Serena Williams' smashed tennis racket from 2018 US Open to be sold at auction
by WLSThe tennis racket Serena Williams smashed during the U.S. Open final in 2018 is up for auction starting next Monday.
During the match, Williams' receive a penalty after a dispute with the chair umpire and eventually lost the match to Naomi Osaka.
The match was significant for both players.
It was Williams' first US Open after taking a year off to give birth to her daughter in September 2017.
The then 20-year-old Osaka was attempting to become the first Japanese player to win a Grand Slam singles title.
The New York Times reported, the racket will be sold by Goldin Auctions. The opening bid is $2,000, but the price is expected to reach five figures by the time the event closes on December 7.
The racket is one of 1,600 items in the auction, which includes one of Jesse Owens's Olympic gold medals, according to The New York Times.
You can find more information on the auction here: Goldin Auctions.


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- Empower authors to write a lot of code without ever looking at it
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- Attempt to support legacy content editor mark up as best we can
- HAX will learn what the rules of producing elements are, it won't dictate them
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And I'm here to present something approximating the most minimal site ever. Like zenhabits, except devoid of any actually useful content.
To get a better idea of the kind of person I am, there's a few things I like people to know about me.
First, I'm a software developer. For the past few years, I've worked for Oracle Primavera. Before that, I went to school at RIT for Software Engineering. I heartily approve of folks sharing their dotfiles on github, because I like pilfering new ideas. Presumably, I've also done one or two other things on github as well. I guess I also have a Linkedin account you could use for looking at some of my other history and projects.
I'm also an avid student of different topics in psychology - my minor at RIT was in psychology. Among other things, I'm amazed that there's so many biases in human behaviors and belief. Indeed, I wonder how I could - if I could - promote non-biased behavior in my own life. But of course, that's a massively long-term kind of project.
Lately, I have no less interest in philosphy than I do psychology. I've been a student of Zen for quite some time. Also of ancient Stoicism - of thinkers in a rather different world than ours, but with their ideas being no less relevant for it. Having all this information online - having entire programs out there for free - in my opinion, demonstrates the promise of the internet.
I've lived, since my graduation, in Philadelphia. Moving here, I wanted to live somewhere I could get away without a car - indeed, I SEPTA Philly. My time here has been good to me, though I've been known to flirt with the occassional unique vacation experiecne, which always makes for a good mirror of my current lifestyle.
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Survive as long as possible while
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I am extremely happy to present the first postcard I've received. It is from Léa, who lives on a French island la Réunion.
As Léa wrote in her postcard: Koifé?
is creole for what's up?
, and creole dialect is widely spoken on Réunion (even though it is a French island).
In one of the pictures we can also see some cold lava, which according to Léa proves that the island tries to kill its inhabitants every once in a while
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Think of n-selector as an endlessly extendable multi-way n-gang switch.
Firstly, it allows the selection of a position by the position of an option in a primary index and then returns a value or an array of all the options that fall under that position.
Secondly, it allows selection by a simple scalar value (0.0 to 1.0) and can return a value or an array of the options at that position.
0.00 ... 0.25 ... 0.50 ... 0.75 ... 1.00
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Gang +1 | Red | Green | Blue |
Gang +2 | One | Two |
select('one') - returns ['One', 'Red', One]
select(2) - returns ['Two', 'Green', 'One']
position(0.75) - returns ['Three', 'Blue', 'Two']
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const matrix = createSelector(['one', 'two', 'three'], 0)
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DarkSideSync
Usecase
I wanted to create a lua binding for a library. The library uses callbacks to report on its async operations. The main issue however was that the library created its own threadpool and the callbacks could be executed on any one of those. And that, sooner or later, will wreak havoc with Lua's single threaded nature.
So while Lua's main thread is doing its Lua thing, it needs to be notified that there is some other thread that tries to deliver some result it needs to handle.
To support this DarkSideSync (DSS) was created, DSS has no use on its own, it will only support other libraries in handling async callbacks.
Main principle
Whenever a background thread has some data to deliver it will call a DSS method to temporarily store it in a queue. Whenever Lua has time to poll for data from this queue, the background library will get a direct call from DSS to deliver its data to Lua.
It supports async callbacks that just deliver data (the callback thread does not get blocked) and async callbacks that also expect a result (in this case the thread gets blocked until the Lua side thread has delivered the results)
There is an optional notification using a UDP packet, which is an easy way to wake up Lua from a select()
network method.
Reference
Documentation can be found in the repository and on the GitHub page, a general description and some diagrams are also available.
Positive
- It is very generic and cross platform. Because DSS takes care of threads, locks and (optionally) sockets, a library binding for an async library may require no platform specific code and still work cross-platform
- It is setup as a separate library, loaded from Lua, no C links. It, sort of, dynamically extends the Lua C api
- Supports async callbacks that only deliver data (the callback thread is not blocked)
- Supports async callbacks that need a response (the callback thread is blocked until the Lua side response has been delivered)
- Supports multiple async background libraries simultaneously
- Supports multiple concurrent Lua states
- It has been setup with the intend to support multiple versions of the DSS API, so in the future multiple background libraries can use a single DSS library, while talking to different versions of the API
- The notification is also platform independent and even network library independent (eg. not bound to LuaSocket) any network library supporting UDP will do (this is the reason for not using file descriptors or pipes)
Negative
- Notification using UDP packets requires some overhead, so for a very high number of callbacks it might be better to only use polling
Copyright & License
Copyright 2012-2013, Thijs Schreijer.
License is the same as Lua 5.1; MIT license.
The name
Lua = moon, dark side of the moon, externally managed threads that Lua cannot reach, you get it...
Changes
1.0 13-may-2013
- Initial released version


Release the spikes!
by John LawlessAt about 8 a.m. this morning, Armstrong RCMP were notified of a stolen vehicle that was parked on Six Mile Creek Road.
The officers found the vehicle with a person inside it, but the suspect drove off. He didn't get very far, as the police threw down a spike belt and left the vehicle not driveable.
The thief then took off on foot into the woods. Using the help of police dogs, the RCMP were able to locate the man and apprehended him.
"We also had a helicopter deployed to help with our search," says Sgt. Justin Thiessen. "Our officers did an outstanding job to track down the suspect."
The call took a total of approximately 3 and a half hours, as the RCMP were leaving the scene before noon.


