What is a Queue?
A Queue is a linear structure which follows a particular order in which the operations are performed. The order is First In First Out (FIFO). The difference between stacks and queues is in removing. In a stack we remove the item the most recently added; in a queue, we remove the item the least recently added.
How can we implement a Queue?
A queue can be implemented in the following ways: Array and Linked List.
Array
Structure of the queue is as follows:
Structure queue: maxsize : integer front : integer rear : integer items : array of item
Intilialising the queue:
procedure initialize(que : queue, size : integer): que.items ← new array of size items, initially empty que.maxsize ← size que.front ← 0 que.rear ← -1
Enqueueing: Adds an element, increments rear after checking overflow
procedure enqueue(que : queue, x : item): if que.rear = que.maxsize - 1: report overflow error else que.rear ← (que.rear + 1) % maxsize que.items[que.rear] ← x
Dequeueing: Removes an element at front of queue , increments front after checking underflow
procedure dequeue(que : queue, x : item): if que.front = que.rear+1: report underflow error else r ← que.items[que.front] que.items[que.front] ← 0 que.front ← (que.front + 1) % maxsize return r
Linked List
Another option to implement stacks. A stack is then a pointer to the "head" of the list, with perhaps a counter to keep track of the size of the list:
Structure node: data : item next : node or nil
Structure queue: head : node or nil tail : node or nil size : integer
procedure initialize(que : queue): que.head ← nil que.tail ← nil que.size ← 0
Enqueueing happens at the tail and Dequeueing happens at the head, so no overflow can happen but underflow can happen
procedure enqueue(que : queue, x : item): temp ← new node temp.data ← x if que.tail = nil: que.head , que.tail ← temp else que.tail.next ← temp que.tail ← temp que.size ← que.size + 1
procedure dequeue(que : queue): if que.head = nil: report underflow error else temp ← que.head que.head ← temp.next temp.next ← nil que.size ← que.size - 1 if que.head = nil: que.tail ← nil return temp.data
Table of Operations
| Operation | Syntax | Result |
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| Enqueue | E x, x is a number | Adds an element in the queue from rear |
| Dequeue | D | Removes the element at the front |
| Front | FR | Returns frontmost element of the stack |
| Rear | RE | Returns rearmost element of the stack |
| Is Empty | I | Returns a boolean value if queue is empty or not |
| Is Full (only for Array impl.) | F | Returns a boolean value if queue is empty or not |
| Length | L | Returns size of the queue |
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Thermalright Reveals Their New AXP-90 Low Profile Cooler
by Mike SandersI think many would agree that while the AMD Ryzen platform is proving to be hugely popular with consumers, there are few ‘simple’ cooler designs currently on the market that are designed to work with the AM4 socket. By ‘simple’, I specifically mean the ‘pushpin’ designs often seen with the Intel stock coolers (and those emulated by entry-level manufacturers). Thermalright, however, is one of the few companies that really seem to be embracing the red side of the fence with this simple installation method.
In announcing their latest model, the AXP-90, AMD owners can have a fully copper, low-profile air cooler that should (all going well) given some nice solid cooling results. All, incidentally, without having to retro-fit or work around a primary Intel design. Something AMD owners will be more than familiar with.
Thermalright AXP-90
For the sake of clarity, Thermalright should not be confused with Thermaltake. Albeit their names are clearly similar. Thermalright is what you might politely term a relatively ‘entry-level’ manufacturer based in China. From what we can see of the AXP-90, however, it does tick a lot of the right boxes. Specifically, as a cheap and inexpensive alternative to the stock AMD coolers which is what, realistically, this is marketing itself against.
- 4 x 6mm copper cooling pipes
- Full copper design
- AM4 socket compatibility (Intel 115X is also available).
- Low-profile design
- Quick installation (Simply attach the brackets based on your AMD or 115X socket directly to the heat sink).
How Much Will It Cost?
With an expected retail price of around £30-£40, the Thermalright APX-90 might seem like an excellent budget option that has its attractive points. For us, regardless of AMD or Intel, the main crux of this product would be whether it can outperform stock coolers. To which, the AMD Wraith Spire is surprisingly good and even the Intel stock cooler is more than capable.
Although not officially launched yet (even on their website) you can learn more about what to expect from the APX-90 through it’s bigger brother product via the link here!
What do you think? Do you like this design? – Let us know in the comments!


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SEC believes that going to JAPAN only is not a big thing, but after going to JAPAN, sociolizing with the their culture, and being as a part of JAPANESE environment is what matters a lot. So, before going to JAPAN, students must learn about JAPAN, how to cope with the JAPANESE environment, and must be fluent with JAPANESE Language. And this is the Key Success factor for making a way to JAPAN.
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One of the most popular Cuban ports of entry for boats arriving from the north is Marina Hemingway. The harbour for the marina is in fact called Santa Fe, and whilst it's the closest marina to Havana, it is nine miles west along the coast from the city.
Marina Hemingway can cater for approx. 150 boats, and the majority of slips now have both water and/or electricity. But be aware that this marina was built in the 1950s and not a huge amount has been invested since, so it is showing its age.
More than 50% of the berths are permanently occupied, the rest are for transients. As there is no alternative port within 70 miles east or west, be sure to check there is available space prior to arrival.
Havana's architecture reflects three principal periods in Cuba's history: Spanish colonial, American neo-colonial and revolutionary. The core of Old Havana (Habana Vieja), which occupies the western side of the long narrow entrance to Havana harbour, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.
The restoration of Old Havana continues and many of the old narrow streets have now been pedestrianised making a stroll around the old city much more enjoyable.
Approaches
From Marathon or Key West, one passes Havana itself, angling in to the coast and approaching Marina Hemingway which is some 9 miles further West of the City. There is a sea-buoy off the entry-channel to the marina which can be hard to find visually against the back-drop of low buildings, trees and the white-water surf along the beach.
There are reefs on either side of the entrance, which is difficult to identify until fairly close in. With an onshore wind, which is the usual direction during winter months, entering the marina is not easy and in strong winds and breaking seas, should not be attempted nor is a night entry safe to attempt.
Contact the marina on approach for entry instructions.
Note:
Position 23°05.3'N, 82°30.6'W (sea buoy)
See Cuba Formalities for detailed information on clearing into and out of Cuba.
Most visiting yachts try and enter at the large Hemingway Marina as the officials are used to dealing with foreign boats and are friendly and efficient. They speak good English.
It has been reported that it's best to wait until you are fairly close to the Marina before calling them on VHF Ch. 16 as the Harbourmaster who answers and can speak English, operates with a hand-held VHF. The marina also uses Channel 68, as a working channel, and 2790 kHz.
If you don't receive an answer, don't worry, it's highly likely the authorities are aware you are coming and will be ready to receive you.
There is a Customs dock in the entrance channel to the marina, just past the flag poles (but you can also stop anywhere along the seawall). Put your fenders at least 1 foot higher on your vessel than normal. Clearance formalities are completed here, after which a yacht is assigned a place in the marina.
Last updated April 2016.
Marina Hemingway, Canal 2 - North Wall - courtesy of http://commutercruiser.com/
The marina has a good range of services and Yacht Services Inc. is a useful source on local conditions. Boats can be hauled out by crane here and this is also a good place to store the boats ashore.
In 2016 marina berthing rates have increased substantially. See this April 2016 cruising report for details.
The two hotels by the marina both play loud music, so try and get a berth away from them if wanting some peace.
From the Marina there is a shuttle bus for 1cuc to the "Playa" from where you can get the double decker tourist bus to Old Havana for 5cuc. Both are hop-on hop-off and tickets are valid all day.
http://commutercruiser.com/marina-hemingway/
Excellent report with lots of photos of an April 2016 visit here.
Last updated April 2016.


