üan, and ün (introduced in Section 15) are completely as you would expect.
Listen to the sounds of this section and try repeating them by clicking on the syllables below:
| ü | üe | üan | ün | |
| j | ju |
jue |
juan |
jun |
| q | qu |
que |
quan |
qun |
| x | xu |
xue |
xuan |
xun |


Creation of a sound is simple. Normally play
returns the SoundInstance, but in this case it does not because the sound is not preloaded.
const sound = PIXI.sound.Sound.from('resources/boing.mp3');
sound.play();
To start playing the sound immediately after load is finished use the autoPlay
flag.
PIXI.sound.Sound.from({
src: 'resources/mechanical.mp3',
autoPlay: true,
complete: function() {
console.log('Sound finished');
}
});
Globally, you can also use the PIXI.sound
library methods (add
, play
) for adding and playing a sound as well.
PIXI.sound.add('bird', 'resources/bird.mp3');
PIXI.sound.play('bird');
Preloading a sound can be enabled by passing in the preload
flag. You can listen for when the sound is loaded by using the loaded
callback.
PIXI.sound.Sound.from({
src: 'resources/bird.mp3',
preload: true,
loaded: function(err, sound) {
sound.play();
}
});
PIXI's loader can be used to load Sound assets. This returns the Sound object on the Resource's sound
property.
PIXI.loader.add('bird', 'resources/bird.mp3');
PIXI.loader.load(function(loader, resources) {
resources.bird.sound.play();
});
Volume can be set initially by using the object constructor
const sound = PIXI.sound.Sound.from({
src: 'resources/boing.mp3',
volume: 0.25
});
sound.play();
Volume can also be set by changing the volume
property.
const sound = PIXI.sound.Sound.from('resources/boing.mp3');
sound.volume = 0.25;
sound.play();
Preloaded sounds return a SoundInstance object which can be used to listen to playback events such as a the progress and end.
PIXI.sound.Sound.from({
src: 'resources/boing.mp3',
preload: true,
loaded: function(err, sound) {
const instance = sound.play();
instance.on('progress', function(progress) {
console.log('Amount played: ', Math.round(progress * 100) + '%');
});
instance.on('end', function() {
console.log('Sound finished playing');
});
}
});
Library utilities are available to help manage the cache of sounds.
PIXI.sound.add({
boing: 'resources/boing.mp3',
bird: 'resources/bird.mp3',
mechanical: 'resources/mechanical.mp3'
});
PIXI.sound.play('boing');
PIXI.sound.play('bird');
PIXI.sound.play('mechanical');
Couple of convenience methods (find
, exist
, duration
) for manipulating and checking sounds.
PIXI.sound.add('boing', {
src: 'resources/boing.mp3',
preload: true,
loaded: function() {
// duration can only be used once the sound is loaded
console.log('Duration: ', PIXI.sound.duration('boing'), 'seconds');
}
});
console.log('Exists?', PIXI.sound.exists('boing'));
console.log('Sound: ', PIXI.sound.find('boing'));
First setup an Application to render the waveform.
waveform.stage.removeChildren();
window.waveform = new PIXI.Application(1024, 128, {
view: document.getElementById('waveform'),
backgroundColor: 0xffffff
});
PIXI.loader.add('applause', 'resources/applause.mp3')
.load(function(loader, resources) {
const sound = resources.applause.sound;
const baseTexture = PIXI.sound.utils.render(sound, {
width: waveform.renderer.width,
height: waveform.renderer.height,
fill: '#999'
});
const playhead = new PIXI.Graphics()
.beginFill(0xff0000)
.drawRect(0, 0, 1, waveform.renderer.height);
waveform.stage.addChild(PIXI.Sprite.from(baseTexture), playhead);
sound.play().on('progress', function(value) {
playhead.x = baseTexture.width * value;
});
});
Create a simple sine-wave tone.
const sound = PIXI.sound.utils.sineTone(523.251, 3);
sound.play({
fadeIn: 1,
fadeOut: 1
});
There's a utility method for playing a sound once. It is immediately destroyed and after this.