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Overview
The Librarian Society has long been an important venue of scholarly investigation and discourse. Most professional scholars are members, and it is considered an honor and a signal that one has reached that level when the Peer Committee elects one as a new member. The Society has long had close attachments to many libraries, archives, universities and other places of learning, and despite the dangers and intrigues of the Late Imperium, has managed to survive.
Organization
The society functions both as a professional organization and as something of a social club. Its members include historians, writers, archaeologists and all those whose research is of a scholarly nature.
Four committees run all the various aspects of the Society:
Librarian’s Committee
The original committee created with the writing of the Charter. It functions as the executive body; administrating finances, setting and altering rules and practices and selecting members of the other committees. Its eleven members are elected by general vote of all members, and hold their positions for life. One member of this committee is selected by secret ballot to be the President, who is responsible for the day-to-day administration of the Society and only votes when there is need of a tie-breaker.
Peer Committee
The Peer Committee is responsible for adminstrating the membership of the Society; selecting new members, maintaining membership lists, and on occasion, suspending or revoking a membership for various proscribed behaviors. The Peer Committee is elected every seven standard years by all members from a list of candidates drawn up by the Librarian’s Committee.
The Historical Review Committee
The Historical Review Committee is responsible for determining the veracity of any newly discovered library or archive. Though rarely convened nowadays, its work has been crucial in weeding out unreliable libraries of alleged antiquity or accuracy. Its members are selected by the Librarian’s Committee, and is also a life-time membership.
Additions Review Committee
Probably the single most important committee besides the Librarian’s Committee, its task is to act as a registrar of new libraries, archives and private collections, and to determine the veracity of such libraries. It has, in the past, worked in close assocation with the Historical Review Committee, but as that committee is rarely convened any more, the Additions Review Committee has taken over the role of maintaining the lists of recognized libraries. Its members are, like the Peer Committee, selected in a general election every seven years from a list of candidates selected by the Librarian’s Committee.
History
Early Society
The Society began during the early years of the Imperium, given its charter by the Emperor Reth II. The Charter declared that it would serve as a professional society to catalogue existing libraries as well as assuring that all future scholarly writings were thusly organized.
There were great difficulties in this task, for there were literally dozens of libraries spread across the early Imperium, some dating back far into the past, and some merely claiming to be. A certain form of professional politics came into play which severely limited the Society’s ability to fulfill its charter.
Despite these difficulties, the Librarian Society did become an early champion of the Hagurin Character Set, and was instrumental in making it the official writing system of the Imperium.
Muzgersun’s Reforms
It was under the leadership of the famous R. B. Muzgersun that the Society was reformed, becoming both more democratic and more effective.
Muzgersun set up a number of committees; the Peer, Historical Review and Additiosn Review Committees. From that time forward, the Society was finally able to fulfill its charter, though it must be noted that politics still plays a major role.
The Rise of the Kuberians
The Kuberian Movement’s rise put the Librarian Society into a difficult position. While the Society’s main concern was the veracity of libraries, and not the legitimacy of any particular philosophical or religious movement, many Kuberian writings made historical claims, some justified by collections not certified by the Society as legitimate or trustworthy.
Some Kuberians decried the Society as a den of pseudo-rationalists, and for a time it seemed that the Society might face new reforms or possibly even the removal of its charter. Under Antius Trevus I, an oversite committee was installed to assure that the Society did not work against any of the philosophical and spiritualist groups that had grown out of the Kuberians, but the Society found its fears of severe interference were uncalled for. The Imperial Congress by now had substantial powers and renewed the Society’s charter with specific protections against outside interference.
The Failing Empire
The Imperial Interregnum produced new challenges for the Society. The slow breakdown of communications meant many members were cut off for years. The Hundred Bloody Days saw the Society almost gutted as Anthorph members were either imprisoned, murdered or fled. Some libraries were destroyed, causing irreparable harm to the work of some scholars.
The Society did its best to protect the libraries and archives that it could, and must be given great credit for hiding or copying some collections, and for aiding in the rebuilding of others after the Bloody Pretender’s demise.
As to whether the Society can survive the new Decline is an open question, though I, like all scholars, certainly pray that it be so.
References
- Anthorphs
- Antius Trevus I
- Hagurin Character Set
- Hundred Bloody Days
- Imperial Congress
- Imperial Interregnum
- Kuberian Movement
- R. B. Muzgersun


Why is Lansdowne Road train station closed for the Republic of Ireland v Denmark?
The Boys in Green face the Danes at a sold-out Aviva Stadium on Monday night
by Robert HynesLansdowne Road train station will be closed for Monday night's crucial Euro 2020 qualifier between the Republic of Ireland and Denmark.
The Boys in Green face the Danes at a sold-out Aviva Stadium as they bid to qualify for next summer's tournament.
Fans attending the vital match will have to get off at either Grand Canal Dock or Sandymount stations and make their way to the ground from there.
The closure is a trial run for the four Euro 2020 games taking place in Dublin in a hope to ensure there is no congestion outside the stadium by ticketless fans.
The station will be closed between 5pm and 11pm.
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Why I Bought Shares of This Newly Public SaaS Company
In a crowded software-as-a-service industry, I believe Datadog will emerge as a big-data analytics leader.
by Brian Stoffel (TMFCheesehead)You don't have to look far to find someone singing the praises of big data -- and I'm one of them. In today's connected world, we have more of it than at any point in human history. Imagine the possibilities!
But there's a dark downside to this bounty of information. It's increasingly easy to be fooled by, led astray by, and act with false confidence because of ... data. Trader and author Nassim Taleb put it best when he said:
More data means more information, but it also means more false information.
Let's say there's a 1-in-100 chance of getting a false positive when analyzing a set of data -- having the appearance of a pattern emerge that's really a random artifact or no pattern at all. If you have a limited quantity of data to work with, you might get one "false positive" per year. But once your data set becomes exponentially larger -- as it has for many businesses -- then you will find yourself awash in such false positives.
A software-as-a-service (SaaS) company that I recently invested in -- Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG) -- is helping people make sense of all this data.
The company, in one short story
Olivier Pomel and Alexis Le-Quoc worked at Wireless Generation, which aimed to help K-12 teachers make better decisions with the help of data. Olivier worked on the development side (building things), while Alexis was head of operations (making sure they worked).
In their time there, they realized something: It was almost impossible to communicate with different departments without a shared set of data and a common vocabulary. That motivated them to found Datadog with a simple but profound mission: "to bring sanity to IT management."
The company does this by offering four broad subscriptions, each of which shares a common goal: to provide a single, real-time, unified data platform everyone can see.
- Infrastructure: Monitors how your cloud operations are performing.
- Application performance management (APM): Monitors how the individual apps running on your infrastructure are doing.
- Log management: Keeps track of all the information being collected.
- User experience (UX): Measures what is the experience like for customers navigating your websites.
Those are oversimplifications of what those tools do, but they're a sufficient foundation to give you an understanding of what the company does.
Pomel and Le-Quoc are still at the helm as CEO and CTO, respectively -- nine years after founding Datadog. Though they took it public in September, they still have significant skin in the game, owning a combined 22% of shares outstanding.
Providing the data guidance customers want
There are lots of ways to measure how successfully a company is accomplishing its mission. When it comes to Datadog, beyond the obvious metric of revenue levels, I like to monitor these four statistics:
- Total customers: I want to know if new companies are finding Datadog and using it.
- Customers with annual recurring revenue (ARR) over $100,000: This lets me know if users really like Datadog. If they didn't, they wouldn't fork over so much for its services.
- Customers with ARR over $1 million: Same as above, with higher threshold.
- Dollar-based net retention (DBNR): This monitors how much a specific cohort of customers spends from one year to the next. If it's well above 100%, that's a strong sign that the company has a competitive moat, possibly due to high switching costs.
Here's what the numbers look like for Datadog:
| Metric | 2017 | 2018 | Trailing 12 Months | Growth Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $101 million | $198 million | $311 million | 90% |
| Customers | 5,400 | 7,700 | 8,800* | 38%** |
| Customers with $100,000-plus ARR | 240 | 450 | 727 | 88% |
| Customers with $1 million-plus ARR | 12 | 29 | 42* | 131%** |
| DBNR | 141% | 151% | 146%* | N/A |
Data source: SEC filings. *These figures are accurate as of July 31, 2019, and were not updated at the end of the third quarter. **These growth rates calculated over 18 months instead of 21 months. Growth rate = compounded annual growth rate, or CAGR
My thinking here is pretty straightforward: Datadog couldn't achieve these kinds of results unless its technology was providing value to its customers. As companies start using more and more of Datadog's technology, they come to rely on it more, creating the aforementioned moat due to high switching costs.
Given the ever-growing quantities of data being collected by businesses, I have little doubt that Datadog will continue to come out with new tools. In their IPO prospectus, they mentioned a plan for a fifth broad subscription: network performance monitoring. Such an option provides additional opportunities for Datadog to fulfill its mission of providing sanity in IT management.
The takeaway for investors
Of course, investing in newly public companies like Datadog isn't for the faint of heart. Such stocks can often rise or fall by double-digit percentages on the slightest hint of news. That's why -- when I bought shares -- I managed my allocation appropriately: it currently accounts for just 2.5% of my holdings.
If you're interested in owning a piece of a fast-growing SaaS company that's helping make sense of the world's data -- and have the stomach to cope with volatility -- I'd suggest you consider doing the same.


