class DropboxScaffoldBuilder
This class is useful to set up an existing Dropbox account in a state which is ready to pass the tests.
For example, on the tests for the `delete` endpoint you may be deleting the file at `/delete/file.txt`, so we need to upload a file at that location or the test won't pass. That's exactly what {DropboxScaffoldBuilder#delete} is expected to do.
Other endpoints' tests will have different requirements and this class is to provide an automated way to fulfill these. For each endpoint we need to test, you may have a method here that sets up everything that the tests for that endpoint needs.
Note that, paradoxically, the methods here use the same methods we want to test. This shouldn't be a problem as the purpose of this is to allow us to regenerate the VCR cassettes, so if this automated mechanism fails you can always do the job manually and record the VCR cassette without using this.
The Dropbox server may introduce minor changes over time so it's good to regenerate the cassettes every now and then, but we don't need to do it in every execution of the test suite.
Constants
- PREFIX
Public Class Methods
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 40 def self.fixtures_path File.expand_path('../../fixtures', __FILE__) end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 46 def initialize(endpoint_name) @endpoint_name = endpoint_name.to_s end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 36 def self.prefix_for(endpoint_name) new(endpoint_name).path_prefix end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 30 def self.regenerate(endpoint_name) builder = new(endpoint_name) builder.clobber builder.generate end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 23 def self.regenerate_all public_instance_methods .map(&:to_s) .select { |method_name| method_name.start_with?('build') } .each { |method_name| regenerate(method_name.sub('build_', '')) } end
Public Instance Methods
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 64 def build_copy_batch client.upload("#{path_prefix}/regular_file.txt", 'Che primo! aon vas?') client.upload("#{path_prefix}/regular_file_2.txt", 'Pal Calvari, amic') end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 69 def build_create_file_request client.upload("#{path_prefix}/regular_file.txt", 'Arkansas, dude.') end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 73 def build_delete file_contents = 'Tijuana, amigo.' client.upload "#{path_prefix}/will_be_deleted.txt", file_contents client.upload "#{path_prefix}/wont_be_deleted.txt", file_contents client.upload "#{path_prefix}/folder/a.txt", file_contents client.upload "#{path_prefix}/folder/b.txt", file_contents end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 82 def build_get_metadata client.upload("#{path_prefix}/file.txt", 'This is a test file.', { client_modified: Time.new(1988, 12, 8, 1, 1, 0, '+00:00') }) client.create_folder("#{path_prefix}/folder") client.upload("#{path_prefix}/deleted_file.txt", 'This is a test file.') client.delete("#{path_prefix}/deleted_file.txt") end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 109 def build_get_thumbnail_batch file_content = IO.read File.join(self.class.fixtures_path, 'img.png') client.upload("#{path_prefix}/img.png", file_content) end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 91 def build_list_folder client.create_folder("#{path_prefix}/shared_folder") client.create_shared_link_with_settings("#{path_prefix}/shared_folder") client.upload("#{path_prefix}/shared_folder/cow.txt", 'Moo.') end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 97 def build_list_folder_longpoll client.create_folder("#{path_prefix}") end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 122 def build_search client.upload("#{path_prefix}/findable_file.txt", 'Moo.') end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 101 def build_upload # No need to set up anything end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 105 def build_upload_by_chunks # No op end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 60 def client @client ||= DropboxApi::Client.new end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 50 def clobber client.delete path_prefix rescue DropboxApi::Errors::NotFoundError false # It's ok if it doesn't exist end
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 56 def generate send "build_#{@endpoint_name}" end
We have a prefix for each endpoint to avoid conflicts across them
# File spec/support/dropbox_scaffold_builder.rb, line 127 def path_prefix File.join PREFIX, @endpoint_name end


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Weekly Economic Release Summary: The Federal Funds Rate Is Too Low
by Steven HansenSummary
- This past week, the Federal Reserve lowered the Federal Funds rate even though inflation was below their target rate.
- There's historical correlation showing that inflation and the federal funds rate move in the same direction.
- This post summarizes the significant economic releases over the past week.
This past week the Federal Reserve released the full minutes of their recent FOMC meeting where the federal funds rate was again lowered. Their rationale for lowering the Federal Funds rate:
In discussing the reasons for such a decision, these participants continued to point to global developments weighing on the economic outlook, the need to provide insurance against potential downside risks to the economic outlook, and the importance of returning inflation to the Committee's symmetric 2 percent objective on a sustained basis.
Until the Great Recession, the Federal Funds rate normally remained above the rate of inflation. Historically there had been a good correlation between the federal funds rate and inflation.
There's a sweet spot for inflation. Prices should rise just enough to encourage people to buy sooner rather than later. Deflation encourages consumers to delay purchases as prices will be lower tomorrow. Too much inflation robs consumers on fixed incomes of purchasing power and negatively impacts economic growth. The Federal Reserve has determined by its actions that they think the sweet spot is 2% annual inflation growth.
The federal funds rate should be higher than the inflation rate if the inflation rate is too low. History shows this to be true.
Is 2% a good target rate for inflation? It depends on a lot of variables, but the data shows the Federal Funds rate historically has been above the rate of economic growth.
Riddle me this - Is the low Federal Funds rate impacting economic growth? Or is the causation the other way around? Or is something else impacting both interest rates and economic growth?
Economic Forecast
The Econintersect Economic Index (November 2019) forecast fell marginally again this month and continues to show the lowest level of growth since the economic slowdown in 2016. The continuing weakness of manufacturing, transport, and exports/imports continues to weigh on our economic forecast.
The fundamentals which lead job growth are now showing a significant slowing growth trend in the employment growth dynamics. We currently are predicting the jobs growth to be below the growth needed to maintain participation rates and the employment-population ratios at current levels.
Economic Releases This Past Week
The following table summarizes the more significant economic releases this past week. For more detailed analysis - please visit our landing page which provides links to our complete analyses.
Overall this week: Existing housing sales growth continues to improve Expansion improving in new home sales Transport continues weak and in contraction The leading indices continue to forecast weak growth
Economic Release Summary For This Week
A few participants observed that the considerations favoring easing at this meeting were reinforced by the proximity of the federal funds rate to the ELB (note: ELB = "effective lower bound"). In their view, providing adequate accommodation while still away from the ELB would best mitigate the possibility of a costly return to the ELB ..... A couple of these participants, pointing to experiences in Japan and the euro area, were concerned that persistent inflation shortfalls could lead to a decline in longer-run inflation expectations and less room to reduce the federal funds rate in the event of a future recession. In general, the participants who justified further easing at this meeting based on considerations related to inflation viewed this action as helping to move inflation up to the Committee's 2 percent objective on a sustained basis and to anchor inflation expectations at levels consistent with that objective.
Several participants noted that statistical models designed to gauge the probability of recession, including those based on information from the yield curve, suggested that the likelihood of a recession occurring over the medium term had fallen somewhat over the intermeeting period. However, other downside risks had not diminished. In particular, some further signs of a global slowdown in economic growth emerged; weakening in the global economy could further restrain the domestic economy, and the risk that the weakness in domestic business spending, manufacturing, and exports could give rise to slower hiring and weigh on household spending remained prominent.
| Release | Potential Economic Impact | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| October Housing Starts | positive implications for GDP | The headline residential building permits improved relative to last month - but construction completions also improved and are in expansion. The three-month rolling averages improved for both permits and construction completions. The backward revisions this month were slight. It is always difficult to understand the trends as the backward revisions sometimes reverse trends month-to-month. The nature of this industry normally has large variations from month-to-month (mostly due to weather) so the rolling averages are the best way to view this series. In summary, the rolling averages say this sector is in another growth spurt. We consider this report better than last month - and this sector appears to be recovering. |
| October FOMC Meeting Minutes | one can only view the lowering of the federal funds rate as evidence of economic slowing | Regarding why the Fed lowered the federal funds rate: Regarding the economy: |
| October Existing-Home Sales | n/a | The headline existing home sales improved relative to last month with the authors saying "Historically-low interest rates, continuing job expansion, higher weekly earnings and low mortgage rates are undoubtedly contributing to these higher numbers." The rolling averages for existing home sales had been improving for the previous six months. The rolling averages are now in expansion. This report is similar to last month. |
| October Conference Board Leading Index | predicts more economic slowing | The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S declined in October - and the authors say "The US LEI declined for a third consecutive month, and its six-month growth rate turned negative for the first time since May 2016." This index remains on the low side of values seen since the Great Recession. |
| Surveys | manufacturing surveys soft but consumer optimism high | Philly Fed Manufacturing - The Philly Fed Business Outlook Survey improved and remains in expansion. Although the survey index improved, the key elements declined. Overall, this report was worse than last month's report. Michigan Consumer Sentiment - The final University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment for November came in at 96.8 - up from the preliminary of 95.7, up from October's 95.5, and up from September's 93.2. Kansas City Fed Manufacturing - Kansas City Fed manufacturing has been one of the more stable districts and their index even though below the range seen in the last 12 months. Note that both the overall index and the key internals were in contraction. This should be considered the same as last month. |
| Rail Movements | Definitely not positive news | Rail so far in 2019 has changed from a reflection of a strong economic engine to contraction. Currently, not only are the economic intuitive components of rail in contraction, but the year-to-date has slipped into contraction. |
My usual weekly wrap is in my instablog.
Disclosure: I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.


