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|---|---|
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and(N rOther,
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Combines this monad with another monad into a new monad of the same type.
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object rObject) |
boolean |
exists()
Test whether this option represents an existing value.
|
Option<T> |
filter(java.util.function.Predicate<T> pCriteria)
Filter this option according to the given criteria by returning an option
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|
<R,N extends Monad<R,Option<?>>> |
flatMap(java.util.function.Function<? super T,N> fMap)
Converts this option into another option by applying a mapping function
that produces an option with the target type from the value of this
instance.
|
int |
hashCode() |
Option<T> |
ifExists(java.util.function.Consumer<? super T> fConsumer)
A semantic alternative to
then(Consumer) . |
boolean |
is(java.lang.Class<?> rDatatype)
A convenience method for a fast test of options for existence and a
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|
<R> Option<R> |
map(java.util.function.Function<? super T,? extends R> fMap)
Maps this option to another one containing the result of invoking a
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static <T> Option<T> |
none()
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static <T> Option<T> |
nonNull(T rValue)
A semantic alternative to
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a static import. |
static <T> Option<T> |
of(T rValue)
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none() if
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values.
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static <T> Option<T> |
ofOptional(java.util.Optional<T> rOptional)
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static <T> Option<T> |
ofRequired(T rValue)
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static <T> Option<T> |
option(T rValue)
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static import. |
Option<T> |
orElse(java.util.function.Consumer<java.lang.Exception> fHandler)
Sets an operation that is performed if the functor doesn't contain a
valid value.
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void |
orElse(java.lang.Runnable fCode)
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T |
orFail()
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T |
orGet(java.util.function.Supplier<T> fSupply)
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the result of invoking the given supplier if a valid value couldn't be
determined.
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<E extends java.lang.Exception> |
orThrow(java.util.function.Function<java.lang.Exception,E> fMapException)
A consuming operation that either returns the functor's value or throws a
mapped exception if a valid value couldn't be determined.
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T |
orUse(T rDefault)
A consuming operation that either returns the functor's value or returns
the given default value if a valid value couldn't be determined.
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Option<T> |
then(java.util.function.Consumer<? super T> fConsumer)
Redefined here to provide a default implementation and to change the
return type to Monad.
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java.util.Optional<T> |
toOptional()
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java.lang.String |
toString() |
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Therefore this type of method is sometimes also called "lift" or
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but they can simply invoke the default implementation (
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type. The explicit declaration in subclasses is necessary because of the
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In general, calls to the monadic functions Functor.map(Function)
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consuming operations.
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In general, calls to the monadic functions Functor.map(Function)
or
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should be preferred to processing values with
consuming operations.
public T orUse(T rDefault)
Supplier
and invokes Functor.orGet(Supplier)
.
In general, calls to the monadic functions Functor.map(Function)
or
Functor.then(Consumer)
should be preferred to processing values with
consuming operations.
public Option<T> then(java.util.function.Consumer<? super T> fConsumer)
public java.util.Optional<T> toOptional()
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Dependencies¶
Here is a list of dependencies for hoki. If you choose to pip install it, these will be taken care of automatically.
astropy
numpy
pandas
matplotlib
pyyaml
hoki.cmd¶
This module implements the CMD infrastructure
-
class
hoki.cmd.
CMD
(file, col_lim=[- 3, 7], mag_lim=[- 14, 10], res_el=0.1, bpass_version='v221')¶ Colour Magnitude Diagram Object
- Parameters
file (str) – Location of the file containing the model inputs
col_lim (list of 2 integers (positive or negative), optional) – Limits on the colour range of the CMD grid, Default is [-3,7].
mag_lim (list of 2 integers (positive or negative), optional) – Limits on the magnitude range of the CMD grid. Default is [-14,10].
res_el (float or int, optional) – Resolution element of the CMD grid. The resolution element is the same for colour and magnitude. Default is 0.1.
bpass_version (str, optional (v221 or v222)) – The BPASS version to consider - this changes the “dummy_dictionary” that is loaded from the settings.yaml file Default = hoki.constants.DEFAULT_BPASS_VERSION
-
self.
bpass_input
¶ Input file given by the file parameter
- Type
str
-
self.
col_range
¶ Colour range spanned by the grid (with res_el-sized intervals)
- Type
numpy.ndarray (1D)
-
self.
mag_range
¶ Magnitude range spanned by the grid (with res_el-sized intervals)
- Type
numpy.ndarray (1D)
-
self.
grid
¶ Colour-Magnitude grid.
- Type
numpy.ndarray (2D)
-
self.
path
¶ The absolute path to the stellar models. It is set to hoki.cconstants.MODELS_PATH which you can set to the right path by using hoki.load.set_models.path().
- Type
str
-
self.
t
¶ Class attribute - The time bins in BPASS - note they are in LOG SPACE
- Type
np.ndarray 1D
-
self.
dt
¶ Class attribute - Time intervals between bins NOT in log space
- Type
np.ndarray 1D
-
at_log_age
(log_age)¶ Returns the HR diagrams at a specific age.
- Parameters
log_age (int or float) – The log(age) of choice.
- Returns
The CMD grid
- Return type
np.ndarray 240x100
-
make
(mag_filter, col_filters)¶ Make the CMD - a.k.a fill the grid
Notes
This may take a few seconds to a minute to run.
The colour will be mag_filter - filter2
If you later call CMD.plot() you will obtain a contour plot of mag_filter against mag_filter-filter2
- Parameters
mag_filter (str) – Magnitude Axis Filter
col_filters (list of 2 str) – The two filters for the colour. The colours will be col_filter[0]-col_filter[1].
- Returns
- Return type
None
-
plot
(log_age=6.8, loc=111, cmap='Greys', **kwargs)¶ Plots the CMD grid at a particular age
- Parameters
log_age (float) – Must be a valid BPASS time bin
loc (3 integers, optional) – Location of the subplot. Default is 111.
cmap (str, optional) – Colour map for the contours. Default is ‘Greys’ **kwargs : matplotlib keyword arguments, optional
- Returns
The plot created is returned, so you can add stuff to it, like text or extra data.
- Return type
matplotlib.axes._subplots.AxesSubplot
hoki.constants¶
This module just contains BPASS constants and defines variables used in hoki.
Just BPASS things
-
hoki.constants.
set_default_bpass_version
(version)¶ Changes the path to the stellar models in hoki’s settings
- Parameters
version (str, v221 or v222) – Version of BPASS to consider by default.
Notes
You are going to have to reload hoki for your new default version to be taken into account.
-
hoki.constants.
set_models_path
(path)¶ Changes the path to the stellar models in hoki’s settings
- Parameters
path (str,) – Absolute path to the top level of the stellar models this could be a directory named something like bpass-v2.2-newmodels and the next level down should contain ‘NEWBINMODS’ and ‘NEWSINMODS’.