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A simply delicious Christmas cake recipe from Darina Allen
by Darina AllenDarina Allen, The Ballymaloe Queen of Irish cooking, shares her very own tasty twist on the traditional Irish Christmas cake classic.
This makes a moist cake that keeps very well. It can be made months ahead, or if you are frenetically busy it will still be delish even if made just a few days before Christmas – believe me, I know!
Read More: Three recipes from Darina Allen's latest cookbook: Simply Delicious
This cake, now a classic, was originally published in 1989 in the first edition of "A Simply Delicious Christmas" and it’s still my favorite rich Christmas cake.
I have a passion for almond icing, so I ice the cake with almond icing and decorate it with heart shapes made from the almond paste. Then I brush it with beaten egg yolk and toast it in the oven – simply delicious!
It is important to note that this recipe is based on using a conventional oven.
If you are using a fan oven, check your oven handbook – ovens vary, but as a general guideline we recommend reducing the oven temperature by 20°C/70°F. It can help to put a dish of water in a fan oven while the cake is baking to keep it from drying out.
Read More: Darina Allen: The woman who put Irish cooking on the map
Darina Allen's Christmas cake recipe
Ingredients:
- 110g (4oz) real glacé cherries
- 50g (2oz) whole almonds
- 350g (12oz) best-quality sultanas
- 350g (12oz) best-quality currants
- 350g (12oz) best-quality raisins
- 110g (4oz) homemade candied peel
- 50g (2oz) ground almonds
- Zest of 1 organic unwaxed lemon
- Zest of 1 organic unwaxed orange
- 70ml (21/2fl oz) Irish whiskey
- 225g (8oz) butter, softened
- 225g (8oz) pale soft brown sugar or golden caster sugar
- 6 eggs, preferably free-range and organic
- 275g (10oz) plain flour
- 1 teaspoon mixed spice
- 1 large or 2 small Bramley’s Seedling cooking apples, grated
Instructions:
Line the base and sides of a 23cm (9in) round or a 20.5cm (8in) square tin with a double thickness of silicone paper. Tie a double layer of brown paper around the outside of the tin. Have a double sheet of brown or silicone paper ready to lay on top of the tin during cooking.
Wash the cherries and dry them gently. Cut in halves or quarters, as desired. Blanch the whole almonds in boiling water for 1–2 minutes, rub off the skins and chop them finely. Mix together the dried fruit and peel, chopped almonds, ground almonds, and grated lemon and orange rind. Add about half of the whiskey and leave for 1 hour to macerate.
Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F/gas mark 4.
Cream the butter until very soft, then add the sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Whisk the eggs and add in bit by bit, beating well between each addition so that the mixture doesn’t curdle. Mix the flour and the mixed spice together and stir in gently (don’t beat). Add the grated cooking apple to the fruit and mix in gently but thoroughly (don’t beat the mixture again or you will toughen the cake). You can, of course, use a mixer if one is available, but the same principle applies.
Put the mixture into the prepared cake tin. Make a slight hollow in the center, dip your hand in water and pat it over the surface of the cake: this will ensure that the top is smooth when cooked.
Lay a double sheet of brown paper on top of the cake to protect the surface from the direct heat. Put into the preheated oven and cook for 1 hour, then reduce the heat to 160°C/320°F/gas mark 3. Bake for a further 2 1/2 hours approx., until cooked.
Test in the center with a skewer – it should come out completely clean. If not, allow a further 10 minutes in the oven. If at that point it’s still not fully cooked, allow 10 minutes more. Pour the rest of the whiskey over the cake and leave it to cool in the tin overnight.
The next day, remove the cake from the tin. Do not remove the lining paper, but wrap it in some extra greaseproof paper and tin foil until required. Store in a cool, dry place. The longer the cake is stored, the more mature it becomes.
Read More: From Cullahill to Ballymaloe - for Darina Allen Irish food is a way of life
Almond Paste and Cake Icing
Ingredients:
- 450g (1lb) golden caster sugar
- 450g (1lb) ground almonds
- 2 small eggs, preferably free-range and organic
- 2 tablespoons Irish whiskey
- a drop of pure almond extract (be careful, it’s very intense)
For Brushing on the Cake
- 1 organic egg white, lightly whisked, or sieved apricot jam
Fondant icing
- 1 x 450g (1lb) packet fondant (optional)
To make the almond paste, sieve the caster sugar and mix it with the ground almonds. Beat the eggs, add the whiskey and 1 drop of pure almond extract, then add to the sugar and almonds and mix to a stiff paste. (You may not need all of the egg.) Sprinkle the worktop with icing sugar, turn out the almond paste and work lightly until smooth.
To ice the cake, remove the paper from the cake. To make life easier for yourself, put a sheet of greaseproof paper onto the worktop and dust it with some icing sugar. Roll out half of the almond paste on the paper: it should be a little less than 1cm (1/2in) thick. Paint the top of the cake with the lightly beaten egg white or apricot jam and put the cake, sticky side down, onto the almond paste. Give the cake a thump to make sure it sticks and then cut around the edge.
If the cake is a little round-shouldered, cut the almond paste a little larger; pull away the extra bits and keep for later to make hearts or holly leaves. With a palette knife, press the extra almond paste in against the top of the cake to fill any gaps. Then slide a knife underneath the cake, or better still, underneath the paper, and turn the cake right way up. Peel off the greaseproof paper.
Roll out 2 long strips of almond paste and trim an edge to the height of the cake with a palette knife. Paint both the cake and the almond paste lightly with egg white or apricot jam. Press the strip against the sides of the cake. Do not overlap or there will be a bulge with the uneven edge upwards. Trim the excess almond paste with a long-bladed knife and keep for decoration or to make almond biscuits. Use a straight-sided water glass to even the edges and smooth the join. Rub the cake well with your hand to ensure a nice flat surface.
Read More: Ballymaloe's mince pies with Irish whiskey cream recipe
Fondant-iced Christmas cake
Instructions:
Instead of toasting the almond paste you can ice the cake with fondant icing, but leave it in a cool, dry place for a few days to allow the almond paste to dry out, otherwise, the oil in the almonds will seep through the fondant icing later.
Sprinkle a little icing sugar onto the worktop. Roll out the sheet of fondant until it’s a scant 5mm (1/4in) thick, then gently lift it and lay it over the top of the cake so that it drapes evenly over the sides.
Press out any air bubbles with your hands, then trim the base. Decorate as you wish. We use a little posy of winter leaves and berries, including crabapples, elderberries, rosemary, old man’s beard, and viburnum. That’s just one option, but simple shapes stamped out of the remaining fondant icing – stars, holly leaves, Santas – can produce an impressive result. If you are really creative, the fondant may be colored using edible food coloring and then you and all the family can really have fun!
Read More: Darina Allen's Irish Christmas chocolate log recipe
Toasted almond Christmas Cake
Instructions:
Preheat the oven to 220°C/425°F/gas mark 7.
Roll out the rest of the almond paste until it’s approx. 5mm (1/4in) thick. Cut out star shapes, paint the whole surface of the cake with some beaten egg yolk and stick the star shapes at intervals around the sides of the cake and on the top. Brush these with egg yolk also.
Carefully lift the cake onto a baking sheet and bake in the preheated oven for 15–20 minutes, until just slightly toasted. Remove from the oven, allow to cool and then transfer onto a cake board. Decorate with sprigs of holly and a dusting of icing sugar. You may feel that holly leaves and berries made of almond paste would be more appropriate for Christmas! Basically, you can decorate it any way that takes your fancy.
Read More: Darina Allen's Irish lemon tart recipe
What's your favorite Christmas recipe? Let us know in the comments!