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How could I win such an award, being in a room with so many great entrepreneurs and so many exciting companies and business ideas? There were companies in the competition already making a million dollars in yearly revenue (eligibility for the competition required that your company be making less that $3 million annually). By comparison, I wasn’t even making enough to quit my day job yet. I had to fake a doctor’s appointment that day just to attend the awards ceremony. Don’t these other people know what they’re doing more than I?
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I've led conversations and hands-on trainings at NICAR, SRCCON, NAHJ and EIJ. I'm particularly proud of a 9 a.m. Excel session featuring pivot tables. In 2020, I was a Curriculum Co-Chair working for the first virtual NAHJ/NABJ joint conference. The following year I took on the role of NAHJ Conference Chair, recruiting over a dozen industry leaders to create a training curriculum for the month-long virtual conference. The work was featured in an article for Latino Reporter, the conference student newsroom.
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Unaccounted Police Shootings
React | Design | Interactive
A table showing the number of police shooting cases missing from FBI data nationwide by user location or department. Collaborated with editors to tackle design challenges: making the UX minimal and clear while fitting long and sometimes repetitive department names in limited real estate.
Hearst Newspapers
How your state changed in the last decade
Mapbox | React | D3 | Design | Node
In connection with the release of decennial census data, this multi-newspaper project showed readers how demographics changed in both their neighborhood and in areas across the country. The design and build allowed for each Hearst publication to customize the default comparison point and toppers.
Hearst Newspapers
Where to Live (Neighborhood Guide)
Design | React | Mapbox | Data wrangling
A series of neighborhood guides that also feature census and education data. The key to this project was creating easy-to-use templates for both developers and editors, so new guides could be created by other Hearst newspaper publications.
Houston Chronicle
How Houston Floods
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A project that looks at infrastructure and zoning problems that contribute to Houston's flooding. Working closely with the newsroom's photo, graphics and data team we created an award-winning explainer that continues to be a piece the newsroom and readers turn to during inclement weather.
San Antonio Express-News
Off the Chart
React | D3 | Interactive | Design
This multi-part project had one key anchor, a searchable database of episiotomy and cesarean rates for all hospitals in Texas from 2016-2019. The series easily toggles from English to Spanish, including the full searchable database, graphics and captions.
The Wall Street Journal
Corporate Debt, Distress and More Borrowing
D3 | ai2html | Waypoints | Design | Data wrangling
A scrolly timeline that looked back at the role the Federal Reserve played in stabilizing the corporate bond market followed by the skyrocketing yield required by investors to buy those bonds during a tumultuous time at the start of the pandemic.
The Wall Street Journal
How the Bull Market Unraveled
D3 | ai2html | Data Wrangling
Working together with other graphics reporters, we collaborated in building, analyzing and visualizing data that looked at financial indicators as they reacted to pandemic shutdowns, eventually leading to the end of a 10-year bull market. This was one of the first explainers published after a week of fully-remote work.
The Wall Street Journal
New Budget? No Budget? Maybe You Need a Bit of Both
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Personalizing financial data was the main goal for this fun quiz that used reader responses to reveal the budgeting system that could work for them. An exciting part of this project was working closely with the reporter and designer as we figured out how different responses should affect the final result.
The Marshall Project
Sending Even More Immigrants to Prison
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A Justice Department memo calling for an increase in immigration prosecutions along the border had framed the policy as a significant change, but data showed that these offenses were already a vast majority of prison sentences. I wrote about the process of cleaning, analyzing and visualizing the data for OpenNews' Source.
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When You're the Only Cop in Town
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A months-long reporting project that involved calling hundreds of police departments to find towns with only one police officer. As the fentanyl crisis was starting to take root and school shootings were increasing, the story featured officers in three remote locations to document how they dealt with these rising issues.
The Marshall Project
Funds that are suppose to help crime victims can hurt black families
D3 | ai2html | Design
The goal for this story was to create visualizations that helped drive home the main point in the investigation: how the amount of financial support for crime victims correlated with the race of those asking for help.
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Diversity Report
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As a key member of the Diversity Committee, I updated style guides, organized the newsroom's first appearance at NAHJ and started a non-profit mixer at NICAR and IRE that still continues to this day. I'm most proud of advocating for the publication of The Marshall Project's first diversity report for which I also helped with goal setting and editing.


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public struct MiddlewareContext<ActionType, StateType> : ActionHandler
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Ayr's Kyle Academy named as best performing school in South Ayrshire
The official rankings have listed schools in order of percentage of kids passing a certain number of exams.
by Stuart Wilson, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/stuart-wilson/Kyle Academy has been named the top performing state secondary school in South Ayrshire.
Official rankings of Scotland's top 100 state secondary schools have been revealed.
Rankings were based on the performance of pupils across the country with schools ordered on the percentage of kids passing a certain number of exams.
The table - published today in the The Sunday Times ' Parent Power rankings - was also affected by the number of pupils who got two Advanced Highers or five or more National 5s.
Top spot was retained by Jordanhill School in Glasgow with the west end secondary boasting 83 per cent of pupils getting five or more awards at SCQF Level 6, the equivalent of Highers.
Kyle Academy in Ayr was the best performing South Ayrshire school, bagging 57th place on the list.
Prestwick Academy was next in at 78th on the rankings.
Queen Margaret Academy was named 93rd, while Belmont Academy rounded out the top 100.
(5+ Highers, 2+ Adv Highers, 5+ Nat 5s - per cent)
1 Jordanhill School (83, 48, 95)
2 Dunblane High School (76, 27, 92)
3 St Ninian's High School, Giffnock (75, 30, 89)
4 Boroughmuir High School (71, 33, 91)
5 Mearns Castle High School (75, 24, 91)
6 Williamwood High School (73, 24, 92)
7 Bearsden Academy (70, 29, 89)
8 Gryffe High School (70, 15, 94)
9 Douglas Academy (69, 20, 89)
10 Bishopbriggs Academy (66, 25, 89)
11 Banchory Academy (62, 31, 84)
12 Boclair Academy (67, 15, 88)
13 Cults Academy (61, 28, 86)
14 Lenzie Academy (61, 19, 92)
15= Balfron High School (62, 25, 83)15= Aberdeen Grammar School (61, 27, 83)
17 Strathaven Academy (61, 18, 81)
18 Woodfarm High School (55, 19, 88)
19 North Berwick High School (55, 22, 82)
20= Westhill Academy (56, 19, 80)
20= Mackie Academy (54, 24, 79)
22 Peebles High School (57, 21, 75)
23 Eastwood High School (53, 16, 87)
24 St Andrew's and St Bride's High School (55, 19, 79)
25 Linlithgow Academy (56, 17, 76)
26= Oldmachar Academy (55, 8, 86)
26= Turnbull High School (55, 11, 83)
28 Hyndland Secondary School (53, 18, 79)
29= Kirkintilloch High School (56, 15, 75)
29= Craigmount High School (51, 20, 80)
31= McLaren High School (56, 17, 72)
31= The Royal High School (52, 20, 77)
33= Currie Community High School (52, 21, 75)
33= James Gillespie's High School (48, 28, 76)
35 Dalziel High School (55, 10, 78)
36= Balerno Community High School (53, 15, 75)
36= Plockton High School (47, 23, 79)
38= Clydeview Academy (51, 15, 76)
38= Monifieth High School (51, 10, 81)
40 Earlston High School (48, 20, 76)
41 Kemnay Academy (48, 14, 81)
42 Notre Dame High School (51, 15, 73)
43= Our Lady's High School, Cumbernauld (51, 11, 76)
43= Wallace Hall Academy (44, 19, 82)
45 Aboyne Academy (46, 22, 73)
46 Hermitage Academy (45, 18, 78)
47= St Luke's High School (49, 12, 75)
47= Firrhill High School (48, 17, 72)
47= Largs Academy (46, 15, 78)
47= Madras College (45, 23, 72)
51 Elgin Academy (48, 20, 67)
52 Mearns Academy (47, 16, 72)
53= Inverkeithing High School (44, 18, 75)
53= Arran High School (39, 27, 76)
55 Stewarton Academy (45, 19, 71)
56 Queensferry Community High School (48, 15, 68)
57= Kyle Academy (46, 12, 74)
57= The Community School of Auchterarder (46, 15, 71)
59 Kinross High School (42, 21, 72)
60= Dalbeattie High School (47, 13, 69)
60= Stromness Academy (44, 12, 76)
62= West Calder High School (47, 10, 70)
62= Larbert High School (44, 11, 75)
62= St Mungo's High School (44, 14, 72)
62= Ullapool High School (44, 15, 71)
62= Alford Academy (40, 17, 77)
67= St Margaret's Academy (47, 7, 72)
67= Grove Academy (44, 13, 72)
67= Holyrood Secondary School (43, 11, 76)
67= The James Young High School (43, 16, 71)
71= St Maurice's High School (45, 8, 74)
71= St Ninian's High School, Kirkintilloch (43, 7, 79)
73= Knox Academy (45, 16, 65)
73= Our Lady's High School, Motherwell (44, 8, 75)
73= Grantown Grammar School (39, 17, 76)
76 St Thomas of Aquin's RC High School (40, 19, 71)
77 St Columba's High School, Gourock (43, 13, 70)
78= Anderson High School (41, 12, 74)
78= Dunbar Grammar School (41, 18, 68)
78= Prestwick Academy (41, 7, 79)
81= Wallace High School (45, 13, 64)
81= Broxburn Academy (44, 6, 73)
81= Culloden Academy (44, 10, 69)
81= Holy Cross High School (42, 8, 75)
81= Our Lady and St Patrick's High School (41, 12, 73)
81= Park Mains High School (41, 11, 74)
81= Ellon Academy (39, 15, 74)
88 Crieff High School (41, 15, 69)
89= Milne's High School (41, 14, 69)
89= Breadalbane Academy (36, 19, 74)
91= Millburn Academy (43, 10, 68)
91= St Kentigern's Academy (40, 11, 73)
93= Glasgow Gaelic School (68, 27, -)
93= Lasswade High School (42, 10, 69)
93= Greenfaulds High School (40, 9, 74)
93= Queen Margaret Academy (38, 10, 77)
97= Hamilton Grammar School (42, 12, 66)
97= Biggar High School (40, 11, 71)
97= Marr College (39, 9, 75)
100= Belmont Academy (39, 16, 67)
100= Stirling High School (38, 14, 71)