Notes
You are going to have to reload hoki for your new path to take effect.
- path_to_settings
path to the settings.yaml file located in the package resources
- MODELS_PATH
Path to the BPASS models as defined in the settings file. If you have not downloaded the models and updated this path with load.set_models_path(), it will not correspond to a valid path on your machine. This is not going to cause issues unless you’re using functionalities that require the full set of BPASS models (like making CMDs)
- BPASS_TIME_BINS
1D array containing the 51 BPASS time bins (from log(age) = 6.0 to 11.0)
- BPASS_TIME_INTERVALS
Time interval between BPASS time bins in years
- BPASS_TIME_WEIGHT_GRID
Grid of weights to apply to HR Diagrams based on BPASS definitions
- dummy_dict
Dictionary linking column number to column name for the large BPASS array traditionally called dummy. See the BPASS manual for a text version of the numner/name correspondance.
hoki.hrdiagrams¶
This module implements the HR diagram infrastructure.
-
class
hoki.hrdiagrams.
HRDiagram
(high_H_input, medium_H_input, low_H_input, hr_type)¶ A class containing the HR diagram data produced by BPASS.
This class is called by the functions hrTL(), hrTg() and hrTTG() in hoki.load and users should not need to create an HRDiagram object themselves.
For more details on the BPASS outputs - and therefore why the data structure is as it is - please refer to the manual: https://bpass.auckland.ac.nz/8/files/bpassv2_1_manual_accessible_version.pdf
Note
HRDiagram supports indexing. The indexed array is a 51x100x100 np.array that stacked the time weighted arrays
corresponding to the 3 different abundances.
Initialisation from a text file is done through the hoki.load functions
- Parameters
high_H_input (np.ndarray with shape (51x100x100)) – This inputs the HR diagrams corresponding to a hydrogen abundance n1 > 0.4.
medium_H_input (np.ndarray with shape (51x100x100)) – This inputs the HR diagrams corresponding to a hydrogen abundance E-3 < n1 < 0.4.
low_H_input (np.ndarray with shape (51x100x100)) – This inputs the HR diagrams corresponding to a hydrogen abundance n1 < E-3.
hr_type (str - Valid options are 'TL' , 'Tg', 'TTG') – This tells the class what type of HR diagrams are being given. For more details on what the 3 options mean, consult the BPASS manual section on HR diagram isocontours.
-
self.
high_H
¶ HR diagrams for 51 time bins with a hydrogen abundance n1 > 0.4. Time weighted.
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
medium_H
¶ HR diagrams for 51 time bins with a hydrogen abundance E-3 < n1 < 0.4. Time weighted.
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
low_H
¶ HR diagrams for 51 time bins with a hydrogen abundance n1 < E-3. Time weighted.
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
type
¶ Type of HR diagram: TL, Tg or TTG
- Type
str
-
self.
high_H_not_weighted
¶ HR diagrams for 51 time bins with a hydrogen abundance n1 > 0.4.
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
medium_H_not_weighted
¶ HR diagrams for 51 time bins with a hydrogen abundance E-3 < n1 < 0.4.
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
low_H_not_weighted
¶ HR diagrams for 51 time bins with a hydrogen abundance n1 < E-3.
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
_all_H
¶ HR diagrams for 51 time bins - all hydrogen abundances stacked. This attribute is private because it can simply be called using the indexing capabilities of the class.
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
high_H_stacked
¶ HR diagram stacked for a given age range - hydrogen abundance n1 > 0.4. None before calling self.stack()
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
medium_H_stacked
¶ HR diagram stacked for a given age range - hydrogen abundance E-3 < n1 < 0.4. None before calling self.stack()
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
low_H_stacked
¶ HR diagram stacked for a given age range - hydrogen abundance E-3 > n1. None before calling self.stack()
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
all_stacked
¶ HR diagram stacked for a given age range - all abundances added up. None before calling self.stack()
- Type
np.ndarray (51x100x100)
-
self.
t
¶ Class attribute - The time bins in BPASS - note they are in LOG SPACE
- Type
np.ndarray 1D
-
self.
dt
¶ Class attribute - Time intervals between bins NOT in log space
- Type
np.ndarray 1D
-
at_log_age
(log_age)¶ Returns the HR diagrams at a specific age.
- Parameters
log_age (int or float) – The log(age) of choice.
- Returns
[0] : Stack of all the abundances
[1] : High hydrogen abundance n1>0.4
[2] : Medium hydrogen abundance (E-3 < n1 < 0.4)
[3] : Low hydrogen abundance (n1 < E-3)
- Return type
Tuple of 4 np.ndarrays (100x100)
-
plot
(log_age=None, age_range=None, abundances=1, 1, 1, **kwargs)¶ Plots the HR Diagram - calls hoki.hrdiagrams.plot_hrdiagram()
- Parameters
log_age (int or float, optional) – Log(age) at which to plot the HRdiagram.
age_range (tuple or list of 2 ints or floats, optional) – Age range within which you want to plot the HR diagram
abundances (tuple or list of 3 ints, zeros or ones, optional) – This turns on or off the inclusion of the abundances. The corresponding abundances are: (n1 > 0.4, E-3 < n1 < 0.4, E-3>n1). A 1 means a particular abundance should be included, a 0 means it will be ignored. Default is (1,1,1), meaning all abundances are plotted. Note that (0,0,0) is not valid and will return and assertion error.
**kwargs (matplotlib keyword arguments, optional) –
Notes
If you give both an age and an age range, the age range will take precedent and be plotted. You will get a warning if that happens though.
- Returns
The plot created is returned, so you can add stuff to it, like text or extra data.
- Return type
matplotlib.axes._subplots.AxesSubplot
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stack
(log_age_min=None, log_age_max=None)¶ Creates a stack of HR diagrams within a range of ages
- Parameters
log_age_min (int or float, optional) – Minimum log(age) to stack
log_age_max (int or float, optional) – Maximum log(age) to stack
- Returns
This method stores the stacked values in the class attributes self.high_H_stacked, self.medium_H_stacked, self.low_H_stacked and self.all_stacked.
- Return type
None
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hoki.hrdiagrams.
plot_hrdiagram
(single_hr_grid, kind='TL', loc=111, cmap='Greys', **kwargs)¶ Plots an HR diagram with a contour plot
- Parameters
single_hr_grid (np.ndarray (100x100)) – One HR diagram grid.
kind (str, optional) – Type of HR diagram: ‘TL’, ‘Tg’, or ‘TTG’. Default is ‘TL’.
loc (int - 3 digits, optional) – Location to parse plt.subplot(). The Default is 111, to make only one plot.
cmap (str, optional) – The matplotlib colour map to use. Default is ‘RdGy’.
kwargs (matplotlib key word arguments to parse) –
Note
The default levels are defined such that they show the maximum value, then a 10th, then a 100th, etc… down to the minimum level. You can also use the “levels” keyword of the contour function to choose the number of levels you want (but them matplotlib will arbitrarily define where the levels fall).
- Returns
The plot created is returned, so you can add stuff to it, like text or extra data.
- Return type
matplotlib.axes._subplots.AxesSubplot
hoki.load¶
This module implements the tools to easily load BPASS data.
-
hoki.load.
model_input
(path)¶ Loads inputs from one file and put them in a dataframe
- Parameters
path (str) – Path to the file containing the input data.
-
hoki.load.
model_output
(path, hr_type=None)¶ Loads a BPASS output file
- Parameters
path (str) – Path to the file containing the target data.
hr_type (str, optional) – Type of HR diagram to load: ‘TL’, ‘Tg’ or ‘TTG’.
- Returns
Output Data
- Return type
pandas.DataFrame or hoki.hrdiagrams.HRDiagrams object
-
hoki.load.
set_models_path
(path)¶ Changes the path to the stellar models in hoki’s settings
- Parameters
path (str,) – Absolute path to the top level of the stellar models this could be a directory named something like bpass-v2.2-newmodels and the next level down should contain ‘NEWBINMODS’ and ‘NEWSINMODS’.
Notes
You are going to have to reload hoki for your new path to take effect.
-
hoki.load.
unpickle
(path)¶ Extract pickle files