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Change its name and value (up to 27 I think)
Add some more columns in the same way
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How to run a basic command for windows from MacOS by one click
Yes, this topci is about cross system running for VM. There must be be some way provided by either parallels or VirtualBox to help: VboxManage is a tool availbe for Virtual box(I will study it later when needed), but I don't see similar from parallels desktop version. I don't want to pay extra money to test parallels pro, which has a funtion to quickly enable ssh. I have parallels desktop version, and I know that VM can communicate with hostOS through network connection, just like two PC in a local netwrok. I should be albe to build up my own ssh enviroment.
Windows10 has openSSH already availbe
Learn it from internet, people like the way that Microsoft have it in build. Just need some little effort to active it.
It can be intalled from "add an optional feature". There are soooo many options that people spend time click around for custmizaitons, while searching is a good way. Here "add an optional feature" can be quickly reached if you search it from dock.
Then, you will need to go for "servcies" to active sshd
and ssd-agent
. Good, now I can reach this VM from Mac Terminal by ssh username@ip
Powershell make installation even easier
I plan to share this way how I start to use ssh, but my colleges are all using MacOS for long. To make it clear, I have to take a lot of screenshots. Powershell helps here. First of all, powershell is availabel by defaul, I just find it by searching powershell. Windows PowerShell ISE is a much easier way to start with.
Add-WindowsCapability -Online -Name OpenSSH.Server~~~~<IP_ADDRESS>
install openSSH
Get-WindowsCapability -Online|? Name -like 'Open*'
Checking insallation result.
Set-Service -Name sshd -StartupType 'Automatic'
Make the service run automatically.
Set-Service -Name ssh-agent -StartupType 'Automatic'
Make the service run automatically.
Start-Service -Name sshd
start the service
start-Service -Name ssh-agent
Get-NetFirewallRule -Name *ssh*
Double check if the firewall allows ssh to go through. It should be good by default
Just a few lines, I don't have to search and click all around windows and menus. cool
It is installed by default in C:\ProgramData\ssh
, files and useage
Note, above I just install openSSH servcie, NOT client. I am using MacOS as cliet, VM runs openSSH as service.
Passwordless SSH
Passwordless will help a lot when I want to make Automator quick service. I don't conern much about securiy as both the host and VM are in the same machine, I just need to make them work smoothly together.
Client side, My hostOS in Mac
ls $HOME/.ssh
to see if I have alredy own a keypair. If not, use ssh-keygen
. the out put in this folder are "id_rsa.pub" and "id_rsa". Easy, and done.
Service side, MY VM in Windows10
Use whatever way to copy "id_rsa.pub" to "C:\Users|YourUsername.ssh\", and rename the file to "authorized_keys"
The last, wo enable passwordless. Run "PowerShell" as administrator, make sure run as administrator, otherwise the config file won't let you to save. Start-Process powershell -Verb runAs
By using this way, your running Powershell will open a new powershwell which is as administator.
Run notepad C:\ProgramData\ssh\sshd_config
and commont out the last two lines by adding # sign in the very front.
#Match Group administrators
# AuthorizedKeysFile __PROGRAMDATA__/ssh/administrators_authorized_keys
Restart sshd service to make the change to be effect.
Test run
ssh YourUsername@ipOfVM
. You have done it if you are not asked for password.
finally, here are my final automator scripts
It is simple, I just right click a folder of interest, select the automator service to run.
Prerequiests, the folder of the inerest are shared by MacOS, which means Windows has access of the subfolders.
The automator translate the path into windows format then run scripts from Windows as the scripts need library from Windows.
Here I have some difficulty to solve, osascript
call Terminal and run a bash script, but in the bash script, I can't put windows command to quote bash variables. For example, if I want to use /usr/bin/ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"dir"
. I had tried to use EOF way to add windows command, but not able to use quotation marks either.
osascript
limits my use of quotation marks, which means I can't use quotation mark to quote bash variable freely. I need to run this simple file as a stand alone bash script to aovid the confliction with osascript.
Here is my oringinal solution, but not so good.
for poSIX_path in "$@"``
do
temp1=${poSIX_path//\\ / }
temp2=${temp1//\//\\}
#echo $temp2|pbcopy
case $temp2 in
*CrashReporter*)
temp3="X:"${temp2#*CrashReporter};;
*Radar\ Logs*)
temp3="W:"${temp2#*Radar\ Logs};;
*)
temp3="Given path is not supported";;
esac
echo $temp3|pbcopy
osascript -e 'tell application "Terminal" to do script "/usr/bin/ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS><< EOF
dir
cd
EOF"'
#open /Users/scabbard/Applications\ \(Parallels\)/\{3e397001-53ca-4a16-8e1a-ef5e837b8a76\}\ Applications.localized/命令提示符.app
done
Here is my optimized solution. To solve the problem mentioned above, I move all of the bash script funtion in a standalone script, but only keep enviroment settings here in automatoer service. Doing so, I don't bother the use of quotation mark and other people can freely redefine enviroment per their use cases. Here export
needs to be highlighted, it is used to put these variables in evnromnet of bash, otherwise bash script can't use them.
These variables can also be added to the end of $HOME/.bash_profile
, if you don't use automator but Terminal instead.
for f in "$@"
do
tt="${f//\ /[[:space:]]}"
osascript -e 'tell application "Terminal" to do script "
export VMip=<IP_ADDRESS>;
export VMsshP=22
export VMusername=tao
export VMpassword=tao
/usr/local/bin/coffee -q '$tt';"'
done
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Funtions|MacOS Terminal|Windows CMD|PowerShell
:---|:--|:---|:---|:---
Path levels|Use /
|use \
|User \
argment indicator|-
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|/
Escape|\
|??|??
List files|ls
|dir
|dir
Show current path|pwd
|cd
|cd
Write and read clipboard|pbcopy,pbpastepbcopy < ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
This is often used to transfer pub key using clipboard|clip
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The "Hello, World" program is (arguably) the most famous program. It simply tells the computer to display the words “Hello, World!”. Traditionally, it’s the first program developers use to test systems. For programmers, seeing the two words on the screen means their code can compile, load, run and they can see the output.
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Here is the WFS Response that you validated.
Here is the schema document that was used to validate it.
That schema document represents version {{ modelversion.version }} of the {{ modelversion.content_model.title }} content model.
There were {{ valid_elements }} valid {{ feature_type }} elements in the response.


