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public final class SurfaceGraph3D
This class incorporates the Axis3D and SurfaceTrace3D objects to construct a 3D Cartesian surface graph. It is possible to draw several surface traces, but care must be taken not to incorporate to many points if the graph is to be rendered with a moving camera, otherwise slower system will struggle to render the graph.
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The graphs position denotes the point where all 3 axes meet, the x,y and z axes then all extend in the positive direction by the length values supplied. If in the constructor setAxisCrossAtZero is true, position denotes the location of the minimum point of the z-axis. Axis x and y will then alter themselves automatically to get as close to zero on the z-axis as possible. Due to screen space defining the y axis as 'down' the screen from the top corner, it is recommended that PApplet.scale(1,-1,1) is applied before drawing the graph or a suitable rotation. Or use the Camera3D class which defines the upwards direction to be -y automatically.
Important Note: Due to notation the x and y directions should relate to the grid plane the the height in the z direction. Though due to the way screen space works y is the up direction. This must be taken into account throughout this class.
History
Version 0.3.6 Added functionality to auto-range
Z-Axis for a given surface. Can now alter colour of tick and fonts of axis
Version 0.3.0 Altered to ensure labels were correctly aligned and
that the graph was right-handed.
Version 0.2.4 sees a breaking
change of notation relating z as the up direction, see important note above
for more implications of this change. Also changed class to final, so it cant
be extended.
Version 0.2.2 sees the introduction of traces,
before only one surface was plotted. This is not backwards compatiable.
//Example Code for simple sin graph.
g3d = new SurfaceGraph3D(this, 500, 100,500);
g3d.setXAxisMin(-2);
g3d.setXAxisMax(2);
g3d.setYAxisMin(-2);
g3d.setYAxisMax(2);
g3d.setZAxisMin(-1);
g3d.setZAxisMax(1);
//Plot sin graph using preset hot colourmap
g3d.addSurfaceTrace(new IGraph3DCallback(){
public float computePoint(float X, float Y) {
return Math.sin(X) * Math.sin(Y);
}}, 100, 100, new HotColourmap(true));
//Once trace is added it must be plotted.
g3d.plotSurfaceTrace(0);
Axis3D
,
SurfaceTrace3D
,
RGBColourmap
,
org.gwoptics.graphics.colourmap.presets
,
IGraph3DCallback
| Field Summary |
|---|
| Fields inherited from class org.gwoptics.graphics.Renderable |
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position |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
SurfaceGraph3D(processing.core.PApplet p,
float xLength,
float yLength,
float zLength)
All that needs to be specified to generate a graph is its dimensions. |
|
SurfaceGraph3D(processing.core.PApplet p,
float xLength,
float yLength,
float zLength,
boolean setAxisCrossAtZero)
All that needs to be specified to generate a graph is its dimensions. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addSurfaceTrace(IGraph3DCallback cb,
int XRes,
int YRes,
IColourmap map)
Adds a surface trace to the graph. |
void |
draw()
Draws each segment of the graph, all the traces and axes. |
int |
getTraceCount()
|
float |
getZAxisMax()
|
void |
plotSurfaceTrace(int index)
This function starts the surface calling the callback object to generate the surface |
void |
removeSurfaceTrace(int index)
Removes trace from the graph. |
void |
setAutoRanging(int surfaceIndex)
Use this to set a surface to automatically set the min and max values of the Z-axis to match the computed values, resulting in no clipping of surface points. |
void |
setAxisColour(GWColour c)
|
void |
setAxisColour(int R,
int G,
int B)
|
void |
setBillboarding(boolean value)
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void |
setDrawAxisLabel(boolean value)
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void |
setDrawLines(boolean value)
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void |
setDrawTickLabels(boolean value)
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void |
setDrawTicks(boolean value)
|
void |
setFontColour(GWColour c)
|
void |
setFontColour(int R,
int G,
int B)
|
void |
setTraceFill(int index,
GWColour c)
Fills the trace with a solid colour if no colourmap is specified |
void |
setTraceStroke(int index,
GWColour c)
sets the colour of the wireframe of a trace if no colourmap is specified |
void |
setXAxisLabel(java.lang.String s)
|
void |
setXAxisLabelAccuracy(int l)
|
void |
setXAxisLabelType(ValueType l)
|
void |
setXAxisMajorTicks(int n)
|
void |
setXAxisMax(float l)
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void |
setXAxisMin(float l)
|
void |
setXAxisMinorTicks(int n)
|
void |
setYAxisLabel(java.lang.String s)
|
void |
setYAxisLabelAccuracy(int l)
|
void |
setYAxisLabelType(ValueType l)
|
void |
setYAxisMajorTicks(int n)
|
void |
setYAxisMax(float l)
|
void |
setYAxisMin(float l)
|
void |
setYAxisMinorTicks(int n)
|
void |
setZAxisLabel(java.lang.String s)
|
void |
setZAxisLabelAccuracy(int l)
|
void |
setZAxisLabelType(ValueType l)
|
void |
setZAxisMajorTicks(int n)
|
void |
setZAxisMax(float l)
|
void |
setZAxisMin(float l)
|
void |
setZAxisMinorTicks(int n)
|
| Methods inherited from class org.gwoptics.graphics.Renderable |
|---|
setParent |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public SurfaceGraph3D(processing.core.PApplet p, float xLength, float yLength, float zLength)
p
- PApplet that will render this objectxLength
- Length of the X-AxisyLength
- Length of the Y-AxiszLength
- Length of the Z-Axispublic SurfaceGraph3D(processing.core.PApplet p, float xLength, float yLength, float zLength, boolean setAxisCrossAtZero)
p
- PApplet that will render this objectxLength
- Length of the X-AxisyLength
- Length of the Y-AxiszLength
- Length of the Z-AxissetAxisCrossAtZero
- boolean stating whether to make axes cross at
zero| Method Detail |
|---|
public float getZAxisMax()
public void setXAxisMin(float l)
public void setYAxisMin(float l)
public void setZAxisMin(float l)
public void setXAxisMax(float l)
public void setYAxisMax(float l)
public void setZAxisMax(float l)
public void setXAxisLabel(java.lang.String s)
public void setYAxisLabel(java.lang.String s)
public void setZAxisLabel(java.lang.String s)
public void setXAxisLabelAccuracy(int l)
public void setYAxisLabelAccuracy(int l)
public void setZAxisLabelAccuracy(int l)
public void setXAxisLabelType(ValueType l)
public void setYAxisLabelType(ValueType l)
public void setZAxisLabelType(ValueType l)
public void setXAxisMajorTicks(int n)
public void setXAxisMinorTicks(int n)
public void setYAxisMajorTicks(int n)
public void setYAxisMinorTicks(int n)
public void setZAxisMajorTicks(int n)
public void setZAxisMinorTicks(int n)
public void setBillboarding(boolean value)
public void setDrawLines(boolean value)
public void setDrawTickLabels(boolean value)
public void setDrawTicks(boolean value)
public void setDrawAxisLabel(boolean value)
public void setAxisColour(int R, int G, int B)
public void setAxisColour(GWColour c)
public void setFontColour(int R, int G, int B)
public void setFontColour(GWColour c)
public void setAutoRanging(int surfaceIndex)
surfaceIndex
- The index of the surface to autorange the z axispublic int getTraceCount()
public void addSurfaceTrace(IGraph3DCallback cb, int XRes, int YRes, IColourmap map)
cb
- IGraph3DCallback that represents the equation of the traceXRes
- Number of squares along x side of grid, the higher the more
detailed the graphYRes
- Number of squares along z side of grid, the higher the more
detailed the graphmap
- Null for wireframe rendering. Otherwise specifies how to colour
the surface.public void removeSurfaceTrace(int index)
index
- Index of trace to removepublic void plotSurfaceTrace(int index)
index
- index of trace the generatepublic void setTraceStroke(int index, GWColour c)
index
- index of tracec
- colour of wireframepublic void setTraceFill(int index, GWColour c)
index
- index of tracec
- colour to fill surfacepublic void draw()
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Why Kombucha?
I've always loved hot sauces and decided to create one of my own, an unpasteurized sauce made with Kombucha instead of vinegar — a probiotic sauce whose gut-friendly bacteria can improve digestion and strengthen the immune system while adding zest and flavor to any dish. Kombucha is naturally fermented mushroom tea with a living colony of yeast and bacteria, and it has many benefits such as fighting harmful yeast overgrowth; improving mental clarity and mood stability; detoxification; stimulating the immune system; and improving liver function and digestion. No wonder Kombucha has been called the “Elixir of Life."
A shorter fermentation produces a sweeter Kombucha with a higher sugar content because the mother hasn't consumed all the sugar during the ferment. Longer fermentation produces a more acidic Kombucha because more of the sugar has been used and more acids produced. The Kombucha in my Stinging Kombucha Hot Sauce is slightly sweet and faintly acidic — and still ALIVE. When mixed with the other ingredients and bottled it will still be active, which is why the sauce needs to be refrigerated.
Description
We combined our organic kombucha with a handpicked selection of spices, variations of peppers and a hint of red sauerkraut to create mouth-watering hot sauce unlike anything you’ve ever tasted. We perfected the flavor and thanks to many tasting trials have finally arrived at culinary symmetry. Not to mention synergy.
100 percent of the ingredients in our Stinging Kombucha Hot Sauce come from the finest food suppliers in the Pacific Northwest.
Heat Level
Strangely this remains a philosophical question. We've tried to come up with some kind of precise number from 1-10, (10 being “the end of the World”). But with each taste trial we realized that our subjects were developing resistance to the heat, hence 5 became 4 and so on... We therefore consider our Stinging Kombucha Hot Sauce to be somewhere between 3 (“gee, that IS spicy”) and 7 (“are you going to drink that whole beer yourself?”) but never 10!
Aim
Our Hot Sauce will tickle your tastebuds, cool you off in hot weather and will raise your metabolism. The hot sensations will momentarily take you through valleys of ever-changing bliss, but it will not continue to burn long after consumption, nor will it incur any lasting damage, physical or psychological...
Use
Our hot sauce complements all types of foods, breakfast eggs, flavoring your home made sauces, whisk into vinaigrette for a salad, add a bit of spiciness to your burger, add to your cocktail sauce, dollop on raw oysters, steaks or chicken, combine a few drops with simple syrup & toss with a fruit salad, spice up your tacos. Some of our customers claim, S.K. makes the tastiest Bloody Mary on the planet.
Our Stinging Kombucha hot sauce will never interfere with flavor of your meal and will not numb your taste buds. It does NOT include vinegar, which can be often somewhat harsh and too acidic. Its flavor spectrum is wide with gentle kick of spiciness. Do not worry. Its burn will never linger for too long not to tamper with your meal.