PIXI.sound.utils.playOnce('resources/mechanical.mp3', function() {
console.log('Sound finished');
});
Reverb filter is available.
const sound = PIXI.sound.Sound.from('resources/boing.mp3');
sound.filters = [new PIXI.sound.filters.ReverbFilter()];
sound.play();
DistortionFilter can be used to create some distortion effect on the sound.
const sound = PIXI.sound.Sound.from('resources/boing.mp3');
sound.filters = [new PIXI.sound.filters.DistortionFilter(0.5)];
sound.play();
StereoFilter can be used to adjust the stereo panning.
const sound = PIXI.sound.Sound.from('resources/boing.mp3');
const filter = new PIXI.sound.filters.StereoFilter(-1); // left-only
sound.filters = [filter];
sound.play();
Multiple filters can be layered, in the case combining both the reverb and stereo panning filters.
const sound = PIXI.sound.Sound.from('resources/boing.mp3');
sound.filters = [
new PIXI.sound.filters.ReverbFilter(),
new PIXI.sound.filters.StereoFilter(1)
];
sound.play();


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I love to work with technologies like Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Cloud Computing, Data Analytics, IoT, MLops and Databases. Occasionally, I also work on MATLAB, C/Cpp, Embedded Systems and Robotics.
I also love to take part in Hackathons, I recently won Smart India Hackathon(SIH'20), where I and my team were working on a project to resolve the stray cattle issue
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Tools and Frameworks I love to work with:
This project can take input images and store them as a numpy file. The test Algorithm forms different clusters based on photos of various people and when a test image is served, the algorithm uses KNN to classify it. SVM (With kernels) and CNN can also be used for classification.
Currently, I am also doing research project on topics like Effects of Image processing and GAN's on real time Face recognition (Large number of Subjects, Low Per subject Data) using Deep CNN and its deployment on Edge devices.
GANs are a clever way of training a generative model by framing the problem as a supervised learning problem with two sub-models: the generator model that we train to generate new examples, and the discriminator model that tries to classify examples as either real (from the domain) or fake (generated). The two models are trained together in a zero-sum game, adversarial, until the discriminator model is fooled about half the time, meaning the generator model is generating plausible examples.
I have worked with GAN on many datasets like MNIST, Pokemon, Anime, LFW, ORL etc.
Image caption generator is a task that involves computer vision and natural language processing concepts to recognize the context of an image and describe them in a natural language like English.
DCNN and LSTM are used for image analysis and caption generation respectively.
In order to reduce pressure on Doctors, this application which is a part of COVID DOCTOR that helps people to recognise the possibility of COVID-19 infection by analysing their X-Ray. In addition to COVID-19 virus, it also classifies few other types of flu. The model is more than 95% accurate
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
For the Jerusalem artichoke purée, place the Jerusalem artichokes into a saucepan, cover with water and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 8-10 minutes, or until tender, then drain. Cool.
Place the Jerusalem artichokes into a food processor with the butter, cream and lemon juice and blend to make a smooth purée.
Place the purée into a saucepan, season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and heat gently to warm through.
For the crushed peas, bring a pan of salted water to the boil, add the peas and cook for 3-4 minutes until tender. Drain the peas, then place back in the saucepan. Add the cumin, butter, cream and lemon juice and mix well. Crush the mixture using the back of a fork or a potato masher. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the seared scallops, season the scallops with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat a frying pan until hot, then add the olive oil and the scallops and cook for two minutes on each side, or until lightly golden. Remove the scallops from the pan and set aside to rest on a plate.
Heat another frying pan and add the bacon. Cook over a high heat until crisp, then remove from the pan and drain on kitchen paper.
To serve, place a spoonful of artichoke purée onto each of four plates and smear slightly across the plate. Top with three scallops, followed by a piece of streaky bacon and a few pea shoots. Serve a spoonful of the crushed peas alongside.


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Phase 10 Score Card (PXSc) is a electronic score card for the card game Phase 10 by Ravensburger Spielverlag. You must have the original version of Phase 10 for PXSc to be of any interest to you.
Installation of PXSc is no more different than installation of any other Palm OS program:
When the synchronization is done you will have a 'PXSc' icon in the Unfiled category on your Palm PDA. Feel free to move Kasino to another category.
To use PXSc as a score card ... launch PXSc.
