ROMY AND MICHELE'S HIGH SCHOOL REUNION A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1997 Christopher Null
With more Go-Go's songs than any other film this year, ROMY AND MICHELE'S HIGH SCHOOL REUNION is a treat if for no other reason than to hear the 80's soundtrack. The plot? Simple: Romy and Michele have gone nowhere in the ten years since high school, so they create themselves into seriously unbelievable "businesswomen" in an attempt to impress their fellow graduates at the reunion. Much like GROSSE POINTE BLANK, though, too much emphasis is placed on nostalgia and not enough is placed on the script. Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow prove to be a powerful duo on-screen, but with jokes that hit about 50 percent of the time, not even the shiniest of outfits can pull them through the low points of this film. Janeane Garofalo disappoints here, also, reprising the stereotypical, crusty, chain-smoker she has played a hundred times. It all boils down to a fair-enough experience... you know... like, whatever.
RATING: ***
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| Name | Number of Classes | Line Coverage | Mutation Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
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75% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.composer | 1 | 98% |
87% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.constructor | 5 | 92% |
91% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.emitter | 2 | 95% |
84% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.env | 1 | 23% |
17% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.error | 2 | 96% |
89% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.events | 14 | 89% |
80% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.extensions.compactnotation | 3 | 98% |
93% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.external.biz.base64Coder | 1 | 69% |
71% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.external.com.google.gdata.util.common.base | 2 | 38% |
26% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.introspector | 7 | 69% |
57% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.nodes | 8 | 89% |
93% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.parser | 2 | 89% |
94% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.reader | 3 | 99% |
90% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.representer | 3 | 97% |
91% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.resolver | 2 | 97% |
97% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.scanner | 3 | 87% |
86% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.serializer | 2 | 100% |
88% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.tokens | 24 | 95% |
93% |
| org.yaml.snakeyaml.util | 4 | 89% |
97% |


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Styles
You can define styles for a component. There are three ways to do this:
- You can style your component using BEM conventions and adding the component's styles to your project's stylesheet.
- You can provide your component with a style tag with styles for it inside the component's markup.
- You can use the NPM module stylor to create a virtual stylesheet scoped to your component.
BEM
BEM stands for Base-Element-Modifier. It's a system for naming the elements of a component in such a manner that the classes uniquely identify every part that needs to be styles. This results in CSS that is easier to reason about and maintain.
class List extends extends Component {
render(fruits) {
return (

{
fruits.map(fruit =>

{fruit.name}

${fruit.price}

)
}

)
}
}
Notice how the class names clear define what each item is and what its relationship is to its parent. With these class we could create a stylesheet like this:
.list--fruits {
list-style: none;
margin: 1rem;
border: solid 1px #ccc;
}
.list--fruits__item {
margin: 0;
padding: 5px 10px;
border-bottom: solid 1px #ccc;
transition: all .25s ease-out;
}
.list--fruits__item:last-of-type {
border: none;
}
.list--fruits__item:hover {
cursor: pointer;
background-color: #333;
color: #fff;
}
.list--fruits__item__name {
color: blue;
}
.list--fruits__item__price {
color: green;
}
Using BEM to create class results in CSS that is easy to understand. Which list is this? Oh, the one for fruits, etc. Generally you shouldn't need to create nested selectors since the class names should clearly identify each element that gets that style. This eliminates the problem of cascading styles of one element affecting another element elsewhere on the page.
Style Tag in a Component
If you are creating an instance of the Component class, you want to define your styles in the render function and then pass them to the style tag inside your component's markup. In the example below, notice how we use the nav
tag's id to scope the styles to it:
import { h, Component } from 'composi'
export class Title extends Component {
container = 'header'
render (message) => {
// Define styles for style tag:
const styles = `
#nav {
padding: 10px;
background-color: #333;
}
#nav h1 {
color: #fff;
font-size: 2rem;
}`
// Define style tag in component:
return (

Hello, {message}!

)
}
}
If you are extending the Component class, the process is the same. Define your styles as a variable inside the `render` function before returning the markup:
import { h, Component, uuid } from 'composi'
class List extends Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props)
this.container = 'section'
}
render(data) {
const styles = `
.list {
list-style: none;
padding: 0;
margin: 10px;
border: solid 1px #ccc;
width: 300px;
}
.list > li {
margin: 0;
padding: 10px;
border-bottom: solid 1px #ccc;
}
.list > li:hover {
cursor: pointer;
}
.list > li:last-of-type {
border: none;
}
`
return (

{
data.map(item =>

<<input type="checkbox" checked={item.checked}/>
{item.name}

)
}

)
}
}
When you are using this technique, it is up to you to make sure the styles in the tag are scoped to the component. In the above examples we used an id on the base element of the component. However, if you want to have multiple instances of a component, then you might want to think about using BEM and add the styles directly to your project's stylesheet.
When Not to Use
Using this technique is a quick and simple way to add styles to a component. However, if the component's styles are complex, the presence of a large style declaration in the component can make it hard to read. In those situations you can either put the style declaration in a separate file and import it into the file where the component is being used, or simply put the styles in your project's stylesheet. You don't want a component's styles to be bigger than the component's code.
Inline Styles
You can provide your component elements with inline styles as well. You do this just like you always would, with a property followed by a string of valid CSS:
class List extends Component {
render(data) {
return (

{
data.map(item =>
{item}
)
}

)
}
})
Defining inline styles with JavaScript
You can also choose to define the inline style using JavaScript object notation. You would do this when you want to be able to use dynamic values created by your JavaScript. When defining your styles with JavaScript, the CSS properties that are hyphenated must be camel cased and all values other than pure numbers must be enclosed in quotes. Since the style property's value needs to be interpolated, the style definition needs to be enclosed in curly braces. Since this is an object, you need to make sure that there are double curly braces. The following is the same component as above, but with the styles define using JavaScript notation:
class List extends Component {
render(data) {
return (

{
data.map(item =>
{item}
)
}

)
}
}
Since the style value is a JavaScript object, you can remove a style from within the markup and store it as a separate value. This is especially easy when you define a component in its own file:
// file: ./components/list.js
// Define inline styles as separate objects:
const listStyle = {
listStyle: 'none',
margin: '20px',
border: 'solid 1px #ccc',
borderBottom: 'none'
}
const listItemStyle = {
borderBottom: 'solid 1px #ccc',
padding: '5px 10px'
}
// Pass style objects to component:
class List extends Component({
render(data) {
return (

