In real life, there are mental differences between types of animals that go beyond incompatible vocal abilities. If we managed to make an animal translator in real life, they would not be able to communicate and interact exactly like humans. Not so in fiction, in an otherwise realistic setting, the ability to talk to animals will often result in every species having the same mental capabilities as humans, which they apparently always did. You'd think they'd try harder to communicate with humans if this is the case, but they're content to wait until a human bridges the language gap for them.
Can lead to Fridge Horror, if all animals were sapient the whole time that means pretty much every human civilization in history has been constantly doing things that amount to slavery and genocide. The animals don't seem to mind though, their first reaction to talking to a human will never be begging them to spread the knowledge that animals are mentally equal to humans. They may even want their knowledge to be kept secret, despite this having no noticeable benefit to their species.
See also Amplified Animal Aptitude.
Examples:
- The Legion of Super-Heroes had this in the Silver Age with the Legion of Super-Pets. Proty, a shapeshifting blob, was capable of not only turning into Superboy's shape, but speaking to the point where people could think he is Superboy. He could also communicate with all the other Super-Pets telepathically on a level implying that they were all similarly sentient. Including Superboy's dog.
- Marvel Star Wars: Plif has a small-scale one where the cuddly rabbitlike animals the Rebels have been playing with and allowing to sleep on their beds since arriving on Arbra reveal themselves to be sentient. After they do so they don't bother pretending not to be people around the Rebels and even sometimes act as diplomats.
- Subverted in a Robotman and Monty storyline where a Translator Collar allows Flashy the Cat to speak... and he can't form coherent sentences, only utter random words. Double Subverted later: he spoke seemingly random words because he was solving a crossword puzzle.
- Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality gives us this exchange between Harry and Draco, after Draco learns by accident of Harry's Parselmouth ability (which, as in canon, Harry himself was unaware of).
Harry stared at Draco.
"You mean just magical snakes, right?"
"N-no," said Draco. He was looking rather pale, and was still stammering, but had at least stopped the incoherent noises he'd been making earlier. "You're a Parselmouth, you can speak Parseltongue, it's the language of all snakes everywhere. You can understand any snake when it talks, and they can understand when you talk to them... Harry, you can't possibly believe you were Sorted into Ravenclaw! You're the Heir of Slytherin!"
...
...
...
"SNAKES ARE SENTIENT?"
- The Princess and the Frog demonstrates this trope when the two main characters are turned into frogs. Louis the alligator even learned to play the trumpet, but never thought of using his remarkable hand coordination to try writing down that he was sapient.
- The toys from Toy Story.
- Up plays this trope straight for the most part; the dogs that serve as the Muntz's Mooks are extremely competent. However, Dug is an aversion similar to the Dexter's Lab example below, telling everyone he meets he loves them (being a talking version of a Big Friendly Dog), while also being distracted by sounds that may be squirrels.
- Averted in Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. Flint develops an animal translator and places it on a monkey named Steve (voiced by Neil Patrick Harris). Steve is still depicted to have the intelligence of a monkey, being incapable of forming complete sentences and not being able to say more than his own name and whatever object is in front of him at the time.
- Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw takes place in a world where dogs and humans gained the ability to communicate in the middle ages, and it seems to be common knowledge among humans. This gets a little disturbing when you realize that despite full knowledge that dogs are as intelligent as humans, they are still treated as pets.
- Variation with TRON where instead of animals, it's computer programs. If you get digitized into a computer you can have a normal conversation with a word processor.
- The Doctor Dolittle series revolves around the title character learning to speak the languages of the animals. All animals in the series are intelligent, and have languages (even, for instance, shellfish, whose languages he spends much of the second book specialising in).
- This AlienSpaceBats setting on DeviantArt setting shows what happens when humanity at large finds out.
- Averted in Children of the Red King. One of the characters can talk to animals, who generally have less of an understanding of the world than the humans.
- Toyed with in The Immortals. Animals have unique magic that lets them "talk" to each other, and intelligibly. Daine communicates with them easily and few of them are too simpleminded to grasp her ideas. However, they don't think to try interspecies communication until Daine suggests it, because they're not good at "ideas" and other kinds of abstract thought.
- Junior/Hook in Dinoverse might not be at the same level as some of these, but when he has to rely on Will to survive he carefully conceals not just that he's healing well but also all the things he's been learning. Which include wound-binding, fire starting, and deciphering symbols scratched on walls.
- In one of the Land of Oz books, the characters wonder why Toto is the only animal in Oz who never talks. He reveals he could talk, but was afraid if he did, Dorothy would stop treating him like a pet. And he kinda liked the pampering.
- In the Known Space series, dolphins turn out to have been sapient all along, and are granted the same rights as humans in the 1990s. Humans develop a thriving industry in selling artificial hands to dolphins, and they sue us for whaling.
- The Wild Thornberrys may be the most thorough example in terms of demonstrating that every single animal is actually sapient, each episode has a new location and group of species demonstrating this to Eliza. Environmental protection is always promoted, but not recognizing animals for the sapient beings they are.
- The PBS show Arthur eventually revealed that babies and animals are able to communicate, and both secretly sapient. Even insects were eventually shown to be sapient.
- Subverted in Dexter's Laboratory, where Dexter creates a device which allows a Golden Retriever to talk, only for the dog to just repeat things like, "Look, there's the thing! It's a thing! Look! A thing! There it is!" Further demolished when the dog's owner shows up, and is just about as smart as him.
- Usually averted in Dungeons & Dragons. Most spells or other magic used to communicate with animals state that the animals' speech should be limited by their lesser intelligence, so you aren't going to be able to have a philosophical discussion with a dog.
- In Back at the Barnyard, it's mentioned that the reason that the reason why the main characters don't let humans know they can talk is because they wouldn't be able to live on the farm anymore. Evidently, they suffer Happiness in Slavery.


There are many cryptographic challenges and puzzles published. Here are some more well know.
Attached within CT1 are the following 13 encrypted text files which Klaus Schmeh compiled in his book "Codebreaker vs. Codemaker" [1].
These texts contain some historically interesting (solved and unsolved) ciphertexts one can very well use as practice material and entertainment:
Particularly exciting is number 5, the double-column transposition.
If used correctly, this historic cipher even resists modern attacks because it holds roughly the same resistibility (key space) as RC5.
To make this comprehensible, Mr. Schmeh launched a cryptanalysis competition. The exercise is based on an idea by Otto Leiberich, former president of the German Information Security Agency (BSI). Leiberich reported on the double-column transposition in a magazine article in 1999 [2].
The double-column transposition is an encryption algorithm that can be executed by hand without the help of a computer and is still considered quite safe. The double-column transposition was (and probably still is) often used by spies who did not want to arouse suspicion by using an encryption device or a computer program.
In spite of its wide usage, only a few scientific analyses are known. Thus, the security of the algorithm can hardly be estimated. For this reason, Otto Leibereich created a crypto challenge in his article. Klaus Schmeh encrypted an English text with two passwords of different length and published the result in his book "Codebreaker vs. Codemaker" [1] and in a Telepolis article [3].
Everybody who wants to intensively deal with this challenge is encouraged to approach the CrypTool team.
Furthermore, Klaus Schmeh lists some other crypto puzzles:
[1] Klaus Schmeh: "Codeknacker gegen Codemacher. Die faszinierende Geschichte der Verschlüsselung", 2nd edition, December 2007, W3L-Verlag (currently only in German)
[2] Otto Leiberich, "Vom diplomatischen Code zuf Falltürfunktion", reprinted in Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Dossier 4/2001, Kryptographie, pp. 12-18
[3] Klaus Schmeh: "Wettrennen der Codeknacker", Telepolis article, 01/09/2008
The author gives a good overview on the two types of crypto challenges: the
cryptanalysis of ciphertexts and the identification of the best algorithm for
a certain purpose.
See http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/26/26876/1.html (German only)


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Indian capital in 'day-to-day battle' with smog as cool weather sets in
by ReutersNEW DELHI: Cooler temperatures and lighter wind trapped heavy smog over the Indian capital on Wednesday, pushing pollution to ‘severe’ levels in many places with no immediate relief in sight, government agencies said.
The overall air quality index (AQI) in the city was 494, according to the monitoring agency SAFAR.
The index measures the levels of airborne PM 2.5 – particles that can reach deep into the lungs. Anything above 60 is considered unhealthy.
With the cool season setting in, the city was likely to suffer for weeks.
“Now that it is getting colder, the air is not rising high enough to disperse pollutants. The whole trapping is happening close to the ground,” said Anumita Roy Chowdhury, an executive director at Centre for Science and Environment, a Delhi-based research and advocacy organisation.
The Central Pollution Control Board said pollution levels had touched 500 in some parts of the city, meaning danger for healthy people, not just those suffering from existing conditions.
Farmers burning stubble in their fields in areas around the city have been generating clouds of acrid smoke, SAFAR said, and the smog could get even worse.
“No sudden recovery is expected under this condition at least for the next two days and AQI is likely to deteriorate further,” it said.
The city government is restricting private cars until Nov 15 with an “odd-even” system based on the licence plates but Roy Chowdhury was not optimistic it would help much, given the weather.
“Emergency measures cannot clear the air up when there is no wind to blow pollution away. It is a day-to-day battle right now,” she said.