When starting a new game you have to select up to 6 players. You must at least select 2 players before starting a new game. Click the box next to the Player labels to fill that spot with a player name.
The names of the players is added in the Player Administration manager. Click New to add a new player. Select a player name and click Edit to edit a player name. Click OK to go back.
When playing all players, phases and scores is shown. When a phase is complete, tap on a player name to enter point and phase info.
Enter the points earned by the player in the Points field. If the player completed the phase without earning any points, enter a 0 (zero) in the Points field. Check the Phase Completed checkbox if the player completed the phase.
Tap the keyboard icon to bring up a numeric keyboard - for easier score entry.
When all players have been evaluated, click Next Phase to begin the next phase. When a player completes all phases a summary screen is shown (not shown).
During the game you can select the New Game option in the menu to start all over. Check the Same players checkbox to keep the players.
When a game has ended the final scores can be exported to the Memo pad. Enter something suitable in the Memo Title field and select the appropriate category - then hit Export.


pydem.
Boundary
(*args, **kwargs)¶bound_dist
(point, **kwargs)¶kwargs
extents
()¶find_boundary
(path)¶Use bisection method to determine a point between two endpoints which lies on the boundary. Number of bisection iterations is currently fixed at 10.
bound_point : approximate location of boundary. If no intermediate boundary, returns the starting location
invert_boundary
(new_extents)¶Construct a new Boundary which is the inverse of the current Boundary, i.e. is_inner will be the inverse of previous evaluations.
is_inner
(points)¶points
()¶set_holes_enabled_value
(holes_enabled)¶Set boolean value for holes enabled in search.
Enabling this feature will check all simplices along seach path to ensure none are missing. Significantly slows code.
set_ignore_bounds
(bounds)¶Allow user to set arbitrarily large distances in different directions
Boundary searches will not occur in directions with non-zero values Shape is (2, n_dimensions). First row is for searches decreasing in the ith dimension for [0,i-1].
pydem.
MultiBoundary
(bound_1, bound_2, bool_type, *args, **kwargs)¶Support all Boundary operations using logical operations on multiple Boundary objects. Currently supported operations are union, intersection, and difference. May be used recursively to define any number of regions.


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In this assignment, you’ll create and export a function that parses an Ethernet frame, handling both the DIX Ethernet II and IEEE 802.3 formats.
Ethernet frame addressing, being a data link layer protocol, uses a point-to-point addressing scheme called the media access control (MAC) addressing, a hardware-based addressing scheme that assigns a unique identifier to each network interface controller (NIC), usually available burned into the NIC’s firmware.
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Ethernet lives on layer 2 (Data Link) of the layered network model, but is transmitted over layer 1 (Physical). On the Physical layer, Ethernet packets are transmitted over transmission media separated by an inter-packet gap of 12 bytes (octets). When designed, this gap was intended to provide a delay between packets; now, however, a 12 byte gap provides minimal time delay, and acts simply as a separation between packets. Because of this, in some cases, that gap is now reduced to 8 bytes.
A new Ethernet packet is signified by a preamble of 7 bytes (octets) of
alternating 1s and 0s, followed by a 1-byte start frame delimiter (SFD)
10101011
. In hexadecimal, this preamble and SFD sequence is
AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AB
.
An Ethernet frame is the layer 2 routing portion of the packet, and begins immediately after the SFD. Ethernet routing on the Data Link layer relies on MAC addresses to identify devices.
A MAC address is a 48-bit (6 byte) address assigned to a network interface controller. The first 24 bits (3 bytes) are assigned as an address block by the IEEE to manufacturers of NIC devices for a fee. This portion is called the “Organizationally Unique Identifier” (OUI). The last 24 bits (3 bytes) are the manufacturer’s unique serial number for the NIC device. (Some frame and packet inspection programs will display the OUI portion as a company name instead of using the 3-byte hexadecimal representation.)
An example MAC address might look like 00:0d:b7:1f:fe:e6
. In this
address, the OUI would be 00:0d:b7
, and since the NIC is an Intel
product, might be replaced with Intel_
or similar by a frame
inspection program. The NIC’s serial number would be 1f:fe:e6
.