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HT_DCPERIOD - Hilbert Transform - Dominant Cycle Period
real = HT_DCPERIOD(close)
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ErrorCode
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public sealed class ErrorCode : Enum
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AnoncredsAccumulatorIsFull
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AIART
This project was part of an independent study I did during the last semester of senior year in high school. After hearing about the first "AI generated artwork" being sold in auction for hundreds of thousands, I was curious about the techniques used and wanted to learn more about Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and CNN Visualization. Of course I learn best through doing, so I decided to try and make some "art" of my own. Below is a gallery of some of the artwork that was generated as part of this project, along with a description of the methods used.
Gallery:
CNN Visualization
Mapping the thoughts of a Neural Network
Some of the most visually interesting artwork was generated through a technique called CNN visualization, which results in an image that maximizes the activations of a certain feature map in a certain layer. On a more intuitive level, we are telling an object detection neural network to "amplify the pattern that you see in this image". We start off with an image of pure noise/static, so we end up with a pretty pure representation of what that feature responds to. We can think of this almost like visualizing what the neural network is thinking of at a certain spot in the network.
The images below are the feature visualizations from a VGG19 network pretrained on image net. See if you can spot what patterns/objects the network is activating to!
Big Gan
Generating Crime
GANs or Generative Adversarial Networks are a fairly novel technique where we essentially train 2 neural networks:
The Generator network that attempts to generate images that are close to the training data, and
The Discriminator network that tries to determine whether or not a given image is "real" (from the training data) or "fake" (generated by the other network).
By having the two networks compete against each other, we eventually get results that are increasingly realistic since the generator network gets increasingly better at creating realistic images and the discriminator gets increasingly better at weeding out the fake ones.
This section of the art project involved me using an improved version of the original GAN paper (Big GAN) to generate images of "edgy" things. Big GAN implements a number of improvements to a basic GAN, all with the goal of generating higher-resolution and higher-fidelity images (GANs are generally pretty limited in the quality of the images you can produce). I used a Big GAN pre-trained on image-net, and told it to generate images of things we might commonly associate with crime or war. The goal was to explore the question: How do the images we train a network on affect its perception of negative things?
In the end, you can see that certain aspects of these objects are closely associated in the neural network. For example, when I told it to generate a ski mask, it also generated eyes, a mouth, and a covered body. This is most likely because all the training data involving ski masks had it on a person's face, but now we know that the GAN recognizes when a ski mask is in a photo it is generally in the context of a covered person.
Style Transfer CycleGan
Real life → Anime, Real life → Van Gogh, Real life → Ukiyo-e
CycleGANs are a novel approach for converting images of one style to another (source domain A → target domain B). However unlike most style transfer methods, CycleGANs don't need paired data to produce good results. As long as you train it on a decent amount of data from domain A and B, even if the data is completely unrelated a CycleGAN will most likely learn a way to transfer from one style to the other.
CycleGANs work in much the same way as a normal GAN, except now we are running 4 networks:
Generator A → B takes an image from the source domain A, and converts it into an image that is similar from the target domain B.
Generator B → A does the same as above but reversed.
Discriminator A tries to discriminate between images generated by Generator B → A, and the real images from domain A.
Discriminator B does the same as above but reversed.
Adversarial loss alone is not sufficient to produce good images, as it leaves the model under-constrained. It enforces that the generated output be of the appropriate domain, but does not enforce that the input and output are recognizably the same. For example, a generator that output an image y that was an excellent example of that domain, but looked nothing like x, would do well by the standard of the adversarial loss, despite not giving us what we really want.
Cycle consistency loss addresses this issue. It relies on the expectation that if you convert an image to the other domain and back again by successively feeding it through both generators, you should get back something similar to what you put in, i.e. feeding the output from Generator B → A into Generator A → B should result in something similar to the original B.
CycleGANs work really well for on tasks that involve color or texture changes, like day-to-night photo translations or photo-to-painting tasks. However, it normally fails on tasks that require substantial changes in geometry. Below, I attempted to create a "photo to anime" CycleGAN, along with "photo to Van Gogh" and "photo to Ukiyo-e".
The Van Gogh and Ukiyo-e examples turned out really well, however my attempt at anime largely failed as it did require a change to the geometry of the eyes and face (I did manage to get a few good examples, however).