#!/usr/bin/ksh
##############################################################################################
#
# Name: ids.ontape.rest
#
# Reference: n/a
#
# Description:
# 1. To configure the database server environment, verify that the following environment
# variables are set correctly:
# INFORMIXDIR: is set to the full path of the IBM® Informix® directory.
# INFORMIXSERVER: is set to the name of the default database server.
# INFORMIXSQLHOSTS: is set to the full path to the SQLHOSTS file (UNIX)
# or the SQLHOSTS registry host machine (Windows).
# DELIMIDENT: is not set or set to n. Enterprise Replication does not allow
# delimited identifiers
#
# . $IDSENV $instance
#
# 2. Verify that the raw devices or files that you used for storage (of the storage spaces
# being restored) after the level-0 backup are available.
#
# ./ids.create.chunk $instance
#
# 3. Gather the appropriate backup and logical-log tapes,use ontape to perform the backup
# tasks. With ontape utility:
# -r option to perform a full physical and logical restore of the database server data.
# -D option to restore selected storage spaces.
# -rename option to rename chunks during the restore
#
# The database server is offline when you begin a cold restore but it goes into recovery
# mode after it restores the reserved pages. From that point on it stays in recovery
# mode until either a logical restore finishes (after which it works in quiescent mode)
# or you use the onmode utility to shift it to another mode.
#
# In the next example, assume that the TAPEDEV configuration parameter is not set.
# The following command loads data into the secondary server of an HDR pair
# (named secondary_host):
#
# ontape -s -L 0 -F -t STDIO | rsh secondary_host "ontape -t STDIO -p"
#
# The examples perform a fake level-0 archive of the database server on the local computer,
# pipe the data to the remote computer by using the rsh system utility, and perform a
# physical restore on the remote computer by reading the data directly from the pipe.
#
# Important: The previous examples require that the INFORMIXDIR, INFORMIXSERVER,
# INFORMIXSQLHOSTS, and ONCONFIG environment variables be set in the default environment
# for the user on the remote computer on which the command is executed. The user must be
# informix or root.
#
# 4. Use the RENAME DATABASE statement to change the name of a database
# RENAME DATABASE owner.old_database TO new_database
#
# 5. Use onmode -m to bring informix db on-Line
###############################################################################################
#set -v
#set -x
if [[ $# != 2 ]]
then
echo $"Usage: $0 informix_instance "
exit 1
fi
if [[ $USER != 'root' ]]
then
echo "You should be root user"
exit 2
fi
. ~/tools.profile
instance=${1-$IDSSERVER}
bkupdev=$(grep "BACKUP DEVICE" $TOOLSDIR/db/informix/etc/CHUNK.$instance | awk '{print $3}')
. $TOOLSDIR/db/informix/$IDSENV $instance
date > $LOGFILE
echo "\nLevel 0 $Instance Database Restore start...." >> $LOGFILE
echo " Warning: This is the last chance to STOP Database Restore..."
echo " CONTROL+C to STOP Restore process, which may DISTROY current Database..."
sleep 60
echo "\nRestore Configuration Files ... " >> $LOGFILE
# Find the latest copy of the onconfig/sqlhosts files when you create a level-0 backup.
# You need this information to restore database server data from the backup tape.
[[ -z $INFORMIXSQLHOSTS ]] && INFORMIXSQLHOSTS=$INFORMIXDIR/etc/sqlhosts
cp $INFORMIXDIR/etc/$ONCONFIG $INFORMIXDIR/etc/$ONCONFIG.$TOOLSID.bkup
cp $INFORMIXSQLHOSTS $INFORMIXSQLHOSTS.$TOOLSID.bkup
cp $TOOLSDIR/db/informix/etc/ONCONFIG.$instance $INFORMIXDIR/etc/$ONCONFIG
cp $TOOLSDIR/db/informix/etc/SQLHOSTS.$instance $INFORMIXSQLHOSTS
#Verify that the raw devices or files of storage spaces are available
#IDS needs chunk files before restore
ids.create.chunk $instance
# Just follow the prompts for mounting restore tapes.
[[ $bkupdev = /dev/rmt* ]] && util.tape $bkupdev load
ontape -r -t $bkupdev |tee -a $LOGFILE
[[ $? -ne 0 ]] && {
echo "$instance Database Restore Failed" >> $ERRFILE
exit 2
}
onmode -m >> $logFile
[[ $? -ne 0 ]] && {
echo "$instance multi-user mode Failed" >> $ERRFILE
exit 2
}
# A message informs you when the restore is complete.
echo "Restore completed successfully, please check the mail ...\n"
mail -s "Informix $instance Database restore successful (`hostname`) @ `date`"\
$SYSADMEMAIL <$LOGFILE
#umount tape in TapeDrive
[[ $bkupdev = /dev/rmt* ]] && util.tape $bkupdev offline
exit 0


Known for its distinctively light flavour, refreshing aroma and special pale colour. This light beer's subtle black licorice notes contribute to its smooth and well balanced nature.
Experience the rich bread and cracker flavors originating from a heritage variety of Scottish malt perfectly married with bright lime, mojito, herbal and floral hop aromas imparted by the Saaz and Motueka varieties.
Experience the rich bread and cracker flavors originating from a heritage variety of Scottish malt perfectly married with bright lime, mojito, herbal and floral hop aromas imparted by the Saaz and Motueka varieties.


There is no synopsis per se in this. This is the "lite" version.
There once was a man named John. He blew up people in Iran. His Grandma was okay. She couldn't bake souffle. I wish this movie didn't go on and on.
SPOILERS
SPOILERS
Shaq, Judd Nelson, Some Chick, Richard Rountree and Paco Irons present....
SPOILERS
SPOILERS
SPOILERS
STEEL is the best comedy of the year.  I haven't been to a movie this year that I laughed so hard while watching. I didn't think I'd be amused at seeing this, but I was pleasantly surprised.

The movie adapts most of the comic book's storyline, with John leaving the army because his weapons are being used to kill (no duh) and finding out that they have invaded his home town. The reason for him leaving is rather silly, due to an accident, his partner gets her legs crushed and a senator is dead. (Basically, the weapon overloads) It's a rather weak note, and it says little for his integrity.
He goes back home, but unfortunately, his arch-enemy in the army, Lt. Biff (or whatever his name is), also goes to LA to get revenge, but also to sell the weapons. See, Biff was operating the weapon at the time, and it was his fault the weapon overloaded, so he got drummed out.
John's stay at home is short, though. The weapons are now being sold in LA, and his Grandma Odessa wants to open a Soul/French restaurant called "Black and Bleu." Her attempting to make souffle is a running gag throughout the movie, much like Shaq trying to act. During this, the only other two females in the movie get maimed and killed.
So John ends up getting Sparks from the hospital where she's been moping around since she can't bake flan (or souffles, for that matter). He forcibly removes her and she, John and John's mentor Sanford....I mean Uncle Joe (Richard Rountree) create a way to buy real estate for no money down and sell it for lots of money.
The rest of the movie consists of the conflict between John and Lt. Biff. The suit looks rather silly, and I think the producers realized it at some points, making fun of it. But they erred in turning John Irons into your standard, "hip" super-hero. He's not SUPPOSED to be hip, and some of the jokes and comments are just not in character for John Irons of the comic book.
A degree of realism is lacking. I'm guessing they got rid of the rocket boots partly due to budget, and partly due to wanting Steel more "real." Yet more important things such as Sparks' disability are glossd over. Her legs look FINE after being crushed, with no scars at all. John manages to climb up a side of a wall without ever touch the wall. And his hammer becomes a gun. It's never used as a hammer.
Instead, John shoots the bad guys. He *SHOOTS* them with the same weapons they use. He's got a laser beam and a sonic cannon in the handle of the hammer. And an electromagnet built into the suit.
I also had a great deal of problems with the cast. The producers apparently wanted the largest group of stereotypes and cliches on earth. There is no one with a personality.  All of the females are spunky and dead or maimed. All of the white folks are businessmen or military officials. And Grandma Odessa, oh please. Can you possibly be any more irritating? In other words, it's EXACTLY LIKE the first three years on STEEL, the comic.
There's even a scene that's obviously intended as a direct homage to it, involving the infamous "Beat Up the Bad Guys with the Frying Pan" sequence. I kid you not, Jim Smith is probably happy beyond belief now. There are also numerous references to Superman (but as a cultural icon, not a real one), and the phrase "Man of Steel" is used a lot. There were TONS of analogies to steel and metal. Matt and I were waiting for them to use "tempered steel," since that was the only analogy they HADN'T used.
This is fun, but only if you don't take the movie the way the producers intended. As a comedy, as a criticism of Louise Simonson's issues of STEEL. As a way to FINALLY see what Paco Irons might be like. The audience laughed throughout the movie, but oddly enough, only during the dramatic and/or depressing scenes. That says a lot. And I LOVED the escalator. I'm waiting to see how Mr. Priest incorporates the Steel-Cave and the Steel-Escalator in the book.
On a scale of Louise Simonson characters with personalities, with Paco Irons being the low end and Jack Power being the high end, this is definitely a Paco Irons on acid.