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Michelle Pfeiffer (Up Close & Personal) and George Clooney (this summer's Batman & Robin) are not compatible. It's as simple as that. Pfeiffer's wrinkles don't exactly match Clooney's handsome, young looks. So how could anyone expect the romantic comedy One Fine Day to be any good?
Actually, it wasn't that bad. It depicted the hectic city life quite well, but it failed in the romantic parts. You might ask yourself, "what romantic parts?" Much like Sleepless in Seattle, the two don't get together until the end, and when they do, they don't have the strength to stay awake to enjoy the moment.
The chaotic movie revolves around two divorced parents, Jack (Clooney), a self-conscious, stuck-up reporter, and Melanie (Pfeiffer), a stubborn, tough-as-nails architect. They are both late for work and have to get their kids to school. Their bosses' are breathing down their necks and they have to find someone to baby-sit their kids. So they help each other out.
Jack watches his daughter, Maggie and her son, Sammy, while Melanie is at her presentation. Then, Melanie watched the kids while Jack was at a press-conference. And everything worked out okay, right? Wrong. The kids get into mischief wherever they go, with Sammy getting a marble stuck up his nose and Maggie chasing after a stray cat and getting lost. Sammy ends up wrecking his mother's model, the cat then eats Sammy's class fish, a police search is issued for the return of Maggie and they discover that they've accidentally switched cellular phones! Talk about mayhem. But it's not over yet. Sammy has a soccer game at 6 and is going to be late because his mother has a meeting with a potential client. So they end up rushing to the game to make it on time and Sammy and Maggie win trophies. Isn't that just great.
Cellular phones can be a good thing, but in this movie, they turned out to be more trouble than they're actually worth. Jack and Melanie end up becoming each other's receptionists and mix up message after message.
The movie was relatively enjoyable, with fine performances by Clooney and Pfieffer. Again, however, they just did not look good together, and believing Clooney could find her to be "the most beautiful women he'd ever seen" is basically impossible. If there's nothing else playing, then go see it. But if you've got a choice, save One Fine Day for a rainy day rental. Grade: C+, **½ out of *****
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Full-Stack Javascript Developer
Hello. My name is Michael Wuergler. I have been designing and developing for the web since dial-up modems were still in fashion, and I have been chasing and evolving with the cutting edge ever since. Currently, my development world is happily-grounded in the rapid waters of the JavaScript ecosystem. When I am not building web or mobile applications, I am spending time with my beautiful wife and daughter, learning German and trying not to break my face while snowboarding. If you would like to get in touch, you can find me on GitHub, Twitter or Linkedin.