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💪This Flex is OK
At $20 for the Echo Flex, Amazon is practically giving it away
by Jeramy JohnsonThere are so many great deals flying around right now for Black Friday that your head might already be spinning, but fear not! We at Android Central and Thrifter have you covered!
Many of these great deals can be found on Amazon, and many great Amazon products are seeing unprecedented sales. Case in point — the Amazon Echo Flex. Introduced this past September and only recently available for purchase, this latest Echo form factor is sure to be a huge hit this holiday season.
Plug and play
Amazon Echo Flex
The Echo for every (other) room
The Amazon Echo Flex is an Alexa speaker that can plug into any standard outlet and is perfect for transitional or workspaces like utility rooms, hallways, bathrooms, or garages.  Basically, it's a plug-and-play Echo that is intended for those spaces where a traditional Echo or smart speaker either doesn't fit or doesn't quite make sense. You can plug an Echo Flex into any standard wall outlet and have instand access to Alexa for whatever purpose you might need, be that asking about the weather or controlling your smart lights.
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There are also third-party accessories you can get to enhance your Echo Flex even further, including a motion sensor (to trigger home automations?) and a nightlight (for those darker spaces).
The Echo Flex itself has a tiny speaker so you can hear replies from Alexa and maybe the news report, but it's not ideal for listening to music. While it does take up one of your outlet spaces, it has a USB charging port at the bottom so that you can still do passthrough charging of small accessories like your smartphone.
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I will use a painting as an analogy for my explanation. First you will sketch what it is you are going to paint. this is the fundamental structure and has all the content this is html. the next is css. css can be described as the color added to the canvas brightning the painting up making it look nice. and the last part is dom. the dom is the brushes and paints used to modify the painting.
The boxifying design is the method of dividing your elements on your webpage up into boxes
The box model is a layout used in web development consisting of margins, border ,padding and last but not least the content


Annual Akhand Keertan Smaagam 0:00 AM to 0:00 AM Derby Sri Guru Singh Sahba Gurdwara
Princess Street, Derby, DE23 8NT
In loving memory of the 13 Shaheeds of the Amritsar Massacre of 1978 & 100th Anniversary of Gadhar Movement.
Details TBC...
Bh. Tarnjit Singh (Coventry) Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>4
Bh. Baljit Singh (Derby) Phone: +447795545475
Bh. Rajinder Singh (Derby) Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>5
Melbourne
Date
Program
Contact Info
Mar 28 2013
to Apr 01 2013
Annual Akhand Keertan Smaagam 0:00 AM to 0:00 AM Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn March 28, 2013
Aasaa dee Vaar Keertan from 6-10am at Guruduara Sahib Sri Guru Nanak Sabha, 344 Hume Highway, Cragieburn (TEL: 03 9305 6511)
Akhand Kertan from 6-9pm at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn
March 29, 2013
Aasaa dee Vaar Keertan from 6-10am at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn
Akhand Kertan from 6-9pm at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn
March 30, 2013
Aasaa dee Vaar Keertan from 6-10am at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn
Akhand Kertan from 6-9pm at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn
March 31, 2013
Aasaa dee Vaar Keertan from 6-11am at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn March 31, 2013
Amrit Sanchaar from 12pm and onwards at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn March 31 - April 1, 2013
Raensabaayee Kertan from 6pm-5am at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn
Amrit Velaa (Everyday) from 3:30-6am at Guruduara Sahib, Cragieburn
For more info, call us:
Accommodations: Bh. Jagjit Singh @ 0433 086 117 OR Bh. Paramjot Singh @ 0430 119 724
Transport: Bh. Davinder Singh @ 0433 309 023 OR Bh. Dilbagh Singh @ 0430 270 525
Langer Sevaaa: Bh. Joga Singh @ 0430 086 242 or Bh. Kirpal Singh @ 0422 443 901
Program and Amrit Sanchaar: Bh. Tejinderpal Singh @ 0402 487 999 or Bh. Manmeet Singh @ 0431 089 423
Annual Akhand Keertan Smaagam 0:00 AM to 0:00 AM Various Gurdwara Sahib Across Greater Vancouver
Vaaheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa Vaaheguroo Jee Kee Fateh
The Annual May Smaagam programs are as followed:
Sree Akhand Paat Sahib at Bh Harjinder Singh Jees Greh (7077 125a St) Surrey, BC
Friday May 10 Asa Kee Vaar 4am - 6am
Sunday May 12 Bhog and Asa Kee Vaar 6am - 10am
more info will be updated..
Midlands (UK)
Date
Program
Contact Info
May 11 2013
to May 12 2013
Raensabaayee Keertan 7:00 PM to 5:00 AM Birmingham Guru Har Rai Gurdwara,
High Street
West Brom, B70 6JW
- Guru Amardas Ji Gurpurab -
Germany (EU)
Date
Program
Contact Info
May 17 2013
to May 19 2013
Annual Akhand Keertan Smaagam 0:00 AM to 0:00 AM Cologne Details TBC
Raensabaayee Keertan 7:00 PM to 5:00 AM Southall Singh Sabha Gurdwara,
2-8 Park Avenue, Southall, UB1 3AG
- In memory of all Panthic Shaheeds -
Bh. Satnam Singh (Southall) Phone: 07956-519256
France (EU)
Date
Program
Contact Info
Aug 22 2013
to Aug 25 2013
Annual Akhand Keertan Smaagam 0:00 AM to 0:00 AM Paris Details TBC....
Bh. Surinder Singh (France) Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>620
South (UK)
Date
Program
Contact Info
Sep 21 2013
to Sep 22 2013
Raensabaayee Keertan 7:00 PM to 5:00 AM Slough Khalsa Primary School
Wexham Road, Slough, SL2 5QR
- Pahela Parkaash Divas Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji -
Bh. Onkar Singh (Slough) Phone: 07956-528735
Connecticut (Connecticut)
Date
Program
Contact Info
Oct 03 2013
to Oct 06 2013
Annual Akhand Keertan Smaagam 0:00 AM to 0:00 AM Various Locations in Connecticut Details to come
Surinderpal Singh -<PHONE_NUMBER>
Harpal Singh -<PHONE_NUMBER>
Karandeep Singh -<PHONE_NUMBER>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--- (EU)
Date
Program
Contact Info
Oct 05 2013
to Oct 06 2013
Annual Akhand Keertan Smaagam 0:00 AM to 0:00 AM Portugal Amrit Sanchar & Akhand Keertan
Annual Akhand Keertan Smaagam 0:00 AM to 0:00 AM Coventry Smagam to be held @ Singh Sabha Gurdwara
47- 49 Cross Road, Coventry
Details TBC....
Bh. Tarnjit Singh (Coventry) Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>4
For local programs, select the cities from under the country tab. Please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you have information regarding programs in your area.


You get promoted when your productivity bar fills up all the way.
Transportation upgrades make your productivity accelerate faster.
Home upgrades increase your Habit Power earned per correct answer in the Training mode.
Ascend to the next tier in the Upgrade section in order to reset your stress levels to zero. Unfortunately, this also increases how fast stress accumulates in the future.
Working more hours per week makes more money, but increases your stress levels.
Your goal is to buy a really nice house, have a huge family, and make a ridiculous amount of money.


We Bike Project - The situation
THE SITUATION
This project is the result of an 8-weeks long course I took with Northern to learn how Shopify works and the different languages that the platform uses to build B2C websites.
The first step was to select a niche market and create a unique business name, logo and overall branding. After a few weeks, I learnt how to download the different themes that Shopify works with and more importantly, how to edit them to develop a fully customizable online shop.
We Bike Project - The goals
THE GOALS
Some of the goals of the project were to create a landing page, making sure to tweak the theme accordingly to the niche market and target audiences.
What are some of the things that users look for when they open the website? Are users looking for a specific product or they are just searching around? How long will they stay on the landing page? How can I take advantage of that time to engage the user? These are some of the questions that I asked myself before I built the landing page.
I did my research and the result is a landing page with an attractive full-width hero image with a button to take the user to the next page. Since most of the users only spend a few seconds on the landing page, it is important to provide buttons and links to different pages.
It has been proven that the more time the user spends on the website, the more likely it is to buy a product, so the goal of the landing page is to give them strategic links to other pages to keep them moving on to the next steps.
We Bike Project - The result
THE RESULT
The online shop has more than 20 products that are organized in different collections. It has different features such as a bot messaging system that is there to help users through the sale process. It also has a rewards program, which is very popular among retail stores.
The program offers points when the user signs up for the newsletter and buys merchandise. There is a quick access button for the users that displays the different ways of getting points and how to redeem them. Another great feature of the site is the review option for each product. Since the online shop sells different types of items that range from 50 to 11,000 dollars, it is important and realistic to have an option for users to leave their opinions and rates.
Finally, all the checkout options are enabled. The platform offers several payment options and a very easy-to-follow checkout process. I customized it so that it is brand consistent and as easy to go through as possible.