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Bootstrap
After doing some research, I chose to go ahead and implement bootstrap on my blog. Judging by the new technologies to learn and the setup time, I reserved a good chunk of time to go through this and learn how to set it up. Overall, I'm quite pleased with the results, although I think it did take longer than anticipated. Setting up bootstrap and trying to understand what it does took quite a bit of time, and I'm still learning bits and pieces at a time.
Once you have the files set up, you can implement bootstrap by applying many of its provided classes to your HTML. All of the fancy CSS is already compiled, and what you end up with is a library to use many cool classes and helper classes that make life easy for web design. One thing I picked up on here was applying many combinations of classes to a single HTML tag. Having specific classes defined for its unique purpose allows you to flexibly use and apply many combinations of things, such as "btn" and "pull-right" classes to specify a button that you wish to be placed on the right side.
Bootstrap Grids
One of the big concepts I picked up on was the use of grids. Imagine this page separated into 12 distinct columns, and you can use column numbers to specify how much space you want things to take. Working with numbers 1-12 is much easier than using precise pixels. You can find a guide full of examples here.
Design
One of the most powerful things about bootstrap is its ability to make something look pretty with relative ease. Imagine writing your own css to create this button.
Not only does it have built in gradient shading but it comes with the click and hover design. Having generic things like buttons already built in and coded helps us focus on other things, as these can be reused and tweaked to customize our own look and feel.
As I merely implement a very standard and template like look, I plan to update the site with more customization as I mess with my own variables and color schemes. It's merely a matter of time, and I've almost run out. DBC Phase 1 will begin tomorrow!


I grew up from countryside of Shanghai. It tooks me quite a while to see this city growed up and finally became the best city of the world, until I left.
Latter I then went to Guilin (You might had ever heard this beautiful city) for college, receiving a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Guilin University of Electronic Technology, and met my wife Sophia there.
I am living in Stockholm now with my wife and two kids. I work for H&M in it's AI foundation as a Senior Software Developer Engineer.
In 2005 I founded Pippin Technology in Shanghai, later this company was acquired by UD Technology. At the time in Pippin, we ambition to create a pure software streaming media server based on a general PC platform (no dependency on any DSP chip). We were doing quite well on the technical part but failed badly on the commercial.
Now I'm working for H&M AI foundation team to landing artificial intelligence technologies for this fashion company. AI is not just about playing chess, in such a company as H&M, I got the chance to utilize its huge amount of historical data and make big impacts. I like programming in different languages and try different technology, which keeps me learning and moving.
In my spare time, I love different sports. I always feel very easy to start as a beginner at a new sport but it's very difficult for me to be an expert. I will change my interest very soon after I pass the beginner phase. Maybe I just don't have a talent for sports but it wouldn't stop me to have funs.
You will find a way to get in touch with me on the Contact page. Drop me a mail is always welcome!


The bug reports that correspond to this change are: 4339462 and 4339384
This change adds readers and writers for BMP and WBMP formats to
the Image I/O system. As of Java SE 5.0, all implementations of
javax.imageio
provide support for reading and writing
JPEG, PNG, BMP, and WBMP images, and for reading GIF images.
For more information, see the API documentation for the
javax.imageio.plugins.bmp
package and
javax.imageio.plugins.bmp.BMPImageWriteParam
class.
Further details are in the metadata descriptions of the BMP
and WBMP
formats.
The bug reports that correspond to this change are: 4827358, 4867874, and 4868479
These changes improve the Image I/O system's performance and memory usage when reading and writing JPEG images. The changes do not affect the Image I/O API.


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RSS2.0 Copyright Transferred to Harvard Law School
Here. Dave Winer has transferred the copyright to RSS 2.0 to Harvard Law School as well as opened it up for more public feedback. This is good because RSS 2.0 is gaining in popularity but has come under fire lately for being controlled by Dave alone. Thanks, Dave.


This could be the header of a site or w/e.
Resize page to see the differece.
This responsive and full width.
Resize page to see the difference.
This is responsive, full width, and spans the entire viewport
Here are three equal columns.
Here are two unequal columns.
Use the mark element to highlight text.
The abbr element is used to mark up an abbreviation or acronym:
The WHO was founded in 1948.
The blockquote element is used to present content from another source:
Left block quote
Right block quote
The dl element indicates a description list:
Inline snippets of code should be embedded in the code element:
The following HTML elements: span
, section
, and div
defines a section in a document.
To indicate input that is typically entered via the keyboard, use the kbd element:
Use ctrl + p to open the Print dialog box.
For multiple lines of code, use the pre element:
Text in a pre element is displayed in a fixed-width font, and it preserves both spaces and line breaks.


Tottenham player on top of club chief’s list, ready to offer five-year contract – More clarity soon
by Naveen UllalOn Saturday, we covered a Calciomercato.it report which explained Tottenham Hotspur’s Christian Eriksen is a ‘priority’ for Real Madrid in January.
Saturday’s edition of Corriere dello Sport also claimed Inter Milan are looking at those players who will be available on a free transfer next summer and the Denmark international is on top of the club’s list.
His contract with Spurs expires in 2020 and it’s once again reported Eriksen has no plans to extend contract with the north London club.
The Nerazzurri know they will face competition for the 27-year-old and are aware that it could be an ‘impossible task’ to complete his signing. However, they believe it would be wrong on their part to not give it a shot.
Real Madrid are viewed as one of the toughest competitors, but Los Blancos also have other targets.
Inter’s plan is to offer Eriksen a five-year deal worth €9m/year (including bonuses).
Whether that will enough for them to tempt him is still to be seen and Corriere dello Sport states the situation around the Tottenham contract rebel will ‘soon become clearer’.


