Package structure
The standard Tycho package structure is as follows. The installation
and configuration scripts assume this structure. A package called
pakman
is being developed that will make construction of
a new package with this structure automatic.
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package/
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makefile
README.txt
package.tcl
pkgIndex.tcl
*.tcl
*.itcl
- Makefile, package index and load files, and Tcl and
[incr Tcl] source files
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adm/
- The admin directory, containing release
notes, announcements, and so on. This directory is not
included in the distribution itself.
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dist/
- The distribution directory. The contents of this
directory are automatically generated.
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bin/
- Shell scripts that start
tclsh
, itclsh
,
wish
, or itkwish
, load the package, and
do something useful.
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makefile
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demo/
- Demo directory, consisting of a collection of scripts
that each run a demo of the package.
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makefile
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doc/
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makefile
index.html
*.html
- Package documentation. Documentation can be split
into subdirectories
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codeDoc/
- Automatically-generated documentation.
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internals/
- Programmer's guides (optional).
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usersGuides/
- User's guides, for packages that supply
user interfaces (optional).
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img/
- Image files used in the documentation
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*.gif
makefile
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src/
- Source files used for building binary extensions.
The structure of this directory hasn't been decided.
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makefile
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test/
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all.itcl
alltests.itcl
- Files automatically generated from
makefile
rules.
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makefile
*.tcl
*.itcl
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All rights reserved.
Last updated: 06/08/98,
comments to: johnr@eecs.berkeley.edu


Calculates periodograms based on (robustly) fitting periodic functions to light curves (irregularly observed time series, possibly with measurement accuracies, occurring in astroparticle physics). Three main functions are included: RobPer() calculates the periodogram. Outlying periodogram bars (indicating a period) can be detected with betaCvMfit(). Artificial light curves can be generated using the function tsgen(). For more details see the corresponding article: Thieler, Fried and Rathjens (2016), Journal of Statistical Software 69(9), 1-36, <doi:10.18637/jss.v069.i09>.
| Version: | 1.2.2 |
| Depends: | robustbase, quantreg, splines, BB, rgenoud |
| Published: | 2016-03-27 |
| Author: | Anita M. Thieler [aut], Jonathan Rathjens [aut, cre], Roland Fried [aut], Brenton R. Clarke [ctb] (function betaCvMfit()), Uwe Ligges [ctb] (function TK95()), Matias Salibian-Barrera [ctb] (functions FastS() and FastTau()), Gert Willems [ctb] (function FastTau()), Victor Yohai [ctb] (function FastS()) |
| Maintainer: | Jonathan Rathjens <jonathan.rathjens at tu-dortmund.de> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| Copyright: | The data in star_groj0422.32 have been kindly provided by the NASA. The data in Mrk421 and Mrk501 have been kindly provided by the Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron. See the respective documentation. |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | RobPer citation info |
| In views: | ChemPhys, Robust |
| CRAN checks: | RobPer results |
| Reference manual: | RobPer.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
RobPer_vignette |
| Package source: | RobPer_1.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RobPer_1.2.2.zip, r-release: RobPer_1.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: RobPer_1.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RobPer_1.2.2.tgz, r-oldrel: RobPer_1.2.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | RobPer archive |
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By Lars Lindahl, High School Student © 1999 Lars Lindahl "End of Days" (1999) Directed by Peter Hyams Written by Andrew Marlowe Starring Arnold Scwarzenegger, Gabriel Byrne, Kevin Pollak, Robin Tunney, Rod Steiger, Miriam Margoyles, CCH Powder, Udo Kier
Grade: D
Well Arnold has completed the seemingly impossible task. He has made three consecutive unsatisfactory action films. In a domain that he owns, it is very surprising that this Goliath of an action star can not tell a good action script from a bad one. Eraser, back in 1996, was a confused film that made no attempt at all to make sense.  Now in 1999, "End of Days" (not "The End of Days") is the third strike in a tough at bat for Arnold. Is this the end of a powerful action star's long-lived career? Will Arnold ever give us another unforgettable performance in another unforgettable classic like those in the past ("Terminator", "Terminator 2: Judgement Day", "Predator")? Or an unforgettable performance in a great guilty pleasure like those in the past ("Commando", "Red Sonja", "True Lies")? It doesn't look that way.