AVANISH KUMAR
Simply said,
I design and code.
And... I like good food
I currently tinker around with my Bachelor exploring human centered machine learning and human centric lighting. (Yeah just slap a human centric or centered to anything these days...)
I am either smiling or looking super serious. If it's the later one, I am probably thinking about food.
But Avanish, why should we work with you?
Simple answer. The experience of designing products of any scale. Real Products. Real use-cases. Real challenges. Not your dribbble or behance eye-candy designer.
What's the work I would love to do the most?
This question is particularly hard. As a hybrid designer and developer I enjoy the challenges of analog installations. Especially cybernetics.
How and where do I work?
I mostly work remotely in 2-hour increments. But I am open for interesting job offers.
Random fact about me:
I wear black almost exclusively and as I love to tell it's the color of my soul.
Hit me up!
Always keen to explore new cultures, people, experiences and challenges.
meetavanish at gmail.com
I am a Full-Stack Developer and a Design lover.I am engineer by profession and an UI / UX Developer too.
Love to explore Latest Design Techniques in my work. My area of interest includes Web Development, Android UI / UX
Prototyping and Software Development.


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I’ve wanted to learn more about the Chrome Devtools for a while and got the opportunity to spend a whole day in a workshop yesterday, so I…
The Chrome Devtools are very powerful and I’ve wanted to learn more about them for a while. Yesterday, I got the opportunity to dive a bit into them during a full day workshop, so I decided to share what I’ve learnt so far in case it can benefit others. Of course, what follows is only a subset of all the features available so this post might be the first in a series!
The command palette gives you access to pretty much all features of the devtools from a single command.
To activate it, use Command + Shift + P.
Using the Command panel in Chrome DevTools
From there, you can quickly navigate to different panes or drawers in the devtools, switch to dark theme, change the position of the devtools, clear site data, etc..!
If you remove the >
and replace it with ?
, you will see how to access other commands.
For example, you can navigate to a specific line in a file by writing :
followed by the line number you want to navigate to.
Navigating to files and lines
Useful examples:
>screenshots
to take different kind of screenshots
>resources
to clear site data
>appearance
to switch to dark mode
The sources panel allows you to view, edit and debug files. There are 5 different panes available:
Filesystem
When developing locally, changes to JS files can be done in the Filesystem pane. To do this, follow these steps:
You should be able to see your changes after reload and use the devtools as an editor.
Making local changes using the filesystem panel
Overrides
You can also makes changes to JS files on production websites by using the Overrides pane.
To do this:
Overrides
pane in Chrome and select this folder.Page
pane, right-click on the file you’d like to edit and select save for overrides. You should see a purple dot next to the added files.Overrides
pane, edit the file, save and reload.You should now be able to see your changes on the live site.
Making changes to production websites using Overrides
Changes to files in Overrides only work while the devtools are open.
You can right-click on the files and select delete to remove overrides.
Snippets are pieces of code you can run on any website.
They have to be IIFE (Immediately Invoked Function Expressions), can’t take arguments or be loaded on page load (they have to be run manually).
To create a snippet:
Snippets
paneNew snippet
You can also run a snippet at any time from the command palette by running !NAME_OF_SNIPPET
.
Creating a snippet
If you don’t want to write your own or need some inspiration, check out this repo for some Chrome code snippets.
You can quickly access the performance pane via the command palette by typing >performance
.
Rendering
Besides having access to the performance monitor, you can also access the rendering drawer with extra options via the command palette by typing >rendering
. In this drawer, you can check the FPS, what gets repainted, etc…
Coverage
You can also access how much of your code is actually used on a page by using the >coverage
drawer. It will show you all CSS and JS files loaded on the page, sorted by unused bytes.
You can then click on one of the resources to go to the file where the used code is highlighted in green, and the unused code, in red.
This allows you to see what pieces of code are good candidates for code splitting.
Code coverage
Monitor
The monitor allows you to track metrics such as CPU usage, JS event listeners, number of layouts recalcs and style recalcs / sec…
To see which CSS properties trigger layout or style recalcs, check out this resource: csstriggers.com.
Layers
This pane shows how your page is rendered with layers heights in 3D.
Layers panel
That’s all I have the time to share for now! Hope it helps!


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Cannon Cpp
1.0.0
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#include <Ref.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Ref () | |
| void | retain () |
| Retain a reference, _referenceCount add one. More... | |
| void | release () |
| Release a reference, _referenceCount minus one. More... | |
| int | getReferenceCount () const |
| Get the reference count of this object. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~Ref () |
Protected Attributes | |
| int | _referenceCount = 0 |
| count of references More... | |
Base Ref Counter.
| Ref::Ref | ( | ) |
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protectedvirtual |
| int Ref::getReferenceCount | ( | ) | const |
Get the reference count of this object.
| void Ref::release | ( | ) |
Release a reference, _referenceCount minus one.
| void Ref::retain | ( | ) |
Retain a reference, _referenceCount add one.
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protected |
count of references


Reasoning is an integral part of human lives. It is well-documented that human reasoning fails to conform to the prescriptions of classical logics, such as propositional logic. An important question in the artificial intelligence community has been to accurately represent human reasoning. Non-classical or non-monotonic logic is flexible by nature and non-monotonic reasoning approaches have been developed to model human reasoning. The problem, however, is that non-monotonic reasoning schemes have been developed for and tested on computers, but not on humans. We propose to determine the extent to which forms of non-montonic reasoning correspond with human reasoning.
To download our project proposal, click on the link below.
To download our project poster, click on the link below.
A reasoning agent may make an inference based on the information at hand, however, that inference is not absolute. When presented with additional information, the original inference can be strengthened or withdrawn.
Read more.
Learning conflicting information indicates flawed prior knowledge, and the agent can retract conclusions made and draw new ones based on what they explicitly know, aiming for minimal change in beliefs.
Read more.
A variant of belief revision, with the distinction being between learning conflicting information about an unchanging world (belief revision) vs learning conflicting information about new changes in the world (belief update).
Read more.


Scarlett Moffatt says she feels 'liberated' in plunging dress as she vows to 'show more skin'
The Gogglebox star shared a sexy selfie showing her wearing a low-cut frock for a night out in London
by Tiffany WallisFormer Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt posted a sexy selfie on Sunday and told fans she's finally got the confidence to "show a little bit more skin".
The telly sensation, 29, wore a plunging black dress to attend a cancer charity ball in London on Saturday night with her boyfriend Scott Dobinson.
The day after the bash, Scarlett shared the snap of her outfit and revealed she felt "liberated" in the cleavage-baring frock.
She wrote: "Learning to show a bit more skin is becoming very liberating. Go on ladies flash a bit more & own it."
Scarlett went on to thank her glam squad for giving her the confidence to feel good in a revealing dress.
She continued: "Not an ad but a shoutout to some people who help me with my confidence."
The star then thanked her hairdresser for fitting her with "the best tape extensions", her beauty therapist for giving her a "sunkissed" fake tan and her make-up artist.
The former I'm A Celebrity star had a great Saturday night and later joked she was still "rocking the make-up this morning".
Her body-confidence post was praised by a flurry of fans, who rushed to he comment section to compliment her.
One wrote: "You’re beautiful inside and out and you should show yourself off, and stop listening to the haters."
While another agreed: "If you got it. Flaunt it!"
A third commented: "Let that confidence shine.
The star's confident display after she recently opened up to New! magazine about her figure .
Scarlett, who has been targeted for her changing shape over the years, discussed how she is now "really happy" and "embracing her body."
In an aim to shut down trolls, the bubbly star explained she now shows-off her figure instead of covering up.
"I'm not pretending that I'm the perfect body shape. I've got boobs and hips and rather than try and cover them up, I'm embracing them.
"I'm trying to show them off a bit more,"she said.