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Use the arrow keys to roll the cube, or click the mouse where you want it to roll towards. After every roll, the grid square and cube face that you brought into contact swap their colours, so that a non-blue cube face can pick up a blue square, but a blue face rolled on to a non-blue square puts it down again.
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Detailed Description: We have a lot of algorithms in 20+ programming languages in our GitHub repositories, but they are not properly organised and discoverability is not good. For a beginner, it becomes difficult to learn algorithms and their implementation. For a person who is not familiar with Git or Github, this can become a hurdle in learning. So we want to build an interactive web app where students can explore various algorithms and learn their implementation in the programming language of their choice. The code for these algorithms and their plain text explanation should be fetched automatically from Github Repos and rendered in a readable form. Further, this plain text explanation can also be multilingual.
Expected outcomes:
Skills Required: HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, Next.js
Difficulty: Easy
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Detailed Description: Currently, the user has to clone a repository and then commit new files on it to add a new algorithm. For someone who is not familiar with git but is well-versed in algorithms, it would be difficult to contribute. The CMS will present a web application to the users where they can write code for the new algorithm and add plain text explanations.
Expected outcomes:
Skills Required: React, Javascript, CSS
Difficulty: Medium
Potential Mentors:
Detailed Description: Currently, if you want to apply for a job, you visit the career page of the job. Then, you fill the form with the same details you have filled for other jobs that you have applied for. Sometimes, Google Chrome helps fill the form by autofill data, but this is not always possible. The forms may ask your Twitter/LinkedIn profile URL and Google Chrome doesn’t save this. In this situation, you visit the desired social page, copy the URL and then paste it on the form. The same happens when skills and experience are filed in the application. In this project, we are trying to make a browser extension that is capable of saving everything and auto-fills the job form or any type of form effectively.
Expected outcomes:
Skills Required: HTML, CSS, Javascript
Difficulty: Easy
Potential Mentors:
Detailed Description: This will be a server to handle the save events from the CMS. This will have a basic authentication and authorisation system. We need to serve APIs for saving new algorithms, editing existing algorithms and moderating the changes. The logic to parse the payload received and commit it to the respective repositories will stay here.
Expected outcomes:
Skills Required: Python, GitHub API
Difficulty: Medium
Potential Mentors:
Detailed Description: Algorithms Keeper is an automated pull request reviewing bot. It already automates the initial review of Python pull requests; therefore, this project will extend that tool to perform a deeper analysis of proposed changes to code and documentation. The current tool focuses only on Python submissions but TheAlgorithms currently has repositories for 25 programming languages. Work should be done to make useful initial code reviews across multiple programming languages. Automated reviews should be intuitive and self-documenting and should always encourage contributions.
Expected outcomes:
Skills Required: GitHub Actions, Python
Difficulty: Hard
Potential Mentors:
Detailed Description: Apart from algorithms, the web app will have a section for technical blogs mostly related to algorithms and scalability. We want to create a dashboard where the user can write blogs in MD format. On saving the blog, the MD file should be committed to the repository on Github, which would then be fetched and rendered in the explore blogs section. This should support multiple languages.
Expected outcomes:
Skills Required: Javascript, Python, React
Difficulty: Easy
Potential Mentors:
Detailed Description: Every contributor on the organisation would have a contributor profile on the website. This page should show all the algorithms and blogs added by that user. This would include contributions from both, committing directly to the repo and adding from CMS. A contribution chart should also be displayed on the profile just as it does on Github. This would help to display the top contributors and encourage others to learn and share algorithms.
Expected outcomes:
Skills Required: React, Github APIs, Javascript, Charts
Difficulty: Easy
Potential Mentors:
Detailed Description: A simple flutter application for The Algorithms. It will help in learning the space and time complexities of various algorithms using spaced repetition and flashcards. Users will be able to play quizzes, learn algorithms and read blogs. Every day the user should get a notification for the algorithm of the day and a streak will be maintained to keep track of all the algorithms the user has learned.
Expected outcomes:
Skills Required: Flutter
Difficulty: Easy
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Project help for project owner administration: Index
This section focuses on uploading, or posting, files and documents on your project site for later downloading. We will first explain the page features and then, in the section titled "About file types" suggest some tips for project owners on how to place and maintain files for maximum ease of use by your developer community.
As project owner, the columns you see when you access this page will differ from those seen by other users who are not project owners, and you will see the following column headings:
These headings for the columns are fairly self-explanatory. The "Size" heading relates to the size of the file, and the "File Name" to the file name. "Date Posted," and "Posted By" refer to the date on which the file was placed on the project site and who posted it there.
"MD5 Checksum" refers to a commonly accepted protocol for verifying a file's integrity. The numbers uniquely identify a file, and are automatically generated by the page every time a file is uploaded to the page. Upon downloading a file, you can verify the integrity and authenticity of the file by checking the numbers you generate using the protocol's algorithm against those on the site. MD5 checksum thus safeguards against any form of corruption (including the malicious insertion of viruses or Trojan horses) encountered while downloading.
Generating the MD5 code generally requires that use an operating system based on Unix, such as Linux, though there are increasingly more implementations available. But for now, unless you are using Linux, you will not be able to fully use the MD5 checksum functionality of the site. (For more information about MD5, please see Lance Spitzner's useful account of MD5, "What is MD5 and why do I care?"
Under each heading, there may be files that you can download by clicking on them. If your browser supports file downloads, the download will immediately commence. The file will be downloaded to your default download directory on your workstation.
How do I upload a file? (Adding or replacing a download)
You can add to and replace files already on the page by using the "Add or Replace a Download" field. To select a file you want added to the page, click on the "Browse..." button. This button works with all browsers that support file uploads, regardless of the underlying operating system. If you are using Windows, and you do not see the file you wish to upload, try setting the "Files of type:" setting to "All Files" in your browser's window.
There are a few caveats about uploading files:
Once you have selected the file, you should describe the file. This description should be short and to the point. The idea is to provide the viewer with enough information to choose whether she needs to download the file or not. For instance, if you want to make available the the project's latest milestone, you might describe it using the date, or if it is a component, the version and function name.
 Checking the box indicates that anyone who as accessed your downloads page can retrieve the file; they need not be members of your project. In contrast, an empty box denotes that only project members can retrieve the file. By default, the box is left unchecked.
You can post a variety of file types for later download: binaries, tarballs, zip files, text files, even graphic files. Since the point of this page is to provide members (and the public) an central place from which to download final (or major milestone) releases, you do not want to add files which are in flux. In short, files which require some form of concurrent version control.
Note: We do not recommend that you post source code to this page. Consequently, this page does not support CVS (Concurrent Versioning Control). If you are interested in posting source and wish to use concurrent version control, please see the CVS help information.
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Cabezón de la Sal, Spain
Bosque De Secuoyas (Redwood Forest)
An out-of-place grove of sequoias thrives in northern Spain.
by Luis MoratoThe Cantabrian Redwood Forest in Cabezón de la Sal is a rare sight in Spain. It’s full of the conifer trees you’d typically find in places like California. Its more than 800 specimens have an average height of 118 feet (36 meters)–and they’re still young. The trees, which were planted in the 1940s, will one day reach the same enormous stature as their American kin.
Though the trees are beautiful, they weren’t planted for aesthetic purposes. They’re here because when Spain was isolated during Francisco Franco’s reign, the country needed to ensure it had a solid supply of trees for timber, as the government didn’t want to resort to importing raw materials. The sequoias were chosen because their wood is of good quality, light, easy to work with, and has a lovely reddish hue.
Rather than felling these trees, the government opted to instead harvest faster-growing species such as pine or eucalyptus. That meant this redwood forest was able to thrive. And, because redwoods can live for more than 1,000 years, this forest is still incredibly young, meaning the trees will only continue to grow even larger and more impressive.
Know Before You Go
You can go by car from Santander and take the A-67 highway toward Torrelavega, then take the A-8 toward Oviedo and after the exit toward Comillas. Following the signs to Comillas, about 0.62 miles (one kilometer) from the exit, you'll find a sign on the left indicating the forest's location. There's a small parking area there as well.
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Sr Mary Aidan Donaldson: Co Down-born nun was world's oldest Sister of Mercy
SISTER Mary Aidan Donaldson, who has died aged 111 in the US, was one of the oldest Irish people ever to have lived.
The 'supercentenarian', who was a Sister of Mercy for more than nine decades, was born Sarah Donaldson in Dromore, Co Down in August 1908.
Her father, John, worked as a railway porter while her mother, Ellen Connolly, died when she was four years old.
She was educated by the Sisters of Mercy in Newry and had been considering a career in nursing until a visit by two nuns seeking vocations to join them teaching children in Alabama.
Mary saw it as a "call from God" and travelled to Cork aged 19 to set sail on the White Star liner RMS Baltic, at one time the world's largest ship.
“I thought we were never going to make it," she told the Alabama Press-Register. "Storms, so forth. Everyone was sick.”
Mary eventually joined around 100 Sisters of Mercy in Mobile, Alabama and took the religious name of a teacher from home.
She began work in September 1929, weeks before the Wall Street crash, and would serve in schools in Baltimore, Maryland; Bessemer, Birmingham, Huntsville and Mobile, Alabama; and Pensacola, Florida.
She later cared for the sick and after moving to a retirement home, took up watercolour painting in her nineties.
Sr Mary Aidan described her life as having been “emotionally always filled”.
“I’m thankful to God for what I have.”
Celebrating her 111th birthday in August, the Sisters of Mercy said she was the oldest member of the order and perhaps the oldest of any religious order around the world.
"Most days she is up and dressed, sitting in the community room reading, as well as observing all the comings and goings and occasionally summoning a passer-by by name," they said.
"One of the amazing things about this remarkable woman of Mercy is how much she still participates in community activities—and that includes everything from liturgy and prayer to bingo and bunco."
Sister Mary Aidan Donaldson died on October 25 at the Convent of Mercy retirement home in Mobile, Alabama.