{
data.map(item =>
{item}
)
}

)
}
}
Although inline styles result in highly portable styled components, unless you separate out the style definitions into separate objects, they result in markup that is harder to read. Also inline styles have a major defect that they only allow styling the element they are on. You cannot style pseudo-elements or use media queries, etc. If you want a component to have encapsulated style without these limitation, consider using the stylor
module explained next.
Using Stylor
You can use the NPM module stylor to create a virtual stylesheet scoped to your components. You will do this inside the component's componentDidMount
lifecyle method. This requires the styles to be defined as a JavaScript object. Properties must be camel cased and values must be quoted. If you want, you can use hypenated properties by enclosing them in quotes. Simple selectors are fine, but complex properties will need to be enclosed in quotes. You can use hierachical nesting to define parent child relationships, similar to how LESS and SASS do. If the value for a property will be a pixel value, you do not need to provide the px
. values of plain numbers will get converted to pixel values.
Installing Stylor
Use NPM:
# cd to the project folder and run this:
npm i -D stylor
Importing Stylor into Your Project
After installing stylor
as a dependency of your project, you need to import it in your project. In whichever file you want to use it, import it like this:
import { createStylesheet } from 'stylor'
After importing createStylesheet
from stylor
you can use it to create a stylesheet for a component. The createStylesheet
function takes an object with two properties: base
and styles
. base
is a selector for the element from which styles will be scoped. This should be a unique selector, preferrably with an id. styles
is an object defining the styles to be created.
Here is an example of styles set up for a Component instance:
class PersonComponent extends Component {
render(person) {
return (

Name: {person.name.last}, {person.name.first}

Job: {person.job}

Employer: {person.employer}

Age: {person.age}

)
}
componentDidMount() {
// Define conponent-scoped styles:
createStylesheet({
base: '#person',
styles: {
border: 'solid 1px #ccc',
margin: '1em',
p: {
margin: 0,
padding: '5px 10px',
// Hover effect for p tags:
':hover': {
backgroundColor: '#ddd',
color: '#fff',
cursor: 'pointer'
}
}
}
})
}
})
An here is an example of styles set up for when extending Component:
class Person extends Component {
constructor(opts) {
super(opts)
this.container = '#person'
this.state = personData
}
render = (person) => (

Name: {person.name.last}, {person.name.first}

Job: {person.job}

Employer: {person.employer}

Age: {person.age}

)
componentDidMount() {
// Define conponent-scoped styles:
createStylesheet({
base: '#person',
styles: {
border: 'solid 1px #ccc',
margin: '1em',
p: {
margin: 0,
padding: '5px 10px',
// Hover effect for p tags:
':hover': {
backgroundColor: '#ddd',
color: '#fff',
cursor: 'pointer'
}
}
}
})
}
}
And here's a sample of some general styles
objects from an actual component. You can see that we can target element inside a component. Because the styles get scoped to the component, these styles will not leak out and affect other elements in the page.
styles: {
label: {
display: 'inline-block',
width: 100,
textAlign: 'right'
},
button: {
color: '#fff',
backgroundColor: 'green'
},
'button.delete': {
transition: 'all .25s ease-out',
border: 'solid 1px red',
backgroundColor: 'red',
color: '#fff',
padding: '10px 20px',
':hover': {
backgroundColor: '#fff',
color: 'red',
}
},
'li:last-of-type': {
borderBottom: 'none'
},
input: {
width: 150
}
}
Here's another sample styles
object:
styles: {
div: {
margin: 20,
span: {
position: 'relative',
top: '-1px',
display: 'inline-block',
border: 'solid 1px #007aff',
padding:' 5px 10px 5px',
minWidth: '20px',
textAlign: 'center'
},
button: {
fontSize: '13pt',
border: 'solid 1px #007aff',
color: '#fff',
backgroundColor: '#007aff',
padding: '3px 10px 3px',
cursor: 'pointer',
margin: 0,
':first-of-type': {
borderRight: 'none'
},
':nth-child(3)': {
borderLeft: 'none'
},
':last-of-type': {
backgroundColor: 'red',
borderColor: 'red',
color: '#fff',
marginLeft: 10,
':hover': {
backgroundColor: '#fff',
color: 'red'
}
},
':hover': {
backgroundColor: '#fff',
color: '#007aff',
borderColor: '#007aff'
},
'[disabled]': {
backgroundColor: '#ccc',
borderColor: '#ccc',
cursor: 'default',
opacity: '.75',
':hover': {
backgroundColor: '#ccc',
color: '#007aff',
borderColor: '#ccc'
}
}
}
}
}
Scoped Stylesheets and Memory
When you define styles on a class constructor, each instance of the class will have its own virtual stylesheet created. This is fine if the number of instances are not large. You should, however, bare in mind that each scoped stylesheet takes up memory. If you intend to create many instances of the same component, it might make sense to not create a scope style but to instead put the styles that all instances will share in your project's stylesheet.
SASS, LESS, POST-CSS
If you want, you can use SASS, LESS or PostCSS as CSS preprocessors in your project. To do so you will have to use the `gulp` versions. For SASS, use gulp-sass, or LESS use gulp-less and for PostCSS use postcss. Just install these like this:
npm i -D gulp-sass
// or
npm i -D gulp-less
// or
npm i -D gulp-postcss
Then add these to your project's gulpfile:
/////////////
// For SASS:
/////////////
const sass = require('gulp.sass');
// Define a task for SASS:
gulp.task('sass', function () {
gulp.src('./scss/.scss')
.pipe(sass())
.pipe(gulp.dest('./css'))
});
// Then add new SASS task to build:
gulp.task('default', ['sass', 'serve', 'watch'])
////////////
// For LESS:
////////////
const less = require('gulp-less')
// Define a task for LESS:
gulp.task('less', function () {
return gulp.src('./less/**/*.less')
.pipe(less({
paths: [ path.join(__dirname, 'less', 'includes') ]
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('./css'))
})
// Then add new LESS task to build:
gulp.task('default', ['less', 'serve', 'watch'])
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// For PostCSS
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const postcss = require('gulp-postcss');
// Define a task for PostCSS:
gulp.task('postcss', function () {
return gulp.src('./src/*.css')
.pipe(postcss())
.pipe(gulp.dest('./css'))
})
// Then add new PostCSS task to build:
gulp.task('default', ['postcss', 'serve', 'watch'])
Font Size
A Composi project includes the Boostrap 4.0 CSS reset. This has one slight change affecting font sizes. The html
tag has its font size set to 65.5%. And the body
tag has its font size set to 1.4rem. In fact, all font sizes in this stylesheet are set with rem
. This gives you a more flexible and responsive result.
Using Rem
When using rem
, if you want an equivalent to pixel values, add a decimal to it:
1.4rem = 14px
1.6rem = 16px
.5rem = 5px
1rem = 10px
2rem = 20px
Since a rem
value is set on the body tag, all other rem
values will be based on that. You can change the proportion of fonts in your app by changing the rem
value of the body tag. You can do this by opening your project's styles.css
file. Scroll to the bottom where you'll find the comment /* Local Styles */
. Any where after that you can add your own desired value for your project's base font size:
body {
/* font base of 16px */
font-size: 1.6rem
/* or font base of 12px */
font-size: 1.2rem
}