"End of Days" begins with the birth of a baby girl in 1979 who inexorably, due to the formation of the stars on that night, will be the carrier of Satan's baby the hour before New Year's of 2000. Fortunately for the movie's sake, the girl grows up and now resides in Manhattan with skyscrapers, subway trains in dark tunnels, and a myriad of inept NYPD officers. It's an action film's dream come true when the director is given tons of cool stuff to blow up. Imagine if the girl had lived in Anytown, USA, where the only thing to destroy is a Dairy Queen and a post office. Arnold Schwarzenegger (Jericho Cane), in a series of boring events finds himself in the middle of a religious battle between the church, who is trying to hide the girl (or in some cases trying to kill her), and Satan (Gabriel Byrne) who is trying to make her pregnant. If the Devil is successful, the world will no longer exist as we know it. Jericho feels it is his duty to protect the girl from everyone because 1) he once had faith but no longer does and 2) his wife and daughter were killed and he feels responsible for it.
Jericho Cane is your cliched, by-the-numbers hero right up to his name. Arnold fittingly plays the character as cliched as he can. He shouts at everyone, from cops to priests, to the Devil. In one truly hilarious scene, which was supposed to be the ultimate dramatic high point, Jericho screams to the Devil; "You are a @#$^%!& choir boy!  Those two lines marked the high points of this film.
A movie can still be enjoyable when the supporting cast is more effective than the main actor. "End of Days" fails to contain any memorable performances with the exception of Gabriel Byrne. Byrne, playing a man who has been made the manifestation of the Devil, seems to be the only one who is having fun in this whole movie. He wonderfully plays a manipulative villain with the power to control everyone at any time.  I can not count the number of times he could have killed Jericho and taken the girl from his custody. The other actors in the film give very weak and unconvincing performances. Kevin Pollak, who plays the partner and close friend of Jericho, is the supposedly funny character in the film (every action movie has one). The one problem is that Pollak does not deliver one funny line.  She gets no sympathy from any of the characters in the film, except Arnold who pretends she is his wife and daughter, or any of the viewers in the audience. In one unnecessary scene, Tunney walks out of her room and takes her top off. Is this her job in the film?
The actors are not to blame entirely because the script is terrible. You can tell a script is terrible when you are able to predict what will happen minutes before it does.  In a last attempt to make this movie good, special effects are used to try to entertain the audience. But without a memorable action scene in the whole film, the director has not done his job successfully.  for two hours.
© 1999 Lars Lindahl
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Introduction
In this article, we will learn how to implement authentication and authorization using Facebook in a server-side Blazor application.
Prerequisites
- Install the latest .NET Core 5.0 Current SDK from here.
- Install the latest Visual Studio 2019 from here.
Source Code
Get the source code from GitHub.
Create Server Side Blazor Application
To create a server-side Blazor app, open Visual Studio 2019 and follow the steps mentioned below:
1. Click on “Create a new project”.
2. Select “Blazor App” from available project types. Click on Next.
3. A new “Configure your new project” screen will open. Put the name of the project as BlazorFbAuth and click Create.
4. In the next screen, select “.NET.5.0 ” from dropdowns on the top left.
5. Select “Blazor Server App” from the list of available templates.
6. Click on Change Authentication button, a “Change Authentication” dialog box will open.
7.Select “Individual User Account” and click OK. Click on Create button to create the application.
These steps are shown in the GIF image below.
Before running the application, we need to apply migrations to our app. Navigate to Tools » NuGet Package Manager » Package Manager Console.
It will open the Package Manager Console. Put in Update-Database command and hit enter. This will update the database using Entity Framework Code First Migrations.
Right-click on the project in solution explorer and select properties. Select Debug from left side menu then scroll to the bottom of the page. Note the SSL enabled URL. In this case, the URL is https://localhost:44345/. We need this URL to configure the Facebook app which we will be doing in our next section. Refer to the image below.
Creating a Facebook App
We need to create a Facebook app and configure Facebook Login for it. We will then use the App ID and App Secret of this Facebook app to implement Facebook authentication in our Blazor app. Navigate to https://developers.facebook.com/apps/ and sign in using your Facebook account. Follow the steps mentioned below.
- Click on the “Create App” button under the “My Apps” menu on the top.
- It will open a “Create a New App ID” dialog box. Put in the “Display Name” and “Contact Email”.
- The default email will be your Facebook email id. However, you can change it and put any email of your choice. Click on “Create App ID” to create the app. Refer to the image below.
- Navigate to the app dashboard by clicking on the “Dashboard” link on the navigation menu on the left.
- Under the “Add a Product” section, select the “Facebook Login” product and click on “Set Up” button.
- A QuickStart wizard will be launched asking you to select a platform for the app. Skip this wizard and click on Facebook Login > Settings from the navigation menu on the left.