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Human Resource Policies
RECRUITMENT & SELECTION POLICY
FUNCTION: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
POLICY: RECRUITMENT & SELECTION POLICY
PREPARED BY: GAGANDEEP SINGH
APPROVED BY: BHARAT KAPOOR
DATE: 1
st
December, 2015
VERSION NO: HR/RSP/01
Policy Number
HR/ RSP/ 01
Policy
Distribution
HR
Confidentiality
Confidential to DIPI HR only
Effective Date
December 2015
Objective
To resource the right talent through Internal and External sources to
achieve the Business Objectives and Goals of the Company.
Applicability
It is applicable for hiring of employees
Policy Content
GUIDELINES
Vacant position will be filled by the company through External or
Internal sources of recruitment. In case of external sources, company
may use any of the following sources: Job portals, employment
agencies,
direct
application
by
candidates
(including
Office
Reception), advertisement, Networking sites (LinkedIn), campus
placements, employee referrals, etc.
In addition to the external sources, company may also consider
internal sourcing.
Candidates who have been interviewed by DIPI will not be eligible to
apply within 6 months from his/ her last interview.
Recruitment would be on the basis of Manpower requirement
identified by the HOD who then fills the Manpower Requisition form
duly approved by concerned persons as mentioned in the form.
1.1 Recruitment Process:
Recruitment Process includes 2 steps:
a)
Sourcing (External and Internal), and
b)
Shortlisting/ Selecting
I)
External Sourcing
All vacancies in the company which are to be filled externally are
normally sourced through predetermined recruitment consultants,
Job Portals, Direct Application, campus recruitments, advertisement,
employee referrals, etc.


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Every two years, the entire House of Representatives is re-elected. This body of 435 legislators is intended, as the name suggests, to be representative of the American electorate. In 2010, this meant about 700,00 people per representative . Given this seemingly straightforward relationship, one would expect, on average, that the political makeup of the House of Representatives would reflect the political makeup of the US voting population.
Of course, the relationship isn’t so simple. Representatives in actuality are elected from States, which are then divided into Congressional districts. The determination of the geography of these districts is where gerrymandering enters the picture. Gerrymandering is the process of “dividing of a state [] into election districts so as to give one political party a majority in many districts while concentrating the voting strength of the other party into as few districts as possible".
There is significantly more complexity going into which party gets seats in the House beyond how many votes their party gets nationally.
Nonetheless, it does seem interesting that this disparity generally favors the Republican party. House elections are done by state, and then by district. Therefore, to investigate further we can analyze to a further degree of detail and perform a similar analysis on the state level.
In order to perform this analysis on a state-by-state level, I determined how many "gerrymandered representatives" occurred in each state for each of the past six elections. The number of "gerrymandered representatives" is determined by the difference between predicted number representatives of each party based on popular vote and the actual number of representative for each party.
For example, in Alabama's 2004 elections for the House, about 40% of the votes went to Democratic candidates, and about 60% went to Republican candidates. Therefore, the expected number of Democratic representatives out of a total of 7 would be approximately 3. However, in actuality only 2 of Alabama's 7 representatives were Democrats that year, so one representative (or about 14% of representatives) were "gerrymandered representatives," favoring the Republican party in this case.
Following this procedure for all states for the past six elections, we see the following, with average proportions of "gerrymandered representatives" for each state:
While California and New York have the two highest "gerrymandered representatives" values and favor the Democratic Party, the Republican Party has more in total: 23.77 for the Republican Party and 17.35 for the Democratic Party.
Also, there is some pretty good evidence that the party controlling the state government strongly influences in which direction the gerrymandering occurs.
Gerrymandering is to some degree in the interests of both parties, regardless of whether they’re in power. The redrawing of districts is generally determined by whichever party is the majority in the State legislature or holds the Governorship , and therefore is a highly politicized process. The interests in this process differ for the party as a whole versus an individual representative:
You may very well wonder if the drawing of districts will automatically benefit Republicans, given that Democratic voters are very often concentrated in urban areas. While this may be the case in areas where the drawing of districts is not a politicized process, there is significant evidence that a large number of congressional districts are drawn by Republicans. Therefore, there surely is a large strategic component above and beyond any structural factors.
Legislative Gridlock: One would expect that since every seat in the House of Representatives goes up for election every two years, there would be tremendous potential for political upheavals. But that really isn't the case. In the 2016 election, it is nearly unthinkable that Democrats will win back the House. The power of incumbency is certainly a factor here, but even more important is the structural inflexibility manufactured by gerrymandering.
The result is that even if Democrats were to perform very well nationally, taking the presidency and the Senate, it is very unlikely that any significant legislative change would be allowed, given the Republican control of the House.
Effective Disenfranchisement: The Republican dominance in gerrymandering effectively disenfranchises many Democratic voters. The vote of a Democrat in a district that has been gerrymandered to be very highly Democrat-leaning is effectively useless on the margin; as is the vote of one who is in a district designed for a moderate margin Republican victory. Nonpartisan districts or alternative forms of representation would mean that every vote truly does matter.
Political Polarization: When a district is gerrymandered to strongly favor one party over another, representatives are strongly incentivized to take on more and more extreme views that favor their base of voters. Any representatives who favor cooperation with the other party or centrism can effectively be challenged in primary battles. This phenomenon exists for both parties, but can most clearly be seen with the rise of Tea Party Republicans.


We require the participator to submit the results as a single .zip file. Each .txt file in the .zip file contains the results of the corresponding image. Notably, the results of each image must be stored in the archive's root folder.
The results file for each task should be stored in the SAME format as the provided ground-truth file, i.e., the JSON text-file containing one object instance per line. If there exists no output detection result, please provide an empty file. We suggest the participator reviewing the ground truth format before proceeding. For different tasks, each line in the text-file contains different content. Each text file stores the detection results of the corresponding image, with each line containing an object instance in the image. The format of each line is as follows:
| Position | Name | Description |
| 1 | [bbox_left] | The x coordinate of the top-left corner of the predicted bounding box |
| 2 | [bbox_top] | The y coordinate of the top-left corner of the predicted object bounding box |
| 3 | [bbox_width] | The width in pixels of the predicted object bounding box |
| 4 | [bbox_height] | The height in pixels of the predicted object bounding box |
| 5 | [score] | The score in the DETECTION result file indicates the confidence of the predicted bounding box enclosing an object instance |
| 6 | [object_category] | The object category indicates the type of annotated object |
| 7 | [truncation] | The score in the GROUNDTRUTH file indicates the degree of object parts appears outside a frame |
| 8 | [occlusion] | The score in the GROUNDTRUTH file indicates the fraction of objects being occluded |
For Task 1 (i.e., object detection in images), we mainly focus on human and vehicles in our daily life, and define ten object categories of interest including pedestrian, person, car, van, bus, truck, motor, bicycle, awning-tricycle, and tricycle. Notably, if a human maintains standing pose or walking, we classify it as pedestrian; otherwise, it is classified as a person. Some rarely occurring specific objects (e.g., machineshop truck, forklift truck, and tanker) are ignored in evaluation. Meanwhile, if the truncation ratio of the object is larger than 50%, it is skipped during evaluation. To obtain results on the VisDrone2019 test-challenge set, the participators must generate the results in default format (see here) and uploaded to the evaluation server.
We require each evaluated algorithm to output a list of detected bounding boxes with confidence scores for each test image in the predefined format. Please see the results format for more detail. Similar to the evaluation protocol in MS COCO [1], we use AP, APIOU=0.50, APIOU=0.75, ARmax=1, ARmax=10, ARmax=100, and ARmax=500 metrics to evaluate the results of detection algorithms. Unless otherwise specified, the AP and AR metrics are averaged over multiple intersection over union (IoU) values. Specifically, we use ten IoU thresholds of [0.50:0.05:0.95]. All metrics are computed allowing for at most 500 top-scoring detections per image (across all categories). These criteria penalize missing detection of objects as well as duplicate detections (two detection results for the same object instance). The AP metric is used as the primary metric for ranking the algorithms. The metrics are described in the following table.
The above metrics are calculated over object categories of interest. For comprehensive evaluation, we will report the performance of each object category. The evaluation code for object detection in images is available on the PANDA github.
| Measure | Perfect | Description |
| AP | 100% | The average precision over all 10 IoU thresholds (i.e., [0.5:0.05:0.95]) of all object categories |
| APIOU=0.50 | 100% | The average precision over all object categories when the IoU overlap with ground truth is larger than 0.50 |
| APIOU=0.75 | 100% | The average precision over all object categories when the IoU overlap with ground truth is larger than 0.75 |
| ARmax=1 | 100% | The maximum recall given 1 detection per image |
| ARmax=10 | 100% | The maximum recall given 10 detections per image |
| ARmax=100 | 100% | The maximum recall given 100 detections per image |
| ARmax=500 | 100% | The maximum recall given 500 detections per image |
[1] T. Lin, M. Maire, S. J. Belongie, J. Hays, P. Perona, D. Ramanan, P. Dollar, and C. L. Zitnick, “Microsoft COCO: common objects in context,” in Proceedings of European Conference on Computer Vision, 2014, pp. 740–755