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Salesforce1 icons with new helper classes.
Salesforce1 icons with new helper classes.
The SFDC Salesforce1 styleguide provides a number of new icons both for setting context and also for UI elements. As part of this project we are providing icon classes and styles more in the style of Bootstrap or Font Awesome to make inserting icons easier. As many of these icons are image based, you will not have the same level of customization in terms of sizing or coloring as you do with the font-based icons.
.s1icon-xs
.s1icon-sm (default)
.s1icon-m
.s1icon-lg
.s1icon-xl
.s1icon-xxl
Mouse over to view CSS classes.
We have created a mapping of the SF1 custom icons to friendlier classnames. For example you can use .s1icon-c-heart instead of .s1icon-c-1. This should make the markup a little more readable.
Mouse over to view CSS classes.
If you would rather use the numeric classes for custom icons you can do so.
Mouse over to view CSS classes.
These are font based icons that can be used similar to the Glyphicons in Bootstrap.


Explain to a non-tech friend:
What 'scope' is, and how it works in javascript
Javascipt has two scopes: Global and Local. Global scope can be described as follows: Any variable declared outside of a function or a piece of code designed to do a specfic job is called a global variable and can be used by any piece of code in the entire program, there is no barriers or access restriction to that variable. On the other hand local scope is any variable that is declared inside a function. Local variables can only be used by the functions they are declared within. No other piece of code apart from that function can access the local variable. Local variables are deleted when the function is completed and global variables are deleted when you close the page.
In the javascript language, describe all the use cases for each of:
parentheses ()
Parentheses or round brackets are used in Javascript to group and hold expressions and parameters. Parentheses have multiple uses relating to functions and structures in a piece of code. They are used to contain a list of parameters/items passed to functions and control structures e.g (number,times). They are also used to group expressions to control the order and flow of the codes execution. Some functions have no parameters so the parentheses will remain blank like this ().
brackets []
In Javascript square brackets are opertors used to access an array. JavaScript arrays are used to store multiple values in a single variable e.g var fruits = ['banana', 'apple', 'orange']. The square brackets are used to specify a location within an array. The data at this location can be defined with the syntax array[element] = value and you refer to an array element by referring to the index number. To get an element, put it's index in square brackets. First index is 0 e.g alert(fruit[0]).
braces {}
Curly braces in Javascript define the beginning and end of functions blocks and statement blocks such as the for() and if() structures. Curly braces are also used for defining inital values in array declarations. When a function is called by the program all the code within the curly barces will run/execute.
single '' & double quotes ""
Single quotes '' are used to define a string in Javascript e.g alert('Hello World'). You can also define a string using double quotes "". In javascript single and double quotes are basically the same thing; they are used to define string literals. " and ' are interchangeable but need to be used together. There is one noticeable difference between " and'. If strings within " have a special character then that special character will need to be escaped. Example: Variable = "hi " there"; ---> here you need to escape the " inside the string like this: Variable = "hi \" there"; But if using, ' there is no need to escape (unless there is a extra ' in string). You can have the string like this: var = 'Hello " World"';