- You will be navigated to the Client OAuth Settings page. In the Valid OAuth redirect URIs field enter the base URL of your application with /signin-facebook appended to it. For this tutorial, the URL will be https://localhost:44345/signin-facebook. Click on “Save Changes” button.
- Now click on Settings > Basic on the navigation menu. You will see the App ID and App Secret values. Make a note of these values as we need them to configure Facebook authentication in our Blazor app.
Refer to the GIF below for a better understanding.
Important Note
The trademark or brand element of Facebook is not allowed to be used as the Display Name of your Facebook App. Therefore, words such as FB, Face, Book, Insta, etc. cannot be used as Display Name.
Installing Facebook authentication middleware NuGet package
To configure the ASP.NET Core middleware for Facebook authentication we need to install the nuget package in our application. The version of this nuget package must match the version of .NET Core 3 which we are using in our project.
Open https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.Facebook/. Select the version of .NET 5.0.1 from the “Version History”. Copy the command from the “package manager” tab. Run this command in the NuGet package manager console of our application.
For this application, we are using .NET 5.0.1. Therefore, we will run the following command in the package manager console of our application.
Install-Package Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.Facebook -Version 5.0.1
Refer to the image below:
Configure the server-side Blazor app to use Facebook authentication
We need to store the App ID and App Secret field values in our application. We will use Secret Manager tool for this purpose. The Secret Manager tool is a project tool that is used to store secrets such as password, API Key, etc. for a .NET Core project during the development process. Secret Manager tool allows us to associate app secrets with a specific project. It also allow us to share them across multiple projects.
Open our web application once again and Right-click the project in Solution Explorer. Select Manage User Secrets from the context menu. A secrets.json file will open. Put the following code in it.
{
"Authentication:Facebook:AppId": "Your Facebook AppId",
"Authentication:Facebook:AppSecret": "Your Facebook AppSecret"
}
Now open Startup.cs file and put the following code into ConfigureServices method.
services.AddAuthentication().AddFacebook(facebookOptions =>
{
facebookOptions.AppId = Configuration["Authentication:Facebook:AppId"];
facebookOptions.AppSecret = Configuration["Authentication:Facebook:AppSecret"];
facebookOptions.Events = new OAuthEvents()
{
OnRemoteFailure = loginFailureHandler =>
{
var authProperties = facebookOptions.StateDataFormat.Unprotect(loginFailureHandler.Request.Query["state"]);
loginFailureHandler.Response.Redirect("/Identity/Account/Login");
loginFailureHandler.HandleResponse();
return Task.FromResult(0);
}
};
});
This code will read the AppId and AppSecret from the secrets.json file. The AddFacebook() method is an extension method and it is used to configure the Facebook Authentication options for our application. We are also handling the event of OnRemoteFailure in this code section. Hence, if the user denies access to his Facebook account, then he will be redirected back to the Login page of our Blazor application.
Adding authorization to Blazor pages
Blazor has added a new built-in component called AuthorizeView. This component is used to display different content based on the authentication state of the application. This component will display the child component only when the user is authorized. The AuthorizeView component is configured in \Shared\LoginDisplay.razor file.
To implement authorization to a specific page, we need to use the [Authorize] attribute. Blazor has introduced a new directive @attribute, which is used to include the [Authorize] attribute for a page. In this application, we will apply [Authorize] to the FetchData component. This will prohibit unauthorized access to this component. Open FetchData.razor page and add the following lines at the top of the page.
@attribute [Authorize]
Execution Demo
Launch the application. Navigate to Fetch Data component by clicking on the “Fetch data” link on the menu on the left. You will see a “Not authorized” message displayed on the screen. Click “Log In” on the menu at the top. In the next page click on the “Facebook” button to login with Facebook. On the next page, you will be asked to provide the login credentials of your Facebook account. Fill the details and click Log In. Upon successful login, you will be able to access the Fetch Data component. If you do not want to login then click on “Not now”. It will redirect you back to the Login page of Blazor app.
Refer to the GIF below for a better understanding.
Once you are logged in successfully into our Blazor app using Facebook, you will be also logged in to https://www.facebook.com/. This will create a set of browser cookie for https://www.facebook.com/. Therefore, the Blazor app will not ask the Facebook credentials when you try to login again. If you log out from Facebook then you have to enter credentials while logging into Blazor app.
Conclusion
We learned how to implement Facebook authentication and authorization in a server-side Blazor application. We have created and configured a Facebook app to implement Facebook authentication. To implement authorization for a specific component in Blazor, we have used the [Authorize] attribute. We have used Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.Facebook nuget package to configure the middleware for Facebook authentication.
Please get the source code from GitHub and play around to get a better understanding.