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Binangonan Rural Bank, Inc. (BRB) was established in October 4, 1961 by Atty. Teofilo Tanjuatco, a lawyer and banker from Quezon City. Atty. Tanjuatco waas the first President and Chairman of the banker
BRB obtained its authority to operate from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) on November 13, 1961, making BRB the oldest bank in Binangonan, Rizal. The bank is registered with BSP as a Rural Bank under Republic Act No. 7353, Section 6 and 12. In January 4, 2010, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the extension of BRB's corporate life for another 50 years.
In February 2012, Quezon Capital Rural Bank (QCRB), one the best performing rural banks in the Philippines with over 40 branches, acquired majority control of the bank, together with the families of Mayor Herbert Bautista and Renato Mercado.
In May 2013, the SEC approved an increase in BRB's authorized capital to P25.0M from P11.0M previously. BRB's Board of Directors has again approved the increase in authorized to P100.0M.
A group of Filipino and Australian investors lead by Mr. Robert Guy Tesoriero and Mr. Gregory Stephen Adams and their Filipino partner, Ms. Leah Felisa T. Faustino, acquired majority ownership of BRB in 2016. This new group's vision is to transform BRB into a "Digital Bank" with digital product offering utilizing financial technologies designed to support an inclusive financial system by initially delivering cash cards to the lower-income, unbanked and underserved segments of the country, especially in the rural areas. BRB has branded its digital operations under "BRB Digital", to differentiate it from its traditional banking operations.
BRB applied and was granted an Electronic Money Issuer (EMI) License by the BSP in July 2017.