Note that MAC addresses are just a sequence of 48 bits in the machine. However, when we write MAC addresses for human consumption, we separate each byte’s hexadecimal representation by a colon character. This is to make the addresses easier to interpret by explicitly showing the byte boundaries.
There are two commonly used Ethernet frame formats today, though these are not the only Ethernet formats that have been used. In this assignment, you will implement a parser for an Ethernet frame for each of these common formats.
A creation coming out of work from Digital Equipment Corporation, Intel and Xerox in the early 1980’s DIX Ethernet, and its successor DIX Ethernet II, quickly became a proprietary standard. Although the hardware associated with it was outmoded by a newer, open standard soon after, the frame format used was very popular, as it could hold a few more bytes per frame than its competitor IEEE 802.3.
The frame structure of DIX Ethernet II involves a 14-byte frame header and a 4-byte frame check sequence (FCS) trailer surrounding the frame’s data payload, which can be up to 1500 bytes. The FCS is computed over all previous fields of the frame, not including the packet preamble and SFD.
DIX Ethernet II Frame Structure
|----------header-----------|-----payload-. . .-------------|-trailer-|
------------------------------------------. . .------------------------
| ' ' ' ' ' | ' ' ' ' ' | ' | ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' | ' ' ' ' |
| 6 bytes | 6 bytes | 2B| 46 - 1500 bytes | 4 bytes |
| Dst MAC | Src MAC |Type Payload | FCS |
| | | | | |
------------------------------------------. . .------------------------
IEEE’s 802.3 CSMA/CD frame structure took the DIX Ethernet II structure and replaced the “Ethertype” 2-byte field with an explicit frame length value of 2 bytes. However, in order to include the frame type information, they also added an 8-byte extension to the header including the IEEE 802.2 “Logical Link Control” (LLC) header and the “Subnetwork Access Protocol” (SNAP) header extension. This 8 bytes had to be carved from the payload data space in order to maintain the 1518 byte total capacity limit supported by most hardware at the time.
The extension header consists of 5 subfields:
0xAA
0xAA
0x03
0x000000
)0x0800
0x08DD
0x0806
For IEEE 802.3, the 4-byte FCS is computed using all prior fields of the frame, not including the packet preamble and SFD.
Although DIX Ethernet II frame structure is used for most IP packet traffic on the Internet today, most other Ethernet-based network traffic usually uses the IEEE 802.3 frame format.
IEEE 802.3 CSMA/CD LAN Frame Structure
|----------header---------------------------|-payload-. . .---------|-trailer-|
------------------------------------------------------. . .--------------------
| ' ' ' ' ' | ' ' ' ' ' | ' | ' ' ' ' ' ' ' | ' ' ' ' . . . ' ' ' ' | ' ' ' ' |
| 6 bytes | 6 bytes | 2B| 8 bytes | 48 - 1492 bytes | 4 bytes |
| Dst MAC | Src MAC |Len| LLC/SNAP | Payload | FCS |
| | | | | | |
------------------------------------------------------. . .--------------------
__/ \_________________________________
/ \
---------------------------------------------------------
| | | | ' ' | ' |
| 1B | 1B | 1B | 3 bytes | 2 bytes |
| DSAP | SSAP | Ctrl | OUI | Type |
| | | | | |
---------------------------------------------------------
|-----802.2 LLC------|--------------SNAP----------------|
To complete this assignment, you need to write the body of the parse
function defined and exported from index.js
. You do not need to worry
about asynchronous operations yet – just be able to parse the incoming
byte Buffer
using the appropriate protocol.
Your function should return a JavaScript object with the fields and structure specified below. Expected data types and descriptions are included in parentheses.
{
protocol: (either "Ethernet II" or "IEEE 802.3"),
header: {
destinationMAC: (MAC address binary value as length 6 Buffer),
destination: (MAC Address human-readable text string),
sourceMAC: (MAC address binary value as length 6 Buffer),
source: (MAC Address human-readable text string),
type: (16-bit Unsigned integer value),
length: (16-bit Unsigned integer value, number of payload bytes),
llc: { // only include if relevant to protocol
dsap: (Unsigned Integer),
ssap: (Unsigned Integer),
control: (Unsigned Integer)
},
snap_oui: (MAC OUI binary value as length 3 Buffer, if relevant to protocol)
},
payload: (payload data in binary format as an Buffer with appropriate length),
frame_check: (Integer CRC-32 frame check sequence value),
frame_check_valid: (Boolean, true if computed FCS matches)
}
While you must make your implementation pass automated tests that
will only use the exported parse
function, you will likely want
to create several additional functions to help with parsing the data.