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 24 macaroons (12 if sandwiched together)
Dietary
Beautiful macaroons are one of the current ‘sweet’ crazes. Make a batch, put them in a pretty box tied up with ribbon, and give them to a friend as a dazzling gift.
Equipment and preparation: You will need a piping bag fitted with a 1cm/½in nozzle.
Preheat the oven to 170/C/325F/Gas 3 and line a large baking tray with baking paper.
Put the icing sugar, ground almonds and 40g/1½oz egg whites together in a large bowl and mix to a paste.
Put the water and caster sugar in a small pan and heat gently to melt the sugar, then turn up the heat and boil until the mixture starts to go syrupy and thickens - I don’t use a thermometer but if you prefer to use one, it should read 115C/239F at this stage.
Whisk the remaining 50g/2oz egg whites in a small bowl until medium-stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed from the bowl, then pour in the sugar syrup, whisking until the mixture becomes stiff and shiny. For coloured macaroons, add a few drops of food colouring. Tip this meringue mixture into the almond paste mixture and stir gently until the becomes stiff and shiny again.
Spoon into the piping bag. Pipe a little mixture under each corner of the baking paper to stop it sliding around. With the bag held vertically, pipe 4cm/1½in flat circles onto the lined tray, about 2cm/¾in apart, twisting the bag after each one. The mixture should be quite loose to give a smooth finish. The piping will leave a small ‘tip’ on each circle so, when they’re all piped, give the tray 2–3 slams on a flat surface to flatten them. At this stage, sprinkle with desiccated coconut if you want.
Leave to stand for 30 minutes to form a skin then bake in the oven for 12–15 minutes with the door slightly ajar until firm. Remove from the oven, lift the paper off the baking tray and leave the macaroons to cool on the paper.
When cool, sandwich the macaroons together with whipped cream. They can be kept for a couple of days, if they hang around that long!


ws
A nimble web server
ws is a nimble static content web server. That’s it, no bells,
no whistles. It can serve http and https version 1 and 2 websites
as it is a minimal solution built on Go’s http/https packages.
By default it serves the content out your current working directory
as http://localhost:8000. It will NOT serve out content in directories
beginning with a period (e.g. .ssh, .git).
Requirements
- Golang version 1.7.3 or better
Setup
ws is “go gettable”
go get github.com/rsdoiel/ws/...
compiling from source
Here’s my basic approach to get things setup. I assume you’ve got Golang already installed.
- ws a nimple webserver for static content
- Built on Golangs native http/https modules
- Restricted file service, only from the docroot and no “dot files” are served
- No dynamic content support
- Quick startup, everything logged to console for easy debugging or piping to a log processor
git clone https://github.com/rsdoiel/ws $HOME/src/github.com/rsdoiel/ws
cd $HOME/src/github.com/rsdoiel/ws
go test
go build
go build cmds/ws/ws.go
If everything compiles fine then I do something like this–
go install cmds/ws/ws.go
Compiled versions
You can also grab one of the precompiled version at https://github.com/rsdoiel/ws/releases/latest
features
- http/https protocols
- static file server
Configuration
Configuration for ws can be passed directly from environment
variables. That makes them container friendly. The environment can be
overwritten by command line options.
The standard set of environment variables are
- WS_URL the URL to listen for by ws
- WS_DOCROOT the directory of your static content you need to serve
- the default is . (your current directory)
- WS_SSL_KEY the path the the SSL key file (e.g. etc/ssl/site.key)
- default is empty, only checked if your WS_URL is starts with https://
- WS_SSL_CERT the path the the SSL cert file (e.g. etc/ssl/site.crt)
- default is empty, only checked if your WS_URL is starts with https://
command line options
- -u, -url overrides WS_URL
- -d, -docs overrides WS_DOCROOT
- -k, -key overrides WS_SSL_KEY
- -c, -cert overrides WS_SSL_CERT
- -h, -help displays the help documentation
- -v, -version display the version of the command
- -l, -license display software license


priority2meme [options] <matrix file>
Convert an PRIORITY matrix file into a MEME motif file suitable for use with MEME Suite programs.
The name of a PRIORITY file, which describes a motif in terms of a position weight matrix.
| Option | Parameter | Description | Default Behavior |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Options |


Teams simplify access controls
Teams allow your organization to delegate access to your namespace and
repositories in a controlled fashion. Each team has permissions that
apply across the entire org, and can also be given specific levels of
access to specific repositories. A user is switching roles? No problem,
change their team membership and their access will be adjusted accordingly.
Owners of your organization, and members of other teams with
administrator privileges, have full permissions to all repositories
in the organization, as well as permissions to view and adjust the
account settings for the organization. Add users to these teams with
caution.