Once a project is approved and given the thumbs-up, a plan needs to be outlined and put into writing. Having a written plan helps ensure that everyone on the team is on the same page and understands the steps that they must take to complete the project effectively.
Through Queens Mount Consulting mythology, even before the design documents and drawings have started, designers, contractors, and trade partners must work collaboratively to achieve the project owner’s goals. Gathering insight from all project stakeholders in the beginning will provide better alignment on cost, scope, duration, and quality. Hitting on each of these areas gives the team a well-rounded idea of what will go into a project and address any possible risks proactively. Therefore, an important part of project management in construction is having a thorough risk mitigation plan.
Queens Mount Consulting would create the entire project design, if necessary, on investor specific project goals pertaining to a strict feasible timeline. Architectural, structural and technical categories would be addressed in this stage to incorporate smart, sustainable and inclusive methods in planning and designing the Project.
After specifications are prepared as well, a BOQ (Bill of Quantities) where material, parts and labor costs are itemized would then be estimated together with the Project Proposal for the tendering process.
The more issues that the team can address during the planning phase will save time and money during the execution phase. This is why early involvement of trade partners and subcontractors is critical. This phase is imperative in preparing and executing a successful project.


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class Tracer
Outputs a source level execution trace of a Ruby program.
It does this by registering an event handler with Kernel#set_trace_func for processing incoming events. It also provides methods for filtering unwanted trace output (see ::add_filter, ::on, and ::off).
Example¶ ↑
Consider the following Ruby script
class A def square(a) return a*a end end a = A.new a.square(5)
Running the above script using ruby -r tracer example.rb
will
output the following trace to STDOUT (Note you can also explicitly
require 'tracer'
)
#0:<internal:lib/rubygems/custom_require>:38:Kernel:<: - #0:example.rb:3::-: class A #0:example.rb:3::C: class A #0:example.rb:4::-: def square(a) #0:example.rb:7::E: end #0:example.rb:9::-: a = A.new #0:example.rb:10::-: a.square(5) #0:example.rb:4:A:>: def square(a) #0:example.rb:5:A:-: return a*a #0:example.rb:6:A:<: end | | | | | | | | | ---------------------+ event | | | ------------------------+ class | | --------------------------+ line | ------------------------------------+ filename ---------------------------------------+ thread
Symbol table used for displaying incoming events:
- +}+
-
call a C-language routine
- +{+
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return from a C-language routine
- +>+
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call a Ruby method
C
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start a class or module definition
E
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finish a class or module definition
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execute code on a new line
- +^+
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raise an exception
- +<+
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return from a Ruby method
Copyright¶ ↑
by Keiju<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Constants
Attributes
display C-routine calls in trace output (defaults to false)
display C-routine calls in trace output (defaults to false)
display process id in trace output (defaults to false)
display process id in trace output (defaults to false)
display thread id in trace output (defaults to true)
display thread id in trace output (defaults to true)
output stream used to output trace (defaults to STDOUT)
mutex lock used by tracer for displaying trace output
display additional debug information (defaults to false)
display additional debug information (defaults to false)
Public Class Methods
Used to filter unwanted trace output
Example which only outputs lines of code executed within the Kernel class:
Tracer.add_filter do |event, file, line, id, binding, klass, *rest| "Kernel" == klass.to_s end
# File lib/tracer.rb, line 263 def Tracer.add_filter(p = proc) Single.add_filter(p) end
Disable tracing
# File lib/tracer.rb, line 236 def Tracer.off Single.off end
Register an event handler p
which is called everytime a line
in file_name
is executed.