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An artist of considerable range, Jane Faker â€” the name taken by Melbourne-raised, Brooklyn-based Nick Murphy â€” writes, performs and records all of his own music, giving it a warm, intimate feel with a solid groove structure.


“Dropping his studies in the realms of proverbial philosophy, that amiable mid-Victorian butt, Martin Tupper, toyed for a time with spiritualism. He attended one of Mrs Hall's séances, when, with Home as the medium, the company included ‘a countess, the widow of a colonel, and a naval lieutenant’. As a preliminary, they were instructed to ‘kneel down and offer up a prayer’. This appears to have been effective, since the table rose from the floor, raps resounded by the dozen, and Home pulled red-hot coals out of the fire with his fingers. Although he had braved battle and the breeze often enough, such a spectacle was apparently too much for the representative of the senior service. ‘It quite altered his career’, says Tupper, ‘and, soon afterwards, he took Holy Orders'.”
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object Linker
A singleton which links a list of programs into one program.
See Also
LinkedProgram
Links together the given list of programs.
fun link(progsAndLibs: ProgramAndLibraries): LinkedProgram


Once at that page, download the .zip file there. Your username
is 'instructor', your password is 'myClass' (case sensitive).
To download a file, right-click on the file name, and choose
Save Link As..., or similar instruction (browser-dependent).
As the three tables inside the zip file contain personally
identifiable information, it is encrypted. The staff person
who prepared this report for you will provide the password
you will need when trying to unzip the file.
Once inside, the main table file will include 'EventXtract' in its name. Each
of its rows contains one 'event,' a student's interaction with
the OpenEdX learning platform. The table file that includes the term
'VideoInteraction' excerpts rows from the EventXtract table
that are video related. This table is convenient for when you are
particularly interested in video.
Rows in the table file that contains the name 'ActivityGrade' excerpts
all the assignment related rows from EventXtract, but adds additional
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For an explanation of the table columns, please visit
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This is the API specification for JEP Data Extension.
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You're in an infinitely large forest with untamed bears. Click on the map to move around. Click the axe icon in the bottom left corner to build a wood cutter (to collect wood), and click the tower icon in the bottom left corner to build a tower (to shoot love at bears and make them go poof). Tame the bears for as long as you can! If your character dies, the closest wood cutter is turned into your character. The game ends when there are no wood cutters left to turn into you.
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FAQ
General
Why use Papa Parse?
There's a thousand CSV libraries for Javascript. Papa is different. It's written with correctness and performance in mind. Papa is the first (and so far only) multi-threaded CSV parser that runs on web pages. It can parse files gigabytes in size without crashing the browser. It correctly handles malformed or edge-case CSV text. It can parse files on the local file system or download them over the Internet. Papa is boss.
Privacy advocates also use Papa Parse to avoid having to transmit sensitive files over the Internet. Now all the processing can be done locally on the client's computer. This is especially significant considering some organizations' policies.
As of version 4, Papa Parse is the fastest CSV parser for the browser, whereas it used to be the slowest.
Can I use Papa Parse server-side with Node.js?
Yes, Paparse supports Node. See our READMEfor further details.
Does Papa Parse have any dependencies?
No. Papa Parse has no dependencies. If jQuery is present, however, it plugs in to make it easier to select files from the DOM.
Can I put other libraries in the same file as Papa Parse?
Yes.
Which browsers is it compatible with?
All modern, competent browsers should support all of the features. However, as usual, use IE at your own risk. It looks like IE 10+ and Safari 6+ should support all the features. Firefox and Chrome should work with all features back to versions 3 and 4. Opera 11 and up should be fine. If you really need to use Papa in old IE or Opera, then keep the fancy features off and you may be in luck.
Can Papa Parse be loaded asynchronously (after the page loads)?
Yes.
Is it open source? (Can I contribute something?)
Yes, please! I don't want to do this all by myself. Head over to the GitHub project page and hack away. If you're making a significant change, open an issue first so we can talk about it.
What's the deal with fast mode?
Fast mode makes Papa Parse screaming fast, but you wouldn't want to use it if there are quoted fields in your input. Fast mode is fast because it makes one major assumption: no quoted fields. If you don't specify fastMode either way, fast mode will be turned on automatically if there are no quote characters in the input. With fast mode on, 1 GB files can be parsed in about 20 seconds.
Why do non-ASCII characters look weird?
It's probably an encoding issue. The FileReader API allows you to specify an encoding, which you can do using the encoding
configuration property. This property only works with local files and does not apply to strings or remote files. Also see issues #64 and #169 if you're having trouble parsing CSV files generated from Excel.
Streaming
Can Papa load and parse huge files?
Yes. Parsing huge text files is facilitated by streaming, where the file is loaded a little bit at a time, parsed, and the results are sent to your step callback function, row-by-row. You can also get results chunk-by-chunk (which is usually faster) by using the chunk
callback function in the same way.
How do I stream my input?
Just specify a step callback function. Results will not be available after parsing is finished, however. You have to inspect the results one row at a time.
What if I want more than 1 row at a time?
Use the chunk
callback instead. It works just like step, but you get an entire chunk of the file at a time, rather than a single row. Don't try to use step and chunk together (the behavior is undefined).
What is a stream and when should I stream files?
A stream is a unique data structure which, given infinite time, gives you infinite space. So if you're short on memory (as browsers often are), use a stream.
Wait, does that mean streaming takes more time?
Yes and no. Typically, when we gain speed, we pay with space. The opposite is true, too. Streaming uses significantly less memory with large inputs, but since the reading happens in chunks and results are processed at each row instead of at the very end, yes, it can be slower.
But consider the alternative: upload the file to a remote server, open and process it there, then compress the output and have the client download the results. How long does it take you to upload a 500 MB or 1 GB file? Then consider that the server still has to open the file and read its contents, which is what the client would have done minutes ago. The server might parse it faster with natively-compiled binaries, but only if its resources are dedicated to the task and isn't already parsing files for many other users.
So unless your clients have a fiber line and you have a scalable cloud application, local parsing by streaming is nearly guaranteed to be faster.
How do I get all the results together after streaming?
You don't. Unless you assemble it manually. And really, don't do that... it defeats the purpose of using a stream. Just take the parts you need as they come through.
Does Papa use a true stream?
Papa uses HTML5's FileReader API which uses a stream. FileReader doesn't technically allow us to hook into the underlying stream, but it does let us load the file in pieces. But fortunately you don't have to worry about that; it's all taken care of for you. Just take the results one row at a time.
Can I stream files over a network or the Internet?
Yes, Papa Parse supports this. It will download a file in pieces using HTTP's standard Range header, then pass the parsed results to your step function just like a local file. However, these requests may not work cross-origin (different domain/hostname), depending on the server's configuration.
Streaming remote files also requires the Content-Range header in the server's response. Most production-ready servers support this header, but Python's SimpleHTTPServer does not. If you need a quick and easy server, Caddy will do the trick: $ caddy
Can I pause and resume parsing?
Yes, as long as you are streaming and not using a worker. Your step callback (same with the chunk
callback) is passed a parser which has pause, resume, and abort functions. This is exceptionally useful when performing asynchronous actions during parsing, for example, AJAX requests. You can always abort parsing in your callback, even when using workers, but pause and resume is only available without a worker.
Multi-Threading (Workers)
Can I use workers for unparsing?
No, unparsing CSV files with workers is not currently available. Workers can only be used for parsing CSV files.
What is a web worker? Why use one?
HTML5 Web Workers facilitate basic multi-threading in the browser. This means that a web page can spawn a new thread in the operating system that runs Javascript code. This is highly beneficial for long-running scripts that would otherwise lock up the web page.
How do I use a worker?
Just specify worker: true
in your config. You'll also need to make a complete
callback (unless you're streaming) so that you can get the results, because using a worker makes the parse function asynchronous.
Can I use a worker if I combine/concatenate my Javascript files?
Yes.
When should I use a worker?
That's up to you. The most typical reason to use a web worker is if your web page becomes unresponsive during parsing. In other words, if it freezes and you can't click things or the scrolling becomes choppy. If that happens, some browsers (like Firefox) will warn the user that a script has become unresponsive or is taking a long time (even if it's working properly). If this happens to you or some of your users, consider using a web worker, at least for the large inputs.
However, read the next answer for more info. Using workers has performance implications (both good and bad).
What are the performance implications of using a worker thread?
Using a worker will be a little slower. In Javascript, threads don't share memory. That's really annoying because sharing memory is the primary reason for multi-threading. As such, all parse results in a worker thread need to be copied to the main thread. And if you're parsing a string in a worker thread, that string also needs to be copied into the worker in the first place. (Files will be opened or downloaded by the worker itself, so the input doesn't need to be copied from the main thread in those cases.)
The process of sending data between the page and the worker thread can stall the main page for just a moment. Each thread must also wait for the data to finish sending before un-blocking.
Basically: if you don't have much time, don't use a worker. If you can afford a little extra time, use a worker. It will keep your page from appearing unresponsive and give users an overall better experience.
Can I stream and use a worker at the same time?
Yup. If the input is too large to fit in memory (or large enough to crash the browser), streaming is always the answer, even in a worker thread. Workers keep the page reactive. Streaming makes it able to fit in memory. Use both if you need to.
Can I pause/resume workers?
No. This would drastically slow down parsing, as it would require the worker to wait after every chunk for a "continue" signal from the main thread. But you can abort workers by calling .abort()
on the parser that gets passed to your callback function.
I set worker:true and now I'm getting an error: "window is not defined." How do I fix it?
This is a fairly common issue with configuration and it appears to be related to the use of React or other third party tools. Since this is a configuration issue, the exact steps needed to solve it may vary. See Issue #655 on GitHub for a solution that worked for one person, and for links to other related issues.