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Draw a UML diagram to show the following Java scenario:
1. One class called Dog
2. Dog has 5 private states; breed (String), age (int), name (string), gender(Boolean) and color(string).
Dog has 5 public behaviors: getBreed, getAge, getName, getGender, getColor. They each return their respective data type.
3. Dog has 5 private behaviors: setBreed, setAge, setName, setGender and setColor.They all have void return type but take a parameter for their respective data type.
(b)(2 marks)
Dog class is extends from class named Pet.
Please states the relationship between Dog and Pet and state the definition of this relationship.
(c)(2 marks)
State two advantages of the term that was defined in part (b).
(d)(3 marks)
Also, there is a class named Cat extends from class Pet and two classes, which are Poodle and Husky, extends from class Dog. Please draw a diagram to show the relationship between these 5 classes.
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Wahine fall 74-57 to Texas Southern in Bank of Hawaii Classic
by Kainoa CarlsonHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The University of Hawai'i women's basketball team fell to visiting Texas Southern, 74-57, on Sunday, wrapping up the Bank of Hawai'i Classic.
Wahine head coach Laura Beeman eluded to energy as a key factor in the defeat.
“It was all about lack of effort,” said Beeman following the game. “It’s not just about winning and losing; it’s about how you win and how you lose. We got beat in terms of effort tonight, and that can’t happen. For us to win next week, we need to go a find a bucket load of effort.”
The Rainbow Wahine (3-2) suffered their first loss of the season at home and will look to rebound next weekend with three consecutive games over the span of three days.
Junior forward Amy Atwell led the way for the Wahine, pouring in a team high 15 points, hitting 7-of-10 from the floor in 20 minutes of play.
The guard duo of Julissa Tago and junior Jadynn Alexnader each tallied 10 points, while Tago added five boards, and committed just one turnover in 32 minutes.
Turnovers continued to plague the Wahine throughout the night as UH as committed 22 miscues, compared to TSU’s 12. UH also struggled all evening from the free throw line, shooting just 9-of-19 for the game.
The 'Bows will have a chance at redemption in five days when the Wahine host the Heineken Rainbow Wahine Showdown at the Stan Sheriff Center.
The tournament is set to begin on Black Friday, Nov. 29, UH will host North Texas, North Carolina State, and Texas in the annual tournament.
The first of the three games will be televised on Spectrum Sports, as UH will take on the Mean Green at 5:00 p.m. HT on Friday.
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“Everything has been figured out, except how to live.” – Jean-Paul Sartre
I’m nearly 25 years old, and I’ve made my share of mistakes in my life. I’m not a big believer in regrets … and I have learned tremendously from every single mistake … and my life is pretty great.
However, there are a few things I wish I had known when I was graduating from high school and starting out as an adult in life.
Would I change things? I’m not so sure. I might never have gotten into a mountain of debt, but then I wouldn’t have learned the amazing satisfaction of getting out of it. I might have made better career choices, but then I wouldn’t have all the work experience that makes me the blogger and writer that I am today.
I might not have gotten married that first time, so that I would never have gotten divorced … but then I wouldn’t have my first two beautiful wonderful incredible children from that first marriage.
I don’t think I would change any of that. However, looking back, there are some lessons I’ve learned that I would probably tell my 18-year-old self. Do I share them now to share my regrets? No, I share them in hopes that younger men and women, just starting out in life, can benefit from my mistakes and my lessons.
What follows isn’t an exhaustive list, but it’s one that I hope proves useful to at least a few people.
 – Jack Handey
- How to control impulse spending. If there’s anything that got me in trouble financially, it’s impulse spending. Buying clothes when I don’t need them. Buying gadgets because I gotta have them. Ordering stuff online because it’s so easy. Buying that new shiny SUV because … well, because it was going to help me with women. I’m not proud of any of that. I’ve learned to control my impulses, at least a little better. Now, I give myself some time to breathe. I think over my purchases, see if I’ve got the money, think about whether it’s a need or a want. That would have been a useful tool 15 years ago.
- You gotta stay active. I was in track, cross country and basketball in high school, but once I started college, the running and basketball began to slowly fade away. Not right away — I played pick-up basketball for years after high school. But even that went away, until I became sedentary. Playing with my kids outdoors winded me. And I began to get fat. I’ve reversed that trend, and am very active now, but I’m still trying to burn the fat I gained in those inactive years.
- How to plan finances. I always knew that I was supposed to budget and track my spending, when I became an adult. I just was too lazy to do it. And I didn’t have a good idea of how to actually do it. Now, I’ve learned how to plan, and how to stick to that plan. Sure, I deviate from my plan, but I’ve learned how to handle that too. Maybe that’s not a skill you can learn from book reading. You just gotta practice. Well, I hope to teach it to my children before they go out on their own.
- Junk food will come back to bite you in the butt. Yeah, it wasn’t just the sedentary lifestyle that got me fat. It was all the damn junk food too. I would eat pizza and burgers and Twinkies and sugar cereal and desserts and donuts and … well, you get the picture. As someone used to being able to eat whatever I wanted, it never seemed like it would be a problem. Bad health was something to worry about when you got old. Well, my jeans began to get way too tight, and to my horror, I climbed several pants sizes and developed a gut that only now is going away. I wish someone had shown me an “after” picture when I was young and downing the Big Gulp sodas.
- Smoking is just dumb. I didn’t start smoking until I was well into my adult years. I won’t go into why I started, but it didn’t seem like a problem, because I knew I could quit anytime I wanted. Or I thought I could, at least, until several years later I gave it a go and couldn’t do it. Five failed quits later and I realized with horror that my addiction was stronger than I was. Sure, I eventually beat the habit (quit date: Nov. 18, 2005) but it took a piece of my soul to do it.
- Fund your retirement, son. And don’t withdraw it. This piece of wisdom, and probably all the ones above, might seem blisteringly obvious. And they are. Don’t think I didn’t know this when I was 18. I did. I just didn’t pay it serious attention. Retirement was something I could worry about when I was in my 30s. Well, I’m in my 30s now and I wish I could slap that little 18-year-old Leo around a bit. What money I could have invested by now! I had a retirement plan, but on the 3 occasions when I changed jobs, I withdrew that and spent it frivolously.
- All the stuff you’re doing that seems hard — it will be of use. This is the first one that might not be as obvious. There were times in my life when work was hard, and I did it anyway, but hated it.  Hard work isn’t as easy as I wanted it to be. But you know what? Every bit of hard work I did without knowing why I was doing it … it’s paid off for me in the long run. Maybe not right away, but I’m using skills and habits I learned during those times of high stress and long hours and tedious work — I use them all the time, and they’ve made me into the person I am today. Thank you, younger Leo!
- Don’t buy that used van without checking it out closely. I thought I was being smart by buying used, but I didn’t check it out carefully enough.  I could go on and on, but let’s just say that it wasn’t my best purchase. I still think buying used is smart, but check things out closely first.
- That guy you’re going to sell your car to? On a gentleman’s agreement?  I sold another car to a friend of a friend, who I was sure would pay me even if I had nothing in writing. That was smart. I still see the guy once in awhile on the road, but I don’t have the energy to do a U-turn and chase after him.
- Make time to pursue your passion, no matter how busy you are. I’ve always wanted to be a writer, and get a book published. I just never had time to write. With a family and school and a full-time job, there just weren’t enough hours in the day. Well, I’ve learned that you have to make those hours. Set aside a block of time to do what you love, cut out other stuff from your life that take up your time, and don’t let anything interfere with that work. If I had done that 15 years ago, I could have 15 books written by now. Not all would be great, but still.
- All that stuff that’s stressing you out — it won’t matter in 5 years, let alone 15. When things are happening to you right now, they mean all the world. I had deadlines and projects and people breathing down my neck, and my stress levels went through the roof. I don’t regret the hard work (see above) but I think I would have been less stressed if I could have just realized that it wouldn’t matter a single bit just a few years down the road. Perspective is a good thing to learn.