Example:
Tracer.set_get_line_procs("example.rb", lambda { |line| puts "line number executed is #{line}" })
# File lib/tracer.rb, line 250 def Tracer.set_get_line_procs(file_name, p = proc) Single.set_get_line_procs(file_name, p) end


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Package com.jme.export.binary
Class ByteUtils
- java.lang.Object
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- com.jme.export.binary.ByteUtils
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public class ByteUtils extends java.lang.Object
ByteUtils
is a helper class for converting numeric primitives to and from byte representations.- Author:
- Joshua Slack
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ByteUtils()
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static boolean
convertBooleanFromBytes(byte[] byteArray)
static boolean
convertBooleanFromBytes(byte[] byteArray, int offset)
static double
convertDoubleFromBytes(byte[] bytes)
static double
convertDoubleFromBytes(byte[] bytes, int offset)
static float
convertFloatFromBytes(byte[] byteArray)
static float
convertFloatFromBytes(byte[] byteArray, int offset)
static int
convertIntFromBytes(byte[] byteArray)
static int
convertIntFromBytes(byte[] byteArray, int offset)
static long
convertLongFromBytes(byte[] bytes)
static long
convertLongFromBytes(byte[] bytes, int offset)
static short
convertShortFromBytes(byte[] byteArray)
static short
convertShortFromBytes(byte[] byteArray, int offset)
static byte[]
convertToBytes(boolean b)
static byte[]
convertToBytes(double n)
static byte[]
convertToBytes(float f)
static byte[]
convertToBytes(int integer)
static byte[]
convertToBytes(long n)
static byte[]
convertToBytes(short value)
static byte[]
getByteContent(java.io.InputStream inputStream)
Takes an InputStream and returns the complete byte content of itstatic boolean
readBoolean(java.io.InputStream inputStream)
Read in a boolean from an InputStreamstatic byte[]
readData(byte[] store, int bytes, java.io.InputStream is)
Properly reads in data from the given stream until the specified number of bytes have been read.static double
readDouble(java.io.InputStream inputStream)
Read in a double from an InputStreamstatic float
readFloat(java.io.InputStream inputStream)
Read in a float from an InputStreamstatic int
readInt(java.io.InputStream inputStream)
Read in an integer from an InputStreamstatic long
readLong(java.io.InputStream inputStream)
Read in a long from an InputStreamstatic short
readShort(java.io.InputStream inputStream)
Read in a short from an InputStreamstatic byte[]
rightAlignBytes(byte[] bytes, int width)
static void
writeBoolean(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, boolean bVal)
Writes a boolean out to an OutputStream.static void
writeDouble(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, double value)
Writes a double out to an OutputStream.static void
writeFloat(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, float fVal)
Writes a float out to an OutputStream.static void
writeInt(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, int integer)
Writes an integer out to an OutputStream.static void
writeLong(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, long value)
Writes a long out to an OutputStream.static void
writeShort(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, short value)
Writes a short out to an OutputStream.
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Method Detail
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getByteContent
public static byte[] getByteContent(java.io.InputStream inputStream) throws java.io.IOException
Takes an InputStream and returns the complete byte content of it- Parameters:
inputStream
- The input stream to read from- Returns:
- The byte array containing the data from the input stream
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- thrown if there is a problem reading from the input stream provided
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writeShort
public static void writeShort(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, short value) throws java.io.IOException
Writes a short out to an OutputStream.- Parameters:
outputStream
- The OutputStream the short will be written tovalue
- The short to write- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem writing to the OutputStream
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convertToBytes
public static byte[] convertToBytes(short value)
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readShort
public static short readShort(java.io.InputStream inputStream) throws java.io.IOException
Read in a short from an InputStream- Parameters:
inputStream
- The InputStream used to read the short- Returns:
- A short, which is the next 2 bytes converted from the InputStream
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem reading from the InputStream
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convertShortFromBytes
public static short convertShortFromBytes(byte[] byteArray)
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convertShortFromBytes
public static short convertShortFromBytes(byte[] byteArray, int offset)
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writeInt
public static void writeInt(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, int integer) throws java.io.IOException
Writes an integer out to an OutputStream.- Parameters:
outputStream
- The OutputStream the integer will be written tointeger
- The integer to write- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem writing to the OutputStream
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convertToBytes
public static byte[] convertToBytes(int integer)
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readInt
public static int readInt(java.io.InputStream inputStream) throws java.io.IOException
Read in an integer from an InputStream- Parameters:
inputStream
- The InputStream used to read the integer- Returns:
- An int, which is the next 4 bytes converted from the InputStream
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem reading from the InputStream
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convertIntFromBytes
public static int convertIntFromBytes(byte[] byteArray)
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convertIntFromBytes
public static int convertIntFromBytes(byte[] byteArray, int offset)
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writeLong
public static void writeLong(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, long value) throws java.io.IOException
Writes a long out to an OutputStream.- Parameters:
outputStream
- The OutputStream the long will be written tovalue
- The long to write- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem writing to the OutputStream
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convertToBytes
public static byte[] convertToBytes(long n)