DataWriter¶
-
class
utils.datahandler.
DataWriter
(cfg=None, chunk_num=None, cr_stats=None, file_metadata=None, instr=None)¶ Bases:
object
A class for writing out the results computed for each dataset.
Attributes Summary
Base path of the pipleine repository
/hst_cosmic_rays/
Configuration object returned by parsing the
cfg_file
Chunk number we are analyzing
ComputeStats
object containing all the statistics to write outA list of
GenerateMetadata
objectsOne of the valid instrument names
Methods Summary
Write out all the results for the analyzed dataset
write_statistic
(statistic)Convenience method for writing out the statistics
Attributes Documentation
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base
¶ Base path of the pipleine repository
/hst_cosmic_rays/
-
cfg
¶ Configuration object returned by parsing the
cfg_file
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chunk_num
¶ Chunk number we are analyzing
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cr_stats
¶ ComputeStats
object containing all the statistics to write out
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file_metadata
¶ A list of
GenerateMetadata
objects
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instr
¶ One of the valid instrument names
Methods Documentation
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write_results
()¶ Write out all the results for the analyzed dataset
-


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NBlogr isn’t dead.. It just underwent a transformation for the better.
I also changed the title of the application from NBlogr - An atlas blogging engine to NBlogr - a blogging engine built on simplicity
The reason for this change is the fact that it is currently built using jquery as javascript library. I will look at atlas again when it releases.
I moved NBlogr to run on castle. During the course of the next week I’ll complete my posts on how to do Castle development with base4
If you’re interested in how it looks or you want a preview the last source in the repository builds and you should be able to run it in the development server of visual studio
I had a chat with JD a while ago and he asked me about plugins. At that time I knew already I wanted to provide something for users to be able to add plugin’s to the database. But I hadn’t really given it much thought on how I would do that.
My reasoning on this subject is :
I want users to be able to add a plug in at runtime. Plugin’s for a blog are lately both server related client side. So I will create a plugin factory with a couple of providers like a google video provider, grouper video, flickr, bookmark services. And you can write a plugin using javascript and ironpython code. The engine will evaluate that code at runtime and there has been no application restarting etc. If somebody has a better plan for doing a plugin infrastructure please let me know I haven’t done any of the ground work for this yet but create a schema in base4 so now would be the best time to stop me from making big mistakes.
Another improvement is the fact that when nblogr reaches release it will come with a couple of templates for you to chose from. I’ll try to include one that is built on the css scheme of csszengarden that way you’ll have an infinite repository of css to make your blog look differently instantaneously.
The next improvement is that a user is now able to mimic wildcard requests and nblogr will handle those. So there is no need for appending aspx to pages for rewriting (routing it is called in monorail) You get the choice in the config file to have your webserver handle the wild card mapping or nblogr. When you choose for nblogr nblogr will need write access to 2 folders in your website and create a shadow folder structure to represent the rewrite tree structure. There is weaker point here and that is that the first default document in IIS must be set to Default.aspx If you can map an extension to aspnet_isapi.dll at your webserver then you can also have the urls rewritten using a branded extension.
I think that this are the 3 major changes for the moment to the engine. This did set me back for the next release with a couple of weeks but in the end the final release can be done much more quickly than it would have been possible using the code I had before.
I also promise that this time things mostly stay as they are. There will be no more experimenting but just getting Nblogr to a proper release state and shipped.


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My take on the DBC experience is that it is new method of teaching students in an immersive environmental rather than the traditional school teaching methods. My impression of DBC is that its a new and exciting computer science school. I see myself having a lot of fun engaging in this type of culture as I learn much better in immersive environments. My expectation of DBC have not changed as I researched a lot on DBC before I applied. I am definitely a nervous though. I have always been somewhat of a introvert and meeting a ton of people makes me feel nervous but I think DBC will be the perfect experience for me to learn how to be more open.


Nintendo Download: Layton's Mystery Journey
Also, New Super Lucky's Tale
by Chris CarterThe big one today is Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy Deluxe Edition, a Switch port of a mobile game that continued the Layton tale with his daughter in charge. The Switch is getting a few more heavy-hitters this week like New Super Lucky's Tale, as well as Disney Tsum Tsum Festival.
Also on Switch:
- ANIMUS: Harbinger
- Arcade Archives T.N.K III
- Asdivine Kamura
- Bee Simulator
- Blindy
- Desktop Dodgeball Trial Edition
- Desktop Rugby Trial Edition
- Draw Chilly
- Football Game
- Headsnatchers
- holedown
- House of Golf
- Incredible Mandy
- Juicy Realm
- JUMANJI: The Video Game
- Mad Games Tycoon
- Meanders
- Monkey Barrels
- One Person Story
- puzzlement
- Rally Road
- REKT! High Octane Stunts
- Ritual: Crown of Horns
- Romancing SaGa 3
- Skybolt Zack
- Stay Cool, Kobayashi-San: A River City Ransom Story
- Strange Telephone
- STURMWIND EX
- Super Street: Racer
- The Grisaia Trilogy
- The Manga Works
- The Mims Beginning
- Thief of Thieves: Season One
- Tokyo Dark – Remembrance –
- Truck Simulator USA
- Twister Road
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No 3DS or Wii U offerings again this week! But there is a ton of Switch stuff, keeping in line with Nintendo's wishes. Scroll through the Switch eShop sometime: it's insane just how bloated it's become, allowing sales like this to exist just to be noticed.
If you missed last week's edition, here it is. For those who are interested, sales are going on for all platforms.