OPEN-GRIN-POOL
Blocks Mined by Pool
Pool Status
Connection:
Height:
Difficulty:
Miner Status
Input Your Miner Login Name:
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Seems that this year a lot of KDE hackers will go to FOSDEM and I won't be an exception :)!
I have not defined my roadmap (yet), but at least I'll have a couple of meeting regarding the future of KBluetooth, and sooner than you think I'll come back with great news about Bluetooth+KDE.
If you're in the FOSDEM and you have doubts or ideas about Bluetooth+KDE ping to me I'll be around *KDE* stuff in there.
cya!


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java.lang.Object greenfoot.Actor Robot
public abstract class Robot
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Robot(greenfoot.Color color)
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
act()
The main loop. |
protected void |
addedToWorld(greenfoot.World w)
|
abstract void |
behave()
Method that sequences behavior of robot. |
void |
down()
Moves robot 1 to the down if it has not moved yet. |
int[] |
getData()
Get ten entire data array. |
int |
getData(int idx)
Get value at idx from data array |
int |
getOldX()
|
int |
getOldY()
|
abstract void |
init()
Initialize the robot. |
boolean |
isClearDown()
|
boolean |
isClearLeft()
|
boolean |
isClearRight()
|
boolean |
isClearUp()
|
boolean |
isStuck()
|
void |
left()
Moves robot 1 to the left if it has not moved yet. |
void |
right()
Moves robot 1 to the right if it has not moved yet. |
void |
setData(int[] newData)
Set a new value for the data array |
void |
setData(int idx,
int value)
Store the int value at index idx in the data array. |
void |
setLocation(int x,
int y)
|
void |
up()
Moves robot 1 to the up if it has not moved yet. |
| Methods inherited from class greenfoot.Actor |
|---|
getImage, getIntersectingObjects, getNeighbours, getObjectsAtOffset, getObjectsInRange, getOneIntersectingObject, getOneObjectAtOffset, getRotation, getWorld, getWorldOfType, getX, getY, intersects, isAtEdge, isTouching, move, removeTouching, setImage, setImage, setRotation, turn, turnTowards |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Robot(greenfoot.Color color)
| Method Detail |
|---|
public final void act()
act
in class greenfoot.Actor
protected final void addedToWorld(greenfoot.World w)
addedToWorld
in class greenfoot.Actor
public abstract void behave()
public final void down()
public final int[] getData()
public final int getData(int idx)
idx
- The index of the value to return
public final int getOldX()
public final int getOldY()
public abstract void init()
public final boolean isClearDown()
public final boolean isClearLeft()
public final boolean isClearRight()
public final boolean isClearUp()
public final boolean isStuck()
public final void left()
public final void right()
public final void setData(int[] newData)
newData
- the array that will replace the current data arraypublic final void setData(int idx, int value)
idx
- the index of the arrayvalue
- the value to store in the arraypublic final void setLocation(int x, int y)
setLocation
in class greenfoot.Actor
public final void up()


AUTOUPDATE(1) User Commands AUTOUPDATE(1) NAME autoupdate - Update a configure.in to a newer Autoconf SYNOPSIS autoupdate [OPTION] ... [TEMPLATE-FILE...] DESCRIPTION Update the TEMPLATE-FILE... if given, or `configure.ac' if present, or else `configure.in', to the syntax of the current version of Autoconf. The original files are backed up. Operation modes: -h, --help print this help, then exit -V, --version print version number, then exit -v, --verbose verbosely report processing -d, --debug don't remove temporary files -f, --force consider all files obsolete Library directories: -B, --prepend-include=DIR prepend directory DIR to search path -I, --include=DIR append directory DIR to search path AUTHOR Written by David J. MacKenzie and Akim Demaille. REPORTING BUGS Report bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2003 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. SEE ALSO autoconf(1), automake(1), autoreconf(1), autoupdate(1), autoheader(1), autoscan(1), config.guess(1), config.sub(1), ifnames(1), libtool(1). The Debian project regards the full documentation for autoupdate to be non-free, so it is not included in Debian. Nevertheless, the non-free distribution that accompanies Debian includes the manual in its autoconf- doc package. Otherwise, you may be able to access the Autoconf manual online. autoupdate 2.59 September 2005 AUTOUPDATE(1)


Edgar Poe - Lorem ipsum
Generate Lorem ipsum-like text from his poem "Raven" to be precise.
Nevermore!


Stereotype Threat
February 1, 2015
My experience transitioning into becoming a programmer has been my biggest exposure to stereotype threat so far because I am a woman who comes from a non-technical background and has had bad experiences with math in the past. Although most of these feelings have been self-imposed, I have felt more embarrassed than usual in certain pairing sessions with men if I can't come up with the correct solution, and feel a lot of the time like I have to prove myself more to be considered at the same level as a man.
I have found so far that the best way to combat these feelings when they come up is by focusing on acting professional and letting go of my ego or focus on 'self' and trying to hope that my partner is doing the same. I have also started to really appreciate partners who are more knowledgeable than I am - even if they are men - because they can offer a great learning experience and help me improve. Looking at this type of an experience as helpful instead of threatening or condescending is a very useful point of view shift.
If I sense that somebody else in experiencing stereotype threat, I will try to be as neutral and professional as possible because I think that type of attitude always helps people feel more comfortable and like they are taken more seriously. If I ever have to explain a concept to a pair that they don't understand, I will focus on checking along the way to make sure that I am not sounding condescending or explaining something that they already know. Answering this question in the public setting is much more difficult, but I try to treat everybody equally and foster a welcoming vibe that doesn't discriminate, so I think that is the best way I can help peope in general feel more comfortable.


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Just messing around with a new lens at the lake. I wish I had bought the 100-400 before going to Africa. Anyway this must be dragonfly mating season.


>> whoami
arshbot is the dev persona of an early 20s american born indian that goes by the name Harsha Goli. The name is derived from a childhood nickname that stuck after I wore home made robot costumes for halloween many times in a row, each iteration being dubbed arshbot2000, arshbot3000 etcetera.
The design of this website is intentional. It's job is simple - to host a brief explanation of who I am, what I've done, and what I think. For this reason, this site does not require a frilly design, nor does it even require javascript. It's execution is simple and concise. No more, no less.
| _arshbot | |
| Github | arshbot |
| deletemyoldaccount | |
| Keybase | arshbot |
| protonmail | harsha goli at proton mail dot com |
Don't donate to me, donate to save puppies - I'll be doing things either ways. But if you must throw me some dust...
| bitcoin | bc1qnuahsk62wfleejrp9su5wmqushm4dh4z29pqwn |


UC Berkeley
BA in Computer Science
August 2014 - Present
Expected graduation in May 2018
Relevant Courses
CS 61A The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs CS 61B Data Structures CS 61C Machine Structures CS 70 Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory CS 98 Introduction to Photoshop and Illustrator Math 53 Multivariable Calculus Math 54 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations Data8 Foundations of Data Science
Warning: The list of coursework does not indicate the full body of knowledge that I have gained during my undergraduate career.


About Me
I am a learning enthousiast! I've been an educator for ten years and I’ve gained a wealth of knowledge from my students as well as my colleagues. I have experience working with students from diverse backgrounds, at different grade levels, and in different states. I hold a professional teaching license in Minnesota and in Florida.


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OpenM++ runtime library (libopenm)
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OpenM++ modeling library: run controller class to create new model run(s) and support data exchange. More...
OpenM++ modeling library: run controller class to create new model run(s) and support data exchange.


