USER
Easy user authentication with email + password or third-party provider.
EMAIL
Implement features (e.g a welcome email) by adding more blocks.
CUSTOM OBJECT
Define custom data models (e.g product, order) and get APIs for them.
Extend your back-end features by adding more blocks.
On new sign up add him on a Mailchimp list.
On "product" edit, send a notification with Pusher.
On new "order" charge user via Stripe.


Ask a brief question below and the system will attempt to answer it for you
“categorize my list”, “make recipe”, “share list”, “problem not sharing”


Delicious Design
A Small Food Business Workshop
timdikun.com/eastendworkshop
I'm Tim Dikun
I work for Envy Labs & Code School.
Everybody needs a website
- 81% of Americans use the internet (1)
- 78% research a service before buying (2)
1,348,520
Potential Customer Base(3)
$13,485,200
Potential Revenue(4)
Let me clarify...
You need a website
Rule #1:
Work within your limitations


Why choose us
Because we are Reliable.
Being reliable is one of the most valued traits in a person. Put simply, being reliable means that if you say you will do something, you will do it.
OUR MISSION
To Redefine your Brand.
A mission is not simply a description of an organization by an external party, but an expression, made by its leaders, of their desires and intent for the organization.
WHAT WE DO.
Make our Customers Happy.
Goals are the most important part of the plan, describing what you want to achieve. They also provide focus because once you have a clear target in mind, you can rededicate yourself and confidently neglect ideas that aren’t contributing to your success.


Example
Badges scale to match the size of the immediate parent element by using relative font sizing and em
units.

Example heading New

Example heading New

Example heading New

Example heading New

Example heading New

Example heading New

Badges can be used as part of links or buttons to provide a counter.
<button type="button" class="btn btn-primary">
Notifications 4
</button>
Note that depending on how they are used, badges may be confusing for users of screen readers and similar assistive technologies. While the styling of badges provides a visual cue as to their purpose, these users will simply be presented with the content of the badge. Depending on the specific situation, these badges may seem like random additional words or numbers at the end of a sentence, link, or button.
Unless the context is clear (as with the "Notifications" example, where it is understood that the "4" is the number of notifications), consider including additional context with a visually hidden piece of additional text.
<button type="button" class="btn btn-primary">
Profile 9
unread messages
</button>
Contextual variations
Add any of the below mentioned modifier classes to change the appearance of a badge.
Primary
Secondary
Success
Danger
Warning
Info
Light
Dark
Conveying meaning to assistive technologies
Using color to add meaning only provides a visual indication, which will not be conveyed to users of assistive technologies – such as screen readers. Ensure that information denoted by the color is either obvious from the content itself (e.g. the visible text), or is included through alternative means, such as additional text hidden with the .sr-only
class.
Pill badges
Use the .badge-pill
modifier class to make badges more rounded (with a larger border-radius
and additional horizontal padding
).
Primary
Secondary
Success
Danger
Warning
Info
Light
Dark
Links
Using the contextual .badge-*
classes on an
element quickly provide actionable badges with hover and focus states.
Primary
Secondary
Success
Danger
Warning
Info
Light
Dark
Custom badges and indicators
Graindashboard also includes own badges and indicators for cases like notifications and so on. To properly scale fixed badges, the following classes badge-sm
, badge-md
and badge-lg
are used. In addition, in most cases utility classes are used for indicators.


Time Calculator
This works best on most mobile browsers and desktop Google Chrome/Chromium (because of their built in date/time pickers). This web app assumes you have American locale settings. It probably won't work if you don't have those settings.
Months are 30 days long. Years are 365 days long.
Difference in Time
Difference in Date
Difference in Date/Time
Add/Subtract Value to Time
Add/Subtract Value to Date/Time
Only use whole numbers.
Not my finest work, but it does work. And it's ultra light-weight (i.e. just one single ~10 KB file, no tracking what so ever, no libraries used, etc.). As opposed to this bloated mess that requires POSTing a request and taking ~9 seconds to load a ~900 KB page on a ~200 Mbps connection.


Megaphone Episode (Dark)
Megaphone Episode (Light)
Megaphone Episode (Tile)
Megaphone Episode (Custom Start Time)
Megaphone Episode (Disabled sharing controls)
Megaphone Playlist (With limited number of episodes)
Megaphone Playlist (Disabled sharing controls)


Attach this attribute to a class to identify it as a package.
[IsPackage("application", "app")] internal class ApplicationPackage { } [IsComponent("defaultStyles")] [PartOf("application")] internal class DefaultStylesComponent { }
The [IsPackage()] attribute has the following properties you can set.
You will want to choose a unique name for your package if you intend to assign other page elements to it using attributes. If you are creating a package for distribution to third parties then you don't have to set a package name, but it makes sense to do so for debugging purposes.
This defines the prefix to use on all CSS class names and the namespace used to enclose all Javascript functions. You must choose a name that is valid syntax when applied to a CSS class name as a prefix and is also a valid Javascript identifier. I recommend choosing a short all lower case name with no puncuation or special characters. If you need to concatenate multiple words then you should separate them with underscore because hyphens look like subtraction to the Javascript parser.