- The people you make friends with are so much more important than your job or the things you buy. I’ve had a few jobs, I’ve bought a lot of things, and I’ve made a few friends over these last 15 years. Of those, the only thing that still matter to me are the friends. And I wish I could have spent more time with friends (and family) than on the other things.
- All that time you spend watching TV is a huge, huge waste of time. I don’t know how much TV I’ve watched over the years, but it’s a crapload. Hours and days and weeks I’ll never have back. Who cares what happens on reality TV, when reality is slipping by outside? Time is something you’ll never get back — don’t waste it on TV.
- Your kids are going to grow up way faster than you think. Don’t waste a minute. I just had an Oh My God moment recently. My oldest daughter, Chloe, is 14 going on 15 next month. I have 3 years left with her before she leaves my house and becomes an adult. Three years! I am floored by that single fact, because it really doesn’t seem anywhere near enough time. I want to go back to my younger self and whack that younger Leo on the head and say Stop working so hard! Stop watching TV! Spend more time with your kids! These last 15 years with Chloe (and my other wonderful kids) have gone by much, much too fast.
- Forget the drama. Focus on being happy. There have been many things that have happened to me, professionally and personally, that seem like the end of the world. And while these things were bad, they get blown up in our heads so that they become major drama. They caused me to be depressed from time to time. What a waste of time. If I realized that it was all in my head, and that I could be happy instead if I focused on the positive, on what I did have, and what I could be doing … I could have skipped all the moping about.
- Pay more attention to blogs when you first hear about them. They’re more than just journals. I first read about blogs 7-8 years ago, but when I took a look at them they didn’t seem like anything of interest. Just some people’s journals about stuff they read on the web. Why would I want to read those? I have my own thoughts about the web, but I don’t need to share them with the world. I spent a lot of time on the Internet, on various sites and forums, but every time I happened upon a blog I would brush past it without interest. It wasn’t until a couple years ago that I discovered what wonderful things they could be (I mentioned some of my early favorites in my list of influences). If I had gotten into blogging years ago … well, I wouldn’t have been wasting all that time.
- Speaking of which, keep a journal. Seriously. Your memory is extremely faulty. I forget things really easily. Not short-term stuff, but long-term. I don’t remember things about my kids’ early years, because I didn’t record any of it. I don’t remember things about my life. It’s like a lot of foggy memories that I’ll never have access to. I wish I had kept a journal.
- Tequila is seriously evil. I won’t go into details, but it should suffice to say that I had some bad experiences, and I’m not sure I learned very much from them or benefited in any way except to learn that tequila is the drink of the Devil.
- Yes, you can do a marathon. Don’t put this goal off — it’s extremely rewarding. Running a marathon had always been a dream of mine, since high school … something I wanted to do but thought was out of reach. Or if I ever did it, it would be years and years later. Well, I learned that it’s not only achievable, it’s incredibly rewarding. I wish I had started training when I was young and light and fit … I could have had some good finishing times!
- All these mistakes you’re going to make, despite this advice? They’re worth it. My 18-year-old self would probably have read this post and said, “Good advice!” And then he would have proceeded to make the same mistakes, despite good intentions. I was a good kid, but I wasn’t good at following advice.  And that’s what I did, and I don’t regret a minute of it. Every experience I’ve had (even the tequila ones) have led me down the path of life to where I am today. I love where I am today, and wouldn’t trade it for another life for all the world. The pain, the stress, the drama, the hard work, the mistakes, the depression, the hangovers, the debt, the fat … it was all worth it.
“Let us so live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry.” – Mark Twain
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Providing membership services, personal identification verification, record keeping for preventing abuse by bad users and dispute resolution, processing complaints, delivering notices, etc.
3) Development of new services, improvements to service, marketing, and advertising
Developing and specializing new services (products), providing customized services, improvements to service, providing services and advertising exposure based on demographic characteristics, measuring access frequency and statistics concerning the user’s use of the service, providing advertising information, including promotional events and offering opportunities to participate in events, etc. (The user’s personal information is not provided to the individual or organization requesting the placement of such advertisements.)
2. Types of Personal Information Collected and Methods of Collection
※ Signups are permanently closed. We store personal information of existing members who have purchased items to allow them to use those items.
[Types of personal information collected]
1)At initial member sign-up and when using the Service, the Company collects the following information for member identification and the provision of optimized service.
- Required: Name, email address, password
- Required: Facebook user id number, name, email address
- Required: google user id number, name, email address
- Required: name, email address
2) While using the service, the following information may be collected with the user’s consent.
- Email address, password(If sign up with an external account, can input an optional password).
- To register partnership/suggestions: Company name(organization name), contact name, phone number, email address, webpage address, and FAX number
3) While using the service, or during the operation of the business, the following information may be generated and collected.
- Service usage records, cookies, access logs, IP addresses, abuse records, country code, device information (manufacturer(company name), model name, screen resolution, app speed, OS version)
[Methods of collection]
The Company collects personal information using the following means:
1) Collected at member sign-up, through event participation, by fax, by phone, by email, through on/offline websites and applications, through the customer center, and when requesting deliveries
2) Collected from partner companies
3) Collection through tools that compile generated information
3. Periods of Storage and Use of Personal Information Collected
By principle, the Company destroys, without delay, any personal information whose purpose and use has been accomplished. However, the Company preserves the following information for specified periods of time with the member’s consent or when the stipulations of relevant laws and regulations require such preservation.
1) Personal information preserved concerning commercial transactions
(1) Information preserved: commercial transaction records
(2) Basis for preservation: Law concerning consumer protection in Commercial Law, E-commerce, etc.
(3) Period of preservation: - records concerning contracts, subscription withdrawals, etc.: 5 years
- records concerning provision on payments, services, etc.: 5 years
- records concerning consumer complaints and dispute settlements: 3 years
2) Personal information preserved concerning log records
(1) Information preserved: Access records
(2) Basis for preservation: Protection of Communications Secrets Act
(3) Period of preservation: 3 months
4. Procedure and Method for Destruction of Personal Information
On principle, the Company destroys, without delay, any personal information when its purpose and use has been accomplished or when its period of preservation or use has expired. However, according to the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilzation and Data Protection, etc., the personal information of members who have no record of usage for a year are safely retained and separated from currently using members' information.
Procedures and methods for the destruction of personal information are as follows.
1)Procedure for the destruction of personal information
Any personal information entered by the user for membership sign-up, or any other purpose, after such purpose and use has been accomplished, it will be destroyed. But, in accordance with relevant laws and regulations (see Periods of Storage and Use of Personal Information Collection), it can be stored for a specified period of time and them destroyed. This personal information is not used for any purpose other than preservation, unless otherwise required by applicable laws and regulations..
2)Method of destroying personal information
Any personal information printed out on paper (printed, letters, etc.) is destroyed with a shredder or by incineration. Any personal information stored in electronic files is permanently deleted using methods with no possible means of restoration.