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readLong
public static long readLong(java.io.InputStream inputStream) throws java.io.IOException
Read in a long from an InputStream- Parameters:
inputStream
- The InputStream used to read the long- Returns:
- A long, which is the next 8 bytes converted from the InputStream
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem reading from the InputStream
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convertLongFromBytes
public static long convertLongFromBytes(byte[] bytes)
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convertLongFromBytes
public static long convertLongFromBytes(byte[] bytes, int offset)
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writeDouble
public static void writeDouble(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, double value) throws java.io.IOException
Writes a double out to an OutputStream.- Parameters:
outputStream
- The OutputStream the double will be written tovalue
- The double to write- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem writing to the OutputStream
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convertToBytes
public static byte[] convertToBytes(double n)
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readDouble
public static double readDouble(java.io.InputStream inputStream) throws java.io.IOException
Read in a double from an InputStream- Parameters:
inputStream
- The InputStream used to read the double- Returns:
- A double, which is the next 8 bytes converted from the InputStream
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem reading from the InputStream
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convertDoubleFromBytes
public static double convertDoubleFromBytes(byte[] bytes)
-
convertDoubleFromBytes
public static double convertDoubleFromBytes(byte[] bytes, int offset)
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writeFloat
public static void writeFloat(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, float fVal) throws java.io.IOException
Writes a float out to an OutputStream.- Parameters:
outputStream
- The OutputStream the float will be written tofVal
- The float to write- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem writing to the OutputStream
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convertToBytes
public static byte[] convertToBytes(float f)
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readFloat
public static float readFloat(java.io.InputStream inputStream) throws java.io.IOException
Read in a float from an InputStream- Parameters:
inputStream
- The InputStream used to read the float- Returns:
- A float, which is the next 4 bytes converted from the InputStream
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem reading from the InputStream
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convertFloatFromBytes
public static float convertFloatFromBytes(byte[] byteArray)
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convertFloatFromBytes
public static float convertFloatFromBytes(byte[] byteArray, int offset)
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writeBoolean
public static void writeBoolean(java.io.OutputStream outputStream, boolean bVal) throws java.io.IOException
Writes a boolean out to an OutputStream.- Parameters:
outputStream
- The OutputStream the boolean will be written tobVal
- The boolean to write- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem writing to the OutputStream
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convertToBytes
public static byte[] convertToBytes(boolean b)
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readBoolean
public static boolean readBoolean(java.io.InputStream inputStream) throws java.io.IOException
Read in a boolean from an InputStream- Parameters:
inputStream
- The InputStream used to read the boolean- Returns:
- A boolean, which is the next byte converted from the InputStream (iow, byte != 0)
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- Thrown if there is a problem reading from the InputStream
-
convertBooleanFromBytes
public static boolean convertBooleanFromBytes(byte[] byteArray)
-
convertBooleanFromBytes
public static boolean convertBooleanFromBytes(byte[] byteArray, int offset)
-
readData
public static byte[] readData(byte[] store, int bytes, java.io.InputStream is) throws java.io.IOException
Properly reads in data from the given stream until the specified number of bytes have been read.- Parameters:
store
- the byte array to store in. Array length must be greater than bytes param.bytes
- the number of bytes to read.is
- the stream to read from- Returns:
- the store array for chaining purposes
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurs while reading from the streamjava.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
- if bytes greater than the length of the store.
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rightAlignBytes
public static byte[] rightAlignBytes(byte[] bytes, int width)
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Super Eagles: What Ighalo Said About Osimhen’s Fine Form
by Emmanuel EgobiambuA former Super Eagles striker, Odion Ighalo, has hailed his compatriot Victor Osimhen for his fine form with the team, Concise News reports.
He was largely unused as the Super Eagles finished third at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Egypt.
Osimhen has, however, bagged nine goals for Lille in France in 17 games as well as notching up four goals in four matches for the Super Eagles.
The Lille striker struck twice and gave two assists as Nigeria claimed three points against Lesotho in a 2021 AFCON qualifier.
Also, he was on song for the West Africans as they defeated the Benin Republic in the opening game of the qualifier for Cameroon 2021.
Speaking about the former U-17 World Cup winner’s form with Nigeria, Ighalo urged him to keep working hard.
He noted that he had always encouraged Osimhen to be committed to his game and ready to give his best.
“I always told him that he has everything it takes to lead this attack, but it all depends on him,” he said.
“I told him he has to keep working hard, stay humble and always be ready to learn, and above all not to get carried away with success or hype but just to keep improving.”


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Yemen rebels seize two South Korean, one Saudi vessel
SANAA: Yemen's Iran-backed Huthi rebels seized a Saudi-flagged tug and two South Korean vessels at the weekend, the insurgents and Seoul officials said on Tuesday (Nov 19).
The incident follows a lull in Huthi attacks on Saudi Arabia as one Riyadh official said the kingdom had established an "open channel" with the rebels in a bid to end the four-year conflict.
The Huthis acknowledged they had seized three ships, including a Saudi one, in the Red Sea a few miles off Uqban island, west of the rebel-held capital Sanaa.