The Googlebox star sobbed as she read out a mean hand-written note that called her "fat" with a "mouth that looks like a pork chop cut in half".
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Shuttleworth, Ross Neale
| Birth Name | Shuttleworth, Ross Neale |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 68 years, 2 months, 18 days |
Narrative
Ross enlisted in the Army in 2nd W.W. #NX44764. He enlisted on 13/9/1941 at Paddington & was discharged 2/10/1941, he said he was born in 1922 but I think it was 1924.?? He was a Gunner in 1st Field Training Regiment.
SMH - SHUTTLEWORTH, Ross Neil - 22 October 1990, at his residence, late of Penrith, formally of Eastern Creek & Auburn, loving husband of Judith Anne, brother of Leslie, Ron, Alice, Norman (all deceased), Jack, Joan, Jean & Neale (dec). Aged 65 years.
SMH - SHUTTLEWORTH, Ross Neil - 22 Oct 1990, at his residence, late of Penrith, formally of Eastern Creek & Auburn, loving husband of Judith Anne, loving father of Alice, Leslie, Pamela, Rosslyn, Jodie, Lisa (dec), fond stepfather of Bronwyn, Geoffrey, Stephen, Susan & Kerri, loved grandfather of his 22 grandchildren, & one great-grandchild.
The rels & friends of the late ROSS NEIL SHUTTLEWORTH, of Penrith, formally Eastern Creek & Auburn, are invited to his funeral service, to be held in the Chapel of Pine Grove Crematorium, Eastern Creek, tomorrow at 10.30am. By request no flowers, donations to St. Stephens Youth Fellowship, Penrith.
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| Father | Shuttleworth, Leslie Broughton | 1887-01-30 | 1945-07-16 | |
| Mother | Fulton, Edith Alice | 1888-09-27 | 1944-09-21 | |
| Brother | Shuttleworth, Leslie Mervyn | 1911-10-05 | 1986-12-14 | |
| Brother | Shuttleworth, Ronald Fulton | 1913-05-25 | 1955-06-26 | |
| Brother | Shuttleworth, Neale Hodgson | 1915 | 1915 | |
| Sister | Shuttleworth, Esther “Jean” | 1916-02-06 | 1996-04-10 | |
| Sister | Shuttleworth, Alice Edith Neale | 1918 | 1985-08-01 | |
| Brother | Shuttleworth, Jack Leo | 1919-12-19 | ||
| Brother | Shuttleworth, Norman Hodgson | 1922-03-26 | 1990-01-10 | |
| Shuttleworth, Ross Neale | 1922-08-04 | 1990-10-22 | ||
| Sister | Shuttleworth, Joan | 1929-05-30 | 2006-09-19 |
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Compute the flow generated by a deterministic vectorfield or map.
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In the case of a discrete-time system (map), flow
iterates the map to yield trajectories of the system.
In the case of a continuous-time system (vectorfield), flow
uses the numerical solvers in deSolve to integrate the vectorfield starting from given initial conditions.
flow
returns an array of dimensions nvar
x nrep
x ntimes
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If x
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is the i-th component of the state vector at time times[k]
given parameters params[,j]
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More on pomp workhorse functions:
dinit()
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dmeasure()
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dprior()
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dprocess()
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partrans()
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pomp-package
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rinit()
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rmeasure()
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rprior()
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rprocess()
,
skeleton()
,
vmeasure()
,
workhorses
More on methods for deterministic process models:
skeleton_spec
,
skeleton()
,
traj_match
,
trajectory()


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Determines if one type is a supertype of another type. Any case where the sub_type cannot be traced through to super_type is considered to be false. Args: soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.proxy The SOAPpy service object which contains the WSDL definitions. sub_type: A string representing a type that may be extending super_type. ns: A string representing the namespace sub_type belongs to. super_type: A string representing a type that may be extended by sub_type. Returns: bool Whether super_type is really a supertype of sub_type. |
Determines if a WSDL-defined type is extending another WSDL-defined type. Args: type_name: string The name of the WSDL-defined type. ns: string The namespace this WSDL-defined type belongs to. soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.proxy The SOAPpy service object which contains the WSDL definitions. Returns: boolean Whether the given type is extending another type. |
Determines if a complex type represents a SOAP-encoded array. Args: type_name: string The name of the WSDL-defined type. ns: string The namespace this WSDL-defined type belongs to. soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.proxy The SOAPpy service object which contains the WSDL definitions. Returns: boolean Whether the given type represents an array. |
Digs in a SOAPpy service proxy and returns the object representing a type. Args: type_name: string The name of the WSDL-defined type to search for. ns: string The namespace the given WSDL-defined type belongs to. soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.Proxy The SOAPpy service object encapsulating the information stored in the WSDL. Returns: mixed The object created by SOAPpy representing the given type. May be either a SOAPpy.wstools.XMLSchema.SimpleType or SOAPpy.wstools.XMLSchema.ComplexType object. |
Generates the order and attributes of keys in a complex type. Args: soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.Proxy The SOAPpy service object encapsulating the information stored in the WSDL. ns: string The namespace the given WSDL-defined type belongs to. type_name: string The name of the WSDL-defined type to search for. Returns: list A list of dictionaries containing the attributes of keys within a complex type, in order. |
Creates a new key order of only keys that the complex type used. Args: key_order: list A list of the keys these complex type contains, in order. These keys are not namespaced, whereas the ones in the given object may be. soappy_struct_object: SOAPpy.Types.structType The complex type packed into a SOAPpy object. Already has within it all of the keys it is going to use. Returns: list A new key order containing only the keys used in the given object. These keys may be namespaced; they appear as they are in the given object. |
Returns the type of a field within a complex type by its key name. Args: key: string The name of the field within the given complex type whose type is being looked up. type_name: string The name of the encapsulating complex type. ns: string The namespace the encapsulating compelx type belongs to. soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.Proxy The SOAPpy service object containing the descriptions of these types. Returns: TypeDescriptionComponent The type of object stored in the field with the given name. Raises: TypeError: if the given key is not within the given complex type. |
Returns the namespace of the type which defines a field in a hierarchy. Args: field: string The name of the field within the given complex type whose namespace is being looked up. type_name: string The name of the encapsulating complex type. ns: string The namespace the encapsulating compelx type belongs to. soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.Proxy The SOAPpy service object containing the descriptions of these types. Returns: string The URL of the namespace this field was defined within. Raises: TypeError: if the given field is not within the given complex type. |
Returns the WSDL-defined type set within the given object, if one exists. Args: obj: dict The python representation of an object of the given type. type_name: string The name of the type the given object represents. ns: string The namespace the given type belongs to. soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.Proxy The SOAPpy service object encapsulating the WSDL definitions. Returns: tuple(string, string) The name of the type explicitly set within the given object, followed by the key used to specify this type. If no type is set within the given object, returns the tuple (None, None). |
Checks a given WSDL-defined type for a field named 'type'. Args: type_name: string The name of the type to search. ns: string The namespace the given type belongs to. soappy_service: SOAPpy.WSDL.Proxy The SOAPpy service object encapsulating the WSDL definitions. Returns: bool Whether or not the given type has a field named 'type'. |
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Portfolio Presentation - Linux Academy
Musicians can add real instruments digitally through a process called "sampling". Resamplr is an online marketplace for sampled instruments.
This is a project I've been working on for over 4 years. I'll lightly touch upon earlier instances but will focus mainly on final iterations and process work.
Companies that create digital instruments often implement poor & impersonal user experiences.
Create a modern and approachable audio software company that puts users' needs
first. Sales follow customer happiness.
A digital commerce site isn't exactly groundbreaking territory - but it's easy to get things wrong.
My goal is to create as little friction as possible and encourage the user to purchase items.
User sign-in pages can be where many potential customers lose interest.
Let's have as little friction as possible.
There are currently no applications that allow for creative filter design. Those applications are difficult to animate or change over time.
Create a flexible and intuitive audio filter automation program by utilizing affordances learned through other programs.
Filters out all high-pitched frequencies
Filters out all low-pitched frequencies
Automate filters easily.
Single Page
Compact
Visual cues are super necessary for heavily interactive applications, so I made sure the visuals always communicated useful information.
For inactive or currently unselected elements.
For active or currently selected elements as well as current keyframes.
To represent non-keyframed interactive elements and other GUI visuals.
To represent linked items.
To represent keyframes not active on the current frame or layer.
To represent keyframes active on the current frame or layer.
Testing
Development
While on transport
Relaxing
Catching up
While users can sign up with traditional email addresses, signing in with Google or Facebook is also provided. Users can also use the application without signing in to experience the features before saving them to an account.
The feed is where the user should be spending 99% of their time. It's a content funnel. Each video is chosen algorithmically based on the user's location, primary language, interests and likes. The goal is to always provide one more video that piques the user's interest.
In order to provide a more granular control over shown content, the user can "like " a video. That video will be saved to their account to watch or share later. It will also help guide the home feed algorithm to display fitting content.
While anticipated automatically, users can manage their interests. They can search for specific sports, athletes, and networks to follow. Users can also unfollow suggested topics in this section.