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The last part of our Launch Academy prep work is a moment of reflection. I feel like I’ve come quite far since I started the prework – especially in terms of my understanding of Git. The Git Immersion and Learn Git Branching were hugely helpful for me. Being able to visualize what is going on with rebases and merges made all the difference. Sandi Metz’s book is by far my favorite of the readings and certainly the one I have spent the most time pouring over. Starting to understand the OOP patterns presented in that book has been a big turning point for me when it comes to grasping how entire applications are written and maintained.
In addition to finishing out my prework, I’ve been spending a good deal of time on a site a Launch Academy staffer recommended called Code Quizzes and this has been a great way to sharpen all the Ruby that I’ve been absorbing. Here are a few of the awesome methods and tricks I’ve encountered so far from the quiz questions.
Question: a = [1, 2, 3] and b = [“a”, “b”, “c”]. Use these arrays to make [[1, “a”], [2, “b”], [3, “c”]]
I really like the #zip method this question introduces. The #zip method allows you to combine two or more arrays with ease. Here’s an example of combining three arrays.
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You can see from the above that zip can be quite flexible and formidable, mashing together arrays or even forming hashes.
The #cycle method is another interesting array operation that came up in questions on Code Quizzes. With #cycle, you can perform a block for a specified amount of times. For example, if you had an array you can use #cycle to print out its contents in order any number of times.
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Inject is certainly a method I want to master: it is really amazing how you can pass in a method to inject and let it do the work for you, without having to write a complete block.
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One question that had me a tad bumfumbled involved passing a method as a block and it being considered a Proc.
Question: arr = [“a”, “b”]. Capitalize each element of arr with a proc.
The answer given was arr.map(&:upcase)
, which I am assuming means that you can pass methods as blocks and with some voodoo they turn into Procs.
Further on, there was a great question that begged for a similar solution.
Question: Use a one-liner to find the longest word in the array: arr = %w{what is the longest word in this arrrrrray}
The site proposed the method below.
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I think, however, it could be put more succicently with arr.sort_by(&:length).last
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The larger pattern that I’m begining to see is that with Ruby there is always another way, or twenty, to solve a problem.


The day I give her my heart, I gave the world a chance to believe.
And everyday our hearts are synced, the eyes breathe, as the souls fly through the winds.
And in these moments, the puzzle, it fits, and life, at least mine, although insane, unclear, dangerous and I may appear blind, it still makes all the sense.
And although she may not have my life, she knows deep inside the golden stars I hide, for her our own gaze the once a while.
And even if I am no high, or mildly down for that while, it's my hope that makes my world.
Because when it all makes sense, with the little eletricity there's left, I want to turn nothing into everything.
I may have a low seretonin in the brain right now, yet my faith and philosophy speaks it stronger.
Out of the mess and chaos of the universe, I have the feeling I can bring a bit of order to that, even if in tiny amounts.
Even if it's just my dishes. Or my table. Or my room. Or myself. Or my house.
What I know is that I can make things happen.
Not really.
Better yet.
What I know is that we can make things happen.


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My name is Jawad Rashid. I am a Data Scientist with experience with Big Data, Data Analytics, and Data Visualization. I have experience in technologies like R, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Tableau, Weka, R Shiny, Gephi and much more.
I have vast experience as a Software Engineer working in web development using open source technologies like Ruby on Rails, PHP, Python, Java, Spring etc. I have done a lot of Front-End technologies like jQuery, AngularJS, Bootstrap, D3.js and more. I have a lot of experience in Back-end and Server development also.
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My interests include Mobile Game Development and Programming Competitions.