Seoul's foreign ministry said a South Korean dredger was being towed by one Korean and one Saudi-flagged tug when they were seized by the Huthis.
It added that a total of 16 crew, two of them South Korean, had been taken to the Red Sea port of Saleef, where they were being held by the rebels.
"All of our citizens ... are healthy and safe," ministry officials said in a statement. "We are doing our very best for the early release of our citizens."
Seoul has sent the South Korean navy ship Cheonghae, which had been on anti-piracy standby off the coast of Oman, to waters near where the incident took place.
The Saudi-led military coalition backing Yemen's internationally recognised government accused the rebels of "hijacking" the Rabigh-3, which a global tracking website described as a Saudi-flagged vessel.
A Saudi cabinet session, chaired by King Salman, also condemned the rebels on Tuesday, saying such incidents pose a threat to the freedom of international navigation and trade.
The rebels sought to defend their action, saying in a statement carried by their Al-Masirah television channel that the three ships were seized off Uqban island after they entered "territorial waters without prior notice".
The ships were taken to Saleef, it added, without disclosing the nationalities or number of crew members.
The Huthi rebels have been fighting the government and its allies for more than four years in a war that has pushed the country to the brink of famine.
A year after the Huthis seized Sanaa, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and their allies intervened in the conflict in support of President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi.
Since 2015, tens of thousands of people - most of them civilians - have been killed in a conflict that has triggered what the United Nations has described as the world's worst humanitarian crisis.


app / com.hexanovate.familytree.database.manager / DataManager / <init>
<init>
DataManager(context: Context)
The base data manager class, defining/implementing methods that all data managers should
inherit or implement.
There are two main types of data managers in this app: "standard" and "relationship".
- Standard data managers manage tables with a unique (primary key) integer ID column and extra
columns of any type to store additional details of that object.
- Relationship data managers manage tables with two integer ID columns that are not necessarily
unique. These two columns each represent the unique ID of an object (with its details stored
in a "standard" table); so overall, a row stores the relationship between two objects.
See Also
StandardDataManager
RelationshipManager


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Rendezvous¶
In the context of torchelastic we use the term “rendezvous” to refer to a particular functionality that combines a distributed synchronization primitive with peer discovery.
It is used by torchelastic to gather participants of a training job (i.e. workers) such that they all agree on the same list of participants and everyone’s roles, as well as make a consistent collective decision on when training can begin/resume.
Torchelastic Rendezvous provides the following critical functionalities:
Barrier¶
Workers performing rendezvous will all block until the rendezvous is
considered complete - this happens when at least min
total number of
workers have joined the rendezvous barrier (for the same job). This also
implies the barrier is not necessarily of fixed size.
There’s an additional small waiting time after reaching min
number
of workers - this is used to ensure the rendezvous is not completed “too
quickly” (which could potentially exclude additional workers attempting
to join at approximately the same time).
If max
number of workers is gathered at the barrier, the rendezvous
is completed immediately.
There’s also an overall timeout which causes the rendezvous to fail if
min
number of workers is never reached – this is meant to be a
simple fail-safe to help release partially allocated job resources, in
case there’s a problem with the resource manger, and is meant to be
interpreted as non-retryable.
Exclusivity¶
A simple distributed barrier would not be sufficient, as we also need to ensure that only one group of workers exists at any given time (for a given job). In other words, new workers (i.e. joining late) should not be able to form a parallel independent group of workers for the same job.
Torchelastic rendezvous ensures that if a group of workers has already completed a rendezvous (and hence might already be training), then additional “late” workers attempting to rendezvous will only announce themselves as waiting, and will have to wait until the (previously completed) existing rendezvous is destroyed first.
Consistency¶
When a rendezvous is completed, all its members will agree on the job membership and everyone’s role in it. This role is represented using an integer, called rank, that is between between 0 and world size.
Note that ranks are not stable, in the sense that the same worker process can be assigned a different rank in the next (re-)rendezvous.
Fault-tolerance¶
Torchelastic rendezvous is designed to tolerate worker failures during the rendezvous process. Should a process crash (or lose network connectivity, etc), between joining the rendezvous and it being completed, then a re-rendezvous with remaining healthy workers will happen automatically.
A worker can also fail after it has completed (or has been
observered by other workers to have completed) the rendezvous - this
scenario will be handled by the torchelastic train_loop
instead
(where it will also trigger a re-rendezvous).
Waiting workers and rendezvous closing¶
Torchelastic rendezvous handler object provides additional functionalities, which are technically not part of the rendezvous process: * Querying how many workers arrived late at the barrier, who can participate in next rendezvous. * Setting the rendezvous closed to signal all workers not to participate in next rendezvous.