5. Provision and Sharing of Personal Information
On principle, the Company only uses the user’s personal information for the purpose of collection and use, and does not disclose it to other persons, enterprises, or organizations. However, the following exceptions may apply:
1) When prior consent is given by the user
The Company obtains user consent by informing the user who the business partners are, which information is required, why it is required, as well as how long, and through what means, it is protected/managed before the information is collected or provided. If the user does not give consent, no additional information shall be collected or shared with any business partners.
2) When required by stipulations in laws and regulations, or when requested by law enforcement agencies for investigation purposes through the procedures and methods stipulated by laws and regulations
6. Consignment Process for Personal Information
For providing professional customer support and service, the Company consigns the following personal information processing tasks to third parties.
To ensure the complete protection of personal information when establishing consignment contracts, the Company clearly states the details in the consignment contracts concerning strict compliance with instructions for the protection of personal information, the non-disclosure of personal information, and liability for any accidents.
[Service contractors]
- Contractor : BSH Co., Ltd., Transcosmoskorea Co., Ltd.
- Consigned Task : BSH Co., Ltd.(Service operations, Public relations , CS operations), Transcosmoskorea Co., Ltd.(Service operations, Public relations , CS operations, Customer Center operation)
- Period of storage and use of personal information: Until membership cancellation, possession and in the end of the period of use, until expiration of consignment contract
7. Refusal to Install/Operate Mechanisms That Automatically Collect Personal Information
[Use of cookies]
The Company may use any mechanisms that automatically collect personal information (cookies, etc.).
When you visit the Service, we may use cookies to automatically store and import your information for the provision of your personalized and customized service. These are small data files that your browser places on your computer.
1) We may use both session cookies and persistent cookies to better understand how you interact with our services, to monitor aggregate usage by our users and web traffic routing on our services, and to improve our services.
2) Most Internet browsers automatically accept cookies. You can instruct your browser, by editing its options, to stop accepting cookies or to prompt you before accepting a cookie from the websites you visit.
* How to unset a cookie (with Internet Explorer)
: click tools on your web browser > go to internet options > go to personal information
(You may unset cookies, provided that you agree there may be certain difficulties in using log-in services of websites.
[An App-log analysis by Google Analytics]
The Service use by users is analyzed by Google Analytics
[App error analysis using Crashlytics]
The company uses Crashlytics app error analysis tool offered by Crashlytics Company, and it doesn't use information of personal identification other than app error information. Users can refuse the use of Crashlytics by enabling it inside of our service.
[Customized ads]
If a user access to an external service provider's services with an external account, that external service provider can link user's device information (ads ID, ads parameter), which has no individual identification, with external service account information to offer customized ads.
* Example of setup method
: Access Facebook settings [link]; or choose advertisements rejection options through device's ID advertisements reset settings.
8. Technical/Administrative Measures for the Protection of Personal Information
1) Technical measures
(1) The Company safely protects the user’s personal information using security features in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, and internal policies.
(2) The Company makes every effort to prevent damage/loss by computer viruses by using secure antivirus programs. In order to ensure the protection of personal information, antivirus programs are updated regularly, and if there is a sudden virus outbreak, the antivirus programs are updated as soon as effective countermeasures have been made available.
(3) The Company stores and manages the user’s password in an encrypted form and employs security measures for safely transmitting personal information over the network.
(4) The Company also uses security measures for blocking outside intrusions and monitors the system for intrusion on a 24/7 basis in order to prevent any leakage of the user’s personal information by hacking, etc.
2) Administrative measures
(1) The user must take precautions not to lose their device or disclose their password to third parties. Particularly, if the device is lost without any self-protection (locking mechanism) in place, third parties may use the user’s personal information with malicious intent. Also, the user’s ID and password should not be shared with others and the password should be changed regularly.
(2) The Company strictly limits the handling of personal information to be done only by those performing administrative tasks related to personal information and those who absolutely need to access personal information due to the nature of their work. The Company also provides regular training to such employees to emphasize the importance of complying with the privacy policy.
9. Rights of Users and Methods of Exercising Rights
- Children under the age of 14 cannot sign up for the service. If any child under the age of 14 is found to have signed up, the Company can immediately terminate the underage user from the service.
- Children under the age of 14 who signed up for the service may request the Company to terminate their membership or to cancel their membership using the Service Settings menu.
- Any user may view or edit their registered personal information and request the termination of their membership at any time.
Any user may view or edit their personal information by clicking ‘Settings’ within the application and may cancel their membership by clicking ‘Settings ’.
- If a user requests a correction of an error on the personal information, that personal information cannot be provided or used until the correction is done. Also, if the wrong personal information was provided to 3rd party, the corrected results will be notified immediately to the 3rd party. When the personal information is terminated or eliminated by the user, the company will not view or use the personal information, other than what is according with the terms "Periods of Storage and Use of Personal Information Collected".
10. Privacy Officers, Inquiries, and Reporting
The Company employs privacy officers who are responsible for the protection of the users’ personal information and the handling of complaints concerning their personal information. For any questions concerning a users’ personal information, please contact the Chief Privacy Officer(Data Protection Officer), or the Deputy Privacy Officer, below:
Chief Privacy Officer(Data Protection Officer)
Cho Yu-Hyoung General Manager (Infra Division) ㅣ +82 1599-7983 ㅣ<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Deputy Privacy Officer
Lee Gyeong-A (Security Team) ㅣ +82 1599-7983 ㅣ<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Inquiries concerning the infringement of personal information may be directed to the Personal Information Infringement Report Center, the Cybercrime Investigation Department of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office, Republic of Korea, the Cyber Security Bureau of Korea National Police Agency, etc.
[Personal Information Infringement Report Center]
+82 118 ㅣ URL : http://privacy.kisa.or.kr/
[Cybercrime Investigation Department of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office, Republic of Korea]
+82 1301 ㅣ http://www.spo.go.kr
[Cyber Security Bureau of Korea National Police Agency]
+82 182 ㅣ URL : http://cyberbureau.police.go.kr/
11. Supplementary Provisions
1) In the case of an amendment to this privacy policy, the Company shall announce the reason for the amendment, and the effective date of the amendment, along with the current, effective privacy policy on a service page starting from 10 days in advance of the effective date and up to one day in advance of the effective date.
However, when there are changes to significant details concerning the rights and obligations of the user, the announcement shall be made at least 30 days in advance.
2) If the user does not explicitly express their refusal, despite the Company’s announcement that the user’s acceptance would be deemed as expressed unless the user clearly expresses their refusal before the effective date of the amendment, as the Company announces the amendment in accordance with Paragraph 1, the user will be deemed as having accepted the amendment.
3) Despite Paragraph 2, if the Company needs to collect additional personal information from the user, or provide additional personal information to third parties, the Company shall obtain additional consent to do so directly from the user.