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JavaScript is standards-based and the only language that runs in all web browsers
You can run only JavaScript in browsers, but you can write in another language - if you compile it to JavaScript
Doesn't matter for all codebases, but tends to matter more in large ones
JavaScript engines have gotten fast enough to run large compiled codebases
Late 2008/early 2009: V8, TraceMonkey, and Nitro were released, and the race for JavaScript speed was on
That race enabled running large compiled codebases
Compiled JavaScript can be faster than "regular" handwritten JavaScript
Wait, compiled JavaScript is a subset of JavaScript! How can it be faster?
C/C++    =>    LLVM    =>    Emscripten    =>    JavaScript
LLVM's optimizer uses type information to perform many useful optimizations. Decades of work have gone into developing optimization passes for C/C++ compilers.
...dce, inline, constmerge, constprop, dse, licm, gvn, instcombine, mem2reg, scalarrepl...
These optimization are only available for compiled code!
Running them manually on a "normal" JavaScript codebase would be hard and make the code less maintainable
Modern JavaScript engines infer types at runtime
This especially helps on code that is implicitly typed - which is exactly what compiled code is!
function compiledCalculation() {
var x = f()|0; // x is a 32-bit value
var y = g()|0; // so is y
return (x+y)|0; // 32-bit addition, no type or overflow checks
}
Modern JavaScript engines optimize typed arrays very well
var MEM8 = new Uint8Array(1024*1024);
var MEM32 = new Uint32Array(MEM8.buffer); // alias MEM8's data
function compiledMemoryAccess(x) {
MEM8[x] = MEM8[x+10]; // read from x+10, write to x
MEM32[(x+16)>>2] = 100;
}
Compiled C/C++ uses a typed array as "memory"
asm.js (spec) is a research project at Mozilla that aims to formally define the subset of JavaScript that compilers like Emscripten and Mandreel already generate (typed arrays as memory, etc.)
function strlen(ptr) { // calculate length of C string
ptr = ptr|0;
var curr = 0;
curr = ptr;
while (MEM8[curr]|0 != 0) {
curr = (curr + 1)|0;
}
return (curr - ptr)|0;
}
asm.js code avoids potential slowdowns in code: no variables with mixed types, etc.
asm.js code does only low-level assembly-like computation, precisely what compiled C/C++ needs (and hence the name)
Type check output of a C/C++ to JavaScript compiler
Type check input to a JavaScript engine at runtime
Variable types pop out during type checking. This makes it possible to do ahead of time (AOT) compilation, not only just in time (JIT)
JavaScript engine has a guarantee that there are no speed bumps - variable types won't change, etc. - so it can generate simpler and more efficient code
The asm.js type system makes it easy to reason about global program structure: function calls, memory access, etc.
Code can run around 2X slower than native - comparable to Java, C# - and will get even faster
Optimizations can be done quickly and straightforwardly in existing JavaScript engines - not a new VM or JIT, just some additional optimizations to existing engines
Code is just a subset of JavaScript (like Crockford's "Good Parts") so already runs in all browsers
Not a new language
Compile your code using emscripten with ASM_JS=1
Run it in a build of Firefox from this branch
Not supported yet: C++ exceptions, setjmp/longjmp
C/C++ compiled to JavaScript can be fast (and even faster with asm.js). But what about other languages?
Many languages can be compiled to C, C++ or LLVM IR, which means they can be compiled to JavaScript with the same approach and benefits
Entire C/C++ runtimes can be compiled and the original language interpreted with proper semantics, but this is not lightweight
Source-to-source compilers from such languages to JavaScript ignore semantic differences (for example, numeric types)
Actually, Java and C# have a similar predicament: Both languages depend on special VMs to be efficient
Source-to-source compilers for them lose out on the optimizations done in those VMs
AOT compilers for them can at least gain LLVM-type optimizations - but still something is missing
Should we compile entire VMs from C/C++ to JavaScript, and implement JavaScript-emitting JITs?
Seems the only way to run most languages with perfect semantics + maximum speed
This is why I believe C/C++ to JavaScript translation is the core issue regarding compilation to JavaScript
Statically-typed languages and especially C/C++ can be compiled effectively to JavaScript
Expect the speed of compiled C/C++ to get to just 2X slower than native code, or better, later this year
Thanks for listening!
Questions?


Fuel shortage, price hikes squeeze protest-hit Lebanon
BEIRUT: A rationing of dollars by banks in protest-hit Lebanon sparked growing alarm on Saturday (Nov 9) as some petrol pumps ran dry and grocery stores introduced fresh price hikes.
For two decades, the Lebanese pound has been pegged to the greenback and both currencies used interchangeably in daily life.
But banks have gradually been reducing access to dollars since the end of the summer, following fears of a shortage in central bank reserves.
Access was limited further this week after banks reopened for the first time since an unprecedented popular uprising hit the country on Oct 17.
On Saturday, several petrol stations stopped services as reserves ran out because of a shortage of dollars needed to pay for imports, a syndicate head said.
"The petrol stations that opened today are the ones that still have reserves. They will close down as soon as supply runs out," said Sami Brax, the head of the Syndicate of Gas Station Owners.
He said if officials do not facilitate access to dollars by Tuesday, "we will be forced to stop imports and close down all petrol stations."
His warning came a day after hospitals threatened to stop receiving patients because of a lack of dollars to pay for medical imports.
Current medical stocks in the country "will not last more than a month", hospital syndicate head Suleiman Haroun said.
PRICE HIKES
Lebanon has seen an unprecedented popular uprising against everything from power cuts and poor social security to alleged state corruption.
The government yielded to popular pressure and stepped down last month, with the World Bank urging the quick formation of a new cabinet to prevent the economy from further deteriorating.
But the country seemed to plunge deeper into economic crisis after banks reopened this week and further limited dollar supply.
They halted all ATM withdrawals in dollars, introduced an additional charge on dollar withdrawals made at banks, and severely restricted conversions from Lebanese pounds.
This has forced many people to resort to the black market where they are charged higher exchange rates, in what amounts to the de-facto devaluation of the local currency.
The official exchange rate has remained fixed at 1,507 Lebanese pounds to the dollar, but the rate in the parallel market has surpassed 1,800.
According to Zouhair Berro, the head of the Lebanese Consumers Association, the dollar shortage is leading to price hikes, especially for meat, vegetables and dairy.
He said that suppliers are demanding payment in dollars.
Economist Naseeb Gharbeel said that banks are being put "under pressure" due to a large demand for dollars from Lebanese inside the country and abroad.
'GUARANTEE A FUTURE'
President Michel Aoun met central bank governor Riad Salameh and representatives from the Lebanese Association of Banks on Saturday to discuss the situation, according to the state-run National News Agency.
The meeting came as hundreds took part in student-led demonstrations across the country to pressure the government into meeting their demands.
The rallies have gained new momentum after pupils and university students boycotted lessons in recent days to spearhead the street movement.
"We want to guarantee a future for ourselves," said Mohammad, an 18-year-old high-school student.
"I shouldn't be forced to leave the country after I graduate to find a job," he said from a protest square in central Beirut.
"The current political class is not capable of providing this."
Even before protests erupted last month, growth in Lebanon had stalled following repeated political deadlocks in recent years, compounded by the war in Syria.
Public debt stood at more than US$86 billion, over 150 per cent of gross domestic product, according to the finance ministry.
Moody's ratings agency this week downgraded Lebanon's sovereign debt, saying the anti-government protests had hit investor confidence and threatened economic stability.
The World Bank had forecast a contraction of 0.2 per cent before the turmoil, but has said that it now expects Lebanon's recession "to be even more significant".
Without quick steps to address the crisis, about half of Lebanon's population could fall into poverty and unemployment could "rise sharply", the lender said.