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A brief list of the supported shortcut types:
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DevRTC
DevRTC.github.io: Developing For The Future
One Billion Users, 57% of Enterprise with in development programs, Google and Microsoft leading the same Working Group, Dogs and Cats Living together, the End of the World or an Amazing New Beginning?
What is it
Plugin-less in browser rich media communications. Skype, but times a thousand, free, open, not needing plugins.
Still there will be a need for "extending on the platform" but to start this is what people interesting in telecom, VOIP, AV Conferencing and streaming, have waiting decades to hae, Media companies will go to town, Telecom Companies and their politicians, will maybe just have to leave town...because it's free.
What is DevRTC?
DevRTC is a series of repos and projects and articles, tutorials and collected resources to help you have a concise singular place to learn and play with the technology. We are developers and media vendors who are fans of the technology, believe in open source, and feel that especially in light of the American Controversy with Net Neutrality and the FTC/FCC/Justice abuses of communications privacy whilst protecting a status quo to digitally enslave large precentages of the North American Population knowing that can't compete on a level playing field. The old Guard is dying not a minute too soon.
Web RTC is the high quality standard that allows free and easy access to pseudo HD communications voice and video, with collaborative and storage functions to humanity. Making the playing field as big as possible. We may have a future in store of distributed broadcasting, and service fulfillment. The Viewers running Youtube, chatting with each other on any modern connected device independent of programming choices, and the phone, well any unique identifier can serve as a means to get in touch. be it a facebook id, email, or future serial. "it's been great Bell, Edison, Lucent, but we may have outgrown the phone system entirely we'll take it from here thanks!"
Where do you "get" it?
You may already have it. Modern Browsers, not necessarily bleeding edge, thats absurd but any modern Chrome or MOzilla will have most in fact has for some time had most of these technologies. This site and the ones we will be referring to should answer mor equestions than you have the time to ask.
The Future
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What is left to hack?
Everything, standards are a mass, adoption has been slow and in some cases misleading. Microsoft was splintred but now seems to be on track with the agreed upon standards. Who really uses IE 6-8 anyway... Telecom providers are shovelling 8 bit 16 kHz garbage while dropping all the relevant RTC terms.


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/dev/ttyACM0 /dev/ttyACA0 /dev/ttyUSB0
To find out correct address you can connect to Raspberry through SSH protocol using tools such as Putty. Run following command and take notes of available paths.
ls /dev/tty*
Connect your device to Raspberry Pi and type above command again. Additional path is belong to your device.


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public class NFbyInvFsms<T extends INode<T>>
FSM for a set of invariants of the form "A never followed by B". The FSM enters a new state when A is encountered. If we are in this state when a B is encountered any time after, then we enter into a permanent failure state. NOTE: ensure this documentation stays consistent with NFbyTracingSet.
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State 1: Accept state (no A seen, maybe some Bs seen) State 2: Accept state (A seen) State 3: Permanent failed state (B after A seen) (non-a/b preserves state) 1 -a-> 2, 1 -b-> 1, 2 -a-> 2, 2 -b-> 3 |
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Making Line Waiting More Fun
Making It More Convenient
This first photo is my prototype for my third idea under "Making It More Convenient." A venue has a kiosk that can communicate with someone's smartphone. They need only tap their smartphone against the kiosk, and it is equivalent to taking a number. I chose this idea to prototype because I like that the user can wait in line virtually without having to stand around, and because the user need not keep track of an object that does not belong to them, like a buzzer.
The two pictures below show my prototype for my second idea under "Making Line Waiting More Fun." Each dot represents a fish swimming across a virtual aquarium that is being projected on the wall. The second picture shows how, by clicking and holding/dragging the mouse, a user can lure one of the fish towards the cursor. This would be equivalent to someone touching the wall. You can see the prototype in action by going to [removed]. I decided to prototype this idea because it is engaging without completely drawing the user in; the user will be entertained for a few minutes by it, but will not be reluctant to leave the line and have their order taken.
Overall, people seemed to like the idea. One thing that was more or less universal was a general excitement upon the discovery that one could manipulate the "fish" on the screen. One user (the one in the last three photos) even tried to catch the "fish" he had just let go because he felt a connection with it.
The first user I talked to (not pictured) said that the idea would work well for short lines. This resonated with my observation that the app seemed to keep people interested only for a short period of time. One of the reasons I chose to prototype this particular idea is that users can easily disengage from it when they need to place their order. On the flip side, this means that it is probably incapable of holding anyone's attention for longer than five minutes. If I were to redesign this app for a place with a longer line, I would consider making it much more complex and including copious "easter eggs" that users could discover.
The second user I talked to suggested that the app be projected on the floor instead of the wall. I had considered this approach in my brainstorming. One advantage to this approach is that it allows people to accidentally interact with the app simply by walking onto it.
The third user I talked to became excited when he could lure a fish around, although he seemed hesitant when I asked him if the fish app would make his line experience more entertaining. I speculate that making the app more complex and true-to-life would have made him more convinced. He suggested that I allow users to modify the fish that they "catch" so that they can then see the app at a later date and identify the fish they modified. I liked this idea of giving people a way to contribute to a larger work of art and then show off their legacy to their friends.
The fourth user suggested that I make the dots look like actual fish (which I would have done for a production-ready app) and added different kinds of animals.