Each of these functions should be well-tested (repeatably via automation),
so that you can be confident of the accuracy and error-free quality of
your parsing code. Each of these functions should also include relevant
documentation in JSdoc format about why they exist,
including expected inputs and outputs with data types.
In this repo, you will find a lib
folder which contains several things
that should be helpful:
parsers
folder - this is where you should put the protocol-specific
parser code you writeframecheck.js
and framecheck.test.js
- a module exporting a function
framecheck
that computes the frame check sequence as a 32-bit unsigned
integerdisplayMAC.js
and displayMAC.test.js
- a module exporting a function
displayMAC
that formats a byte buffer as a human-readable MAC addressIn this assignment (and in most of the rest of the course), you’ll be
working with binary data in JavaScript. The interface for this work
will almost always be the Buffer
class and its subclasses. Get to know
the Buffer
class as soon as possible.
In particular, you’ll need to be very familiar with the methods to read
various length unsigned integers, including the little endian (LE) and
big endian (BE) variants and how to choose which variant you need, and the
subarray
method, as well as the typed subclasses of Buffer
.
In some cases, you’ll want to explicitly treat each byte separately, which
you can do by creating a Uint8Array
from the Buffer
by doing something
like:
Uint8Array.prototype.slice.call(this.buffer, startIndex, endIndex)
You must submit your changes as commits to a new branch on the repository in the form of a Pull Request on Github. I will provide feedback in the context of the Pull Request within a week of the due date of the assignment. If you push your code earlier than the due date, I will try to provide feedback as needed.
I suggest that you start by creating the new branch first, before doing any
work on the program, that you commit your changes to that branch, and that
you push your commits as you are working on the program. On the first push
to the new branch, please go ahead and create the Pull Request in Github.
This way, if you have questions, I will be able to review your
work-in-progress and give more relevant answers and feedback. I will do my
best to respond to questions posed during the course of the assignment with
in a day of the ask. If you want to ask a question or request early
feedback, please tag me in a comment on the Pull Request: @nihonjinrxs
.
Good luck, and I look forward to seeing what you create!


Moar RAM for less
The ASUS C425 Chromebook is the real deal — and it's on sale for Black Friday
Need a new Chromebook for work? ASUS has you covered for power and style.
by Ara WagonerAn Intel m3 processor, 8GB RAM, and 64GB of RAM make this one of the most powerful Chromebooks we've seen on Black Friday, and it's even more impressive because ASUS usually doesn't really do Black Friday the way other manufacturers — and basically all retailers — do. I really liked its 2-in-1 cousin, the ASUS Chromebook Flip C434, which I used for the majority of this summer, and since tablet mode is pretty unwieldy with a laptop this big, you're not really missing much by opting for the clamshell version.
Go Chrome
ASUS Chromebook C425
Ready for all your multi-tasking Mondays.
With the same great screen, polished build, and powerful internals as the ASUS Chromebook Flip C434, you can save hundreds by opting for this sturdy clamshell over the 2-in-1 form factor.
$319.99 $379.99 $60 off
The most important upgrade here is 8GB of memory, because whether you're currently rocking a Chromebook or a more traditional MacBook or Windows laptop, you know that Chrome eats RAM like yummy holiday fudge. More RAM is always better, but finding 8GB RAM models of Chromebooks for less than $500 has been even more difficult than a needle in a haystack, so this is the one to grab if you just want a powerful laptop that doesn't try to masquerade as a tablet. The 14-inch screen is great for multitasking, but I wish it was a touchscreen like the C434.
Don't miss out on today's newest and best Black Friday deals
Amazon's Fire Tablet is the one Black Friday purchase you NEED to make!
If there's anything you need to be wary of before buying this Chromebook, it's that like the C434, when the Chromebook lid swings out for use, the hinge forces the back of the keyboard up, so rather than lying flat on your desk, it'll be balancing on the bottom edge of the screen and the bottom pads on the base. Some people like this because it puts the keyboard in a more comfortable position for them, but I prefer my laptops flat and stable.