Hong Kong’s biggest music festival cancelled over political unrest
by The Online CitizenClockenflap, Hong Kong’s biggest music festival, has been cancelled, organisers said on Friday, the highest-profile event so far to fall victim to the increasingly violent political unrest engulfing the city.
British folk-rock sensations Mumford & Sons and American star Halsey were among the headliners for the festival this year, which was scheduled for November 22-24.
“Due to the escalation of the crisis this week, and therefore the uncertainty this creates for the coming weeks, Clockenflap 2019 will be cancelled,” the organisers said in a statement.
“Until this week we were fully committed to delivering the festival. Unfortunately, the situation has now made this impossible.”
Pro-democracy protests have escalated in the past week with widespread travel chaos wrought by roadblocks and targeted vandalism of metro stations and lines.
Violent clashes between police and protesters have left parts of the city debris-strewn.
Last Friday, a 22-year-old student died from head injuries sustained during a fall as police skirmished with demonstrators. And on Thursday, a 70-year-old man died after being hit by a brick.
Clockenflap is an annual festival that takes place in front of Hong Kong’s iconic harbour and attracts tens of thousands of fans.
It is the latest in a growing list of banned, cancelled or postponed events in Hong Kong’s normally packed social calendar.
Hong Kong’s annual pride parade due on Saturday was downgraded to a stationary rally after police banned the traditionally boisterous and colourful march.
The WTA Hong Kong Open, Oxfam’s annual trail run fundraiser as well as concerts by acclaimed K-Pop acts and comedians have been pulled as the city reels from the protests.
– AFP


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Elder Casian:
To find the fallen angel, climb to the Weathered Rock in the wilderness and sing a song of praise from the prophecy.
Once the medicine has done its work, you will be able to speak with the angel.
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| Ricacryl 3850 General Information
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| Synonyms: |
Metacrylate ester; Mono-2-(methacryloyloxy)ethyl maleate; (2E)-3-{[2-(2-methylprop-2-enoyloxy)ethyl]oxycarbonyl}prop-2-enoic acid |
| Molecular Formula: |
C10H12O6 |
| CAS Registry No.: |
51978-15-5 |
| Chemical Category: |
Others |
Usage and Performance Characteristics
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| Manufacturer: |
SARTOMER Company |
| Used for Polymeric Materials: |
NBR, HNBR, SBS, SIS |
Physical Properties
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| Specific Gravity: |
1.217 (20°C) |
| Aggregate State at 25°C: |
Liquid |
Optical Properties
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| Color: |
Colorless to amber |
| Refractive Index: |
1.483 (n20D) |
Hazard-Related Data
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| ADR/RID Class: |
UN 3265 8/PG 3 |
| UN Risk Phrases: |
60-5-20/21/22-34-43 |
| UN Safety Phrases: |
53-23-26-36/37/39-45 |
| Flash Point Temperature, °C: |
>82 |
Environmental Parameters
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| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
1.4 |
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Release date: 11/15/2017
Expiration date: 11/15/2019
Estimated time to complete this activity: 52 minutes.
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[gecode-users] Capacity constraints
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Mon Mar 17 07:35:18 CET 2008
I discovered the answer to my own question: I wasn't using a strong
enough consistency. The default for distinct() is ICL_VAL. Setting it
to ICL_BND did the trick.
Malcolm
On 17/03/2008, at 5:31 PM, Malcolm Ryan wrote:
> On a related question, does the distinct() constraint take into
> account the number of variables?
>
> If I have three IntVars {X1, X2, X3} on a domain of two values {0,1}
> then to my mind the constraint distinct({X1, X2, X3}) should cause
> propagation failure immediately. In my present code this does not
> seem to be the case. Am I missing something?
>
> Malcolm
>
> On 17/03/2008, at 2:57 PM, Christian Schulte wrote:
>
>> Please check cardinality constraints "count" (global cardinality).
>> A single
>> propagator will do what you want.
>>
>> Cheers
>> Christian
>>
>> --
>> Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On
>> Behalf
>> Of Malcolm Ryan
>> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 4:27 AM
>> To: gecode list
>> Subject: [gecode-users] Capacity constraints
>>
>> A simple problem: I have n variables X1, ... Xn which can take on any
>> of m values [1, ..., m]. For each value i there is a fixed capacity
>> Ci, such that no more than Ci of the X's can take value i.
>>
>> What is the best way to express this as a set of constraints?
>>
>> Malcolm
>>
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Easily log your transactions!
Logging your transactions couldn't be easier! With our app, you can easily add in a transaction
whenever, and also set recurring transactions, which automatically add in transactions at set
intervals. Of course, what good is logging transactions when you can't analyse them properly?
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sc-components
Simple UI components that we reuse across all of our apps.
listing
confirm
enter
list api
dropdown