| 012:032 Khan | : |
She said: "This is he (the young man) about whom you did blame me (for his love), and I did seek to seduce him, but he refused. And now if he refuses to obey my order, he shall certainly be cast into prison, and will be one of those who are disgraced." |
| 012:032 Maulana | : |
She said: This is he about whom you blamed me. And certainly I sought to seduce him, but he was firm in continence. And if he do not what I bid him, he shall certainly be imprisoned, and he shall certainly be of the abject. |
| 012:032 Pickthal | : |
She said: This is he on whose account ye blamed me. I asked of him an evil act, but he proved continent, but if he do not my behest he verily shall be imprisoned, and verily shall be of those brought low. |
| 012:032 Rashad | : |
She said, "This is the one you blamed me for falling in love with. I did indeed try to seduce him, and he refused. Unless he does what I command him to do, he will surely go to prison, and will be debased." |
| 012:032 Sarwar | : |
She said, "This is the one on whose account you subjected me to all this blame. I tried to seduce him but he abstained. If he does not yield to me, I shall order him to be locked up in prison to make him humble." |
| 012:032 Shakir | : |
She said: This is he with respect to whom you blamed me, and certainly I sought his yielding himself (to me), but he abstained, and if he does not do what I bid him, he shall certainly be imprisoned, and he shall certainly be of those who are in a state of ignominy. |
| 012:032 Sherali | : |
She said, 'And this is he whom you blamed me. I did seek to seduce him against his will, but he preserved himself from sin. And now if he do not what I bid him, he shall certainly be imprisoned and become one of the humbled.' |
| 012:032 Yusufali | : |
She said: "There before you is the man about whom ye did blame me! I did seek to seduce him from his (true) self but he did firmly save himself guiltless!....and now, if he doth not my bidding, he shall certainly be cast into prison, and (what is more) be of the company of the vilest!" |
Concepts/Themes Covered:
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Class Generator is a tool for creating the skeleton of a new class. It does this by transforming template files into the real class files by performing text substitutions denoted by special strings, e.g. ${Class}. The tool comes with the templates that I use for generating C++ classes, although it is not C++ specific and there are templates for generating non-class based files.
There are two main concepts - Templates and Components. Templates are the files that are transformed to create the final skeleton. The tool also supports the concept of Components which are a collection of common settings that make it easier to generate a class for a specific library or application. The classes of a Component generally live in the same folder and are defined in the same namespace.
Configuration is done manually by editing the Templates.ini file. This file, which must reside in the same folder as the executable, tells Class Generator what templates and components are available and also some other common settings.
It is easy to use Class Generator, the difficulty lies in the configuration which is manual. However, once you have configured it, just fire up the tool and you'll see a dialog like the one below. Just select the component from the dropdown, which will default the folder and namespace, select the class type from the template and enter the class name. Then press "Generate" to create the source files.
The Templates part defines the types of skeleton classes that can be generated. The actual [Templates] section lists the template names, while the template definitions are then provided separately afterwards, e.g.
[Templates] Path=. Count=2 Template[0]=Generic Template[1]=Interface
The 'Path' entry determines where the actual template files live. By default they are installed alongside the executable, but you could place them on a network share and change the Path accordingly.
Each template definition lives in its own section, which is created by appending the word 'Template' to the name. The section has 4 entries, e.g.
[Generic Template] Description=Full header & source file class declaration Class=True HPP=Generic.hpp CPP=Generic.cpp
The 'Description' entry provides a useful hint and is displayed under the list of templates that are available. The 'Class' entry is a flag that signals if the definition is for a class or not. In reality this just disables the Class Name field on the dialog. The final two entries, 'HPP' and 'CPP', define the files which contain the outline. Either of these two entries can be left blank (e.g. see the Interface template) where you only need one or other file.
The Components section allows you to define common projects, such as libraries or applications, where you are likely to create many classes. This means that just by selecting the component in the UI you will automatically select the directory where the class will be created and apply the right namespace. The [Components] section uses the same format as the [Templates] one above, in that you specify a list of Component names and then provide the definitions in a separate section later, e.g.
[Components] Count=2 Component[0]=Application Component[1]=Library
Each component definition lives in its own section, which is created by appending the word 'Component' to the name. The section has 5 entries, e.g.
[Library Component] Description=The library Include=StdAfx.h Comment=The Library Namespace=lib Folder=C:\Library
The 'Description' entry provides a useful hint and is displayed under the list of components that are available in the UI. The 'Folder' is the default location where new classes should be generated and can be overridden in the UI. The 'Include', 'Comment' and 'Namespace' entries are parameters that can be applied to the template file and are explained in detail further down.
There are a few other miscellaneous settings that can be configured, e.g.
[General] HppExt=.hpp CppExt=.cpp Author=The Author
The 'HppExt' and 'CppExt' entries allow you to choose what the default file extension will be for the header and source filenames when they are generated in the UI - I use .hpp and .cpp, but you may prefer .h and .cxx. The 'Author' entry is mapped directly onto the ${Author} parameter explained below.
The template files consist of normal text with placeholders used to define where certain strings should be applied. These placeholders are denoted by a string enclosed inside a "${" and "}", where the string is the name of a parameter. Every parameter name can be specified in Mixed case, all UPPER case or all lower case to have the value applied in that same case. For example, if the 'Author' parameter was set to "Chris Oldwood", these would be the substitutions,
${Author}=Chris Oldwood ${AUTHOR}=CHRIS OLDWOOD ${author}=chris oldwood
The following table lists the full set of placeholders, their meaning and how they can be configured,
| Placeholder | Description |
|---|---|
| ${Author} | The author of the class. This is configured in the [General] section. I use this with the "\author" Doxygen tag. |
| ${Class} | The name of the class. This can be entered through the UI for any template that has 'Class=True' configured. |
| ${Comment} | The comment for the component. This is configured in the [? Component] section. I used to use this in the file banner, but having both ${Namespace} and ${Component} in the file now has made this use redundant. |
| ${Component} | The name of the component. This is configured in the [Components] section and is how a component is chosen in the UI. I use the upper case version of this, ${COMPONENT}, as the prefix for all #include guards to avoid conflicts where the same class/file name may be used in different libraries. |
| ${Ext} | This gives you the extension of the file being created, without the leading period, e.g. for a source file it could be "cpp" and "hpp" for a header file. |
| ${File.Ext} | This is the complete filename of the file being generated. |
| ${File} | This is just the title of the file being generated, i.e. no extension. I use the upper case version of this, ${FILE} along with ${EXT} to create the #include guard. |
| ${Header} | The filename of the header file that was generated. I use this in the source file to #include the class header. |
| ${Include} | The common #include file used with pre-compiled headers, e.g. StdAfx.h. This is specified in the [? Component] section. |
| ${Namespace} | The namespace that the class should reside in. This can be defaulted in the [? Component] section of the configuration file and then overridden in the UI if required. |
The example below is taken from the 'Interface' template that is provided with Class Generator. The namespace used was 'Test' and the class name was 'ITest'. The tool generated a single file called Test.hpp.
This is the template,
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //! \file ${File.Ext} //! \author ${Author} #ifndef ${COMPONENT}_${FILE}_${EXT} #define ${COMPONENT}_${FILE}_${EXT} namespace ${Namespace} { class ${Class} { protected: virtual ~${Class}() = 0 {}; }; } #endif // ${COMPONENT}_${FILE}_${EXT}
And this is the code that was generated,
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //! \file ITest.hpp //! \author Chris Oldwood #ifndef APPLICATION_ITEST_HPP #define APPLICATION_ITEST_HPP namespace Test { class ITest { protected: virtual ~ITest() = 0 {}; }; } #endif // APPLICATION_ITEST_HPP
This application is freeware - you get what you pay for, nothing more, nothing less.
The full source code (C++) is available from my web site listed below.
The "About" dialog also contains my contact details. Please check the web site for updates.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Web: www.cix.co.uk/~gort
Chris Oldwood
8th June 2009


Exercise 1: Draw the figure below using CSS and HTML.
Exercise 2: Create a simple login form and write a function to make
the API call and fetch the data from sample server below.
Exercise 3: Given an integer array nums, find the largest perfect
number within an array.
CONSOLE.LOG
Exercise 4: Count and print the number of (contiguous) subarrays where
the product of all the elements in the subarray is less than k.
CONSOLE.LOG


Personal
My name is Diarmuid Keating.
I am 18 years old.
I study BIS in UCC. It is quite the enjoyable experience thus far.
I am from Newcastle in County Tipperary


| -c | Just count number of reads in DB & exit. |
| -u | Unshuffle reads? [TRUE] |
| -r | Randomly draw pairs from DB? [TRUE] |
| -n | Number of pairs of reads to write. Multiple values accepted. |
| -p | Output file prefix. |
| -d | Database file name. |
Get specified numbers of pairs of randomly drawn reads from a sqlite3 database created with ‘fastq2sqlite.pl’
Number of reads added output file names. Using fisher-yates shuffle for randomizing.