Beyond beds and books, hostel life grows up, is what they say. But at IIIT Guwahati, hostel life is more than just books and the hostel rooms. It's about sharing, caring, exciting events, and a home away from home with a new family.
Most of the students have their first time stay away from their parents when they come to IIITG, but rest assured, there is nothing to worry about. The environment here is absolutely safe and secure. The community is very much caring and helpful. Starting to live in the hostel is like having unlocked a door to a treasure, a treasure of opportunities. IIIG community offers ample of diversified opportunities to aid student's personality development.
You can pursue whatever you want. You like dancing - there is dancing club, you like guitar - there is music club, you like robotics and exciting stuff - there is robotics club. Photography club, Literary club, Programming club, Entrepreneurship club (E-cell) and whatever your hobby is, you can always find peers with similar hobby in a club. You can dream whatever you want and chase it because sky is the limit. Within the first year, you may find yourself able to develop android apps or websites, just with the help of clubs.
At IIIT Guwhati, ragging is completely prohibited. The Institute has zero tolerance towards ragging. In fact, when you start living at the hostels, you realize that the seniors are extremely helpful and are always there to guide their juniors with their experiences in various fields.
Living in the hostels with the seniors' help available at any hour truly makes the life at the hostels easier. You can learn a great deal from your seniors.


[gecode-users] How to use Gecode binaries from within MSVC's IDE
Filip Konvička
filip.konvicka at logis.cz
Mon Aug 25 17:26:11 CEST 2008
> First, the "fix" I just send does not fix the problem... It does for me but
> not for Jan.
>
> The crashes are totally bizarre, as far as the debugger tells the crash
> occurs right in the heart of copying... That's close to impossible as Gecode
> does not use char there...
>
Well, if someone overwrites memory somewhere else, anything can occur...
> I'll have a closer look tomorrow (my problem is that I know very little
> about MSVC's IDE and hoped that I could get away with that). I'll try the
> voodoo you suggest.
>
This almighty cure is mainly for solving issues with wstringstream and
std::wcin/std::wcout, but who knows, it saved me a lot of trouble already.
> Maybe, you still use MSVC 2005?
>
I already have MSVC 2008 SP1. All Gecode scripts I'm running now use
UNICODE and no crashes occur (even with my FloatVars :-)). However, one
thing on my TODO list is investigating this: when I break the execution
somewhere and inspect the variables (like FloatVarImp or IntVarImp), the
'home' pointer inside all variables is set to '0xBAADF00D', which is a
little scary. You know, everything seems to work, but it's creepy. So
far I thought that maybe I miscompiled Gecode somehow...
Cheers,
Filip
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December 2017
First pull request made, Dec 24
January 2018
Replay Protection, Jan 5
BTC UTXO integration, Jan 7
Release of Electrum Wallet, Jan 27
First fork simulation and testnet, Jan 28
February 2018
Replay Protection Upgraded, Feb 18
Full Node Desktop Wallet, Feb 20
Partial SegWit Support, Feb 25
Final Testnet, Feb 26
- Allowed coin claim testing
Snapshot of BTC and ZCL, Feb 28
March 2018
Fork-merge and Mainnet Launch, March 2-3
First BTCP Trezor txn, March 9
First BTCP Ledger Nano S txn, March 16
April 2018
Enable SegWit coin claiming, April 11
Ledger Nano S support, April 16
Electrum release for Ledger Nano S, April 19
Trezor code merged, April 23
BTCP Rebase Begins [MAJOR]
- Rebase BTCP from ZEC to BTC codebase. ZEC codebase 3 years behind BTC
- Also enables facile upgrading of the BTCP node with BTC upstream merges
- Major upgrades include:
- BIP32
- SegWit
- Lightning Network
- Many more
Closed Beta Merchant Platform Release
Q2 2018
Open Beta Merchant Platform Release
BTCP Google Chrome extension
One-click miner
- Allows users to easily mine BTCP at their mining pool of choice or solo mining
Translated wallets
- Will include all the languages present on our website
Merchant Platform Phase 2
Q3 2018
Finish rebasing of BTCP
Initiate soft fork for full SegWit support
Lightning Network Initiated
Embedded Tor / Tor by default
Tor Wallet
- Complements embedded Tor
Merchant Platform Phase 2 & 3
- E-comerce plugins integration (Shopify, Magento, WHMCS, 3dCart, Woocommerce, PrestaShop, Bigcommerce, etc)
Q4 2018
Dandelion privacy protocol
- Superior obfuscation technique involving the “stem” and the “fluff” that will help to further privatize Bitcoin Private’s transparent txns
Default Privacy
- Make shielded txns default in all wallets
Merchant Platform Phase 3 & 4
- Payment Gateway Integration
2019
Evaluate alternate proofs of work
Incorporate new Jubjub / Sapling enhancements
- iOS wallet with shielded txns
- Merchant platform with shielded txns
Shielded Transactions become default
Evaluate making shielded transactions mandatory


Sherlock Test Suite
View documentation and source code
Ahem, it might help if you enable Javascript to test a Javascript library...
Made by
Neil Gupta
🐨


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I don't understand this codes in Lean Library (data nat prime.lean -line 233-239)
/-- factors n
is the prime factorization of n
, listed in increasing order. -/
def factors : ℕ → list ℕ
| 0 := []
| 1 := []
| n@(k+2) :=
let m := min_fac n in have n / m < n := factors_lemma,
m :: factors (n / m)
What is n@(k+2) ?
Could someone explain for me? Thanks.
It's a pattern match, so we are in the case where n = k+2
. The n@
notation allows us to also give a name to k+2
, the original argument of the function; you can replace n
with k+2
everywhere and it would be the same
@Mario Carneiro what does it mean in have
in the loop?
it's two statements:
let m := min_fac n in have n / m < n, from factors_lemma, m :: factors (n / m)
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File System
This page has the technical details and manuals for the File System products. The main website's File System page has more info as well.
ALFAT Evaluation Kit
This kit offers everything needed to evaluate F40 (ALFAT) and the different ALFAT OEM boards. As F40 and F20 share the same command set, this kit can also be used for understanding the F20 commands.
The kit includes:
- ALFAT OEM board
- ALFAT SDR board
- ALFAT EVAL carrier board
- Storage devices and USB cable
- Part Number AFEVL-FS-524
- ALFAT Eval Kit Schematic
- File System User Manual
- Software Bundle
- UART/SPI Command Implementation
F40 (ALFAT) Chipset
F40, originally called ALFAT, is the flagship file system chipset.
- Part Number ALF2X-SC-512
- Datasheet
- User Manual
- Firmware v1.0.8
- Firmware v2.0.0
ALFAT OEM Board
F40 chipset with SD and dual-USB connectors. The PHY needed for USB 2.0 480 MHz speeds is available on one of the USB ports.
- Part Number ALFAT-OM-337
- ALFAT-OEM Schematic
ALFAT SD
F40 chipset with SD connector.
- Part Number ALFAT-SD-338
- ALFAT-SD Schematic
ALFAT USB
F40 chipset with USB connector.
- Part Number ALFAT-USB-428
- ALFAT-USB Schematic
ALFAT SDR
This board wires the F40 in SD-reader mode.
- Part Number AFSDR-FS-523
- ALFAT-SDR Schematic
F20 Chipset
This low-cost chipset is compatible with F40 but with a limited feature set.
- Part Number F20SC-SC-558
- Datasheet
- User Manual
- Firmware v1.0.3
F20 uSD Board
This boards combines F20 with a micro SD card connector on a very tiny circuit.
- Part Number F20FS-546
- F20-uSD Schematic
Firmware Upgrade
It is possible to upgrade and downgrade the firmware on the file system chipsets using the built in GHI Bootloader v1. The product datasheets explain how to enter the bootloader. The GHI Bootloader page details how to use it.
Legacy Products
uALFAT Chipset
This is a legacy product, replaced by F40.
USBwiz Chipset
This is a legacy product, replaced by F40.
Legal
License
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Hello, I'm Viviane and I was born in São Paulo (Brazil). I´ve lived in Campinas since my studies at University, and after my degree, I started to work with Distributed Control System. I love science, traveling and meeting people.
I have traveled to different countries on my vacation, experiencing new habits, costums, food, activities and landscapes. I visited Canada for the first time in 2016 and I fell in love with its multicultural and bilingual society, which I had never seen in another country. I decided to move to Vancouver due to the climate, hospitality and vibrant atmosphere, to study.
This will be my new journey, my new home !
Run: I like to run in the morning, every single day. I started to run because of my roomates at my first year in Campinas and to keep myself fit and healthy. I fell in love with running! Today, running is more a lifestyle, keeping my mind fresh.
Science: I love to teach science to children, teenagers, as well as my friend´s children. It keeps me studying and learning.
Travel: at the begin, it was a way to run away from my busy city to get some rest. After some vacations, it became a passion and opportunity to learn new languages and costums, check out museum, hotels and places to have fun, activities, local currencies, type of government, airports and logistics, loss and damage management. Since traveling is a challenge that requires discipline, patience and good humor.