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Consider a European call option for 100 shares of IBM Corporation, whose strike price is $170 per share and which matures 18 months from now. What does this option entitle you to do?
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| At the maturity date, that is 18 months from now, you have the right, but not the obligation to sell 100 shares of IBM Corporation for $170 per share.
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PUT
POST
DELETE
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I installed Ubuntu 17.10 yesterday, which has abandoned Unity in favor of Gnome. So far it has been a smooth transition. However, one of the things I really liked about Unity over other desktop managers was the workspaces. It just clicked with my existing mental model of how to use software.
I am a very visual person, and get lost very quickly if I cannot think about the physical layout of a piece of software, algorithm, or mathematical idea.
You can install Workspace Matrix ( Workspace Grid has the same fundamental features, but isn't under active development) if you'd like 2x2 workspaces back. You can use Gnome Tweaks to configure several options.
Here are some random musings on how I've found myself using workspaces. Note that my personal preferences are heavily skewed because I've used Unity the longest, and naturally find its solution to be the best.
Before using Linux, my mental model of my computer workspace was that of layered applications, where each application's depth was defined by when it was last used.
Before using Unity, this was all I had known. If I had a large number of applications open, Alt-Tabbing between them became harder and harder as I struggled to form a visual picture in my mind of where things were.
I was very hesitant to try Gnome at first, so I spent some time test driving different window managers before the big release. One of the window managers I tried was Budgie, which offered four workspaces laid out horizontally
However, I found myself replicating one giant layered workspace with high priority applications on the left and low priority applications on the right. Instead of Alt-Tabbing between applications, I find myself switching workspaces to get from one application (rated by some measure of importance) to the next. I'm going to call this an antipattern because of personal preference, but not because I have any objective reason to say one method of use is any better than another.
I think (and I have no evidence to back me up) that this linear use pattern is because humans naturally devolve into ranking things by some metric when given some method of laying things out in a linear fashion.
Another factor that contributed to this (that I didn't care enough to try to fix) was that if you
pressed
ctrl+alt+T
to open a terminal in another workspace in Budgie, it would open another session
in whatever workspace an existing terminal session was open in
.
I've used Gnome before, and found its vertical workspaces interesting (I have other opinions too, but they're not relevant here), but still essentially the same idea as the horizontally layered workspace. Again, every time I've used the workspaces, I've found myself using each workspace for one application, and sorting them vertically by importance.
Gnome is different however, in that the workspaces are dynamic. This means that closing the last application in a workspace between two others gets rid of the workspace.
I've found this frustrating and counterintuitive, especially when compared to the trusty 2x2 grid Unity
provided. Now, don't get me wrong, there is a setting in
gnome-tweak-tool
to change from a dynamic number of workspaces to a static number. However, the dynamic nature of the
vertical workspaces is not my primary complaint. My biggest complaint is that I confuse myself because I
haven't trained my brain to think about the layout of my applications in a line.
I've taught myself to think about switching to an application as a motion in 2-space, which inherently has a horizontal and a vertical dimension. If I do this, I can rely on my sense of geography to keep my overall confusion to a handleable level.
Oddly enough, I do not find myself using the 2x2 workspaces with this antipattern of one giant workspace with four layers. I think my applications not being laid out in a linear fashion may prevent this. Instead, I tend to use each workspace to group applications together by use.
 Other times (like now) I'll have a \(\LaTeX\) IDE open in one workspace, along with any relevant file browsers and terminal sessions, an editor and browser showing a live preview of this post in another, and in a third workspace I'll have several terminal sessions open.
Over the years, I've trained my brain to think of the upper left workspace (and right monitor if I have more than one) as a text editor and documentation browser, while almost all forays into terminal land occur in the lower left workspace. If I'm working on some frustrating project that nearly everyone but me could do in their sleep and I happen to need a 2 hour Half Life 2 break (which in hindsight is probably why I find simple things so difficult), that happens in a dedicated right hand workspace. Any music players, long running terminal processes, or non project related browser windows get placed in the remaining right hand workspace.
I'm sure nearly all of the problems I've mentioned so far could be fixed by some obscure (to me) setting or plugin, and I'm even more sure they wouldn't be problems if I used a tiling window manager. Mostly because I'd have a whole new set of problems, but that's neither here nor there.
I also want to be clear that these are baseless opinions that I've formed simply because I'm too stubborn to try new (possibly better, but probably much "worse") things.
I think the takeaway, if there is one, is that I've trained my brain to associate different tasks with different locations, even if they're virtual. I'm sure I could do the same thing with a vertical or horizontal workspace layout if I had enough time. Instead however, writing ill-formed blog posts for people I've never met to disagree with is apparently a better solution.
Finally, I'd be very interested to see a proper analysis of different workspaces and how they tend to be used. But unfortunately I'm simply not willing to do so myself.


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#include "btActivatingCollisionAlgorithm.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btDispatcher.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btBroadphaseInterface.h"
#include "BulletCollision/NarrowPhaseCollision/btPersistentManifold.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btBroadphaseProxy.h"
#include "btCollisionCreateFunc.h"
#include "LinearMath/btAlignedObjectArray.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btDbvt.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
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| class | btCompoundCollisionAlgorithm |
| btCompoundCollisionAlgorithm supports collision between CompoundCollisionShapes and other collision shapes More... | |
| struct | btCompoundCollisionAlgorithm::CreateFunc |
| struct | btCompoundCollisionAlgorithm::SwappedCreateFunc |
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| typedef bool(* | btShapePairCallback) (const btCollisionShape *pShape0, const btCollisionShape *pShape1) |
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| typedef bool(* btShapePairCallback) (const btCollisionShape *pShape0, const btCollisionShape *pShape1) |
Definition at line 34 of file btCompoundCollisionAlgorithm.h.
| btShapePairCallback gCompoundChildShapePairCallback |
Definition at line 26 of file btCompoundCollisionAlgorithm.cpp.


I had ingested mass quanities of LSD over a period of 3 years, followed by a 3yr abstinence to all strong mind altering substances. Then along came a day, or perhaps better said, a moment, when I suddenly felt like I was on 100mics of LSD (note this is 3yrs after any usage). I have been on this trip for the last 8 months now, day and night, along with thousands of thers who suffer from
HPPD (hallucinogen persisting perception disorder).
When I was using LSD I took about 500 microgram dosages on average, though I've taken up to 5000 micograms at a time. I probably tripped 200 times in a 3yr period.
Before the HPPD symptoms came on, I had *acute* anxiety disorder shit, maximum stress, and I went into a severe abnormal 2week depression before the onset of the major symptoms occured.
I'm not crazy, i'm not schizophrenic, nor do I have any other mental disorder aside from having a most unfortunate and many times permanent impairment of every sense, feeling, perception, thought process: thick tracers, light flashes, halos aroundo objects, static in the air, depersonalization, and sometimes almost complete ego death, very dream like.
Fortunately for me, and not so fortunate for others i've been lucky enough to take up on a homeopathic doctors treatment which is slowly but surely eliminating all of the symptoms apposed to just treating the acute pain with an anecdote like clonazepam for the rest of my life. Just thought you might be interested, I beleived it was a myth for many years, and in a sense it is considering I don't have actual psychosis (meaning i'm not delusional)...
 Now i'm in the midst of alot of infernal pain... however it will pass.
At the moment, i'm suffering from HPPD again because i'm not taking the clonazepam right now (mis understanding with my doctor), therefore I don't even drink caffeine right now because it excacberates my symptoms about 2 fold.
I usually take 1mg of klonopin(clonazepam) every 12 hours, and I literally go from being completley out of my mind to about 85% normal within 20 minutes of taking 1 to 1-1/2mg. It is a benzodiazepine that is most effective above all other benzo's for this disorder. Unfortunatley
a tolerance starts to develop in most people at some point, including in myself. However though I complained about my tolerance to the drug, I did not realize how much it was helping me until my discontinuation of it about 2 weeks ago.
I'm still in good spirits for the most part however, because I know that there is something that takes the trip away, and though i'm still very unfomftorable right now, I have faith that i'll ultimatley vanquish this in some way or another, and whether I do or not.. it's ok with me now. The klonopin really helps, i'm gonna try celexa soon though, something thats not addictive, with potential ability to help. I tried welbutrin, and all that did was make me lose 20 pounds. Hopefully i'll be back on klonopin in several days, tolerance free and all.
[ 2 months later , now 2003 ]
I was put back on klonopin, doing fine, but was suggested to see a new psychiatrist who works with drug addicts like myself, she has dealt with numerous people who suffer post LSD disorder, and said that she
was going to take me off of klonopin(This freaked me out), instead she put me on a non addictive anti-psychotic called risperdal and it is not only
more effective then klonopin, it actually balances out the chemicals and is not addictive; in addition she said that in most cases even as severe as mine, the subject can ween off of the risperdal after several years and have zero symptoms, without them ever returning. This is great news. I'm taking 2.5mg a day right now, slowly going up to 3mg. The side effects
are at first *extremely* sedating, nasal inflamation and some anxiety, but it's worth it. This drug mutes the seratonin and dopamine neurotransmitters which helps dispel the overactive LSD symptoms. You can add this to the site.
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While trying to generically display numbers that span several orders of magnitude, I often want to use scientific notation for very large or very small numbers. The function Number.prototype.toExponential
can do this formatting task for me, but it has unfortunate side-effects, like including lots of trailing zeroes if the numbers aren't extreme enough. toExponential
has no notion of when a number isn't within some textual range that makes sense for using scientifc notation, making an easy to read number require more work.
This simple directive deals with this problem. Given a set of parameters controlling the textual representation of the number, it will minimize the amount of clutter and misleading text from the number representation. The decimals
parameter controls how many decimal places to render before switching to scientific notation. Numbers with fewer digits on either side of the decimal place will not be rendered in scientific notation. The fraction
parameter controls how many decimal places to render when rendering a number in scientific notation. In other words it controls the size of the mantissa displayed before the exponent.
You can see how the parameters control number representations by changing these parameters, and by modifying the numbers in the example boxes below.
toExponential({{params.decimals}})