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Choosing this menu entry opens the dialog Runs Test.
The classic runs test is used to investigate monotonically rising and falling sub-sequences in a number sequence. A "run-up" of length k is understood to mean a sub-sequence Xi; ... ; X(i + k – 1) with X(i + r) <= X(i + r + 1) for all r, 0 <= r <= k - 1. "Run-downs" of length k are defined in similar fashion. Bad generators have a tendency to create runs that are too long.
The runs test now compares the observed frequencies of different length of run with the expected frequencies. For the expected frequency of a run-up of length k in a sequence of length n, the following holds true:
Ek = [(k^2 + k + 1) * (n - k - 1)] / (k + 2)!
As contiguous runs are not independent of each other (a long run is more likely to be followed by a short run than a long run and vice versa), the chi^2 test cannot be immediately used to compare the observed runs with the expected frequencies. Knuth suggests as a simple solution to the problem that every number which comes directly after the end of a run should be discarded. This means that one obtains runs which are independent of each other and whose distribution can be tested using the chi^2 test with (k-1) degrees of freedom. The frequency distribution is divided into k classes, whereby the ith class, (0 <= i <= k - 1), contains runs with length i and class (k-1) contains runs of length >=k. The probabilities for runs of length k are given by
P(run has length k) = k / (k + 1)!
In the case of checking binary sequences, consideration of upward / downward runs simplifies itself to observation of the length of the gaps and blocks. The purpose of the runs test, applied to binary sequences, is to determine whether the number of binary runs of various lengths contained in sequence s behaves as in a genuinely random sequence.
The number of gaps (or blocks) of length i that are expected in a n-bit random sequence is given by
Ei = (n - i + 3) / 2 ^ (i + 2)
Let k be equal to the biggest number i, for which E5 holds true, and let Bi, Gi be the number of blocks and gaps of length i contained in s for all i, 1 <= i <= k. The test statistics used are given by
X4 =sum[i = 1; i = k] (Bi – Ei) ^ 2 / Ei + sum[i = 1; i = k] (Gi – Ei) ^ 2 / Ei
whereby X4 approximates a chi^2 distribution with (2k-2) degrees of freedom.
An example of the Runs Test
By way of illustration, a classical runs test will be carried out on the short binary sequence
s =
00010111 01101101 01111101 11110011 00101111
00001111 10100100 11001111 11000011 11010001
11010001 00101110 11010100 11000011 01010001
11010110 00110010 10001111 00000111 01000111
of length n = 160 (20 bytes). The significance level is set with alpha = 0.05.
With absolute(s) = 160, in our specific runs test for s, k=3. The expected number of runs of length i = 1, 2, 3 in a 160-bit sequence amounts to Ei = (160 – i + 3) / 2 ^ (i + 2), 1 <= i <= 3.
| E1 = 20.25 | E2 = 10.0625 | E3 = 5 |
Sequence s contains the following number of blocks Bi and/or gaps Gi of length i = 1, 2, 3:
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| [(20 – 20.25) ^ 2 / 20.25] + [(8 – 10.0625) ^ 2 / 10.0625] + [(7 – 5) ^ 2 / 5] | |
| = | 2.0596 |
For a significance level of alpha = 0.05, at (2*3-2) = 4 degrees of freedom, there is the critical area above 9.488. With X4 = 2.0596 <= 9.488, sequence s passes the runs test.
References: Christian Schiestl, Pseudozufallszahlen in der Kryptographie, in Klagenfurt, 1999.


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Amazing pictures show lemur trying to steal photographer's camera
by Chris CiacciaMaybe it just wanted to take a selfie.
A curious lemur in Madagascar tried to grab the camera from a photographer who was attempting to take its picture.
Photographer Lucas Bracali said he was "really surprised" when the lemur, a native of the African island nation, swung down from the tree it is was in and tried to grab the camera, British news agency SWNS reports.
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"I was taking a photo of the lemur when all of a sudden he climbed down and tried to grab my camera," Bracali, 54, said in comments obtained by SWNS. "He hung upside down and reached out towards my camera. I couldn't believe it, I was really surprised!"
"I used a super wide-angle and I remained pretty close to the ground with the lens all the way up waiting for the lemur to come down," Bracali added.
INCREDIBLE PICTURES SHOW TENDER MOMENTS BETWEEN BABY RHINO AND ITS MOTHER
The photo, taken in Andasibe National Park, shows the lemur's hands outstretched toward the camera while hanging upside down from the tree. Bracali, who switched to wildlife photography from sports journalism, said he enjoys the unpredictability of animals.
"I enjoy wildlife photography so much because with the animal, it’s a real thorough game," he added. "You cannot bribe them, you can not make any kind of agreement, it’s just a matter of patience and 'carpe diem!'"
According to the Duke Lemur Center in North Carolina, which is home to 14 different species of lemur, the curious creatures are "the most endangered group of mammals in the world."
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Jamie Carragher makes Jose Mourinho to Tottenham declaration
Jose Mourinho is the red-hot favourite to be named as Mauricio Pochettino's successor following the Argentine's sacking on Tuesday night
by Jacob Murtagh, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jacob-murtagh/Jamie Carragher reckons Jose Mourinho is just the type of manager Tottenham need to replace Mauricio Pochettino.
However, the Sky Sports pundit hopes the self-styled Special One stays in the studio rather than return to the dugout.
Mourinho is open to the prospect of returning to Premier League management with Spurs, as revealed by Mirror Sport.
But when asked whether Mourinho could take over the struggling north Londoners, Carragher replied: “Well I hope not because then he’d be out of our studio then!
“There might be a bit of room for me then on Super Sunday, I can’t get in the Super Sunday studio at the moment with Jose and all that, there might be a bit of room for me, squad rotation.
“But no I hope it’s not Jose to be honest, I think he’s been great on Sky and I’ve enjoyed listening to him, so fingers crossed it’s not him.”
Pochettino departs with Tottenham 11 points off the pace in a race for a top-four spot.
And Liverpool legend Carragher believes Mourinho has the experience to help change their fortunes.
He told Sky Sports News: “But as I said if Jose wants to get back into top-level management, you look at his C.V., people question the Manchester United job, but you have to look at his career as a whole.
“He’s been hugely successful and that is the one thing Tottenham lack at this moment, no matter how well Pochettino’s done.
“They haven’t quite got over the line in getting a trophy and normally that’s what Jose Mourinho does when he goes to a club.”
Meanwhile, Dele Alli has paid tribute to Pochettino following Tottenham’s decision to wield the axe on the Argentine.
All was quick to praise the departing the man who handed him his debut as a teenager after Daniel Levy decided to show him the door.
He wrote: “I can’t thank this man enough. He’s taught me so much and I’m so grateful for everything he’s done for me.
“Good luck and hope to see you again my friend.”