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You will be given a random number at the start of the game.
There are four crystals below. By clicking on a crystal, you will add a specific amount of points to your total score.
You win the game by matching your total score to random number, you lose the game if your total score goes above the random number.
The value of each crystal is hidden from you until you click on it.
Each time, when the game starts, the game will change the values of each crystal.


This demo shows the difference in performance between Javascript and gpu performance when naively multiplying some matrices.
Hit the test button to run. Typically, it'll take about 5 secs to multiply the larger matrices in Javascript.


Trees on Geometrical Deformations to Model the Statistical Variability of Organs in Medical Images
Videos: Geometical Variablity at Level 3 and 4
PhD Thesis Advisors:
Xavier Pennec and Mauricio Reyes
Defense Jury:
Sebastien Ourselin, PhD, Prof., University College London
Rasmus R. Paulsen, PhD, Prof., Technical University of Denmark
Marco-D. Caversaccio, MD, Prof., University Hospital Bern
William M. Wells III, PhD, Prof., Harvard and MIT
Mauricio Reyes, PhD, University of Bern
Xavier Pennec, PhD, INRIA Sophia Antipolis
Abstract:
In medical image analysis, geometrical deformations are used to model intersubject variability. In orthopaedic applications, the geometrical variability is usually observable across anatomical scales. For instance, anatomical differences between mandible bones of different patients can be found on a coarse scale, between the entire left or right side, or on a fine scale, between teeth. Each level of granularity has specific regions of interest in clinical applications. The challenge is to connect the geometrical deformations to clinical regions across scales.
In this thesis, we present this connection by introducing structured diffeomorphic registration. At the core of our method is the parametrization of geometrical deformations with trees of locally affine transformations describing intersubject variability across scales. In a second step, we statistically model the deformation parameters in a population by formulating a generative statistical model. This model allows us to incorporate deformation statistics as a prior in a Bayesian setting and it enables us to extend the classical sequential coarse to fine registration to a simultaneous optimization of all scales. This kind of group level prior is natural in a polyaffine context, if we assume one configuration of regions that describes an entire group of images with varying transformations for each region.
We validate our approach on a wide range of orthopaedic applications: population-based implant design, biomechanical simulations and allograft selection for femur and mandibles. The improved intelligibility for clinicians and accuracy makes our method a good candidate for clinical use.
Figure: From Oriented Bounding Boxes to Geometical Variablity Across Scales


Applications Built On Boto
Many people have taken Boto and layered on additional functionality, then shared
them with the community. This is a (partial) list of applications that use Boto.
If you have an application or utility you’ve open-sourced that uses Boto &
you’d like it listed here, please submit a pull request adding it!
- botornado
- https://pypi.python.org/pypi/botornado
An asynchronous AWS client on Tornado. This is a dirty work to move boto
onto Tornado ioloop. Currently works with SQS and S3.
- boto_rsync
- https://pypi.python.org/pypi/boto_rsync
boto-rsync is a rough adaptation of boto’s s3put script which has been
reengineered to more closely mimic rsync. Its goal is to provide a familiar
rsync-like wrapper for boto’s S3 and Google Storage interfaces.
- boto_utils
- https://pypi.python.org/pypi/boto_utils
Command-line tools for interacting with Amazon Web Services, based on Boto.
Includes utils for S3, SES & Cloudwatch.
- django-storages
- https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-storages
A collection of storage backends for Django. Features the S3BotoStorage
backend for storing media on S3.
- mr.awsome
- https://pypi.python.org/pypi/mr.awsome
mr.awsome is a commandline-tool (aws) to manage and control Amazon
Webservice’s EC2 instances. Once configured with your AWS key, you can
create, delete, monitor and ssh into instances, as well as perform scripted
tasks on them (via fabfiles). Examples are adding additional,
pre-configured webservers to a cluster (including updating the load
balancer), performing automated software deployments and creating backups -
each with just one call from the commandline.
- iamer
- https://pypi.python.org/pypi/iamer
IAMer dump and load your AWS IAM configuration into text files. Once
dumped, you can version the resulting json and ini files to keep track of
changes, and even ask your team mates to do Pull Requests when they want
access to something.


A NodeJS library to simplify integration with Safaricom's Daraja M-Pesa API
Getting Started
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
Prerequisites
You need NodeJS & npm installed on your operating system
node --version
npm --version
Installing
Open a command line and navigate to your project's root folder and run
npm install --save daraja


NSString(SDExtensions) Category Reference
| Declared in | NSString+SDExtensions.h |
Tasks
-
+ stringWithNewUUID
A convenience method to create a UUID of type NSString using CFUUID* functions.
-
+ stringWithJSONObject:
A convenience method to create a JSON string from a given object.
-
– replaceHTMLWithUnformattedText:
A method to replace HTML in multi-line strings with an adequate plain-text alternative, using Unicode characters where appropriate to replace.
-
– replaceHTMLWithUnformattedText
A method to replace HTML in multi-line strings with an adequate plain-text alternative, using Unicode characters where appropriate to replace.
-
– stripHTMLFromListItems
A method to replace HTML in single-line strings designed for compact representation (e.g., items in a list)
This is similar in behavior to replaceHTMLWithUnformattedText except it makes no attempt to format text for attractive multi-line display. -
– escapedString
Replace the characters in the set
￼=,!$&'()*+;@?\n\"<>#\t :/
with percent escapes for the string in the receiver. -
– removeExcessWhitespace
Replaces all ocurrences of multiple white space characters in the receiver with a single space character.
-
– removeLeadingWhitespace
Replaces all leading white space characters in the receiver with a single space character.
-
– removeLeadingZeroes
Removes all leading zeroes in the receiver.
-
– removeTrailingWhitespace
Replaces all trailing white space characters in the receiver with a single space character.
-
– parseURLQueryParams
Returns a dictionary created from all key-value pairs in the receiver assuming it is formatted as URL query parameters.
Class Methods
Instance Methods
escapedString
Replace the characters in the set ￼=,!$&'()*+;@?\n\"<>#\t :/
with percent escapes for the string in the receiver.
- (NSString *)escapedString
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h
parseURLQueryParams
Returns a dictionary created from all key-value pairs in the receiver assuming it is formatted as URL query parameters.
- (NSDictionary *)parseURLQueryParams
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h
removeExcessWhitespace
Replaces all ocurrences of multiple white space characters in the receiver with a single space character.
- (NSString *)removeExcessWhitespace
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h
removeLeadingWhitespace
Replaces all leading white space characters in the receiver with a single space character.
- (NSString *)removeLeadingWhitespace
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h
removeLeadingZeroes
Removes all leading zeroes in the receiver.
- (NSString *)removeLeadingZeroes
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h
removeTrailingWhitespace
Replaces all trailing white space characters in the receiver with a single space character.
- (NSString *)removeTrailingWhitespace
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h
replaceHTMLWithUnformattedText
A method to replace HTML in multi-line strings with an adequate plain-text alternative, using Unicode characters where appropriate to replace.
- (NSString *)replaceHTMLWithUnformattedText
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h
replaceHTMLWithUnformattedText:
A method to replace HTML in multi-line strings with an adequate plain-text alternative, using Unicode characters where appropriate to replace.
- (NSString *)replaceHTMLWithUnformattedText:(BOOL)keepBullets
Parameters
- keepBullets
If
YES
then convert HTML list items tags into•
, rather than discarding them.
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h
stripHTMLFromListItems
A method to replace HTML in single-line strings designed for compact representation (e.g., items in a list)
This is similar in behavior to replaceHTMLWithUnformattedText except it makes no attempt to format text for attractive multi-line display.
- (NSString *)stripHTMLFromListItems
Declared In
NSString+SDExtensions.h


I'm currently in the first week of Epicodus' fullstack course! This is where you can find my updated portfolio. Overall, the content is basically the same. But I decided to try a different layout. I initially enrolled in Epicodus' introductory course, and had a previous portfolio. Now that I'm in the fullstack, you're now looking at the hopefully upgraded version.
This site basically has snippets of some of the work I've been playing with. You can see them if you click the link above PROJECTS. You can peruse the website to read about me. Not that I have any interesting accomplishments or anything really worthwhile. It might be fun to read about some basic person for your entertainment.
Oh by the way, this box that contains the text is scroll-able. So make sure to scroll so you won't miiss any content!
/Insert random quote to sound inspirational/ "Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned."