ASP.NET Boilerplate provides background jobs and workers those are used to execute some tasks in background threads in an application.
Background jobs are used to queue some tasks to be executed in background in a queued and persistent manner. You may need background jobs for several reasons. Some examples:
See Background Job Store section for more information on job persistence.
We can create a background job class by either inheriting from BackgroundJob<TArgs> class or directly implementing IBackgroundJob<TArgs> interface.
Here is the most simple background job:
public class TestJob : BackgroundJob<int>, ITransientDependency
{
public override void Execute(int number)
{
Logger.Debug(number.ToString());
}
}
A background job defines an Execute method gets an input argument. Argument type is defined as generic class parameter as shown in the example.
A background job must be registered to dependency injection. Implementing ITransientDependency is the simplest way.
Lest's define a more realistic job which sends emails in a background queue:
public class SimpleSendEmailJob : BackgroundJob<SimpleSendEmailJobArgs>, ITransientDependency
{
private readonly IRepository<User, long> _userRepository;
private readonly IEmailSender _emailSender;
public SimpleSendEmailJob(IRepository<User, long> userRepository, IEmailSender emailSender)
{
_userRepository = userRepository;
_emailSender = emailSender;
}
public override void Execute(SimpleSendEmailJobArgs args)
{
var senderUser = _userRepository.Get(args.SenderUserId);
var targetUser = _userRepository.Get(args.TargetUserId);
_emailSender.Send(senderUser.EmailAddress, targetUser.EmailAddress, args.Subject, args.Body);
}
}
We injected user repository (to get user emails) and email sender (a service to send emails) and simply sent the email. SimpleSendEmailJobArgs is the job argument here and defined as shown below:
[Serializable]
public class SimpleSendEmailJobArgs
{
public long SenderUserId { get; set; }
public long TargetUserId { get; set; }
public string Subject { get; set; }
public string Body { get; set; }
}
A job argument should be serializable, because it's serialized and stored in the database. While ASP.NET Boilerplate default background job manager uses JSON serialization (which does not need [Serializable] attribute), it's better to define [Serializable] attribute since we may switch to another job manager in the future, which may use binary serialization.
Keep your arguments simple, do not include entities or other non serializable objects. As shown in the SimpleSendEmailJob sample, we can only store Id of an entity and get the entity from repository inside the job.
After defining a background job, we can inject and use IBackgroundJobManager to add a job to the queue. See a sample for TestJob defined above:
public class MyService
{
private readonly IBackgroundJobManager _backgroundJobManager;
public MyService(IBackgroundJobManager backgroundJobManager)
{
_backgroundJobManager = backgroundJobManager;
}
public void Test()
{
_backgroundJobManager.Enqueue<TestJob, int>(42);
}
}
We sent 42 as argument while enqueuing. IBackgroundJobManager will instantiate and execute the TestJob with 42 as argument.
Let's see to add a new job for SimpleSendEmailJob defined above:
[AbpAuthorize]
public class MyEmailAppService : ApplicationService, IMyEmailAppService
{
private readonly IBackgroundJobManager _backgroundJobManager;
public MyEmailAppService(IBackgroundJobManager backgroundJobManager)
{
_backgroundJobManager = backgroundJobManager;
}
public async Task SendEmail(SendEmailInput input)
{
await _backgroundJobManager.EnqueueAsync<SimpleSendEmailJob, SimpleSendEmailJobArgs>(
new SimpleSendEmailJobArgs
{
Subject = input.Subject,
Body = input.Body,
SenderUserId = AbpSession.GetUserId(),
TargetUserId = input.TargetUserId
});
}
}
Enqueu (or EnqueueAsync) method has other parameters such as priority and delay.
IBackgroundJobManager is implemented by BackgroundJobManager default. It can be replaced by another background job provider (see hangfire integration section). Some information on default BackgroundJobManager:
Default BackgroundJobManager needs a data store to save and get jobs. If you do not implement IBackgroundJobStore then it uses InMemoryBackgroundJobStore which does not save jobs in a persistent database. You can simply implement it to store jobs in a database or you can use module-zero which already implements it.
If you are using a 3rd party job manager (like Hanfgire), no need to implement IBackgroundJobStore.
You can use Configuration.BackgroundJobs in PreInitialize method of your module to configure background job system.
You may want to disable background job execution for your application:
public class MyProjectWebModule : AbpModule { public override void PreInitialize() { Configuration.BackgroundJobs.IsJobExecutionEnabled = false; } //... }
This is rarely needed. But, think that you are running multiple instances of your application working on the same database (in a web farm). In this case, each application will query same database for jobs and executes them. This leads multiple execution of same jobs and some other problems. To prevent it, you have two options:
Background job manager is designed as replaceable by another background job manager. See hangfire integration document to replace it by Hangfire.
Background workers are different than background jobs. They are simple independent threads in the application running in the background. Generally, they run periodically to perform some tasks. Examples;
To create a background worker, we should implement IBackgroundWorker interface. Alternatively, we can inherit from BackgroundWorkerBase or PeriodicBackgroundWorkerBase based on our needs.
Assume that we want to make a user passive, if he did not login to the application in last 30 days. See the code:
public class MakeInactiveUsersPassiveWorker : PeriodicBackgroundWorkerBase, ISingletonDependency
{
private readonly IRepository<User, long> _userRepository;
public MakeInactiveUsersPassiveWorker(AbpTimer timer, IRepository<User, long> userRepository)
: base(timer)
{
_userRepository = userRepository;
Timer.Period = 5000; //5 seconds (good for tests, but normally will be more)
}
[UnitOfWork]
protected override void DoWork()
{
using (CurrentUnitOfWork.DisableFilter(AbpDataFilters.MayHaveTenant))
{
var oneMonthAgo = Clock.Now.Subtract(TimeSpan.FromDays(30));
var inactiveUsers = _userRepository.GetAllList(u =>
u.IsActive &&
((u.LastLoginTime < oneMonthAgo && u.LastLoginTime != null) || (u.CreationTime < oneMonthAgo && u.LastLoginTime == null))
);
foreach (var inactiveUser in inactiveUsers)
{
inactiveUser.IsActive = false;
Logger.Info(inactiveUser + " made passive since he/she did not login in last 30 days.");
}
CurrentUnitOfWork.SaveChanges();
}
}
}
This is a real code and directly works in ASP.NET Boilerplate with module-zero.
After creating a background worker, we should add it to IBackgroundWorkerManager. Most common place is the PostInitialize method of your module:
public class MyProjectWebModule : AbpModule
{
//...
public override void PostInitialize()
{
var workManager = IocManager.Resolve<IBackgroundWorkerManager>();
workManager.Add(IocManager.Resolve<MakeInactiveUsersPassiveWorker>());
}
}
While we generally add workers in PostInitialize, there is no restriction on that. You can inject IBackgroundWorkerManager anywhere and add workers on runtime. IBackgroundWorkerManager will stop and release all registered workers when your applications is being shutdown.
Background workers are generally implemented as singleton. But there is no restriction. If you need multiple instance of same worker class, you can make it transient and add more than one instance to IBackgroundWorkerManager. In this case, your worker probably will be parametric (say that you have a single LogCleaner class but two LogCleaner worker instances they watch and clear different log folders).
Background jobs and workers only works if your application is running. An ASP.NET application shutdowns by default if no request is performed to the web application for a long time. So, if you host background job execution in your web application (this is the default behaviour), you should ensure that your web application is configured to always running. Otherwise, background jobs only works while your applications is in use.
There are some techniques to accomplish that. Most simple way is to make periodic requests to your web application from an external application. Thus, you can also check if your web application is up and running. Hangfire documentation explains some other ways.