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Alerts are a great way to offer the user the ability to choose a specific action or list of actions. They also can provide the user with important information, or require them to make a decision (or multiple decisions).
From a UI perspective, Alerts can be thought of as a type of “floating” modal that covers only a portion of the screen. This means Alerts should only be used for quick actions like password verification, small app notifications, or quick options.
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The dependencies will be installed together with this module
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Kristen Stewart goes hell for leather with Charlie's Angels cast in London
Kristen Stewart and the cast of Charlie’s Angels kept things coordinated on Friday morning as they sported matching leather looks while promoting the film’s UK release.
The Angels wowed during Wednesday evening’s London premiere of the action movie, but opted for more casual outfits on Friday as they visited radio station Kiss FM.
With all three of the girls opting for black leather items of clothing (if there’s one thing we want from a kickass group of women, it’s coordinated outfits), Kristen Stewart led the way in perhaps the most weather appropriate outfit for a chilly November morning.
Wrapping up warm in a leather aviator jacket, distressed boyfriend jeans and a baseball cap, she was joined by Aladdin star Naomi Scott, who also opted for trousers in light wash denim jeans.

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The girls are currently visiting the UK ahead of the release of Elizabeth Banks’ reboot of the action comedy classic Charlie’s Angels.
We suspect that the cast are hoping the film’s international debut will help boost sales after the film grossed just $3.1 million in its US opening weekend despite receiving good reviews.
Not great for a project that cost $48 million to make…
However, actress Elizabeth Banks, who wrote, directed, produced and starred in the project (very impressive) seemed to be taking this bad news in her stride.
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‘Well, if you’re going to have a flop, make sure your name is on it at least 4x,’ she wrote on Twitter, ‘I’m proud of #CharliesAngels and happy it’s in the world.’
We’re glad to hear it, Elizabeth.
Charlie’s Angels is released in UK theatres on Friday 29 September.
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A matrix-like data structure that allows for efficient, convenient, and scalable subsetting of binary genotype/phenotype files generated by PLINK (<https://www.cog-genomics.org/plink2>), the whole genome association analysis toolset, without loading the entire file into memory.
| Version: | 1.4.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | methods, Rcpp (≥ 0.12.1), crochet |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, BH |
| Suggests: | data.table, testthat, covr |
| Published: | 2018-08-06 |
| Author: | Alexander Grueneberg [aut, cre], Lian Lian [ctb], Gustavo de los Campos [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Alexander Grueneberg <alexander.grueneberg at googlemail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/QuantGen/BEDMatrix/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/QuantGen/BEDMatrix |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | C++11 |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | BEDMatrix results |
| Reference manual: | BEDMatrix.pdf |
| Package source: | BEDMatrix_1.4.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: BEDMatrix_1.4.1.zip, r-release: BEDMatrix_1.4.1.zip, r-oldrel: BEDMatrix_1.4.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: BEDMatrix_1.4.1.tgz, r-oldrel: BEDMatrix_1.4.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | BEDMatrix archive |
| Reverse depends: | BGData |
| Reverse suggests: | groupedSurv, popkin, symDMatrix |
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interface.org.apache.shiro.cas org.apache.shiro.mgt Provides the masterSecurityManager
interface and a default implementation hierarchy for managing all aspects of Shiro's functionality in an application.org.apache.shiro.realm Components and sub-packages used in supporting the coreRealm
interface.org.apache.shiro.realm.activedirectory Realms that acquire security data from a Microsoft Active Directory.org.apache.shiro.realm.jdbc Realms that acquire security data from an RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) using the JDBC API.org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap Realms that acquire security data from an LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) server utilizing LDAP/Naming APIs.org.apache.shiro.realm.text Realms that acquire security data from text-based data sources such asFile
s or text streams.org.apache.shiro.samples org.apache.shiro.session.mgt SessionManager
components supporting enterprise session management.org.apache.shiro.spring.boot.autoconfigure org.apache.shiro.spring.config org.apache.shiro.spring.config.web.autoconfigure org.apache.shiro.spring.web.config org.apache.shiro.subject Components supporting theSubject
interface, the most important concept in Shiro's API.org.apache.shiro.subject.support Concrete support implementations of most of theorg.apache.shiro.subject
interfaces.org.apache.shiro.util Your run-of-the-mill 'util' package for components and logic widely used across the framework that can't find their home into a proper OO hierarchy (or, most likely for things used across many hierarchies).org.apache.shiro.web.jaxrs org.apache.shiro.web.mgt Components supporting web-specificSecurityManager
implementations.org.apache.shiro.web.session.mgt -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.authc Class Description AuthorizationInfo AuthorizationInfo
represents a single Subject's stored authorization data (roles, permissions, etc) used during authorization (access control) checks only.Permission A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.authz Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check).AuthorizationInfo AuthorizationInfo
represents a single Subject's stored authorization data (roles, permissions, etc) used during authorization (access control) checks only.Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user').Permission A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource.UnauthorizedException Thrown to indicate a requested operation or access to a requested resource is not allowed. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.authz.aop Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check).UnauthenticatedException Exception thrown when attempting to execute an authorization action when a successful authentication hasn't yet occurred. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.authz.permission Class Description Permission A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.cas Class Description AuthorizationInfo AuthorizationInfo
represents a single Subject's stored authorization data (roles, permissions, etc) used during authorization (access control) checks only.Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.mgt Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check).Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user').Permission A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.realm Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check).AuthorizationInfo AuthorizationInfo
represents a single Subject's stored authorization data (roles, permissions, etc) used during authorization (access control) checks only.Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user').Permission A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource.SimpleRole A simple representation of a security role that has a name and a collection of permissions. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.realm.activedirectory Class Description AuthorizationInfo AuthorizationInfo
represents a single Subject's stored authorization data (roles, permissions, etc) used during authorization (access control) checks only.Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.realm.jdbc Class Description AuthorizationInfo AuthorizationInfo
represents a single Subject's stored authorization data (roles, permissions, etc) used during authorization (access control) checks only.Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap Class Description AuthorizationInfo AuthorizationInfo
represents a single Subject's stored authorization data (roles, permissions, etc) used during authorization (access control) checks only.Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.realm.text Class Description Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.samples Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.session.mgt Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.spring.boot.autoconfigure Class Description Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.spring.config Class Description Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.spring.config.web.autoconfigure Class Description Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.spring.web.config Class Description Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.subject Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check).Permission A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.subject.support Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check).Permission A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.util Class Description Permission A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.web.jaxrs Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.web.mgt Class Description Authorizer An Authorizer performs authorization (access control) operations for any given Subject (aka 'application user'). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authz used by org.apache.shiro.web.session.mgt Class Description AuthorizationException Exception thrown if there is a problem during authorization (access control check).


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