This package provides classes to represent celestial coordinate
systems. It supports systems that have a time and arc coordinate,
two arc-based coordinates, or a position specified with orbital
elements.
The goal is to evolve these classes into something that will
be of general use to a wider group of programmers under the JSky
umbrella.


Stanley Semilla
Software Engineer | Web Developer
I’m a full stack web developer who enjoys making life easier. I enjoy building applications for individuals who wants to gather, produce and share information.
Outside of the web stack, I am a Master Guardian Elite (CS:GO Rank) who plays with several tools that will help me understand and create projects for specific use. I spend my free time reading articles from Reddit or Hacker News. Oh, I also love basketball (both international and local) and I do play Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Feel free to add me up on Steam
EXPERIENCE
Pepperconn Pte. Ltd.
Applications Developer January 2013 to present
- Worked on Tao of Shop which is an e-commerce platform built with PHP. Most of my tasks include developing consumer/client websites based on the TOS platform. Some of the consumer sites we created includes the ff: WineStudio, Rochester Market and La Putri. I also worked on the Insights module of the dashboard which uses Highcharts for visualizing data sets.
- Working on the 2nd version of Tao of Shop. Laravel, AngularJS and LESS are the major development tools we decided to use for developing this platform.
JXM Technology Solutions Inc.
Software Consultant November 2014 to present
- Data Analysis project using Python, MongoDB and Tableau. My task is to scrape data from a web source, and use it to map an organization’s internal data source using Python, Selenium and MongoDB.
- Exploration of new protocols which can be used as a communication gateway from one application to another application.
Freelancer
Full Stack Web Developer June 2010 to present
- MaaxClub - Role: Full stack developer. Technologies used: Python/Django, MySQL, AngularJS, HTML/CSS.
- SupportGenie - Role: Full stack developer. Technologies used: Python/Flask, MongoDB, AngularJS, HTML/CSS/LESS.
Bridge
Consultant June 2014 to present
- A startup group from UP Information Technology Development Center that aims to build and develop business solutions using Python as main technology option.
- Projects include the ff:
- Eaglewatch Mapper: This is a tool to allow Eaglewatch group create better decisions where to assign security employees to the nearest/closest detachments/posts. Technologies used: Python, Django, Bootstrap, Postgresql with PostGIS.
- Mickey Charny - Built with Wordpress 4.0.
- Financial Market Betting - Built with Wordpress 4.0.
System Information Technology Foundation
Software Developer | Lecturer June 2013 to October 2013
- Worked as a front-end developer for Nike Dashboard.
- Taught Python 5-day short courses. I was able to teach HTML/CSS and version control using Github.
UP Information Technology Development Center
Software Developer April 2012 to May 2013
- Worked under the eUP project of the University of the Philippines.
- Assigned to train other UP staff to use Google Apps and other computer related tools.
- Developed UP OSU using Wordpress.
Icannhas Inc.
Junior Software Engineer January 2011 to February 2012
- Developed web applications using Python, Django & Postgresql.
EDUCATION
University of the Philippines
BS Computer Science 2008 to 2013
- eGLAPT, “Game-based Learning Assessment and Performance Tracing”
- 10th PeLS e-Learning Conference - Oral Presenter (December, 2011)
- UP Department of Computer Science - Programming Team (2009)
- Ranked 18th Overall - ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest in Asia Manila Regional Onsite Contest (2009)
PROFICIENCIES
Code: Python, PHP, Javascript, Java, HTML, CSS, LESS
Framework: Django, Flask, Wordpress, Laravel, Magento, NodeJS, AngularJS, KeystoneJS
Software: Photoshop, Linux, Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB


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Drivers suffer broken bones in two-car crash
by Brandon Arbuckle, Ariana BaldassanoBROOKLYN, Wis. - Both drivers involved in a crash on Highway 14 had broken bones from a weather-related crash Wednesday night.
It happened around 9:30 p.m. on Highway 14 at Holt Road in Brooklyn. A portion of 14 was closed for just over an hour as the Rock County Sheriff's Office responded.
The Rock County Sheriff's Office said a SUV slid on Highway 14 as a result of the weather when a truck t-boned it.
Both drivers were taken to UW Hospital to be treated for their broken bones, but will recover.
The Dane County Sheriff's Office as well as Madison and Brooklyn officials responded to the scene.
Dane County dispatch said a Med Flight was requested but could not be sent due to the weather conditions.