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Paul McCartney's wife was urinated on
Wire Services | Submitted by: King of We
"Heather Mills, new wife of ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, has described
how someone urinated on her head during a period of homelessness while she
was living rough on the streets of London... "There was this stench and I
realized my hair was soaked -- a tramp was urinating on my head."
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Canadians sue US over hemp confiscations
ABC News | Submitted by: Rembrandt (Harmenszoon) van Rijn
"A small Canadian company is using the 1994 NAFTA treaty to sue the U.S.
government, claiming restrictions on hemp-containing foods have devastated
their business. "Under international law they actually have the obligation
to compensate the people whose business they're taking."
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GPS sparks boundary wars
MSNBC | Submitted by: vomit
GPS systems are allowing state authorities to restate previously
surveyed borders: "The Lilligrens and their three children could end up in
a different school district, and answerable to a new set of state and local
authorities. Already, North Stonington says it plans to add their property
to its tax rolls, along with six other residences on the 25 acres between
the old survey line and the new one. The town of Hopkinton plans to contest
the move, which it calls a blatant land grab."
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Earth getting fatter
BBC | Submitted by: Boat6float
"Scientists have known for some time that the Earth is not a perfect sphere...
But now new research published in the journal Science suggests our planet is
getting even wider, if only by the odd millimetre."
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California steak thief
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"Authorities didn't have to bring in the blood hounds to solve the case
of the missing meat. "It had been stolen and a trail of meat juice was
followed up to the next door apartment," said sheriff's deputy Blain Smith...
The steak never made it back to the grill. "I doubt if it was returned
and I don't think they booked it in evidence."
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What in tarnation is going on here?
Edinburgh News | Submitted by: wingnut
"Workmen scheduled to tarmac a stretch of Oxford Street in the city’s
southside found the abandoned vehicle in their way when they arrived to
start work. The badly damaged Ford Fiesta which had been abandoned on
a yellow line a month earlier had already been served with two removal
warning notices. The road squad was told the car could not be removed
because the owner could not be contacted and were instructed to tar
around it." With goofy picture.
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Court orders man to stop digging wife's grave
AZ Central | Submitted by: Bo Orly
So much effort and creativity has been devoted over the years to pissing off one's soon to be ex-spouse, you would think there's nothing new to try. You'd be wrong. A creative fellow in Illinois with, apparently, a strong back and a lot of time on his hands, has taken to digging holes in his wife's driveway that look like graves. The best charge they could come up with is disorderly conduct, with the judge admonoshing, "This digging business has got to stop." No doubt Leroy "digger" McClure can think of one way to make the next hole he digs the last one...
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Birdlike candidate with nothing to hide
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"[Congressional candidate] Kalogianis, 39, acknowledges his two-year
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Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: Blade Jones
"Three members of a Chukyo TV Network news crew covering pickpockets in Rome
ended up with egg on their face after they fell victim to some of the Eternal
City's artful thieves, network executives said Saturday."
 Its mouth was tied shut. Its throat was slit. And an 18-inch
machete was lying across the wound. A 25-pound barbell weight, possibly
used to beat the dog, lay nearby. "The suspect was standing covered in
blood... when we approached, he took off."
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AZ Central | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
The New Jersey black mystery blobs explained, or so they say: "State and
county officials said the stuff is paraffin wax and poses no risk, but
they won't venture a guess as to how it got reached the Waterfront South
neighborhood."
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New Zealand Herald | Submitted by: CF in NZ
"A man's ear was bitten off, then stashed in a freezer, in a bitter row
between Auckland flatmates... He has now moved out of the flat... 'They are
not friends now', said Detective Sergeant Simon Scott, of Auckland."
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Deaf arrested for obscene gesture
Sun | Submitted by: Steve Nutley
"[A strapping deaf lad] made the sign for 'I am deaf', the first two fingers
held together and pointed at an ear. But bobbies Steve Hawkins and Richie
Smith thought he was making a V at them and arrested him in Sunderland."
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Pravda | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"It would be ok if this holiday would always end with swimming in fountains, but, unfortunately, it usually ends up with a big fight in one of Moscow’s areas.  Since this happens every year, the Caucasians are used to it, so they get ready as well."
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Sun | Submitted by: wingnut
"Steve Eckton started digging the foundations for his new patio. and
found three thousand grenades. The Army team then had to examine each
device, believed to be from a World War Two weapons store on the site
of single Steve’s home."
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World Socialist Web Site | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Official figures show that in the first six months of this year 3,393 miners perished in accidents that occurred on an almost weekly basis. The victims suffered the most hideous deaths in gas explosions, roof collapses and mine flooding in private mines, both legal and illegal, as well as government-operated mines."
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Since I started doing my website with Jekyll, I’ve started writing everything in Markdown – papers, journals, syllabi, and of course web pages. Markdown is a Babelfish in that it can speak any language, including HTML.
What can’t it do? Can it replace Powerpoint?
Sure can.
Ever since Google released Google Slides in 2012, I’ve used it for creating classroom presentations. I never liked “Powerpoint” much. Slides is intuitive, simple, web-aware, and cloud-based (so no need for thumb drives).
However, there is a new game in town. HTML Slideshows. Check out my first HTML slideshow here!
If you host a site on Github using Jekyll, you can create slideshows and publish them to the web instantly. It’s call Reveal. Hakim El Hattab created it. Fork it here. Reveal takes a bit of simple programming.
To be honest, it took me most of the morning to get it installed and working correctly. The section dividers were the hard part for me; I had all sorts of errors. Either the sections all lumped together, or there were dangling
 tags on every slide.
After some troubleshooting, and copying successfully functioning shows, I figured it out.
If you don’t want to do the code, you can cut the chase and use the Slides visual editor as well here. It’s a bit more work than Google Slides but more beautiful and customizable.
Since I want to use Markdown, I had to install Marked as well. Now, I start the slideshow like this:
---
title: Introduction
layout: slide
---

# Heading
-Content, etc.

The “section data-markdown” functions as a normal “section” tag, but at compile tells Jekyll to read all the contents as Markdown (and hence convert them to HTML).
By default, each section is a slide. If I start a new section, then the slideshow will be horizontal. That’s good enough to do almost all I need!
However, because I wanted to make things harder, I tried to copy Dan Sheffler’s vertical slides. This gives you a kind of “Master slide” and “Sub-slide” hierarchy. The hierarchical approach is better than the “flat” approach if you have longer slideshows (I do a whole week at a time) or if you just want to control the organization.
If I want to do vertical slides, I needed to nest the sections.