MURDER IN THE FIRST A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1995 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: This is a story partially based on truth about a man who was tortured for 38 months in Alcatraz. In the early 1940s he is on trial for a murder he was forced to commit in prison. While the visuals give in to stylistic excesses, the film boasts terrific performances from Kevin Bacon and Gary Oldman. Rating: high +2 (-4 to +4)
Back in the 1930s and 1940s Warner Brothers was known for its crime and gangster films. And while they were generally indictments of Organized Crime, Warner Brothers also occasionally would make a film such as I WAS A FUGITIVE FROM A CHAIN GANG criticizing the barbarities of the system. In that tradition and considerably stronger is MURDER IN THE FIRST, also from Warner Brothers. This is a fictionalized story of an actual case history of petty thief Henri Young (played by Kevin Bacon) sent to the maximum security Alcatraz Federal prison because they had space and he had stolen $5 from a post office. After an escape attempt he is placed in solitary confinement in a nearly pitch black underground cell for 38 months--19 days should be the maximum. During the confinement he is tortured brutally and reduced to little more than an animal. He is abused by Associate Warden Glenn (Gary Oldman) who takes the escape attempt as a personal affront. Glenn's sadistic torture and his diatribes are reminiscent of Amon Goeth in SCHINDLER'S LIST, Upon release from solitary, Young is manipulated into murdering the only other prisoner survivor of their four-man escape attempt.
Young is assigned a Public Defender, a young lawyer who is given the case only because it is absolutely hopeless. James Stamphill (Christian Slater) has in Young a client who was seen to commit the crime by two hundred convicts and who refuses to talk to Stamphill or even react to his presence. And Stamphill is under strong pressure to lose the case. MURDER IN THE FIRST is a harrowing and powerful drama set in a Kafkaesque world of omnipresent abuses of power and trust. With the possible exception of the judge (R. Lee Ermey) just about everybody in this film in a position of power abuses that power. Bosses verbally abuse their employees, prison officials and guards abuse and torture the inmates, trolley car conductors abuse their customers, even family members exploit each other. The script by Dan Gordon has a strong anti-establishment message and a powerful noir-ish tone.
Top-billed Christian Slater does his best to hold on to the film but he is still just Christian Slater in a 1940s business suit. Slater never conveys more than muted emotions at the best of times. In this film he is acting with Gary Oldman, the Robert Duvall of his generation. Oldman nearly always turns in a terrific performance, and as the sadistic Glenn he is genuinely chilling. Kevin Bacon is generally not so impressive, but this is the best role of his career so far. Robbed of his soul by the cruelty of 38 months of unspeakable tortures, harrowingly portrayed in the first half hour of the film, he is little more than a wounded automaton.
Director Marc Rocco has a style that verges on the expressionistic. He uses a very dark and bleak photography throughout the film. Nearly all of the scenes, particularly in and around Alcatraz, are painted in grays, blues, and blacks to underscore the somber noir-ish feel. Rocco gets the downbeat feel he would have had in black and white. Or perhaps he gets it more so because the viewer is aware that these depressing tones are in full color. The only time we see much color at the prison is a shot through some colorful weeds up at the gray prison. But even more noticeable than the artificial color scheme is the use of the camera. Fred Murphy's camera gives us overhead shots, sideways shots, pan shots, dolly shots, track shots, steadicam shots and a few shots there may not even be names for. Initially it seemed to be showing Young's disorientation because of his confinement in darkness, but the lively and active camera lasts through the whole film. In mock 1940s newsreels we are treated to hand-held camera shots that I thought were not invented until decades later. This and the pretentious usage of Christ images during Young's suffering add a mild irritant of pretentiousness.
This is a powerful message film at a time when most films' strongest statement is political correctness. MURDER IN THE FIRST gets a high +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Mark R. Leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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SQLiteConnection
public class SQLiteConnection: Connection
An implementation of SwiftKuery.Connection
protocol for SQLite.
Please see SQLite manual for details.
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The
QueryBuilder
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Swift
public var queryBuilder: QueryBuilder
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Initialiser to create a SwiftKuerySQLite instance
Declaration
Swift
public init(_ location: Location = .inMemory, options: [ConnectionOptions]? = nil)
Parameters
location
Describes where the db is stored
options
not used currently
Return Value
self
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Initialiser with a path to where the DB is stored
Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(filename: String, options: [ConnectionOptions]? = nil)
Parameters
filename
The path where the DB is stored
options
not used currently
Return Value
self
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Declaration
Swift
public func connect(onCompletion: (QueryError?) -> ())
Parameters
onCompletion
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Declaration
Swift
public func descriptionOf(query: Query) throws -> String
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The query.
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Swift
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Swift
public func execute(query: Query, onCompletion: @escaping ((QueryResult) -> ()))
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onCompletion
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The full raw query to execute
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The result
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The query to execute.
parameters
An array of the parameters.
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The function to be called once the execution of the query is completed.
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Parameters
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The full raw query to execute
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The result


Wikipedia
Authored By: Denis Smirnov
Wikipedia, a free open source article a collection of information on various different topics, joined the leader board in February of 2004 instantly taking ninth place with a little over 300 million monthly page views. Wikipedia proccedes to hover in the bottom three until 2001 where it finally breaks out and gets into seventh place. After breaking out of the bottom three wikipedia proceeds to go up the rankings overtaking yahoo for fourth place and then getting over taken by Baidu. Wikipedia finished its run with over five billion page views and in fifth place.
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Machined Surfaces
问题描述 :
A digital image is composed of the two characters, “X” and ” ” (space). There are always 25 columns to an image, but the number of rows, N, is variable. Column one (1) will always have an “X” in it and will be part of the left surface. The left surface can extend to the right from column one (1) as contiguous X’s.
Similarly, column 25 will always have an “X” in it and will be part of the right surface. The right surface can extend to the left from column 25 as contiguous X’s.
Digital-Image View of Surfaces
Left Right
XXXX XXXXX ←1
XXX XXXXXXX
XXXXX XXXX
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XXX XXXXX ←N
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1 25
In each row of the image, there can be zero or more space characters separating the left surface from the right surface. There will never be more than a single blank region in any row.
For each image given, you are to determine the total “void” that will exist after the left surface has been brought into contact with the right surface. The “void” is the total count of the spaces that remains between the left and right surfaces after theyhave been brought into contact.
The two surfaces are brought into contact by displacing them strictly horizontally towards each other until a rightmost “X” of the left surface of some row is immediately to the left of the leftmost “X” of the right surface of that row. There is no rotation or twisting of these two surfaces as they are brought into contact; they remain rigid, and only move horizontally.
Note: The original image may show the two surfaces already in contact, in which case no displacement enters into the contact roughness estimation.
输入:
First line –
A single unsigned integer, N, with value greater than zero (0) and less than 13. The first digit of N will be the first character on a line.
Next N lines –
Each line has exactly 25 characters; one or more X’s, then zero or more spaces, then one or more X’s.
The end of data is signaled by a null data set having a zero on the first line of an image data set and no further data.
输出:
样例输入:
4 XXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXX 2 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 XXXXXXXXX XX 0
样例输出:
4 0 0
解题代码:
//* @author: ccQ.SuperSupper import java.io.*; import java.util.*; public class Main { static final int N = 100000; static String str[] = new String[N]; static int n; static void start(){ for(int i=0;i< n;++i) str[i] = new String(); } public static void main(String[]args) throws Exception{ int i; Scanner cin = new Scanner(System.in); while(true){ n = cin.nextInt(); if(n<=0) break; cin.nextLine(); for(i=0;i< n;++i){ str[i] = cin.nextLine(); //System.out.println(str[i]); } System.out.println(solve()); } } public static int solve(){ int i,j,max_length=0,length=str[0].length(),ans=0,cnt; for(i=0;i< n;++i){ ans = 0; for(j=0;j< length;++j){ if(str[i].charAt(j)=='X') ++ans; } max_length = ans>max_length?ans:max_length; } ans = 0; for(i=0;i< n;++i){ cnt = 0; for(j=0;j< length;++j){ if(str[i].charAt(j)=='X') ++cnt; } ans+=max_length-cnt; } return ans; } }
想问下computeLSPArray那里，if(len!=0) len=lps[len-1]是什么意思
这个系列很不错
能告诉我为什么对于每一个m，cnt的值不用更新吗?这儿我想不通啊，谢谢
问题3中，GetRightPosition()和GetLeftPosition()与STL中的upper_bound()和lower_boune()的代码实现一样吗？
swap写成内联函数会不会好一些
The site You have write is very nicely prepared and quite insightful thanks for nice posta?|
注释很详细，多谢分享！
为避免精度问题，PI值请使用arccos(-1)。应该是acos
第二种想法，我想来好久，为啥需要一个newhead，发现是把最后一个节点一直返回到嘴上面这层函数。厉害，这道题之前没样子想过。
能告诉我为什么对于每一个m，cnt的值不用更新吗?这儿我想不通啊，谢谢
整理的很好，多谢
这是什么编译器啊，不通过
有些说不通吧，只有1个孩子肯定是男孩了
还真是，i7的cpu跑了3秒