class Bundler::ParallelWorkers::UnixWorker
UnixWorker is used only on platforms where fork is available. The way this code works is, it forks a preconfigured number of workers and then It starts preconfigured number of threads that write to the connected pipe.
Public Class Methods
# File lib/bundler/parallel_workers/unix_worker.rb, line 17 def initialize(size, job) # Close the persistent connections for the main thread before forking Net::HTTP::Persistent.new('bundler', :ENV).shutdown super end
Private Instance Methods
Start the threads whose job is basically to wait for incoming messages on request queue and write that message to the connected pipe. Also retrieve messages from child worker via connected pipe and write the message to response queue
@param size [Integer] Number of threads to be started
# File lib/bundler/parallel_workers/unix_worker.rb, line 67 def prepare_threads(size) @threads = size.times.map do |i| Thread.start do worker = @workers[i] loop do obj = @request_queue.deq break if obj.equal? POISON @response_queue.enq worker.work(obj) end end end end
Start forked workers for downloading gems. This version of worker is only used on platforms where fork is available.
@param size [Integer] Size of worker pool @param func [Proc] Job that should be executed in the worker
# File lib/bundler/parallel_workers/unix_worker.rb, line 30 def prepare_workers(size, func) @workers = size.times.map do |num| child_read, parent_write = IO.pipe parent_read, child_write = IO.pipe pid = Process.fork do begin parent_read.close parent_write.close while !child_read.eof? obj = Marshal.load child_read Marshal.dump func.call(obj, num), child_write end rescue Exception => e begin Marshal.dump WrappedException.new(e), child_write rescue Errno::EPIPE nil end ensure child_read.close child_write.close end end child_read.close child_write.close JobHandler.new pid, parent_read, parent_write end end
Kill the forked workers by sending SIGINT to them
# File lib/bundler/parallel_workers/unix_worker.rb, line 81 def stop_workers @workers.each do |worker| worker.io_r.close unless worker.io_r.closed? worker.io_w.close unless worker.io_w.closed? begin Process.kill :INT, worker.pid rescue Errno::ESRCH nil end end @workers.each do |worker| begin Process.waitpid worker.pid rescue Errno::ECHILD nil end end end


| Name | Currency | Sales | Purchases | Sale Receipts | Purchase Payments | Balance |
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| <%= link_to h(@names[id]), statement_path(:id => @self_id, :other_id => id) %> | <%=h currency %> | <%=h @summaries[id][currency].sales_formatted %> | <%=h @summaries[id][currency].purchases_formatted %> | <%=h @summaries[id][currency].sale_receipts_formatted %> | <%=h @summaries[id][currency].purchase_payments_formatted %> | <%=h @summaries[id][currency].balance_formatted %> |


Rules of Optimization: Rule 1: Don't do it. Rule 2 (for experts only): Don't do it yet. --M.A. Jackson [source]


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Any constructive contributions – bug reports, pull requests (code or documentation), suggestions for improvements, and more – are welcome.
Everyone is asked to read and respect the code of conduct before participating in this project.
A quick way to find out what is currently in the near-term plans for this project is to look at the GitHub issue tracker, but the possibilities are not limited to what you see there – if you have ideas for new features and enhancements, please feel free to write them up as a new issue or contact the developers directly!
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You will be able to acquire Faythe (FYE) tokens through an Initial exchange offering with our selected partner.
We want to provide the most satisfying onboarding experience for our adopters and are currently negotiating for the most favorable conditions from the many offers available.
The Initial Exchange Offering is a novel method to crypto-banking that is overhauling the ICOs distribution model, and traders across the world are rejoicing. This new system facilitates a different type of token acquisition where the exchange acts as a middle-man between projects and contributors.
PRE-ICO completed with the sale of 1 million TTP tokens for a total contribution of 1000 ETH. The 1000 TTP per 1 ETH rate in Prime Movers set an expectation for the ICO distribution.
In order to encourage PRE-ICO contributions a 21 FYE bonus was offered to each contributor with a total of 21,000 FYE tokens being available in the plot.
Prime Movers completed as planned will all tokens being allocated in the plot which marked the end of PRE-ICO and the beginning of ICO right after.
ICO completed in just 441 hours with the total amount of 100,628,393 TTP tokens being allocated for a total contribution of 144,079 ETH. 137,741 FYE tokens were claimed as a plot bonus.
The amount raised in ICO also showed an increase in the TTP/ETH rate with the new rate being set at 698 TTP per 1 ETH at the end of ICO.
Streaking periods offer the opportunity of adding value to the tokens. Operating on the Ethereum network does not require token mining as fees are paid in ETH. That provides the right set of circumstances for replacing mining, which requires tech knowledge and is time and resource consuming, with a contribution based distribution.
One of the big concerns of any distribution model is fairness. The Streaking model makes sure that one token allocation is available each 21 hour period, while also making sure that in time that allocation becomes smaller. The distribution model was set in this way in order to make fewer tokens available as demand increases. This is an economic model that aims at an increase in token value for all token holders.


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