Decimal places to include<input type='number' ng-model='params.decimals'/>
Minimum mantissa size to format on<input type='number' ng-model='params.fractions'/>

<input type='number' style='width:20%;' ng-model='number.value'>
→

vs. {{number.value.toExponential(params.decimals)}} using toExponential({{params.decimals}})


The Dreadful Seven
问题描述 :
Super Mario is studying how to use a mysterious Power Square. The Power Square is n×n with integer values between 0 and n2-1.
A number y is a neighbor of another number x in the Power Square if y is directly above or below x, or directly to the left or right of x. Rosalina asks Super Mario to find all the numbers in the Power Square that are neighbors of the number 7, since she can tell that those numbers are quite nervous.
”Why are the numbers scared of seven?” Mario asks Rosalina.
”Because seven ate nine!” Rosalina exclaims.
A number y is a neighbor of another number x in the Power Square if y is directly above or below x, or directly to the left or right of x. Rosalina asks Super Mario to find all the numbers in the Power Square that are neighbors of the number 7, since she can tell that those numbers are quite nervous.
”Why are the numbers scared of seven?” Mario asks Rosalina.
”Because seven ate nine!” Rosalina exclaims.
输入:
Input is a description of of the Power Square, followed by a number of commands. The first line is the size of the Power Square n. You may assume n<=100. The second line contains the n2 values in the Power Square, separated by spaces. Values start from the top left corner and move from left to right, moving down one row to the leftmost position when a row is filled.
Following the Power Square description are a number of commands, with each command on a separate line. Each command begins with the name of the command, followed by any additional command parameters.
There will no more than 100 commands.
Following the Power Square description are a number of commands, with each command on a separate line. Each command begins with the name of the command, followed by any additional command parameters.
There will no more than 100 commands.
输出:
Input is a description of of the Power Square, followed by a number of commands. The first line is the size of the Power Square n. You may assume n<=100. The second line contains the n2 values in the Power Square, separated by spaces. Values start from the top left corner and move from left to right, moving down one row to the leftmost position when a row is filled.
Following the Power Square description are a number of commands, with each command on a separate line. Each command begins with the name of the command, followed by any additional command parameters.
There will no more than 100 commands.
Following the Power Square description are a number of commands, with each command on a separate line. Each command begins with the name of the command, followed by any additional command parameters.
There will no more than 100 commands.
样例输入:
3 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 SHOW NEIGHBORS 7 NEIGHBORS 1 NEIGHBORS 4 4 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 SHOW NEIGHBORS 7 NEIGHBORS 1 NEIGHBORS 8 NEIGHBORS 14
样例输出:
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 8 6 4 4 2 0 7 5 3 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3 6 11 0 2 5 4 9 12 10 13 15
该题就用反方向思考,就是p = 1.0 -p 就可以了,不安全系数变成安全系数,再把安全系数相乘就可以了;
#include<iostream> #include<cstdio> #include<cstring> using namespace std; int ZeroOnepack( double pro[] ,int value[],double p ,int N, int sum ) { double f[10024] ={ 1.0 }; for( int i = 0 ; i < N; i++ ) { for( int j = sum ; j >= value[i] ; j -- ) { if( f[j] < f[j - value[i]] * pro[i]) f[j] = f[j - value[i]] * pro[i]; } } for( int i = sum ; i >=0 ; i -- ) { if( f[i] >= p ) return i; } } int main( ) { int value[1024],N,Case,num; double p,pro[1024]; while( scanf( "%d" ,&Case )==1 ) { while( Case-- ) { int sum = 0 ; scanf( "%lf%d",&p , &N ); for( int i = 0 ; i < N; i++ ) { scanf( "%d%lf" ,&value[i] , &pro[i] ); pro[i] = 1.0 - pro[i]; sum += value[i]; } printf( "%d\n",ZeroOnepack( pro , value,1.0- p, N,sum ) ); } } return 0; }
解题转自：http://www.cnblogs.com/bo-tao/archive/2012/03/10/2389196.html
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思路二可以用一个长度为k的队列来实现，入队后判断下队尾元素的next指针是否为空，若为空，则出队指针即为所求。
很好的方法，学习了
第一题选错了，答案是A
学习了
很好的思路，可以借鉴
居然看懂了
顺利测试通过了，多谢
#include <cstdio>
int main() {
//answer must be odd
int n, u, d;
while(scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&u,&d)==3 && n>0) {
if(n<=u) { puts("1"); continue; }
n-=u; u-=d; n+=u-1; n/=u;
n<<=1, ++n;
printf("%dn",n);
}
return 0;
}
比较基础，找些自信
int L[m+1][n+1];这样定义出错，这个在gcc上可以编译通过 在VS上不行 应该改为new 或者vector
秒！~
我又来学习了


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API – Extended
Examples of APIs being used in real life, and where to go from here.
In action
- Applications & clients for Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, etc all interact with the respective API built for developers
- Lyft uses Twilio to send SMS messagesfor to let passengers know their ride was on its way and to communicate with drivers.
- Trulia, Yellow Pages, GrubHub all use Yelp’s API for integrating reviews into their websites.
Where to go from here
- Combine your recently acquired data visualization knowledge to visualize your Twitter followers and friends using python-twitter to connect to the API and NetworkX to visualize your relationship.
- Try creating a virtual vacation by collecting photos via APIs from Flickr or 500px.
- Great list of popular APIs to satisfy your own creative needs.