ResponseBodyParsable
open class ResponseBodyParsable : NSObject, NSDiscardableContent
The response objects should be inherited from the ResponseBodyParsable
to operate by the NetworkLayer
.
-
Returns creation date of the response by the
NetworkLayer
.Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var creationDate: Date
-
Override this initializer to create responses from the
Data
.Declaration
Swift
required public init?(_ data: Data)
Parameters
data
The response represented as
Data
-
Override this initializer to create responses from the
JSON
object.Declaration
Swift
required public init?(_ response: Any?)
Parameters
response
The
JSON
object asAny
type which could be casted toDictionary
orArray
-
Returns
true
in default.Declaration
Swift
public func beginContentAccess() -> Bool
-
Doesn’t do anything in default.
Declaration
Swift
public func endContentAccess()
-
Doesn’t do anything in default.
Declaration
Swift
public func discardContentIfPossible()
-
Returns
false
in default.Declaration
Swift
public func isContentDiscarded() -> Bool
-
Return specified parameter to work with
autoCache
API requests.Declaration
Swift
public func cachingEndsAt() -> Date?


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In this example we get a little more advanced. Here we use a custom hub api and we extend Kernel as well. This example also passes objects as messages. Modules A and B will call the hub api and modules C, D and E will process the results.
Module A
hub.refreshStatusFeed();
Refresh Status Feed
Module B
hub.updateStatus();
Update Status
Module C
Status Count:
0
Module D


Please, enable JavaScript to run Glider
Glider
2021.05.15
GitHub
In-browser
Game of Life
implementation
Ready to process
on
game field
Total cells count:
Press "randomize" at panel below to begin
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A javascript calendar that allows the user to choose a date. The dateSelect tag should be defined within a form tag. When the form is submitted a variable whose name is the
value of the name attribute is sent to the receiving script. The variable's value is the chosen date, in some format. <o2 header> must be defined early in the
template, so the correct Javascript-files can be included, and <o2 footer /> or <o2 postJavascript /> must be included later in the template in order for the
dateSelect tag to work.
First:
Then:
or
Choose date
or
and then later:
or
A main template should be responsible for including <o2 header> and <o2 footer>.
name
label - a text associated with the dateSelect input field. See also the tag.
labelClass - extra class for the label
epoch - epoch of date to be displayed in the input field. It will be displayed according to the format attribute.
value - unless there's an epoch attribute, this value will be displayed in the input field
accesskey - if label is specified, you can also specify an accesskey
format - default is the dateFormat of the current country
onUpdate - a Javascript function to be called when a date is picked. It gets one argument: the calendar object.
canType [0] - if the date can be typed in manually or not
size [10] - size of input field
language - default is the current language
type [icon] - could be icon or button
iconUrl [/images/system/sortbydate_16.gif]
style [width:80px] - style of both the input field and the button (if type is button); overridden by inputStyle and buttonStyle
theme [default] - Which CSS style to use
id - default is the same as the name attribute
hideDate [0] - hide the input field?
inputStyle - the input field style attribute; not used if hideDate is true (1)
buttonStyle - used only if type is button
buttonClass - used only if type is button
content - the button text - used if type is button
See also and .


public interface RowDelta extends SnapshotUpdate<RowDelta>
This API accumulates data and delete file changes, produces a new Snapshot
of the table, and commits
that snapshot as the current.
When committing, these changes will be applied to the latest table snapshot. Commit conflicts will be resolved by applying the changes to the new latest snapshot and reattempting the commit.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RowDelta |
addDeletes(DeleteFile deletes)
Add a
DeleteFile to the table. |
RowDelta |
addRows(DataFile inserts)
Add a
DataFile to the table. |
RowDelta |
caseSensitive(boolean caseSensitive)
Enables or disables case sensitive expression binding for validations that accept expressions.
|
RowDelta |
validateDataFilesExist(java.lang.Iterable<? extends java.lang.CharSequence> referencedFiles)
Add data file paths that must not be removed by conflicting commits for this RowDelta to succeed.
|
RowDelta |
validateDeletedFiles()
Enable validation that referenced data files passed to
validateDataFilesExist(Iterable) have not been
removed by a delete operation. |
RowDelta |
validateFromSnapshot(long snapshotId)
Set the snapshot ID used in any reads for this operation.
|
RowDelta |
validateNoConflictingAppends(Expression conflictDetectionFilter)
Enables validation that files added concurrently do not conflict with this commit's operation.
|
deleteWith, set, stageOnly
apply, commit, updateEvent
RowDelta addRows(DataFile inserts)
DataFile
to the table.inserts
- a data file of rows to insertRowDelta addDeletes(DeleteFile deletes)
DeleteFile
to the table.deletes
- a delete file of rows to deleteRowDelta validateFromSnapshot(long snapshotId)
Validations will check changes after this snapshot ID. If the from snapshot is not set, all ancestor snapshots through the table's initial snapshot are validated.
snapshotId
- a snapshot IDRowDelta caseSensitive(boolean caseSensitive)
caseSensitive
- whether expression binding should be case sensitiveRowDelta validateDataFilesExist(java.lang.Iterable<? extends java.lang.CharSequence> referencedFiles)
If any path has been removed by a conflicting commit in the table since the snapshot passed to
validateFromSnapshot(long)
, the operation will fail with a
ValidationException
.
By default, this validation checks only rewrite and overwrite commits. To apply validation to delete commits, call
validateDeletedFiles()
.
referencedFiles
- file paths that are referenced by a position delete fileRowDelta validateDeletedFiles()
validateDataFilesExist(Iterable)
have not been
removed by a delete operation.
If a data file has a row deleted using a position delete file, rewriting or overwriting the data file concurrently would un-delete the row. Deleting the data file is normally allowed, but a delete may be part of a transaction that reads and re-appends a row. This method is used to validate deletes for the transaction case.
RowDelta validateNoConflictingAppends(Expression conflictDetectionFilter)
This method should be called when the table is queried to determine which files to delete/append. If a concurrent operation commits a new file after the data was read and that file might contain rows matching the specified conflict detection filter, the overwrite operation will detect this during retries and fail.
Calling this method with a correct conflict detection filter is required to maintain serializable isolation for update/delete operations. Otherwise, the isolation level will be snapshot isolation.
Validation applies to files added to the table since the snapshot passed to validateFromSnapshot(long)
.
conflictDetectionFilter
- an expression on rows in the table


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