Hi! My name is Nathan Schmidt, I am a Full Stack Web developer specializing in React, NodeJS and jQuery, I have some experience with Vue, Angular and PHP. I believe in innovative, functional design based in core fundamentals and best practice approaches to coding.
I have been involved in two Montreal startups which have both become profitable within five years and are internationally recognized in their industries. This gives me a firm understanding of what a successful company culture requires: positivity, dedication and open, honest communication which I bring to the work environment every single day.
This is a React App using Redux, ReactRouter and SASS it is connected to firebase and also includes an image uploader and is a fully responsive design. This application is currently hosted on Heroku, please be aware they may be an initial loading delay, thank you for your patience.
Close ProjectThis is a React app Style mock up emphasizing CSS and SCSS advanced techniques, I built the design as a static HTML page and then converted it into React components, this allowed me to practice front end Styling as well as better understand the subtle differences between design integration in traditional sites compared to progressive web applications. This application is currently hosted on Heroku, please be aware they may be an initial loading delay, thank you for your patience.
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Before Change
yield X, y
self.dropout = linear_decay(orig_dropout, self.dropout_decay,
self.optimizer.nr_iter)
accs = (score_model(model, dev_X, dev_Y), self._loss)
print("Dev.: %.3f, %.3f loss" % accs, self._loss)
self._loss = 0.
After Change
yield X, y
self.dropout = linear_decay(orig_dropout, self.dropout_decay,
self.optimizer.nr_iter)
acc = score_model(model, dev_X, dev_Y)
stats = (acc, self._loss, self.dropout)
print("Dev.: %.3f, loss %.3f. Drop %.2f" % stats)
self._loss = 0.


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This has nothing to do with sinks or cad files. Just some old game demos I worked on
years ago.
I recommend trying Release.zip. Or if you want to see me playing with 3D graphics try
demo2_5b.zip. Or if you want to try the editor I created and actually built these demos with
then try edit2_5b.zip. Don't ask me how the editor works I don't even remember. The interface
is awful,
I don't know what I was thinking.
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Candy chocolate bar tart halvah muffin powder brownie.  Cupcake cake lollipop candy chocolate cake chocolate cake cake ice cream. I love soufflé I love candy canes cotton candy jelly I love. Sweet topping jujubes. Topping oat cake candy jelly oat cake sesame snaps cake I love chocolate. Pudding lollipop chupa chups gummies I love wafer gingerbread candy canes pie.
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Cupcake ipsum dolor sit amet. Brownie muffin marzipan carrot cake sweet jelly beans sweet I love chupa chups. Topping marzipan soufflé gingerbread I love cotton candy jujubes danish I love. Candy icing sweet. I love cheesecake cookie donut I love jelly beans chocolate cake. Lollipop I love marshmallow marshmallow wafer lemon drops. Ice cream I love I love jelly-o I love soufflé. Bonbon cupcake jelly-o sweet roll.
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Powder wafer muffin jelly-o. Jelly-o carrot cake I love gingerbread I love cupcake icing. Cake bonbon jelly. Cookie cake candy. Cheesecake chupa chups jujubes bear claw dragée halvah I love donut. Jelly beans topping I love topping chocolate toffee soufflé powder cupcake. Bear claw cake macaroon jelly beans marzipan halvah wafer jelly I love. Chupa chups sweet carrot cake.
Project 3
Candy chocolate bar tart halvah muffin powder brownie.  Cupcake cake lollipop candy chocolate cake chocolate cake cake ice cream. I love soufflé I love candy canes cotton candy jelly I love. Sweet topping jujubes. Topping oat cake candy jelly oat cake sesame snaps cake I love chocolate. Pudding lollipop chupa chups gummies I love wafer gingerbread candy canes pie.
Project 4
Fruitcake donut dessert pastry jelly. Cookie apple pie candy toffee donut chupa chups macaroon. Danish chocolate cake liquorice icing. Tiramisu marshmallow carrot cake I love cupcake pie I love brownie. Pudding I love I love sesame snaps I love biscuit. Powder cheesecake brownie. Lemon drops sweet roll fruitcake powder I love cheesecake cupcake jelly-o cotton candy. Chocolate cake brownie liquorice cotton candy toffee.


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West Bridgford pub has to switch off electricity as rain runs down walls during floods
'People can't drive down Gordon Road, but we are staying open. If people can walk to see us we'll stay open. We'll have a cup of tea for them.'
by Ben ReidA West Bridgford pub has had to switch off its electricity after rain water started dripping down the walls.
Gordon Road, home to the Test Match pub, has been closed by police after severe rainfall battered the area and led to flooding across the city and county.
The pub is staying open to customers.
Assistant manager at the pub, Tanya Clifton-Forbes, described the flooding that was forming in Gordon Road.
"I've worked here for six-and-a-half years and I've never seen it as bad as this before," she told Nottinghamshire Live.
"People can't drive down Gordon Road, but we are staying open. If people can walk to see us we'll stay open. We'll have a cup of tea for them.
"It really is shocking. Gordon Road is terrible.
"Rain water has been running down one of the walls in the pub and we've had to turn off the electric and speakers on that wall.
"Police have closed Gordon Road in both directions. One of the officers told me they've been telling residents they may have to be evacuated if things get worse, but it's still early days.
"The flood water has lifted off the man hole covers, so it isn't safe, it's sensible to close the road.
"Exchange Road behind us is also really badly affected.
Flooding is causing significant disruption across Nottinghamshire today, Thursday, November 14, with roads closed following heavy rain.
In the city centre buses are being diverted because of flooding in the Mansfield Road and Shakespeare Street area.
See here for live flooding updates.


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Welcome to pgAdmin 4. pgAdmin is the leading Open Source management tool for Postgres, the world’s most advanced Open Source database. pgAdmin 4 is designed to meet the needs of both novice and experienced Postgres users alike, providing a powerful graphical interface that simplifies the creation, maintenance and use of database objects.
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Hey there! I'm Nia and I'm currently a sophomore in Computer Engineering at Purdue University. I enjoy rock climbing, running, and simply being with friends and family. And this is my portfolio, created and updated with Cloud Shell!
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I was born on Wednesday November 8, 1995, and this nursery rhyme turned out to be prophetic. I am indeed full of woe. I figured I might as well write about them as my friends are tired of hearing me complain. So, reader, I hope you join me on this journey of self-pity.
Please feel free to go to the "About" section if you want to know more about me or holler at me. I'll probably holler back (I am perpetually lonely). Click on "Blog" if you want to read some personal anecodotes, short stories, and articles that I wrote. I apologize that there's only one post for now! More to come soon!