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
-
A client currently connected to the channel
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class ChannelClient: NSObject
-
This class encapsulates the message that
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class Message : NSObject
-
Base class for audio, video and photo player
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class BasePlayer: NSObject
-
This class is wrapper which handle tv media calls. its basic functionality is to launch DMP on TV and whatever notification comes from TV side it passes on to further module.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class MediaPlayer: NSObject
-
Audio Player Class handle the Audio share,control and TV Player queue.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class AudioPlayer: BasePlayer
-
A Channel is a discreet connection where multiple clients can communicate
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class Channel: NSObject
-
Video Player Class handle the Video share, control and TV Player queue.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class VideoPlayer: BasePlayer
-
Photo Player Class handle the Photo share,control and TV Player queue.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class PhotoPlayer: BasePlayer
-
This class searches the local network for compatible multiscreen services
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class ServiceSearch: NSObject, TVDataManagerProtocol
-
A Service instance represents the multiscreen service root on the remote device Use the class to control top level services of the device
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class Service : NSObject


Return the debug info about this component.
Disable the component. Normally this means that the component will not execute handlers for the framework events (query events, for example). Component are enabled by default on creation.
Enable the component. Normally this means that the component will execute handlers for the framework events (query events, for example). Components are enabled by default on creation.
Return the bindings, or environment, for the current component.
Selects a currently displayed query suggestion. This implies that at least one suggestion must have been returned at least once.
Either a number (0-based index position of the query suggestion to select) or a string that matches the suggestion to select.
Get the bound component to the given HTMLElement. Throws an assert if the HTMLElement has no component bound, unless using the noThrow argument.
If there is multiple component bound to the current HTMLElement, you must specify the component class.
HTMLElement for which to get the bound component.
Optional component class. If the HTMLElement has multiple components bound, you must specify which one you are targeting.
Boolean option to tell the method to not throw on error.
Allows the component to bind events and execute them only when it is enabled.
Contains the state of options for different components. Mainly used by ResultLink.
Contains the state of different components (enabled vs disabled). Allows to get/set values. Triggers component state event when modified. Each component can listen to those events.
A disabled component will not participate in the query, or listen to ComponentEvents.
Allows component to log in the dev console.
Contains the singleton that allows to trigger queries.
Contains the state of the query. Allows to get/set values. Trigger query state event when modified. Each component can listen to those events.
A reference to the root HTMLElement (the SearchInterface).
A reference to the root of every component, the SearchInterface.
The static ID that each component need to be identified.
For example, SearchButton -> static ID : SearchButton -> className : CoveoSearchButton
A reference to the Analytics.client.
Specifies the facet field from which to provide suggestions.
Specifying a value for this option is required for the FieldSuggestions
component to work.
data-field='@foo'
Specifies the title of the result suggestions group in the Omnibox
component.
If not provided, the component will simply not output any title.
Default value is null
.
data-header-title='foo'
Specifies the number of suggestions to render in the Omnibox
.
Default value is 5
. Minimum value is 1
.
data-number-of-suggestions='10'
Specifies the z-index position at which the suggestions render themselves in the Omnibox
.
When there are multiple suggestion providers, components with higher omniboxZIndex
values render themselves
first.
Default value is 51
. Minimum value is 0
.
data-omnibox-z-index='10'
Specifies the event handler function to execute when the end user selects a suggested value in the
Omnibox
. By default, the query box text is replaced by what the end user selected and a new
query is executed. You can, however, replace this default behavior by providing a callback function to execute
when the value is selected.
Note:
You cannot set this option directly in the component markup as an HTML attribute. You must either set it in the
init
call of your search interface (see Passing Component Options in the init Call), or before theinit
call, using theoptions
top-level function (see Passing Component Options Before the init Call).
Example:
var myOnSelectFunction = function(selectedValue, populateOmniboxEventArgs) {
// Close the suggestion list when the user clicks a suggestion.
populateOmniboxEventArgs.closeOmnibox();
// Search for matching title results in the default endpoint.
Coveo.SearchEndpoint.endpoints["default"].search({
q: "@title=='" + selectedValue + "'"
}).done(function(results) {
// If more than one result is found, select a result that matches the selected title.
var foundResult = Coveo._.find(results.results, function(result) {
return selectedValue == result.raw.title;
});
// Open the found result in the current window, or log an error.
if (foundResult) {
window.location = foundResult.clickUri;
}
else {
new Coveo.Logger.warn("Selected suggested result '" + selectedValue + "' not found.");
}
});
};
// You can set the option in the 'init' call:
Coveo.init(document.querySelector("#search"), {
FieldSuggestions : {
onSelect : myOnSelectFunction
}
});
// Or before the 'init' call, using the 'options' top-level function:
// Coveo.options(document.querySelector("#search"), {
// FieldSuggestions : {
// onSelect : myOnSelectFunction
// }
// });
Specifies a query override to apply when retrieving suggestions. You can use any valid query expression (see Coveo Query Syntax Reference).
Default value is the empty string, and the component applies no query override.
data-query-override='foo'
Creates a new FieldSuggestions
component.
The HTMLElement on which to instantiate the component.
The options for the FieldSuggestions
component.
The bindings that the component requires to function normally. If not set, these will be automatically resolved (with a slower execution time).
The
FieldSuggestions
component provides query suggestions based on a particular facet field. For example, you could use this component to provide auto-complete suggestions while the end user is typing the title of an item.The query suggestions provided by this component appear in the
Omnibox
component.Note: Consider providing Coveo ML query suggestions rather than field suggestions, as the former yields better performance and relevance.


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Marketplace¶
This is the Algobulls Platform Marketplace for strategies.
Before adding any strategy to your Portfolio, you can search for strategies here, look into the details for each strategy, and view the backtesting reports to evaluate the performance.
Searching for a Strategy¶
Search Bar
- You can type your keywords here.
Favorites
Toggle - Toggle the switch to see the strategies marked as Favorite (☆)
Filter
- You can filter your view as per the following categories shown.
Sort By
- You can sort the strategies into the following:
- Backtest PnL ↑ ↓
- Drawdown ↑ ↓
- Transaction Frequency ↑ ↓
- Transaction Charges ↑ ↓
- Most Recent Transactions ↑ ↓
Pagination
- You can click the < and > for changing pages. You can also choose to view 6/8/10 strategies per page.
What does a Strategy Card look like¶
A look at the toolbar¶
Expand
- You see a detailed and expanded view of a strategy when you click on the card or click this button. The effect is the same when you click on a Strategy Card.
Tweak
- Click this button to tweak the parameters of a strategy. This is what happens when you click the Tweak
button:
- The strategy gets added to your account
- You are re-directed to the Paper Trading & Backtesting page
- Click on
Tweak
on the newly added strategy on this page
Share
- Click this button to get a shareable link for a strategy. You will see this message:
Add to Favorites
- Click this button to add this strategy to Favorites for easy viewing later.
When you click on a Strategy Card¶
Clicking on a Strategy Card will give you a detailed and expanded view of the strategy.
The Left Hand Side of the expanded view shows the same details and the toolbar as the market place.
In addition to that, the following details are visible: Strategy Code
, Minimum Capital Required
, Transaction Charges (in %)
, Recommended Duration (Days)
, and Required Risk Appetite
.
The Right Hand Side of the expanded view has 2 tabs: Algorithm Strategy
and Backtesting Report
.
Algorithm Strategy
has 2 tabs: Parameters
and Details
.
Backtesting Report
has 3 tabs: Summary
, Returns
and Tradebook
.
Click on each tab below to know more.