Copyright (c) ~1995 Giuseppe Menozzi and Alessandro Gatti
Cavalieri all'Assalto de Re is played on a 8x8 square board with the following setup:
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<Zombie at NTU>: Dispatch
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Thunderstorm at NTU
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This example shows you how to write an mbed program that sets up the Nordic Semiconductor nRF51 DK as a beacon, and how to write a mobile application that scans for the beacon.
Source code
The mbed source code for this example is found at the mbed.org web site. There you will also find a tutorial for the mbed program.
The source code for the mobile application is provided with the Evothings Studio download. You can browse the HTML/JS code online at the Evothings GitHub repository.
File index.html contains the HTML markup and file app.js contains the application logic.
What you need
This example runs in Evothings Viewer on Android or iOS.
An iOS device or an Android device with support for Bluetooth 4.0 (which includes BLE) is required. For Android version 4.3 or later is needed.
You need the Nordic Semiconductor nRF51 DK or another mbed compatible device (we have tested this example with the nRF51).
Building the mbed program
Source code and information about the mbed program is available at the mbed.org web site.
Summary of how to build and install the mbed program:
- Log in to the online mbed IDE at: mbed.org (sign up if you don't have an account).
- Go to the Nordic nRF51 platform page.
- Click "Add to your mbed Compiler".
- Go to the page for the example program.
- Click "Import this program", this will open the mbed online compiler/IDE.
- When you have finished importing the program, click the "Compile" button in the mbed IDE.
- You will now be prompted to download the compiled program.
- Next step is to install the downloaded program on the nRF51 board.
- Install the Segger J-Link drivers.
- Connect the Nordic board to your computer using USB - it should mount as a drive.
- Drag the compiled program file to the Nordic board - your program now runs on the board.
- You may see messages saying that the device was not disconnected properly, that is because it automatically unmounts and mounts again. You should not have to worry about any such messages. If you experience problems try to unplug the board and plug in again to mount and restart the program.
Also check out the mbed quick start video on YouTube.
Related information is available in this tutorial for Nordic Semiconductor nRF51 DK.
How to run the mobile app
Follow these steps to run the mobile app for this example:
- Run Evothings Workbench on your desktop/laptop computer.
- Run Evothings Viewer on an iOS or Android mobile device and connect to the Workbench.
- Launch the example "mbed Custom GAP" from the Workbench window.
- Follow on-screen instructions in the app.
- Scroll down if needed to see info about scanned devices.


- In this lab you must create and code a simple program that prints nutrtional information about food. You have done similar activities in studio.
Review or reference the studio exercises as necessary.- Code is distributed to you throughout the semester, so you may need to update your repository to see the files for this lab:
- In the package explorer, right- (control-) clock on your project name, choose Team…Update, and supply your credentials.
- In the labs source folder you should see a lab1 package.
- Find and open the lab1 package in the labs source folder.
The lab1 class is currently empty, but don't let that bother you. Right (control) click on lab1 and create a new class called Nutrition.
For example, the values for a Snicker bar are:
| name | Snickers | |
| carbs | 34.5 | |
| fat | 13.6 | |
| protein | 4.3 | |
| statedCals | 271 |
At this point, you should be thinking about the data types you would use to represent each of the above items. We tell you that the name is a String, but what about the other inputs?The above example is provided to inspire your thinking.
To accept the inputs, use the same code we used in studio. Just after the main method declaration, you should have the line:
ArgsProcessor ap = new ArgsProcessor(args);This will likely show an error because eclipse doesn't know about ArgsProcessor. Do you remember how to fix this? Ask if you need help.After that, you should initialize your inputs using code modeled after the code you read and wrote in studio.
Eclipse will help you out here: If you have typed ap. and pause, eclipse will show you the possible ways of continuing. For example, nextInt(String) is one way to keep going. That call will prompt the user for an int displaying the provided String as the prompting message.
Snickers has 34.5 grams of carbohydrates = 138.0 Calories 13.6 grams of fat = 122.4 Calories 4.3 grams of protein = 17.2 Calories This food is said to have 271 (available) Calories. With 6.6 unavailable Calories, this food has 1.65 grams of fiber Approximately 50.9% of your food is carbohydrates 45.2% of your food is fat 6.3% of your food is protein This food is acceptable for a low-carb diet? false This food is acceptable for a low-fat diet? false By coin flip, you should eat this food? true
Notes:
In the above example, based on carbohydrates, fat, and protein, the food contains 277.6 Calories. However, the label claims a modest 271 Calories. Thus, 6.6 Calories are unavailable and are attributed to dietary fiber.From this we can compute 6.6 / 4 = 1.65 grams of the stated carbohydrates are fiber.
You must arrange for your percentages to exactly this precise. This will take some thought, but it can be done using what is taught in the book: int operations, double operations, casting, and Math.round(…).You are not allowed to use printf or other functions you may find that would accomplish this task. You have to figure out how to do it using what you have learned in this module.
For the output lines whose conclusions are true or false, define an appropriately named boolean variable in your program and set it equal to the expression that determines its value.When you print the value it will print as true or false.
I know of a person who took Chemistry and learned that a calorie of energy is required to raise the temperature of a gram of water 1 degree Centigrade.
This gave him the idea that he could lose a lot of weight by drinking ice water, as follows. His body would be called upon to raise the temperature of that cold water to 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. So if the water starts at 40 degrees Fahrenheit, then his body must raise each gram of that water about almost 60 degrees Fahrenheit, or about 33 degrees Centigrade.
A gram of water is a mL in volume. Thus, each liter of water should cause the body to expend 33,000 Calories. There are about 3,500 Calories in a pound of fat, so drinking the liter of water should cause about 10 pounds of fat to burn.
This person tried this but did not notice much fat loss at all. Can you explain the epic fail here?
When you done with this lab, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
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When you done with this lab, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for lab 1


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My previous experiences with Ketamine had been great. I'm writing this a while after the event, but with full knowledge of everything I did that night. Afterall, this was the best special K experience of my life. During this event, I had been taking the anti-depressant Effexor and the anti-psychotic Risperdol.  I am currently over that horrible phase in my life*
T 0:00- I rub my shoulder with an alcohol schwab and measure out 100 mg's of liquid K into a needle. I inject it and lie down in my bean bag chair. It was all dark in the room except for about 25 candles burning in front of me.
T 0:03- I feel the body buzz of the K creep up on me. Noises seem louder and a buzz feeling enters my head. The flames on the candle seem like they are looking at me and smiling.
T 0:06- It is very hard to move. I expected this due to all of my other K experiences. My body feels like its stuck in the bean bag chair and I am only able to speak with the candles. Then I can feel the effect like I had went down one story on an elevator as I slip deeper into my bean bag.
T 0:08- Yes, the K hole. The candles twirl their flames at each other. As if deciding who is the 'master' candle. I stare at them smiling. Very dizzy and my point of vision is only focused on the candles. I hear buzzes and something trying to speak to me. There is very intense comfort and feeling like I belong here.
T 0:20- Very deep into the K hole. A candle with a smile in its wax is in the center. It talks to me. I hear storys about a horrible war. And how in the end, 'He' was the winner. All of the other candles look up to him and he wants to know if I will join his other disciples. I think for a very long time. It seems so real. I think about my life and if I should join his kingdom.
T 0:30- I finally tell him that I can't join it. This is a state of mind I will not be at all the time. I promise to visit him again and that I would be privledged to be under his kingdom.  He's so tired he doesnt even notice my slurred speech and my lathargic movements.
T 0:45- The K is weakened in my body and I just lie in the bean bag chair and think of how good I feel. How my previous months had been hard and that I am over all of that stuff. Also of my great friends, the ones that I can always talk to about anything.
T 0:60- There are remaining vibes of feeling slightly drunk, and I get up and lie down on my bed. This was a great experience for me. I actually felt loved by an inanimate candle. I did keep my promise and visited his kingdom every now and then. But that first time was definatley the best.
Special K is by far my drug of choice. It sends you to a world where everything seems perfect. I hope everyone can find that perfect world even if it isn't by injecting Ketamine, or doing any drugs at all. Afterall, drugs aren't the focus of my life. Getting better and loving my life is.. take care.
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Molecular basis of tubulin transport within the cilium by IFT74 and IFT81.
Intraflagellar transport (IFT) of ciliary precursors such as tubulin from the cytoplasm to the ciliary tip is involved in the construction of the cilium, a hairlike organelle found on most eukaryotic cells. However, the molecular mechanisms of IFT are poorly understood. Here, we found that the two core IFT proteins IFT74 and IFT81 form a tubulin-binding module and mapped the interaction to a calponin homology domain of IFT81 and a highly basic domain in IFT74. Knockdown of IFT81 and rescue experiments with point mutants showed that tubulin binding by IFT81 was required for ciliogenesis in human cells.