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Most documentation about decentralized identifiers (DIDs) describes them as identifiers that are rooted in a public source of truth like a blockchain, a database, a distributed filesystem, or similar. This publicness lets arbitrary parties resolve the DIDs to an endpoint and keys. It is an important feature for many use cases.
However, the vast majority of relationships between people, organizations, and things have simpler requirements.
When Alice(
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Device)
and Bob want to interact, there are exactly and
only 2 parties in the world who should care: Alice and Bob. Instead of arbitrary parties needing to resolve
their DIDs, only Alice and Bob do. Peer DIDs are perfect in these cases. In many ways, peer DIDs are to public,
blockchain-based DIDs what Ethereum Plasma
or
state channels are to on-chain smart contracts— or what Bitcoin's Lightning Network is to on-chain cryptopayments. They move the bulk
of interactions off-chain, but offer options to connect back to a chain-based ecosystem as needed. Peer DIDs
create the conditions for people, organizations and things to have full control of their end of the digital
relationships they sustain.
Some formal terminology may make the application of this insight to DIDs clearer:
Generally, an anywise DID needs to be resolvable by strangers (i.e. publicly anchored DID). These strangers can use the DID to reference its subject (usually by resolving it on a public ledger) without establishing a relationship. On the other hand, pairwise and n-wise DIDs only need to be resolvable by the parties in the relationship, and each party in the relationship has to contribute a DID to make the relationship work. Because of the reciprocal nature of DID usage in enumerated relationships like this, we call the parties "peers", and it is this dynamic that gives our DID method its name.
Peer DIDs are not suitable for anywise use cases, which are usually public by intent. However, peer DIDs have certain virtues that make them desirable for private relationships between a small number of enumerable parties:
For more on when peer DIDs do and do not make sense, see Comparison to Other DID Methods in the Appendices.


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import numpy as np
from matrixops import euclidean_proj_simplex
[docs]def qf_min(w, c, s=1.0):
"""
Minimize a simple quadratic vector function.
:math:`min_{0<=x<=1,\, \sum x=s}\, f(x)\equiv w^Tx + 0.5c x^Tx`
Parameters
----------
w : array_like
The linear cost coefficients
c : float
Scalar coefficient for quadratic term
s : float or None, optional
Sum constraint for x, default is 1.0
Returns
-------
x : array_like
The vector x, of same shape as w, that minimizes :math:`f(x)`.
"""
if np.isscalar(c):
if c > 0:
x = -w / c
# it's correct to project to simplex here since c>0 makes
# this p.d. and hence convex
return euclidean_proj_simplex(x, s)
if c <= 0:
i = np.argmin(w)
x = np.zeros_like(w)
x[i] = s
return x.reshape(w.shape)
[docs]def universal_stopping_condition(obj_history, eps_stop=1e-4):
""" Check if last change in objective is <= eps_stop * first change"""
if len(obj_history) < 2:
return False # dont stop
d1 = abs(obj_history[0] - obj_history[1])
de = abs(obj_history[-1] - obj_history[-2])
return de <= eps_stop * d1
[docs]def first_last_stopping_condition(obj_history, eps_stop=1e-4):
if len(obj_history) < 2:
return False
return obj_history[-1] <= obj_history[0] * eps_stop


NUM
: numeral
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for NUM
.
Treebank Statistics (UD_Polish)
There are 155 NUM
lemmas (1%), 185 NUM
types (1%) and 643 NUM
tokens (1%).
Out of 15 observed tags, the rank of NUM
is: 6 in number of lemmas, 6 in number of types and 14 in number of tokens.
The 10 most frequent NUM
lemmas: dwa, wiele, trzy, oba, cztery, 10, 30, pięć, 15, dużo
The 10 most frequent NUM
types: dwa, wielu, trzy, wiele, dwóch, 10, trzech, dwie, 30, 15
The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: wiele (NUM 57, ADV 1), 10 (NUM 18, ADJ 2), 30 (NUM 15, ADJ 3), 15 (NUM 12, ADJ 3), dużo (NUM 12, ADV 10), 3 (NUM 9, ADJ 1), 50 (NUM 9, ADJ 1), 2 (NUM 8, ADJ 6), 12 (NUM 7, ADJ 2), 20 (NUM 7, ADJ 1)
The 10 most frequent ambiguous types: wiele (NUM 17, ADV 1), 10 (NUM 19, ADJ 2), 30 (NUM 15, ADJ 3), 15 (NUM 12, ADJ 3), dużo (NUM 10, ADV 4), 3 (NUM 9, ADJ 1), 50 (NUM 9, ADJ 1), więcej (NUM 9, ADV 5), 2 (NUM 8, ADJ 6), 12 (NUM 7, ADJ 1)
- wiele
- 10
- 30
- 15
- dużo
- 3
- 50
- więcej
- 2
- 12
Morphology
The form / lemma ratio of NUM
is 1.193548 (the average of all parts of speech is 1.696102).
The 1st highest number of forms (6) was observed with the lemma “dwa”: dwa, dwaj, dwie, dwoma, dwu, dwóch.
The 2nd highest number of forms (5) was observed with the lemma “cztery”: czterech, czterej, czterem, czterema, cztery.
The 3rd highest number of forms (5) was observed with the lemma “oba”: oba, obaj, obie, obiema, obu.
NUM
occurs with 4 features: pl-feat/Case (643; 100% instances), pl-feat/Number (643; 100% instances), pl-feat/Gender (642; 100% instances), pl-feat/Animacy (457; 71% instances)
NUM
occurs with 14 feature-value pairs: Animacy=Hum
, Animacy=Inan
, Animacy=Nhum
, Case=Acc
, Case=Dat
, Case=Gen
, Case=Ins
, Case=Loc
, Case=Nom
, Gender=Fem
, Gender=Masc
, Gender=Neut
, Number=Plur
, Number=Sing
NUM
occurs with 31 feature combinations.
The most frequent feature combination is Animacy=Inan|Case=Acc|Gender=Masc|Number=Plur
(164 tokens).
Examples: dwa, trzy, wiele, 10, 30, 15, 7, cztery, dużo, pięć
Relations
NUM
nodes are attached to their parents using 11 different relations: pl-dep/obj (206; 32% instances), pl-dep/nsubj (162; 25% instances), pl-dep/obl (141; 22% instances), pl-dep/nummod (87; 14% instances), pl-dep/conj (20; 3% instances), pl-dep/iobj (10; 2% instances), pl-dep/case (9; 1% instances), pl-dep/appos (4; 1% instances), pl-dep/root (2; 0% instances), pl-dep/cc (1; 0% instances), pl-dep/nsubj:pass (1; 0% instances)
Parents of NUM
nodes belong to 11 different parts of speech: VERB (435; 68% instances), NOUN (92; 14% instances), ADJ (64; 10% instances), NUM (21; 3% instances), PUNCT (9; 1% instances), PART (6; 1% instances), ADP (4; 1% instances), ADV (4; 1% instances), AUX (3; 0% instances), PROPN (3; 0% instances), ROOT (2; 0% instances)
40 (6%) NUM
nodes are leaves.
263 (41%) NUM
nodes have one child.
244 (38%) NUM
nodes have two children.
96 (15%) NUM
nodes have three or more children.
The highest child degree of a NUM
node is 5.