# Business ethics

 < Begin Slide 2>
## Welcome!
* 3x5 cards
* Names
* Stories

 < End Slide 2>

 <End Vertical Set>
Finally, I tried to put a background image on the FIRST “header” slide but NOT on the nested vertical slides. To do that with Reveal is very easy:

Since I am also using “data-markdown” I found they could both be included in the section tag.

So the finished product looks like this

# Business ethics

## Welcome!
* 3x5 cards
* Names
* Stories

Now I’ve got to create some more slideshows!


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Patent Nos. 6350469, 7125562, 6372253, 7132114.
Distributed by:
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NDC 0135-0199-02
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Hopefully creating this starter project will save me a lot of time in the future. I'm really tired of all this initial project setup.
This is for you future self.


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Looks great on all major browsers, tablets and mobile devices.
All dependencies are kept current to keep things fresh.
You can use this design as is, or you can make changes!
Is it really open source if it's not made with love?
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One of the most critical markets for e-commerce, India is a very large and rapidly growing market for online shopping. Even though Amazon has taken the lead, Indian companies, especially pure e-commerce players, are holding their ground and fighting to expand their presence in this fast-growth market.
The Indian internet and e-commerce landscape already counts hundreds of millions of users but it is still far from being mature. With a staggering 560 million internet users, Indian internet users are still only 50% of the total population of 1.37 Billion. Even though India is still a low-income country, Indians are rapidly getting used to e-commerce and its convenience, and they primarily use mobile devices to access the internet and shop online for a growing array of goods and services.


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Read this page for tips, tricks and general information about using the Collex interface in SiRO.
Searching SiRO
Because SiRO searches are powered by a faceted browser, short, one-word queries can be more helpful than phrases. Adding new terms, or constraints, allows you to narrow in on the materials most relevant to your research. Initial constraints include title words, author, editor and publisher names, as well as four-digit years. Once you've begun your search, be sure to check the right-hand column for other ways to browse SiRO materials:
- Collections: Large archives of primary source materials
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- Presses: Beginning with the University of Virginia Press, SiRO aggregates materials from traditional and digital imprints.
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Basic free-form searches provide a search-suggest drop-down menu as you type, showing you possible returns in the index, as well as the number of digital objects in which they are referenced. This allows you to discover alternate spellings or similar terms. If you would like to select one, simply move you cursor down the list, click on it, and it will appear in the search blank.
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Although the SiRO search interface is available to all users, setting up a free account grants you access to a number of useful options and tools. Saved searches allow you to keep track of your most frequent or relevant searches with one click, or share them with your peers. And, because we save the constraints you used (not the content of the search itself), your saved searches will be updated with new material every time a new resource is added to SiRO. Your saved searches can be found in your personalized My 9s page.
Sample saved search: "Victorian Art".
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Welcome to War Worlds, a new multi-player strategy game, available exclusively on Android.
If you are impressed with compelling gameplay, or you enjoy a real social gaming experience you can sink your teeth into, hold onto your cellphone. Forget jazzy web graphics, or beautiful web design, you are here for the game!
War Worlds is galactic space war at its best, played online by hundreds of players at a time. Explore an infinite universe, in fact, multiple universes, known as Realms. Colonize worlds, harvest alien artefacts, raise a war fleet, and conquer your enemies!!
Development has only just begun, but you can already join the Beta and have real input into the development of the game. Follow along in the blog. Or join the conversation on Discord.
And, of course:
This 4X game could turn out to be one of the first great ones on mobile devices. We certainly hope so.
I just woke up,
grabbed my tablet.
Girlfriend wanted a kiss.
But I wanted to play this.
Happy Valentines!


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3. Recruiters can write here.
All the information I will translate into English. English needs
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There will always be no more than 99 vacancies.
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In C++14, templated typedefs and values were added alongside similarly-named templated classes. For example:
// C++11: // "If B is true, the member typedef type shall equal T. If B is false, the member typedef type shall equal F." template<bool b, class T, class F> struct conditional; // C++14 template<bool b, class T, class F> using conditional_t = typename conditional<b, T, F>::type;
Unfortunately, this is all the standard has to say about conditional_t. In particular, the standard does not leave implementors the option of defining conditional in terms of conditional_t.
This definition of conditional_t requires that the compiler instantiate the templated class conditional for each combination of b/T/F template parameters. This has measurable impact on both compile time, and size of debug information, especially in environments where template meta-programming is in heavy use.
Consider an alternative implementation of conditional_t:
template<bool _Bp> struct __select; template<> struct __select<true> { template<typename _TrueT, typename _FalseT> using type = _TrueT;}; template<> struct __select<false> { template<typename _TrueT, typename _FalseT> using type = _FalseT;}; template <bool _Bp, class _TrueT, class _FalseT> using conditional_t = typename __select<_Bp>::template type<_TrueT, _FalseT>;
In this implementation, no matter how many times conditional_t is used, there are only two types that are instantiated as a result: __select<true> and __select<false>.
This not only saves in compiler memory, but also debug information. Here at Google, for a particularly TMP-heavy file, it turned out that around 1/6th of all classes emitted as part of clang's debug information were instantiations of std::conditional.
While proposing a change to fix this, and thus reduce debug size, it was pointed out that this change is actually observable. Suppose a function is declared in a header like this:
and then later in the same file, implemented like this, presumably because the programmer accidentally updated only one of two mentions of to_long:template<bool B> long to_long(conditional_t<B, int, long> param);
template<bool B> long to_long(typename conditional<B, int, long>::type param) { return param; }
The header compiles just fine but if conditional_t has not been defined in terms of conditional, then it turns out we have defined two different overloads. Then when to_long is called, we will get a "call is ambiguous" error. ( See https://godbolt.org/z/tEH-pq )
Despite this theoretical impact, the actual impact is quite low; thankfully programmers almost never declare a function in terms of one templated type, and then define it with another.
This proposal suggests that the while the type produced by the templated name_t variants of templated name_t classes must be identical, they are free to arrive at that type in any way the library author chooses.
Note: All changes are relative to the 2023-01-04 working draft of C++23.
Modify 22.4.2 [tuple.syn] :
template<size_t I, class T> using tuple_element_t = /* produces same type as typename tuple_element<I, T>::type */;
Modify 22.6.2 [variant.syn] :
template<size_t I, class T> using variant_alternative_t = /* produces same type as typename variant_alternative<I, T>::type */;
Modify 22.10.2 [functional.syn] :
template<class T> using unwrap_ref_decay_t = /* produces same type as typename unwrap_ref_decay<T>::type */;
Modify 21.3.3 [meta.type.synop] :
template<class T> using remove_const_t = /* produces same type as typename remove_const<T>::type */; template<class T> using remove_volatile_t = /* produces same type as typename remove_volatile<T>::type */; template<class T> using remove_cv_t = /* produces same type as typename remove_cv<T>::type */; template<class T> using remove_reference_t = /* produces same type as typename remove_reference<T>::type */; template<class T> using make_signed_t = /* produces same type as typename make_signed<T>::type */; template<class T> using make_unsigned_t = /* produces same type as typename make_unsigned<T>::type */; template<class T> using remove_extent_t = /* produces same type as typename remove_extent<T>::type */; template<class T> using remove_all_extents_t = /* produces same type as typename remove_all_extents<T>::type */; template<class T> using remove_pointer_t = /* produces same type as typename remove_pointer<T>::type */; template<size_t Len, size_t Align = default-alignment> // see [meta.trans.other] using aligned_storage_t = /* produces same type as typename aligned_storage<Len, Align>::type */; template<size_t Len, class... Types> using aligned_union_t = /* produces same type as typename aligned_union<Len, Types...>::type */; template<class T> using remove_cvref_t = /* produces same type as typename remove_cvref<T>::type */; template<class T> using decay_t = /* produces same type as typename decay<T>::type */; template<bool b, class T = void> using enable_if_t = /* produces same type as typename enable_if<b, T>::type */; template<bool b, class T, class F> using conditional_t = /* produces same type as typename conditional<b, T, F>::type */; template<class... T> using common_type_t = /* produces same type as typename common_type<T...>::type */; template<class... T> using common_reference_t = /* produces same type as typename common_reference<T...>::type */; template<class T> using underlying_type_t = /* produces same type as typename underlying_type<T>::type */; template<class Fn, class... ArgTypes> using invoke_result_t = /* produces same type as typename invoke_result<Fn, ArgTypes...>::type */;
The author is unaware of observable impact of changing the "_v" constexpr definitions, such as tuple_size_v, to be computed in some other way, so no proposal is made to change them.