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Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves are a graphical representation of the classification accuracy of a machine-learning model. The ROC curve plots the relationship between the true positive rate (TPR, on the y-axis) and the false positive rate (FPR, on the x-axis) at various threshold settings. Thus, the top-left corner of the plot represents the "optimal" performance position, indicating a FPR of zero and a TPR of one. This "optimal" scenario is unlikely to occur in practice, but a greater area under the curve (AUC) indicates better performance. This can be compared to the error rate achieved by random chance, which is represented here as a diagonal line extending from the lower-left to upper-right corners. Additionally, the "steepness" of the curve is important, as a good classifier should maximize the TPR while minimizing the FPR. In addition to showing the ROC curves for each class, average ROCs and AUCs are calculated. "Micro-averaging" calculates metrics globally by averaging across each sample; hence class imbalance impacts this metric. "Macro-averaging" is another average metric, which gives equal weight to the classification of each sample.


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| int | sched_yield (void) |
| Yield the processor. More... | |
| int | sched_get_priority_min (int policy) |
| Get minimum priority of the specified scheduling policy. More... | |
| int | sched_get_priority_min_ex (int policy) |
| Get extended minimum priority of the specified scheduling policy. More... | |
| int | sched_get_priority_max (int policy) |
| Get maximum priority of the specified scheduling policy. More... | |
| int | sched_setscheduler (pid_t pid, int policy, const struct sched_param *param) |
| Set the scheduling policy and parameters of the specified process. More... | |
| int | sched_setscheduler_ex (pid_t pid, int policy, const struct sched_param_ex *param_ex) |
| Set extended scheduling policy of a process. More... | |
| int | sched_getscheduler (pid_t pid) |
| Get the scheduling policy of the specified process. More... | |
| int | sched_getscheduler_ex (pid_t pid, int *policy_r, struct sched_param_ex *param_ex) |
| Get extended scheduling policy of a process. More... | |
| int | sched_get_priority_max_ex (int policy) |
| Get extended maximum priority of the specified scheduling policy. More... | |
| int | sched_setconfig_np (int cpu, int policy, const union sched_config *config, size_t len) |
| Set CPU-specific scheduler settings for a policy. More... | |
| ssize_t | sched_getconfig_np (int cpu, int policy, union sched_config *config, size_t *len_r) |
| Retrieve CPU-specific scheduler settings for a policy. More... | |
Cobalt/POSIX process scheduling.
| int sched_get_priority_max | ( | int | policy | ) |
Get maximum priority of the specified scheduling policy.
This service returns the maximum priority of the scheduling policy policy.
| policy | scheduling policy. |
| 0 | on success; |
| -1 | with errno set if:
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References sched_setscheduler().
Referenced by sched_get_priority_max_ex().
| int sched_get_priority_max_ex | ( | int | policy | ) |
Get extended maximum priority of the specified scheduling policy.
This service returns the maximum priority of the scheduling policy policy, reflecting any Cobalt extension to standard classes.
| policy | scheduling policy. |
| 0 | on success; |
| -1 | with errno set if:
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References sched_get_priority_max().
| int sched_get_priority_min | ( | int | policy | ) |
Get minimum priority of the specified scheduling policy.
This service returns the minimum priority of the scheduling policy policy.
| policy | scheduling policy. |
| 0 | on success; |
| -1 | with errno set if:
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Referenced by sched_get_priority_min_ex().
| int sched_get_priority_min_ex | ( | int | policy | ) |
Get extended minimum priority of the specified scheduling policy.
This service returns the minimum priority of the scheduling policy policy, reflecting any Cobalt extension to the standard classes.
| policy | scheduling policy. |
| 0 | on success; |
| -1 | with errno set if:
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References sched_get_priority_min().
| ssize_t sched_getconfig_np | ( | int | cpu, |
| int | policy, | ||
| union sched_config * | config, | ||
| size_t * | len_r | ||
| ) |
Retrieve CPU-specific scheduler settings for a policy.
A configuration is strictly local to the target cpu, and may differ from other processors.
| cpu | processor to retrieve the configuration of. |
| policy | scheduling policy to which the configuration data applies. Currently, only SCHED_TP and SCHED_QUOTA are valid input. |
| config | a pointer to a memory area which receives the configuration settings upon success of this call. |
On successful return, config->quota.tp contains the TP schedule active on cpu.
On entry, config->quota.get.tgid must contain the thread group identifier to inquire about.
On successful exit, config->quota.info contains the information related to the thread group referenced to by config->quota.get.tgid.
| [in,out] | len_r | a pointer to a variable for collecting the overall length of the configuration data returned (in bytes). This variable must contain the amount of space available in config when the request is issued. |
| int sched_getscheduler | ( | pid_t | pid | ) |
Get the scheduling policy of the specified process.
This service retrieves the scheduling policy of the Cobalt process identified by pid.
If pid does not identify an existing Cobalt thread/process, this service falls back to the regular sched_getscheduler() service.
| pid | target process/thread; |
| int sched_getscheduler_ex | ( | pid_t | pid, |
| int * | policy_r, | ||
| struct sched_param_ex * | param_ex | ||
| ) |
Get extended scheduling policy of a process.
This service is an extended version of the sched_getscheduler() service, which supports Cobalt-specific and/or additional scheduling policies, not available with the host Linux environment. It retrieves the scheduling policy of the Cobalt process/thread identified by pid, and the associated scheduling parameters (e.g. the priority).
| pid | queried process/thread. If zero, the current thread is assumed. |
| policy_r | a pointer to a variable receiving the current scheduling policy of pid. |
| param_ex | a pointer to a structure receiving the current scheduling parameters of pid. |
| int sched_setconfig_np | ( | int | cpu, |
| int | policy, | ||
| const union sched_config * | config, | ||
| size_t | len | ||
| ) |
Set CPU-specific scheduler settings for a policy.
A configuration is strictly local to the target cpu, and may differ from other processors.
| cpu | processor to load the configuration of. |
| policy | scheduling policy to which the configuration data applies. Currently, SCHED_TP and SCHED_QUOTA are valid. |
| config | a pointer to the configuration data to load on cpu, applicable to policy. |
This call controls the temporal partitions for cpu, depending on the operation requested.
Time slots must be strictly contiguous, i.e. windows[n].offset + windows[n].duration shall equal windows[n + 1].offset. If windows[].ptid is in the range [0..CONFIG_XENO_OPT_SCHED_TP_NRPART-1], SCHED_TP threads which belong to the partition being referred to may be given CPU time on cpu, from time windows[].offset to windows[].offset + windows[].duration, provided those threads are in a runnable state.
Time holes between valid time slots may be defined using windows activating the pseudo partition -1. When such window is active in the global time frame, no CPU time is available to SCHED_TP threads on cpu.
This call manages thread groups running on cpu, defining per-group quota for limiting their CPU consumption.
All three operations fill in the config.info structure with the information reflecting the state of the scheduler on cpu with respect to policy, after the requested changes have been applied.
| len | overall length of the configuration data (in bytes). |
| int sched_setscheduler | ( | pid_t | pid, |
| int | policy, | ||
| const struct sched_param * | param | ||
| ) |
Set the scheduling policy and parameters of the specified process.
This service set the scheduling policy of the Cobalt process identified by pid to the value policy, and its scheduling parameters (i.e. its priority) to the value pointed to by param.
If the current Linux thread ID is passed (see gettid(2)), this service turns the current regular POSIX thread into a Cobalt thread. If pid is neither the identifier of the current thread nor the identifier of an existing Cobalt thread, this service falls back to the regular sched_setscheduler() service.
| pid | target process/thread; |
| policy | scheduling policy, one of SCHED_FIFO, SCHED_RR, or SCHED_OTHER; |
| param | scheduling parameters address. |
References sched_setscheduler_ex().
Referenced by sched_get_priority_max().
| int sched_setscheduler_ex | ( | pid_t | pid, |
| int | policy, | ||
| const struct sched_param_ex * | param_ex | ||
| ) |
Set extended scheduling policy of a process.
This service is an extended version of the sched_setscheduler() service, which supports Cobalt-specific and/or additional scheduling policies, not available with the host Linux environment. It sets the scheduling policy of the Cobalt process/thread identified by pid to the value policy, and the scheduling parameters (e.g. its priority) to the value pointed to by par.
If the current Linux thread ID or zero is passed (see gettid(2)), this service may turn the current regular POSIX thread into a Cobalt thread.
| pid | target process/thread. If zero, the current thread is assumed. |
| policy | scheduling policy, one of SCHED_WEAK, SCHED_FIFO, SCHED_COBALT, SCHED_RR, SCHED_SPORADIC, SCHED_TP, SCHED_QUOTA or SCHED_NORMAL; |
| param_ex | address of scheduling parameters. As a special exception, a negative sched_priority value is interpreted as if SCHED_WEAK was given in policy, using the absolute value of this parameter as the weak priority level. |
When CONFIG_XENO_OPT_SCHED_WEAK is enabled, SCHED_WEAK exhibits priority levels in the [0..99] range (inclusive). Otherwise, sched_priority must be zero for the SCHED_WEAK policy.
See sched_setscheduler().
Referenced by sched_setscheduler().
| int sched_yield | ( | void | ) |
Yield the processor.
This function move the current thread at the end of its priority group.
| 0 |
References XNRELAX, and XNWEAK.
Referenced by pthread_yield().