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Writing Readable Code
Projected Time
About 90 minutes
- 35 minutes for Lesson
- 30 minutes for Independent Practice
- 15 minutes for Group Practice
- 10 minutes for Check for Understanding
Prerequisite
Attendance at Techtonica’s HTML/CSS & JS workshops
Motivation
- Since most software engineering is done in teams, it’s important that the code you write is easy for others to read. You will be expected to write easily-readable code as a software engineer.
- Readable code is beneficial to everyone. Sometimes you may have to return to a code you wrote some time ago or perhaps another engineer might have to make updates to your code. You save a considerable amount of time by writing code that will be easy to read and understand.
Looking at an example
- Professional engineers tend to write readable code more often than not. An example is css-tricks, a popular site that teaches various skills relating to Front-end development. There are various code snippets available on the site and these code snippets are written in a manner that makes then easily readable. For example, this page on HTML form markups which makes it easy to understand the role of various elements being used.
Objectives
Participants will be able to:
- Refactor a provided code sample to make it more readable
Specific Things to Learn
- Legibility
- Writing descriptive, semantic variable and function names
- Using whitespace
- Using local variables well
Lesson
Common Mistakes / Misconceptions
-“As long as my code does what it’s supposed to do, it’s good enough.” Functionality is very important, but it’s only part of the bigger picture. Being able to easily maintain your code is important, too.
Independent Practice
Techtonica staff will assign #1 to half of the group and #2 to the other half of the group.
Using REPL.it write a function called findMax that takes in 3 integers as parameters and returns the largest of the 3 integers.
Using REPL.it write a function called bigWord that takes in a word as a string and returns True if the word has at least 10 letters and False if the word has 9 or fewer letters.
Group Practice
Pair up with a colleague who did not do the same coding challenge as you. Show your pair partner your code from the Independent Practice, but do not explain it to them. Your partner should read the code to themselves, then explain back to you their understanding of what each line of your code is doing. Listen to their feedback and suggestions — they may end up helping you to identify parts of your code that could be improved.
Supplemental Materials
Check for Understanding
- Engage the group in a brief roundtable discussion so they can share what improvements to their code their pair partners helped them find.
- Why is it important to write readable code?
- How do you make your code more readeble?
- If you want to assign your Birth Year to a variable which variable name would be more appropriate:
let x
or let myBirthYear
.


These are some of the release dates of up coming sneakers. The will be the most sought out sneakers for this month. These releases will be updated as soon as possible with new sneakers.
Sneaker Release Dates
AIR JORDAN 13 “Bred” Retro
August 19th, 2017
The OG Bred colorway of the Air Jordan 13 will be making a comeback during the Summer of 2017 it will have an retail price of $190.
Jordan Flight Jacket 6
September 1st, 2017
The Jordan Flight Jacket 6 is based off of the Jacket Michael Jordan wore on Satuday Night Live in the year 1991 and it will have a retail price of $225.
Adidas NMD R1 PK Textile
August 18th, 2017
The NMD primknit in this grey colorway is a simple and easy colrway to wear, if you are planning on buying it you should size up because they run small. It will be at a retail price of $170.
NIKE PG 1 “UNIVERSITY RED”
August 19th, 2017
This Nike PG1 sports a university Red suede and mesh upper with contrasting black hits on the Swooshes an cross - straps. It will have a retail price of $110.
Nike AIR Foamposite Pro
October 2017
The never-ending flow of new Foamposite colorways will continue this fall with a golden new look for the Nike Air Foamposite Pro. Much like the “Silver Surfer” colorway from March, this metallic gold edition features a faux carbon fiber shell with metallic Swooshes and black accents. It will be at a retail price of $230.
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “Beluga 2.0”
October 2017
The colorway of Grey/Bold Orange/Dark Grey hinted at a possible remix of the original Beluga release last September, and based on this first look at an early sample of the upcoming Yeezy Boost 350 v2, it appears that the shoes live up to the nickname. It will have a retail price of $220.


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Andy, Corey and Kurt talk more about the Wrigley renovation topic. Andy and Corey did a tour of Wrigley Field on Saturday and did this tour with renovations on their minds. We answer a handful of listener questions, many of which involved Jason Hammel and other pieces the Cubs will most likely trade away. Corey reads a few Internet Muscle Flexes and Kurt gives two Scary Stats of the Week. Congrats to Dawn for winning this week's photo caption contest.
For details on our Quad Cities meet-up when Kane County visits the River Bandits, go to IvyEnvy.com/QC


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Trump's declaration: 'Political window for sovereignty expands'
Nadia Matar: 'Once again President Trump is not afraid of being on the side of justice.'
by Hezki BaruchThe Sovereignty Movement welcomed the U.S. President's declaration that settlement in Judea and Samaria does not violate international law.
"The words of the American President faithfully express the historical truth and international law which states that Judea and Samaria are part of the territory designated for the establishment of a Jewish home for the Jewish people. President Trump continues in his consistent way, standing to the right of Israel and to the right of justice and truth. "
Leaders of the Movement, Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar: "The sovereignty process continues to progress step by step as a just and moral act that will create regional stability and security.
"The Trump era is a historic opportunity for the Israeli government to promote its Zionist goals on to its historical mission”.


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"Get1WireAddresses.exe"
Readme
Introduction
The "Get1WireAddresses.exe" is an example program that simply lists
the 1-Wire/iButton devices available on a 1-Wire network. It also
displays a description of the device.
This particular example was written in Microsoft Visual Basic .NET through Visual Studio .NET 2005.
Requirements
1-Wire Drivers version 4.00
or higher, with the OneWireAPI.NET.dll in the same directory as the executable.
.NET Framework 2.0 Redistributable:
Visual J# .NET 2.0 Second Edition Redistributable:
When compiling this program, make sure that the program references
“vjslib”, and the OneWireAPI.NET.dll.
Operation
To run the
Get1WireAddresses.exe program, double-click on the
"Get1WireAddresses.exe" file. This runs the program. The
main window of the program will appear containing a text box and 1
button. The top of the text box shows which 1-Wire adapter and port is
being used as the "Default" adapter and port. To change the
"Default" adapter and port, please look in the 1-Wire Drivers folder
under "Program Files" and find the "Default 1-Wire Net"
icon. Double-clicking this icon will allow the user to select from the
different available 1-Wire adapters and ports.
The button on the main window of Get1WireAddresses.exe is titled "Search". Clicking on "Search" will list each 1-Wire/iButton device's unique address, along with a short description of the device.
Files
AssemblyInfo.vb
- VB.NET module containing
manufacturer data
Get1WireAddresses.sln
- Visual Studio.NET solutions file
Get1WireAddresses.vbproj
- VB.NET project file
Get1WireAddresses.vbproj.user - VB.NET
project user file
GetAddresses.resx
- VB.NET resources file
GetAddresses.vb
- VB module containing source to
program
..\..\..\..\Lib\OW.NET\OneWireAPI.NET.dll - 1-Wire API
Readme.html
- This file.
..\bin\Get1WireAddresses.exe - Program executable.


Note: Applicants will be contacted for a brief telephone interview prior to being accepted into the training.


The grant offer letter has been provided by Innovate UK. It has been
created using the information provided during project setup.
Next steps
- review grant offer letter and annex if provided
- the Project Manager will need to sign the document
- the signed grant offer letter should then be sent to Innovate UK
After the signed grant offer letter is received and approved by Innovate UK, project setup will
be complete.
Grant offer letter
This document is awaiting signature by the Project Manager.
Grant offer letter 2016-07-28a.PDF
Signed grant offer letter
Signed grant offer letter 2016-07-28a.PDF
Annex
The annex contains any additional contracts agreed upon during the application process. In signing the grant offer letter you also agree to any conditions set out in the annex.
Grant offer letter 2016-07-28a.PDF
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The uploaded signed grant offer letter agreement must:
- contain signed pages
- be in a portable document format (.pdf)
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