This is a set of examples, aimed at replicating the functionality offered by the Clojure core.async library, as shown here.
Processes running at different intervals:
Patching DOM events through a Channel (mouse coordinates relative to the window):
Patching DOM events through a Channel (mouse coordinates relative to container):
Patching multiple DOM events through channels:
Patching multiple DOM events through channels, using alts:


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Some of music rights are territorial, most notably in music publishing.
Territory Information System (TIS) by CISAC provides a complex territorial structure to be used in batch registrations of musical works and subsequent royalty processing.
This is a demo of basic territorial calculations, either by just including and excluding territories, or by share calculations.
Open-source code is available at https://github.com/musicmetadata/territories.
Further development will be focused on mapping TIS and ISO territories.
{% if formset.territory_list %}{% for t, o in formset.territory_list.items %} {{ t.tis_n|stringformat:"04s" }} - {{ t.name|stringformat:"-45s" }}: {{ o }}{% endfor %}{% endif %} {% endblock %}


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::: my jekyll markdown cheatsheet* :::
Markdown is a way to write content for the web. It's written in what devs like to call plaintext, which is exactly the sort of text we're used to writing and seeing.
# H1
- largest## H2
### H3
#### H4
##### H5
###### H6
- smallest 1. First ordered list item
2. Another item
--* Unordered sub-list.
1. Any number will do
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4. And another item.
*
asterisks, -
minuses & +
pluses Some text that should be aligned with the above item.
*asterisks*
or _underscores_
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or __underscores__
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[an inline-style link](http://sskenner.github.io)
[an inline-style link with title](https://www.google.com "Google")
[a reference-style link][Arbitrary case-insensitive reference text]
[Arbitrary case-insensitive reference text]: https://google.com
[can use numbers for reference-style link definitions][1]
[link text itself]
[link text itself]: http://daringfireball.net/
[1]: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#link
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inside of the corresponding layout file (e.g. _layouts/default.html) between the
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2
3 markdown = Redcarpet.new("Hello World!")
4 puts markdown.to_html
5
6 def show
7 puts "Outputting a very lo-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ong lo-
8 o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ong line"
9 @widget = Widget(params[:id])
10 respond_to do |format|
11 format.html # show.html.erb
12 format.json { render json: @widget }
13 end
14 end
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------------ | -------------
Content Cell | Content Cell
Content Cell | Content Cell
| Tables | Are | Cool |
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| col 3 is | right-aligned | $1600 |
| col 2 is | centered | $12 |
| zebra stripes | are neat | $1 |
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nicely |
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6 Undersscores
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3 This line is separated from the one above by two newlines,
4 so it will be a *separate paragraph*.
5
6 This line is also a separate paragraph, but...
7 This line is only separated by a single newline, so it is
8 a separate line in the *same paragraph*.
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3 weeks ago we set up on the adventure of a lifetime: to launch the first digital bank in Africa. We wanted to make sure we would build a product and service that people would love. A product that would be unique and a product that you will continuously tell all your friends and family about. # The landing page # It’s natural, before you build a business you need to talk to customers to see if they really need your product or service. Most people call this the Mom Test. What is the Mom Test? “The Mom Test is a quick, practical guide that will save you time, money, and heartbreak. They say you shouldn’t ask your mom whether your business is a good idea, because she loves you and will lie to you”. So to get really good feedback from people, we had to talk to them and let them know, in the simplest way possible, what Zazu will be doing. And the feedback was amazing.
- 53% wanted a new bank.
- 14% had no bank at all.
Those that wanted a new bank, were fed up with really bad experiences from their current banks. From long queues, to unexplained charges and sub-par customer service. They simply wanted a new and better experience.
The ones that didn’t have a bank account, explained their hopes and ideals. Some of them didn’t know what banks did. So we wrote a blog ‘What do Banks really do?’’ and from that, a sizable number of you got in touch asking us to write or teach people about financial literacy. In particular, how do people save money?
This question was particularly popular from people living or working in the Copperbelt. Of everyone who got in touch with us asking about financial literacy, the majority were in the Copperbelt, so we decided to actually do something about this. In September, we will be teaching 2 000 people about saving, lending, borrowing and how to run a business from an accounting point of view. Initially we wanted to host real life sessions but we realised we couldn’t possibly do that. So we decided to do it via your mobile phone. Watch this space. # Designing Our Website # As we spoke to more and more people, we were asking about their financial habits. And it came out that everyone was concerned about their future. They wanted to understand exactly how much money they had at that moment. When they spent something, they wanted instant feedback so they can never be overdrawn.
We sat down and looked at our website and asked ourselves, does this communicate what we want to do? And it was a strong no. So our current website is our attempt to share more about our vision, product and the first steps to create a community. We would absolutely love it if you would tell us your thoughts and feelings about the new website.


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The 10 Biggest Product Stories of 2019
Black Lines brand identity, by & Smith
Black Lines wants it to be as easy to serve a Negroni as it is a pint of lager. The drinks company is seeking to revolutionise the bar experience by serving cocktails by draught with a changing menu of drinks (as well as same favourite stand-bys). A pink grapefruit spritz was served through the summer while a new pear and white tea fizz joins the line-up for winter.
- ROFL means Rolling on floor laughing.

- LMK means Let me know.
- ILY means I love you.
- YOLO means You only live once.
- SMH means Shaking my head.
The company was previously known as Hingston + Co. but has been given a complete rebrand — including a new logo, tap badges, website and branded material — by London-based design studio & Smith. The new identity is based on the Kandinsky abstract painting, Black Lines, and true to its name, is mostly black and white with a few flashes of colour. According to & Smith, the identity brings together “art and science” and has been brought to life through collaborations with nine illustrators.
- ROFL means Rolling on floor laughing.

- LMK means Let me know.
- ILY means I love you.
- YOLO means You only live once.
- SMH means Shaking my head.
Black Lines wants it to be as easy to serve a Negroni as it is a pint of lager. The drinks company is seeking to revolutionise the bar experience by serving cocktails by draught with a changing menu of drinks (as well as same favourite stand-bys). A pink grapefruit spritz was served through the summer while a new pear and white tea fizz joins the line-up for winter.
“The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.”
Paul Rand, graphic designer


Overview
Classes: Add, Delete, Keep, Rename, Replace, ZipManipulator, ZipOperation
Classes
class Add
Operation Add adds a new file entry to an existing Zip File
class Delete
Delete Operation removes an entry from a Zip
class Keep
Keep simply forwards the compressed data stream from the input ZipArchive to the output zip archive
class Rename
Renames an existing Zip Entry
class Replace
Operation Replace replaces the content of an existing entry with a new one
class ZipManipulator
ZipManipulator allows to add/remove/update files inside zip files
class ZipOperation
Abstract super class for operations on individual zip entries


| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.sms.splitter; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import java.util.List; | |
| 4 | ||
| 5 | import fr.sii.ogham.sms.exception.message.NoSplitterAbleToSplitMessageException; | |
| 6 | import fr.sii.ogham.sms.exception.message.SplitMessageException; | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | /** | |
| 9 | * Try to split using any registered {@link MessageSplitter}. | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * <p> | |
| 12 | * For each registered splitter, it checks if the message can be split with it. | |
| 13 | * If it can, then split using the splitter and return the result. If the | |
| 14 | * splitter can't handle the message, try next one. | |
| 15 | * | |
| 16 | * <p> | |
| 17 | * The message can be handled by a registered splitter if it implements | |
| 18 | * {@link SupportingSplitter} and {@link SupportingSplitter#canSplit(String)} | |
| 19 | * returns true. If the registered splitter doesn't implement | |
| 20 | * {@link SupportingSplitter}, the splitter is always considered as able to | |
| 21 | * split the message. | |
| 22 | * | |
| 23 | * | |
| 24 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 25 | * | |
| 26 | */ | |
| 27 | public class FirstSupportingMessageSplitter implements MessageSplitter { | |
| 28 | private final List<MessageSplitter> delegates; | |
| 29 | ||
| 30 | /** | |
| 31 | * Registers the splitters | |
| 32 | * | |
| 33 | * @param delegates | |
| 34 | * the splitters to try in order | |
| 35 | */ | |
| 36 | public FirstSupportingMessageSplitter(List<MessageSplitter> delegates) { | |
| 37 | super(); | |
| 38 | this.delegates = delegates; | |
| 39 | } | |
| 40 | ||
| 41 | @Override | |
| 42 | public List<Segment> split(String message) throws SplitMessageException { | |
| 43 | for (MessageSplitter splitter : delegates) { | |
| 44 |
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1. split : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
if (canSplit(splitter, message)) { |
| 45 |
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1. split : replaced return value with Collections.emptyList for fr/sii/ogham/sms/splitter/FirstSupportingMessageSplitter::split → NO_COVERAGE |
return splitter.split(message); |
| 46 | } | |
| 47 | } | |
| 48 | throw new NoSplitterAbleToSplitMessageException("Failed to split message because no splitter is able to split the message", message); | |
| 49 | } | |
| 50 | ||
| 51 | private static boolean canSplit(MessageSplitter splitter, String message) { | |
| 52 |
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1. canSplit : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
if (splitter instanceof SupportingSplitter) { |
| 53 |
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1. canSplit : replaced boolean return with true for fr/sii/ogham/sms/splitter/FirstSupportingMessageSplitter::canSplit → NO_COVERAGE 2. canSplit : replaced boolean return with false for fr/sii/ogham/sms/splitter/FirstSupportingMessageSplitter::canSplit → NO_COVERAGE |
return ((SupportingSplitter) splitter).canSplit(message); |
| 54 | } | |
| 55 |
1
1. canSplit : replaced boolean return with false for fr/sii/ogham/sms/splitter/FirstSupportingMessageSplitter::canSplit → NO_COVERAGE |
return true; |
| 56 | } | |
| 57 | ||
| 58 | } | |
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class YARD::Server::LibraryVersion
A library version encapsulates a library's documentation at a specific version. Although the version is optional, this allows for creating multiple documentation points for a specific library, each representing a unique version. The term “library” used in other parts of the YARD::Server documentation refers to objects of this class unless otherwise noted.
A library points to a location where a {#yardoc_file} is located so that its documentation may be loaded and served. Optionally, a {#source_path} is given to point to a location where any extra files (and {YARD::CLI::Yardoc .yardopts}) should be loaded from. Both of these methods may not be known immediately, since the yardoc file may not be built until later. Resolving the yardoc file and source path are dependent on the specific library “source type” used. Source types (known as “library source”) are discussed in detail below.
Using with Adapters¶ ↑
A list of libraries need to be passed into adapters upon creation. In most cases, you will never do this manually, but if you use a {RackMiddleware}, you will need to pass in this list yourself. To build this list of libraries, you should create a hash of library names mapped to an Array of LibraryVersion objects. For example:
{'mylib' => [LibraryVersion.new('mylib', '1.0', ...), LibraryVersion.new('mylib', '2.0', ...)]}
Note that you can also use {Adapter#add_library} for convenience.
The “array” part is required, even for just one library version.
Library Sources¶ ↑
The {#source} method represents the library source type, ie. where the library “comes from”. It might come from “disk”, or it might come from a “gem” (technically the disk, but a separate type nonetheless). In these two cases, the yardoc file sits somewhere on your filesystem, though it may also be built dynamically if it does not yet exist. This behaviour is controlled through the {#prepare!} method, which prepares the yardoc file given a specific library source. We will see how this works in detail in the following section.
Implementing a Custom Library Source¶ ↑
YARD can be extended to support custom library sources in order to build or retrieve a yardoc file at runtime from many different locations.
To implement this behaviour, 3 methods can be added to the
LibraryVersion
class, #load_yardoc_from_SOURCE
,
#yardoc_file_for_SOURCE
, and
#source_path_for_SOURCE
. In all cases, “SOURCE” represents the
source type used in {#source} when creating the library object. The
#yardoc_file_for_SOURCE
and
#source_path_for_SOURCE
methods are called upon creation and
should return the location where the source code for the library lives. The
load method is called from {#prepare!} if there is no yardoc file and
should set {#yardoc_file}. Below is a full example for implementing a
custom library source, :http
, which reads packaged .yardoc
databases from zipped archives off of an HTTP server.
Note that only #load_yardoc_from_SOURCE
is required. The other
two methods are optional and can be set manually (via {#source_path=} and
{#yardoc_file=}) on the object at any time.
@example Implementing a Custom Library Source
# Adds the source type "http" for .yardoc files zipped on HTTP servers class LibraryVersion def load_yardoc_from_http Thread.new do # zip/unzip method implementations are not shown download_zip_file("http://mysite.com/yardocs/#{self}.zip") unzip_file_to("/path/to/yardocs/#{self}") end # tell the server it's not ready yet (but it might be next time) raise LibraryNotPreparedError end def yardoc_file_for_http "/path/to/yardocs/#{self}/.yardoc" end def source_path_for_http File.dirname(yardoc_file) end end # Creating a library of this source type: LibraryVersion.new('name', '1.0', nil, :http)
Attributes
@return [String] the name of the library
@return [Symbol] the source type representing where the yardoc should be
loaded from. Defaults are +:disk+ and +:gem+, though custom sources may be implemented. This value is used to inform {#prepare!} about how to load the necessary data in order to display documentation for an object.
@see LibraryVersion LibraryVersion documentation for “Implementing a Custom Library Source”
@return [String] the version of the specific library
Public Class Methods
@param [String] name the name of the library @param [String] version the specific (usually, but not always, numeric) library
version
@param [String] yardoc the location of the yardoc file, or nil if it is
generated later
@param [Symbol] source the location of the files used to build the yardoc.
Builtin source types are +:disk+ or +:gem+.
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 133 def initialize(name, version = nil, yardoc = nil, source = :disk) self.name = name self.yardoc_file = yardoc self.version = version self.source = source end
Public Instance Methods
@return [Boolean] whether another LibraryVersion is equal to this one
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 152 def eql?(other) other.is_a?(LibraryVersion) && other.name == name && other.version == version && other.yardoc_file == yardoc_file end
@return [Gem::Specification] a gemspec object for a given library. Used
for :gem source types.
@return [nil] if there is no installed gem for the library
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 190 def gemspec ver = version ? "= #{version}" : ">= 0" YARD::GemIndex.find_all_by_name(name, ver).last end
@return [Fixnum] used for Hash mapping.
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 149 def hash; to_s.hash end
@note You should not directly override this method. Instead, implement
+load_yardoc_from_SOURCENAME+ when implementing loading for a specific source type. See the {LibraryVersion} documentation for "Implementing a Custom Library Source"
Prepares a library to be displayed by the server. This callback is
performed before each request on a library to ensure that it is loaded and
ready to be viewed. If any steps need to be performed prior to loading,
they are performed through this method (though they should be implemented
through the load_yardoc_from_SOURCE
method).
@raise [LibraryNotPreparedError] if the library is not ready to be
displayed. Usually when raising this error, you would simultaneously begin preparing the library for subsequent requests, although this is not necessary.
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 181 def prepare! return if ready? meth = "load_yardoc_from_#{source}" send(meth) if respond_to?(meth, true) end
@return [Boolean] whether the library has been completely processed
and is ready to be served
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 161 def ready? return false if yardoc_file.nil? serializer.complete? end
@return [String] the location of the source code for a library. This
value is filled by calling +#source_path_for_SOURCE+ on this class.
@return [nil] if there is no source code @see LibraryVersion LibraryVersion documentation for “Implementing a Custom Library Source”
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 121 def source_path @source_path ||= load_source_path end
@param [Boolean] url_format if true, returns the string in a URI-compatible
format (for appending to a URL). Otherwise, it is given in a more human readable format.
@return [String] the string representation of the library.
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 144 def to_s(url_format = true) version ? "#{name}#{url_format ? '/' : '-'}#{version}" : name.to_s end
@return [String] the location of the yardoc file used to load the object
information from.
@return [nil] if no yardoc file exists yet. In this case, {#prepare!} will
be called on this library to build the yardoc file.
@note To implement a custom yardoc file getter, implement
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 105 def yardoc_file @yardoc_file ||= load_yardoc_file end
Protected Instance Methods
Called when a library of source type “disk” is to be prepared. In this case, the {#yardoc_file} should already be set, but the library may not be prepared. Run preparation if not done.
@raise [LibraryNotPreparedError] if the yardoc file has not been
prepared.
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 205 def load_yardoc_from_disk return if ready? @@chdir_mutex.synchronize do Dir.chdir(source_path_for_disk) do Thread.new do CLI::Yardoc.run('--no-stats', '-n', '-b', yardoc_file) end end end raise LibraryNotPreparedError end
Called when a library of source type “gem” is to be prepared. In this case, the {#yardoc_file} needs to point to the correct location for the installed gem. The yardoc file is built if it has not been done.
@raise [LibraryNotPreparedError] if the gem does not have an existing
yardoc file.
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 225 def load_yardoc_from_gem return if ready? ver = version ? "= #{version}" : ">= 0" @@chdir_mutex.synchronize do Thread.new do # Build gem docs on demand log.debug "Building gem docs for #{to_s(false)}" CLI::Gems.run(name, ver) log.debug "Done building gem docs for #{to_s(false)}" end end raise LibraryNotPreparedError end
@return [String] the source path for a disk source
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 242 def source_path_for_disk File.dirname(yardoc_file) if yardoc_file end
@return [String] the source path for a gem source
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 247 def source_path_for_gem gemspec.full_gem_path if gemspec end
@return [String] the yardoc file for a gem source
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 252 def yardoc_file_for_gem require 'rubygems' ver = version ? "= #{version}" : ">= 0" Registry.yardoc_file_for_gem(name, ver) end
Private Instance Methods
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 260 def load_source_path meth = "source_path_for_#{source}" send(meth) if respond_to?(meth, true) end
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 265 def load_yardoc_file meth = "yardoc_file_for_#{source}" send(meth) if respond_to?(meth, true) end
# File lib/yard/server/library_version.rb, line 270 def serializer return if yardoc_file.nil? Serializers::YardocSerializer.new(yardoc_file) end