class studs::I2C
sys::Obj studs::I2C
I2C allows you to communicate over serial I2C interfaces.
See I2C chapter for details.
- close
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Void close()
Close this port.
- open
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const static I2C open(Str name)
Open a I2C port with given I2C bus name. Throws IOErr if port could not be opended.
- read
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Read
len
bytes from the device ataddr
. Throw IOErr if read failed. - write
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This write(Int addr, Buf data)
Write the specified
data
to the device ataddr
. Throws IOErr if write failed. Return this.


lpadmin
Section: Apple Inc. (8)Updated: CUPS
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
lpadmin - configure cups printers and classesSYNOPSIS
lpadmin [ -E ] [-U username ] [ -h server[:port] ] -d destinationlpadmin [ -E ] [-U username ] [ -h server[:port] ] -p printer option(s)
lpadmin [ -E ] [-U username ] [ -h server[:port] ] -x destination
DESCRIPTION
lpadmin configures printer and class queues provided by CUPS. It can also be used to set the server default printer or class.When specified before the -d, -p, or -x options, the -E option forces encryption when connecting to the server.
The first form of the command (-d) sets the default printer or class to destination. Subsequent print jobs submitted via the lp(1) or lpr(1) commands will use this destination unless the user specifies otherwise with the lpoptions(1) command.
The second form of the command (-p) configures the named printer. The additional options are described below.
The third form of the command (-x) deletes the printer or class destination. Any jobs that are pending for the destination will be removed and any job that is currently printed will be aborted.
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
The following options are recognized when configuring a printer queue:- -c class
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Adds the named printer to class. If class does not exist it is created automatically. - -i interface
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Sets a System V style interface script for the printer. This option cannot be specified with the -P option (PPD file) and is intended for providing support for legacy printer drivers. - -m model
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Sets a standard System V interface script or PPD file from the model directory. - -o job-k-limit=value
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Sets the kilobyte limit for per-user quotas. The value is an integer number of kilobytes; one kilobyte is 1024 bytes. - -o job-page-limit=value
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Sets the page limit for per-user quotas. The value is the integer number of pages that can be printed; double-sided pages are counted as two pages. - -o job-quota-period=value
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Sets the accounting period for per-user quotas. The value is an integer number of seconds; 86,400 seconds are in one day. - -o job-sheets-default=banner
- -o job-sheets-default=banner,banner
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Sets the default banner page(s) to use for print jobs. - -o name=value
-
Sets a PPD option for the printer. PPD options can be listed using the -l option with the lpoptions(1) command. - -o name-default=value
-
Sets a default server-side option for the printer. Any print-time option can be defaulted, e.g. "-o cpi-default=17" to set the default "cpi" option value to 17. - -o port-monitor=name
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Sets the binary communications program to use when printing, "none", "bcp", or "tbcp". The default program is "none". The specified port monitor must be listed in the printer's PPD file. - -o printer-error-policy=name
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Sets the error policy to be used when the printer backend is unable to send the job to the printer. The name must be one of "abort-job", "retry-job" or "stop-printer". The default error policy is "stop-printer". - -o printer-is-shared=true/false
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Sets the printer to shared/published or unshared/unpublished. Shared/published printers are publically announced by the server on the LAN based on the browsing configuration in cupsd.conf, while unshared/unpublished printers are not announced. The default value is "true". - -o printer-op-policy=name
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Sets the IPP operation policy associated with the printer. The name must be defined in the cupsd.conf in a Policy section. The default operation policy is "default". - -r class
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Removes the named printer from class. If the resulting class becomes empty it is removed. - -u allow:user,user,@group
- -u deny:user,user,@group
- -u allow:all
- -u deny:none
-
Sets user-level access control on a printer. Names starting with "@" are interpreted as UNIX groups. The latter two forms turn user-level access control off. - -v "device-uri"
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Sets the device-uri attribute of the printer queue. If device-uri is a filename it is automatically converted to the form file:///file/name. Use the lpinfo(8) command to get a list of supported device URIs and schemes. - -D "info"
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Provides a textual description of the printer. - -E
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Enables the printer and accepts jobs; this is the same as running the cupsaccept(8) and cupsenable(8) programs on the printer. - -L "location"
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Provides a textual location of the printer. - -P ppd-file
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Specifies a PostScript Printer Description file to use with the printer. If specified, this option overrides the -i option (interface script).
COMPATIBILITY
Unlike the System V printing system, CUPS allows printer names to contain any printable character except SPACE, TAB, "/", or "#". Also, printer and class names are not case-sensitive. Finally, the CUPS version of lpadmin may ask the user for an access password depending on the printing system configuration. This differs from the System V version which requires the root user to execute this command.LIMITATIONS
The CUPS version of lpadmin does not support all of the System V or Solaris printing system configuration options.SEE ALSO
cupsaccept(8), cupsenable(8), lpinfo(8), lpoptions(1),http://localhost:631/help
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2007-2009 by Apple Inc.
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Time: 05:34:27 GMT, December 24, 2015


Making Easy Pancakes
Ingredients:
- 100g Plain flour
- Two Large Eggs
- 300ml Milk
- 1 tablespoon Vegetable Oil
- Lemon Wedges (To Serve)
- Caster Sugar (To Serve)
Steps to Cook:
- Put 100g plain flour,
2 large eggs, 300ml milk, 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
and a pinch of salt into a bowl,
then whisk to a smooth batter.
- Let aside for 30 mins to rest.
- Set a medium frying pan over a medium heat and
carefully wipe it with some oiled kitchen paper.
- When hot, cook your pancakes for 1 min on each side until golden,
keeping them warm in a low oven as you go.
- Serve with lemon wedges and caster sugar,
or your favourite filling.
Once cold, you can layer the pancakes between baking parchment,
then wrap in cling film and freeze for up to 2 months.