If this looks like the best angle for you, then grab the C425 and welcome to the blissfully simple system that is Chrome OS. If you look at this and your right eye starts twitching like mine, then that's okay, there are other great Black Friday Chromebook deals to take advantage of today.
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Nadal reclaims world number one tag from Djokovic
(Reuters) - Rafa Nadal dethroned Serbia’s Novak Djokovic to reclaim the number one spot in the ATP rankings on Monday following the Spaniard’s semi-final run at the Paris Masters.
Nadal withdrew minutes before his semi-final match against Canada’s Denis Shapovalov with an abdominal injury, with the 33-year-old deciding not to take any risks ahead of the Nov. 10-17 ATP Finals. [nL8N27I0EF]
Despite Djokovic winning the title in Paris, the semis run was enough for Nadal to become the second-oldest player to top the rankings after Swiss Roger Federer achieved the feat aged 36 in 2018.
“I’m super happy with my season,” Nadal said. “It was a tough beginning but then I was able to find a way to be back playing at a very high level of tennis and be in the situation that I am today.
“I’m very proud about the year that I am having.”
Nadal won two Grand Slams this year — the French Open and the U.S. Open — to move within one of Federer’s record of 20 titles.
But injuries have curtailed Nadal’s season and the ATP Finals will be his last chance to end the year as number one for the fifth time in his career.


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# File samples/expert-tankspank.rb, line 155 def draw $app.stroke $app.blue $app.fill $app.blue(0.4) Opp.draw_opp_rect @x - 20, @x + 20, @y - 15, @y + 15, 1.05, @tank_angle #Opp.draw_opp_box @x - 20, @x + 20, @y - 20, @y + 20, 1.03, 1.0 Opp.draw_opp_rect @x - 10, @x + 10, @y - 7, @y + 7, 1.05, @aim_angle x, unused1, y, unused2 = Opp.project(@x, 0, @y, 0, 1.05) $app.line x, y, x + 25 * Math.cos(@aim_angle), y + 25 * Math.sin(@aim_angle) $app.stroke $app.red $app.fill $app.red(@aimed ? 0.4 : 0.1) Opp.draw_opp_oval @target_x - 10, @target_x + 10, @target_y - 10, @target_y + 10, 1.00 if @moving $app.stroke $app.green $app.fill $app.green(0.2) Opp.draw_opp_oval @dest_x - 20, @dest_x + 20, @dest_y - 20, @dest_y + 20, 1.00 end end
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# File samples/expert-tankspank.rb, line 79 def east; @x + @@collide_size; end
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# File samples/expert-tankspank.rb, line 106 def fire Opp.add_shell Shell.new(@x + 30 * Math.cos(@aim_angle), @y + 30 * Math.sin(@aim_angle), @aim_angle) end
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# File samples/expert-tankspank.rb, line 80 def north; @y - @@collide_size; end
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# File samples/expert-tankspank.rb, line 101 def set_destination @dest_x, @dest_y = @target_x, @target_y @moving = true end
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# File samples/expert-tankspank.rb, line 81 def south; @y + @@collide_size; end
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# File samples/expert-tankspank.rb, line 111 def update button, mouse_x, mouse_y @target_x, @target_y = mouse_x, mouse_y if @moving guidance_system @x, @y, @dest_x, @dest_y, @tank_angle do |direction, on_target| turn direction @acceleration = on_target * 0.25 end distance = Math.sqrt((@dest_x - @x) ** 2 + (@dest_y - @y) ** 2) @moving = false if distance < 50 else @acceleration = 0.0 end guidance_system @x, @y, @target_x, @target_y, @aim_angle do |direction, on_target| aim direction @aimed = on_target > 0.98 end integrity = @health / 100.0 # the more hurt you are, the slower you go @speed = [[@speed + @acceleration, 5.0 * integrity].min, -3.0 * integrity].max @speed *= 0.9 if !@moving @last_x, @last_y = @x, @y @x += @speed * Math.cos(@tank_angle) @y += @speed * Math.sin(@tank_angle) end


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