This article shows how to get three.js into a [link:https://nodejs.org/en/ node.js] environment so that you can execute automated tests. Tests can be run on the command line, or by automated CI tools like [link:https://travis-ci.org/ Travis].
If you're comfortable with node and npm,
$ npm install three --save-dev
and add
const THREE = require('three');
to your test.
If you're not familiar with these tools, here's a quick guide (for linux, the installation process will be slightly different using windows, but the NPM commands are identical).
$ sudo apt-get install -y npm nodejs-legacy
# fix any problems with SSL in the default registry URL
$ npm config set registry http://registry.npmjs.org/
$ mkdir test-example; cd test-example
$ npm init
and accept all defaults by hitting Enter on all the prompts.
This will create package.json.
$ npm test
This will fail, which is expected.
If you look in the package.json, the definition of the test script is
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
$ npm install mocha --save-dev
Notice that node_modules/ is created and your dependencies appear in there.
Also notice that your package.json has been updated: the property devDependencies
is added and updated by the use of --save-dev.
"test": "mocha --reporter list"
$ npm test
This should now succeed, reporting 0 passing (1ms)
or similar.
$ npm install three --save-dev
$ npm show three versions
to see
what's available. To tell npm the right one, use
$ npm install<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--save
(0.84.0 in this example). --save makes this a dependency of this project, rather than
dev dependency. See the docs [link:https://www.npmjs.org/doc/json.html here] for more info.
$ mkdir test
const THREE = require('three');
const assert = require('assert');
describe('The THREE object', function() {
it('should have a defined BasicShadowMap constant', function() {
assert.notEqual('undefined', THREE.BasicShadowMap);
}),
it('should be able to construct a Vector3 with default of x=0', function() {
const vec3 = new THREE.Vector3();
assert.equal(0, vec3.x);
})
})
The THREE object should have a defined BasicShadowMap constant: 0ms
The THREE object should be able to construct a Vector3 with default of x=0: 0ms
2 passing (8ms)
Items 2 and 3 will vary depending on how you manage your code. In the example of Physics.js given above, the export part is right at the end. We assign an object to module.exports:
//=============================================================================
// make available in nodejs
//=============================================================================
if (typeof exports !== 'undefined')
{
module.exports = Physics;
}
If you're already using something clever like require.js or browserify, skip this part.
Typically a three.js project is going to run in the browser. Module loading is hence done by the browser executing a bunch of script tags. Your individual files don't have to worry about dependencies. In a nodejs context however, there is no index.html binding everything together, so you have to be explicit.
If you're exporting a module that depends on other files, you're going to have to tell node to load them. Here is one approach:
//=============================================================================
// setup for server-side testing
//=============================================================================
if (typeof require === 'function') // test for nodejs environment
{
const THREE = require('three');
const MY3 = require('./MY3.js');
}


| 接口 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| AbstractScopedSettings.SettingUpdater<T> |
Transactional interface to update settings.
|
| SecureSettings |
An accessor for settings which are securely stored.
|
| Setting.Key | |
| Setting.Validator<T> |
Represents a validator for a setting.
|
| 类 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| AbstractScopedSettings |
A basic setting service that can be used for per-index and per-cluster settings.
|
| ClusterSettings |
Encapsulates all valid cluster level settings.
|
| IndexScopedSettings |
Encapsulates all valid index level settings.
|
| KeyStoreCli |
A cli tool for managing secrets in the elasticsearch keystore.
|
| KeyStoreWrapper |
A wrapper around a Java KeyStore which provides supplements the keystore with extra metadata.
|
| SecureSetting<T> |
A secure setting.
|
| SecureString |
A String implementations which allows clearing the underlying char array.
|
| Setting<T> |
A setting.
|
| Setting.AffixKey |
A key that allows for static pre and suffix.
|
| Setting.AffixSetting<T> | |
| Setting.GroupKey | |
| Setting.ListKey | |
| Setting.SimpleKey | |
| Settings |
An immutable settings implementation.
|
| Settings.Builder |
A builder allowing to put different settings and then
Settings.Builder.build() an immutable
settings implementation. |
| SettingsFilter |
A class that allows to filter settings objects by simple regular expression patterns or full settings keys.
|
| SettingsModule |
A module that binds the provided settings to the
Settings interface. |
| 枚举 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| Setting.Property |
| 异常错误 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| NoClassSettingsException |
A specific type of
SettingsException indicating failure to load a class
based on a settings value. |
| SettingsException |
A generic failure to handle settings.
|


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CECIL B. DEMENTED -----------------
Honey Whitlock (Melanie Griffith) is in Baltimore for the world premiere benefit of her latest flick, an event chosen by Cecil B. Demented (Stephen Dorff, "Blade") for her kidnapping. Demented and his band of Sprockets are cinema guerillas who promote anarchic filmmaking and the death of the multiplex mainstream in director John Waters' "Cecil B. Demented."
LAURA:
John Waters has just about attained respectability in recent years with his sweet natured "Pecker," satiric "Serial Mom" and nostalgic "Hairspray." "Cecil B. Demented" begins with the audacious mania and low budget looks of his earlier cult flicks. Unfortunately, it can't sustain its cool concept and devolves into a drive-in dumpster denouement.
The film begins promisingly, with movie marquees touting either "Star Wars" or "Star Trek" in all of a six screen multiplex, "Scream 4," a Pauly Shore marathon and (gasp) "Patch Adams, the Director's Cut."
 Meanwhile, back at the Senator Theater, Cecil and his Sprockets, all employed by the theater, are setting their trap. When Whitlock wiggles her way onto the stage, Cecil and his gang grab her. Weapons are drawn and a bomb goes off. 'Power to the People!' and 'Punish bad cinema!' they cry before loading Honey into their van and absconding to their closed movie theater lair.
Here we get introduced to the gang, who have been sworn to a vow of celibacy for Demented until their film is completed. Cherish (Alicia Witt, TV's "Cybil") is a former porn star and Cecil's horny girlfriend. Lyle (Adrian Grenier, "The Adventures of Sebastian Cole") an actor zonked out on drugs of every sort ('Before I was a drug addict, I had so many problems. Now I only have one.'). Aggressive cinematographer Pam (Erika Lynn Rupli, sound person and aspiring rap star Chardonnay (Zenzele Uzoma), art director by way of staple gun Lewis (Larry Gilliard, Jr., "The Waterboy") and satanic makeup girl Ravel (Maggie Gyllenhaal) comprise most of the crew.  The weakest link to Cecil's cause is Fidget, the costumer, whose parents (Patricia Hearst plays his mom) still have too much control over him.
After threatening Honey to star in his movie, Cecil and the sprockets hit the streets for guerilla filmmaking, terrorizing film audiences everywhere. Soon Honey becomes bound to the cause, especially as she realizes her new outlaw notoriety is the best thing to happen to her career in ages (Eric Roberts makes a cameo as her ex-husband on Roseanne Barr's talk show). They fight parents of small children ('Family's just another word for censorship!' Honey screams), crash local film events (where Cecil convinces Honey to jump off a roof) and invade the filmming of "Forrest Gump II" starring Kevin Nealon (as himself).
While all this may sound like inspired lunacy, it's only fitfully funny. Water's best and sliest joke is his parody of former SLA terrorist and heiress Patty Hearst within Honey Whitlock's transformation. His screenplay has several fizzy ideas, but on the screen they play flat, particularly the film's climax which is simply filmed anarchy. To his credit, Waters' film looks like the guerilla filmmaking he's portraying.
Melanie Griffith is more than a good sport here - she was meant to play this role and gives it her all.  None of the Sprockets particularly stand out, although Witt goes to town in her porn piece. Former Waters' stars Mink Stole and Ricki Lake have cameos.
While it was initially exciting to see the 'old' John Waters style back on the screen, it looks like he should stick to what works for him now. "Cecil B. Demented" is the personification of the adage 'You can't go home again.'
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