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- Ping host, specifying the interval in seconds between requests (default is 1 second):
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ping -n host
- Ping host and ring the bell when a packet is received (if your terminal supports it):
ping -a host
- Also display a message if no response was received:
ping -O host


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- The new U.S. policy in Afghanistan is an “opportunity” for India-U.S.-Afghanistan cooperation on security as well as development issues.
MoU on technical and training cooperation
- The MoU is an important step in the security sector.
- India’s support has been comprehensive here and has always looked at the priorities and the wishes of the Afghan government and people.
India-Afghanistan-U.S. trilateral emerges as an axis:
- India has been helping Afghanistan for the past 16 years in many ways.
- The United States has been helping Afghanistan for the past 16 years.
- Cooperation had a security element throughout, like the helicopters India transferred, or training Afghan troops.
1. India’s infant mortality rate declines 8% in 2016
In news:
- Decline in infant mortality rate (IMR)
- India has attained an 8% decline in the IMR in 2016 from a year ago
- According to the Sample Registration System (SRS) bulletin, IMR has declined to 34 per 1,000 live births last year from 37 per 1,000 live births in 2015
- The Bulletin is released by the Office of the Registrar General
- It attributed the improvement to countrywide efforts to expand health services coverage, including reproductive, maternal and newborn health services.
- IMR declined in 29 states and Union territories, was stable in two states and increased in five states and Union territories.
- The highest decline of 7 points was reported by Chandigarh and the highest increase of 6 points was reported by Arunachal Pradesh.
1. Reducing food waste top priority for India: Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal
In news:
- India has made it a huge priority to reduce its massive food waste, Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal has told American industry leaders, seeking their investment and technology in this regard.
- India aims to partner with U.S. industry by borrowing best practices, technology and innovation, in exchange for providing U.S. companies with untapped investment opportunities in India.
- Key fact:
- India, one of the world’s largest producers of food, is also the largest producer of milk and the second largest producer of fruits and vegetables.
- India is currently only processing 10% of its food, resulting in enormous food waste.
2. National Telecom Policy: ‘Guiding principles prepared’; Cabinet note likely by January
In news:
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Telecom Commission, has defined the guiding principles for the National
Telecom Policy (NTP)
which include
- Focus on the telecommunications sector as an enabler of economic growth
- Protection of consumer interest by ensuring affordability
- Quality of services
- Protection of data and privacy
- The policy will look to ensure financial stability and sustainable growth of the sector so that so that adequate investments can come for all the new technologies
- DoT’s apex decision making body also cleared the recommendations of raising the deferred spectrum payment period from 10 years to 16 years
- The telecom commission also approved replacement of the PLR with MCLR for the delay in payments by operators on licence fee and spectrum usage charges.
- The DoT has sought legal opinion on amending the spectrum trading guidelines which could be of huge advantage to smaller operators
Basic Information:
Marginal Cost of funds based Lending rate (MCLR)
- It refers to the minimum interest rate of a bank below which it cannot lend, except in some cases allowed by the RBI. It is an internal benchmark or reference rate for the bank.
- MCLR actually describes the method by which the minimum interest rate for loans is determined by a bank – on the basis of marginal cost or the additional or incremental cost of arranging one more rupee to the prospective borrower.
3. India’s external debt rises 3% to $485.8 billion
In news:
- India’s external debt has increased three per cent to $ 485.8 billion at June-end over the previous quarter.
- It is mainly due to increase in inflow of foreign portfolio investment into domestic capital market’s debt segment.
- It was partly due to valuation loss resulting from the depreciation of the US dollar vis-a-vis the rupee and other major currencies.
- According to the RBI, commercial borrowings continued to be the largest component of external debt with a share of 37.8 per cent, followed by NRI deposits and short-term trade credit.
- US dollar denominated debt continued to be the largest component of India’s external debt followed by the Indian rupee , SDR , Japanese yen and Euro.
Basic Information:
External Debt
- External debt is owed to creditors outside the country. The outsider creditors can be foreign governments, International Financial Institutions such as World Bank, Asian Development Bank etc., corporate and foreign private households.
- External debt may be of several kinds such as multilateral, bilateral, IMF loans, Trade credits, External commercial borrowings etc.
- When the non-resident Indians park their funds in India, it is also a type of external debt and is called NRI deposits. If the external debt is denominated in Indian Rupee, it is called Rupee Debt.
Special Drawing Rights
- The SDR is an international reserve asset, created by the IMF in 1969 to supplement its member countries’ official reserves.
- Its value is based on a basket of 4 key international currencies, and SDRs can be exchanged for freely usable currencies.
- SDRs are the IMF’s unit of account restricted to its members. Today the SDR basket consists of the euro, Japanese yen, pound sterling, and U.S. dollar.
4. World Bank warns of learning crisis in education in countries like India
In news:
World Bank group report:
- It has warned of a learning crisis in global education particularly in low and middle-income countries like India.
- The report underlines that schooling without learning is not just a wasted development opportunity, but also a great injustice to children worldwide.
- Report: World Development Report 2018: ‘Learning to Realise Education’s Promise.
The report:
- According to the report, India ranks second after Malawi in a list of 12 countries wherein a grade two student could not read a single word of a short text.
- India also tops the list of seven countries in which a grade two student could not perform two-digit subtraction..
- This learning crisis is widening social gaps instead of narrowing them
Recommendations:
- The report recommends concrete policy steps to help developing countries resolve this learning crisis in the areas of stronger learning assessments.
- How? using evidence of what works and what doesn’t to guide education decision-making.
- And mobilising a strong social movement to push for education changes that champion ‘learning for all’.
5. Fiscal deficit hits 96.1% but Modi govt confident of meeting target
In news:
- India’s fiscal deficit touched 1% of the Budget estimate for FY18 at the end of August
- Possible reason : The fiscal deficit has been higher than in the previous years because of the quick start to spending facilitated by the early presentation of Budget on February 1
- According the data released by the Controller General of Accounts (CGA) , April-August fiscal deficit is substantially higher than 76.4% for the year-earlier period
Government’s opinion:
- According to government, it will meet the fiscal deficit target for the year
- The target is3.2% of GDP, or Rs 5.47 lakh crore
- In absolute terms, the fiscal deficit for April-August was Rs 5.25 lakh crore
Targets achievement:
- The government is considering ways of reviving growth, which slumped to its lowest in three years in the June quarter
- The government has already allocated large sums to a few of its key schemes to ensure there was no delay due to funds
- The revenue deficit was 133.9% of budget estimate against 91.7% last fiscal
- With this big spending(allocations) done, the fiscal situation should start to improve as revenues pick up pace in the second half of the financial year
Category: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
In news:
- New study revelations: about 35 to 40% of Indians carry a set of genetic variations which puts them at a higher risk of heart disease.
- Carriers of a set of genetic variants in the chromogranin A (CHGA) gene called ‘CHGA promoter haplotype2’ may be at higher risk for cardiovascular and metabolic disorders.
- The study is based on analysis of genomic DNA samples from over 750 individuals in the Indian population.
- Though the CHGA promoter haplotype is present in other ethnic populations, it occurs more frequently in populations of South Asian ancestry.
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F. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper II
- Did the Government of India Act, 1935 lay down a federal constitution? Discuss.(Mains 2016)
- Discuss the possible factors that inhibit India from enacting for its citizens a uniform civil code as provided for in the Directive Principles of State Policy.
GS Paper III
- The nature of economic growth in India in described as jobless growth. Do you agree with this view? Give arguments in favour of your answer.(Mains 2015)


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