This page demonstrates and tests the Javascript class: Resizer that can be used to resize divs, text boxes, and iframes vertically.
There is also a 2D (dialog) test page.


Day
(initial)
Day
(changes in light scheme)
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(changes in dark scheme)
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(initial)
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Develop
This page gives some general instructions and tips to build and develop Analytics Zoo for Python developers.
You are very welcome to add customized functionalities to Analytics Zoo to meet your own demands. You are also highly encouraged to contribute to Analytics Zoo for extra features so that other community users would get benefits as well.
Download Analytics Zoo Source Code
Analytics Zoo source code is available at GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/intel-analytics/analytics-zoo.git
By default, git clone
will download the development version of Analytics Zoo. If you want a release version, you can use the command git checkout
to change the specified version.
Build whl package for pip install
If you have modified some Python code and want to newly generate the whl package for pip install, you can run the following script:
bash analytics-zoo/pyzoo/dev/build.sh linux default
Arguments:
- The first argument is the platform to build for. Either 'linux' or 'mac'.
- The second argument is the analytics-zoo version to build for. 'default' means the default version for the current branch. You can also specify a different version if you wish, e.g., '0.6.0.dev1'.
- You can also add other profiles to build the package, especially Spark and BigDL versions.
For example, under the situation that
pyspark==2.4.6
is a dependency, you need to add profiles-Dspark.version=2.4.6 -Dbigdl.artifactId=bigdl-SPARK_2.4 -P spark_2.4+
to build Analytics Zoo for Spark 2.4.6.
After running the above command, you will find a whl
file under the folder analytics-zoo/pyzoo/dist/
. You can then directly pip install it to your local Python environment:
pip install analytics-zoo/pyzoo/dist/analytics_zoo-VERSION-py2.py3-none-PLATFORM_x86_64.whl
See here for more remarks related to pip install.
See here for more instructions to run analytics-zoo after pip install.
Run in IDE
You need to do the following preparations before starting the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to successfully run an Analytics Zoo Python program in the IDE:
- Build Analytics Zoo. See here for more instructions.
- Prepare Spark environment by either setting
SPARK_HOME
as the environment variable or pip installpyspark
. Note that the Spark version should match the one you build Analytics Zoo on. - Set BIGDL_CLASSPATH:
export BIGDL_CLASSPATH=analytics-zoo/dist/lib/analytics-zoo-*-jar-with-dependencies.jar
- Prepare BigDL Python environment by either downloading BigDL from GitHub or pip install
bigdl
. Note that the BigDL version should match the one you build Analytics Zoo on. - Add
pyzoo
andspark-analytics-zoo.conf
toPYTHONPATH
:
export PYTHONPATH=analytics-zoo/pyzoo:analytics-zoo/dist/conf/spark-analytics-zoo.conf:$PYTHONPATH
If you download BigDL from GitHub, you also need to add BigDL/pyspark
to PYTHONPATH
:
export PYTHONPATH=BigDL/pyspark:$PYTHONPATH


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If a checkbox is not selected, a mapping is available in all of your projects.
Select the mappings that you want to be available only in the current project.
The selected mappings are stored in .idea/misc.xml or the project .ipr file. These files are normally shared between development team members through
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ gets ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ bundle in December
by Ben SchoonThe conclusion of the latest Star Wars trilogy is set to hit theaters in just a few weeks and, along with it, Samsung has a new offer. Starting in December, a special edition Galaxy Note 10+ bundle will be available with a Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker theme.
This special edition bundle for the Galaxy Note 10+ delivers a lot for Star Wars fans. The center of the bundle is a Galaxy Note 10+ which we reviewed earlier this year. However, this device comes in a special colorway.
The device is black with red accents all over including around the triple-camera housing. The back of the phone also gets the Star Wars logo along the bottom and the First Order’s logo as well. The S-Pen is designed to match with a striking red color too. Internally, this is the same device that’s been on sale for a couple of months at this point but Samsung hasn’t detailed which storage option the bundle comes with.
Along with the phone, the bundle comes with a special edition leather case that shows Kylo Ren and a metal badge that acts as a collector’s item.
Also included in the bundle is a black and red special edition Galaxy Buds. The buds themselves are still black, but the interior of the case is a sleek red and the case itself appears to be tweaked a bit too. The entire package comes in a special box as well.
The Galaxy Note 10+ Star Wars Edition goes on sale in “limited quantities” starting on December 13th for $1,299. The bundle will be available from Amazon, Best Buy, Microsoft, and Samsung directly. The company says that this bundle will also be available in Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Korea, Norway, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UAE, and the UK as well.
Discover the dark side of Galaxy with a black device featuring red accents and red S Pen. Accessorize with an embossed Leather Cover, coordinated Galaxy Buds, and an exclusive metal badge as a collector’s item. And you’ll find it all in a Sith-inspired package so you get the full Star Wars experience as you unbox.
Available in December.
More on Samsung:
- Galaxy Note 10+ Review: Checks all the boxes, but does S Pen justify its existence?
- Samsung’s Android 10 beta extends to Note 10 as Galaxy S10 gets first update
- Some of the best cases for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 [Video]
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Views provide different visual representations of code, the main one being graph nodes.
Builds using LLVM to platform specific assembly.
Access to low level optimization.
Compiled to machine code.
Rift's architecture focuses on providing fast iteration and build times.
Safe and simple language features by default, while exposing all tools needed for more complex code.
C and C++ code is understood as Rift code thanks to Clang.
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We are sad to see Michael leave the lab for medical school. After working from home for a whole year, Michael was in Austin just time for us to have a lab social to celebrate all the great work he has accomplished!


I am currently a Computer Engineering Ph.D student at the University of Maryland working under Professor Rajeev Barua. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from UMD in 2014. My research is focused on detecting malware with innovative program analysis and machine learning techniques. I plan to graduate in 2018. I enjoy solving hard, worthwhile problems because it gives me a chance to change the world I live in. I think the most important thing an innovator can do is not only find the right solution, but ask the right question.
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My thesis focuses on discovering fundamental behavioral differences between malware and benign software. My work primarily involves dynamic analysis, which is when the program is executed in a protected environment. I use a dynamic binary instrumentation tool to discover behavior that most current dynamic tools cannot. Most dynamic tools today analyze malware using OS-level behavior, but with a DBI tool, I can analyze instruction-level behavior. Instruction-level behavior is more specific than OS-level indicators, which often results in a higher accuracy of detection. I initially focused on a class of behavior called obfuscation, in which malware tries to hide from detection tools. I found quantifiable differences between obfuscation occur in malware and benign software, allowing me to build a tool to detect the difference. I have expanded on this work and am working on a general malware detection tool using a combination of dynamic analysis and machine learning.