Jan van Brügge
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
.map(x => x * 2)
.forEach(x => console.log(x));
Promise.resolve([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) //Or from API
.then(arr => arr
.map(x => x * 2)
.forEach(x => console.log(x))
);
Observable.from([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) //Or from a websocket
.map(x => x * 2)
.subscribe(x => console.log(x));
Make an initial request to the server and write the data to the DOM. Update the data with a websocket.
const ws$ = websocket$.map(message => message.payload);
const http$ = response$.map(res => res.body)
.map(xs.fromArray)
.flatten();
xs.merge(ws$, http$)
.fold((data, x) => data.concat(x), [])
.compose(debounce(50)) //Batch DOM updates
.subscribe({ next: updateDOM });
If the user clicks x times within y milliseconds print the class of the element that was clicked.
click$
.compose(throttle(y))
.map(event => {
const numClick$ = click$.endWhen(xs.periodic(y).take(1))
.fold(n => n + 1, 1)
.last();
return numClick$
.filter(n => n >= x)
.mapTo(event.target.className);
}).flatten()
.addListener({ next: console.log });
Runnable example on webpackbin
Cycle is like the physicist’s dream of a unified theory of everything, but for JavaScript.
Nick Johnstone
A Cycle.js app is just a function taking sources as input and returning sinks as result.
import xs from 'xstream';
import { div, button, p } from '@cycle/dom';
function Counter(sources) {
const decrement$ = sources.DOM
.select('.decrement').events('click').mapTo(-1);
const increment$ = sources.DOM
.select('.increment').events('click').mapTo(+1);
const action$ = xs.merge(decrement$, increment$);
const count$ = action$.fold((x, y) => x + y, 0);
const vdom$ = count$.map(count =>
div([
button('.decrement', 'Decrement'),
button('.increment', 'Increment'),
p('Counter: ' + count)
])
);
return {
DOM: vdom$
};
}
import Greeter from './greeter';
import Counter from './counter';
function main(sources) {
const greeterSinks = Greeter(sources);
const counterSinks = Counter(sources);
const vdom$ = xs.combine(greeterSinks.DOM, counterSinks.DOM)
.map(children =>
Some children
{ children }
);
return {
DOM: vdom$
};
}
import Counter from './counter';
function main(sources) {
const counter1 = Counter(sources);
const counter2 = Counter(sources);
const vdom$ = xs.combine(counter1.DOM, counter2.DOM)
.map(children =>
Some children
{ children }
);
return {
DOM: vdom$
};
}
Both counters are activated if you press any button
Isolate them!
import Counter from './counter';
function main(sources) {
- const counter1 = Counter(sources);
- const counter2 = Counter(sources);
+ const counter1 = isolate(Counter, 'counterA')(sources);
+ const counter2 = isolate(Counter, 'counterB')(sources);
const vdom$ = xs.combine(counter1.DOM, counter2.DOM)
.map(children =>
Some children
{ children }
);
return {
DOM: vdom$
};
}
import Counter from './counter';
function main(sources) {
const vdom$ = xs.of();
const modal$ = sources.DOM.select('.btn').events('click')
.mapTo({
type: 'open',
component: Counter
});
return {
DOM: vdom$,
modal: modal$
};
}
const wrappedMain = modalify(main);
function logDriver(sink$) {
sink$.addListener({
next: console.log
});
//We do not return anything --> write-only driver
}
run(main, {
log: logDriver
});
function websocketDriver(/* no argument --> read-only */) {
let websocket = undefined;
return xs.create({
start: listener => {
websocket = new Websocket(myEndpoint);
websocket.onmessage = listener.next;
},
stop: () => {
websocket.close();
}
});
}
run(main, {
ws: websocketDriver
});
function reduxify(main, initialState, rootReducer) {
return function(sources) {
const actionProxy$ = xs.create();
const state$ = actionProxy$
.fold(rootReducer, initialState);
const sinks = main({ ...sources, state: state$ });
actionProxy$.imitate(sinks.state);
delete sinks.state;
return sinks;
}
}
A fractal state management tool for Cycle.js applications.
import xs from 'xstream';
function Counter(sources) {
const decrement$ = sources.DOM
.select('.decrement').events('click')
.mapTo(state => state - 1);
const increment$ = sources.DOM
.select('.increment').events('click')
.mapTo(state => state + 1);
const reducer$ = xs.merge(decrement$, increment$);
const vdom$ = sources.onion.state$.map(count =>
div([
button('.decrement', 'Decrement'),
button('.increment', 'Increment'),
p('Counter: ' + count)
])
);
return {
DOM: vdom$,
onion: reducer$
};
}
import Counter from './counter';
function main(sources) {
const counter1 = isolate(Counter, 'counterA')(sources);
const counter2 = isolate(Counter, 'counterB')(sources);
const vdom$ = xs.combine(counter1.DOM, counter2.DOM)
.map(children =>
Some children
{ children }
);
return {
DOM: vdom$,
onion: xs.merge(counter1.onion, counter2.onion),
log: sources.onion.state$ //what will be printed?
};
}
{
counterA: 5,
counterB: 3
}
Compare the parent state to the child state
{
counterA: 5,
counterB: 3
}
//childA
5
//childB
3
We can model this behavior
-- on the source (state$)
isolateSource :: ParentState -> ChildState
-- on the sink (reducer$)
isolateSinks :: (ParentState, ChildState) -> ParentState
We can model this behavior
-- on the source (state$)
get :: ParentState -> ChildState
-- on the sink (reducer$)
set :: (ParentState, ChildState) -> ParentState
We can model this behavior
const lens = {
get,
set
};
const halfLens = {
get: state => state.counterA / 2;
set: (state, n) => ({
...state,
counterA: n * 2
})
};
function main(sources) {
const counter1 = isolate(Counter, 'counterA')(sources);
const counter2 = isolate(Counter, {
onion: halfLens,
'*': 'counterB'
})(sources);
const vdom$ = xs.combine(counter1.DOM, counter2.DOM)
.map(view);
return {
DOM: vdom$,
onion: xs.merge(counter1.onion, counter2.onion),
};
}
interface TabbarState {
active: number;
tabs: TabState[];
}
interface TabState {
isActive: boolean; //Automaticly set by the lens
name: string;
}
const selectionLens = {
get: state => state.tabs.map(t => ({
...t,
isActive: t.id === state.active
})),
set: (state, tabs) => ({
...state,
active: tabs.reduce((acc, curr) => {
return curr.isActive && curr.id !== state.active ?
curr.id :
acc;
}, state.active),
tabs: tabs.map(omit('isActive'))
})
};
const TabbarComponent = makeCollection({
item: TabComponent,
itemKey: itemState => itemState.name,
itemScope: index => index,
collectSinks: instances => ({
DOM: instances.pickCombine('DOM').map(children =>
{ children }
),
onion: xs.merge(
xs.of(() => initialState),
instances.pickMerge('onion')
)
})
});
export default const isolatedTabbar = isolate(TabbarComponent, {
onion: selectionLens,
'*': null
});


Many applications will require some form of typed input from the user. Some will provide text formatting, word processing, or WYSIWYG desktop publishing features, and nearly all will have some text-based information displayed on the screen. Each of these features can be provided easily with either GenText or VisText objects. To use either of these objects, you should make sure to include the text library in your geode.
The VisText and GenText classes have many features in common. Under the hood, both the VisText and GenText objects contain similar instance data, and both are capable of handling messages from the text object library. Which object you use depends on what role you need your text object to assume.


I am a 16 year old 130 pound male in reasonably good shape.  I went into the night with a positive mindset and environment at my friendís house. The timeline went something like this:
T = 0: I arrive at my friendís house and learn that he has a prescription to Strattera (Atomoxetine). After doing a little research online, I could not find much information. I then decide to contribute to society and try the Strattera. I take one 40 mg pill on an empty stomach.
T + 45 minutes: I start to feel a slight tingling sensation on my head and extremities. I decide that this is not enough and take an additional 40 mg pill.
T + 90 minutes: I start to feel the full effects of the second and first pills combined. It is completely unlike the speedy rush feelings I generally feel from the methylphenidate. Itís more of a marijuana body high, in that I feel a complete body calm/relaxation. Combined with this relaxation was an incredibly alert state of mind. I found that the Strattera appeared to be helping my thinking process. At first, my friends and I discussed politics, and I was able to think about the ideas from both mine and my friendsí perspective. The thoughts and points flowed articulately from my mind to my mouth. And the beautiful part was that as soon as we were done talking, my mind and body went back to a very relaxed state. Excited by how well it is going, I decide to take one last 40 mg pill.
T + 125 minutes: Life is going very well. The relaxation of my body is reaching low oxycodone levels. Closing my eyes and just focusing on the feeling of my body is incredibly enjoyable. Just as before, my mind is as sharp as ever. Knowing that I am able to think more clearly than before, I purposely start a religious debate with my friendís girlfriend. In the 35 minutes that we talk, I talk for about 25 minutes, but I barely notice the passage of time. My friends alert me to the fact that Iím talking incredibly fast, which surprised me because I was consciously trying to talk slowly. I would believe that this was the peak.
T + 165 minutes: I start to come down.
T + 280 minutes: I feel as I did at T + 45 minutes.
T + 345 minutes: I have come back down to baseline levels. The decent was smooth and pleasant, and only very evident because I was constantly thinking about my state of mind/body.
The next day: I feel mildly tired, but most likely because I stayed up late. No other unpleasant side affects are present.
Overall, I had a very enjoyable time. This is the kind of substance that would be ideal for a mundane school day, as it does increase focus with fun side effects. I can definitely see why this would be prescribed to kids with ADD, as it slows down everything while keeping the mind sharp. I would definitely consider doing it again. I believe the addiction potential is there because it is a pleasant feeling that I already, a day later, wish to experience again.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Ciprian Chichirita
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Resource Locators (URLs)
Browser, wget, cURL, cypress (headless browser), postman
World Wide Web
hypertext links
Internet
Tim Berners-Lee, CERN near Geneva, Switzerland
CLient --URL--> DNS
CLient <--SERVER ADDR-- DNS
CLient --REQUEST--> SERVER ADDR
CLient <--RESPONSE-- SERVER ADDR
localhost, <IP_ADDRESS>, IPv4(<IP_ADDRESS>), IPv6(::1)
http and https, application layer (Open Systems Interconnection - OSI LEVEL)
SSL, TLS, HTTP /2 - stateless protocol
client -- TLS version, cryptographic alg, data compression methods --> server
client <-- cryptographic alg, session ID, server digital certificate, public key -- server
client -- verify server digital certificate --> Certificate Authorithy (CA)
client -- shared secret key encrypted with server public key --> server
client -- finished msg encrypted with shared secret key --> server
client <-- finished msg encrypted with shared secret key -- server
1xx (Informational): The request was received, continuing process
2xx (Successful): The request was successfully received, understood, and accepted
3xx (Redirection): Further action needs to be taken in order to complete the request
4xx (Client Error): The request contains bad syntax or cannot be fulfilled
5xx (Server Error): The server failed to fulfill an apparently valid request
POST (C)
GET (R)
PUT (U)
DELETE (D)
simple web server: python -m SimpleHTTPServer 1337
python3 -m http.server 1337
Validate HTML: https://validator.w3.org/
Check if HTML feature can be used: https://caniuse.com/
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_doctype.asp
HTML must-have tags (elements): html, head, body
attributes: src, href, lang, async, rel, target, custom-attr
src, href, lang, async, rel, target, custom attr
_blank, _self (default), href target
"//" ("//cdn.example.com/") and "/" ("/html/index.html")
☐ If windows 10, install WSL so you can have python installed: ☐ Homework: ☐ make a personal page that has: ☐ a header with a image and text ☐ a navigation bar that has 3 links: ☐ home page ☐ multimedia ☐ contact ☐ footer - where we will have contact info ☐ pages: ☐ home page: will have a table with your resume ☐ multimedia: will have an embed youtube video, vimeo video, imgur image and a codepen ☐ contact: will have a form with this fields: ☐ name, email, subject, message, send button


align
align(align=LEFT)
Sets the alignment of text in a block. Text in a block wraps across multiple lines when the width parameter of the text() command is specified. The parameter for align() can be either LEFT, RIGHT, CENTER, JUSTIFY.
|
align(RIGHT)
txt = open("shrubbery.txt").read()
text(txt, 10, 25, width=100) |


Leichhardt warehouse sells to private developer for $38m
by Carolyn CumminsAfter 30 years of ownership, the Lewy family has sold the warehouse that was part of the former Cyclops toy factory in Sydney's inner west for $38 million.
Located at 40-76 William Street in Leichhardt, the 6931-square-metre site houses a 10,060-square-metre, four-level commercial building rented to a self-storage facility.
The new owner is a private developer who plans to landbank the asset for the next three to five years before redeveloping the site. They intend to retain the existing warehouse shell but convert the building to residential use, with loft-style warehouse apartments.
Knight Frank agents Demi Carigliano, Scott Timbrell and Anthony Pirrottina advised on the sale and said interest came from owner-occupiers, investors and developers, both locally and from offshore.
Mr Carigliano said the property was sought after due to a variety of factors, but particularly due to the potential development upside of the site.
Mr Timbrell added the 40-76 William Street site was one of the last remaining commercial properties of scale in a renowned inner-west location.
"This is the first time this remaining part of the toy factory has come to the market, with interested
buyers waiting 30 years for the opportunity to purchase such a large and significant site," he said.
Mr Pirrottina said with the wider market lacking confidence in purchasing off-the-plan apartments, developers were looking for properties suitable for alternative style residential developments.


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