Interface:¶
Torchelastic rendezvous has the following interface: WARNING: torchelastic is currently considered experimental, so the APIs may change!
class RendezvousHandler(abc.ABC):
@abc.abstractmethod
def next_rendezvous(self) -> Tuple["torch.distributed.Store", int, int]:
pass
@abc.abstractmethod
def is_closed(self) -> bool:
pass
@abc.abstractmethod
def set_closed(self):
pass
@abc.abstractmethod
def num_nodes_waiting(self) -> int:
pass
class RendezvousClosedException(Exception):
pass
class RendezvousTimeoutException(Exception):
pass
class RendezvousNonRetryableError(Exception):
pass
The next_rendezvous
is the main entry-point into the rendezvous
barrier. It blocks until the rendezvous is complete (and the current
process is included in the formed worker group), or a timeout occurs, or
rendezvous was marked closed.
Retuned value is a triplet (store, rank, world_size)
. If a timeout
occurs, RendezvousTimeoutException
is raised. If the rendezvous for
current job is closed, RendezvousClosedException
is raised.
is_closed
checks whether rendezvous for current job has been closed,
which means all future attempts to re-rendezvous (within same job) will
fail.
set_closed
is used to mark the rendezvous (for current job) as
closed.
Note that is_closed
/set_closed
have semantics of eventual
propagation, and should not be used for synchronization. The intention
here is that if at least one worker decides the job is finished, it will
close the rendezvous, and other workers will “soon” observe this and
stop training/rendezvous-ing as well.
num_nodes_waiting
returns number of workers who arrived late at
the rendezvous barrier, hence weren’t included in the current worker
group. Torchelastic train_loop
will periodically check
num_nodes_waiting
, and may decide to pause training in order to
re-rendezvous and include these additional workers.
NOTE: Torchelastic users normally do not need to implement their
own RendezvousHandler
. An implementation based on
etcd is already provided, and is recommended for
most users, provided they can deploy it in their environment.
Etcd Rendezvous¶
The etcd_rendezvous
implementation in torchelastic uses
etcd as the backend store. You can see the full
implementation in etcd_rendezvous.py. Below is
a state diagram of how it works,
Torchelastic uses a URL to configure the type of rendezvous to use and to pass implementation specific configurations to the rendezvous module. The basic etcd rendezvous configuration URL looks like the following
etcd://<etcd_address>:<port>/<job_id>?min_workers=<min_workers>&max_workers=<max_workers>
-- example --
etcd://localhost:2379/1234?min_workers=1&max_workers=3
The URL above is passed to the constructor of the Coordinator
and it
is interpreted as the following:
Use the rendezvous handler that is registered with the
etcd
schemeThe
etcd
endpoint to use islocalhost:2379
job_id == 1234
is used as the prefix in etcd (this allows one to share a common etcd server for multiple jobs so long as thejob_ids
are guaranteed to be unique). Note that the job id can be any string (e.g. does not need to be a number) as long as it is unique.min_workers=1
andmax_workers=3
specifies a range for membership size - torchelastic starts running the job as long as the cluster size is greater than or equal tomin_workers
and admits up tomax_workers
into the cluster.
Below are a full list of the parameters that can be passed to etcd rendezvous
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
min_workers |
minimum number of workers for the rendezvous to be valid |
max_workers |
maximum number of workers to admit |
timeout |
total timeout within which next_rendezvous is expected to succeed (default 600s) |
last_call_timeout |
additional wait amount (“last call”) after min number of workers has been reached (defaults to 30s) |
etcd_prefix |
path prefix (from etcd
root), inside which all
etcd nodes will be
created (defaults to
|
Custom Rendezvous¶
You must do the following to implement and use a custom rendezvous implementation,
Implement the RendezvousHandler interface.
Register the custom handler with
torch.distributed.register_rendezvous_handler()
Ensure that the registration happens before any calls to load the rendezvous object.
For an example, refer to
`etcd_rendezvous.py
<etcd_rendezvous.py>`__.


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term_chars/2
term_chars/2 – convert between a term and the list of characters which represent the term
term_codes/2 – convert between a term and the list of character codes which represent the
term
FORMS
term_chars(Term,CharList)
term_codes(Term,CodeList)
DESCRIPTION
If CharList is bound to a list of characters then it is parsed according to the syntax
rules for terms. Should the parse be successful, the resulting value is unified
with Term in a call to term_chars/2.
If CodeList is bound to a list of character codes then it is is parsed according to the
syntax rules for terms. Should the parse be successful, the resulting value is
unified with Term in a call to term_codes/2.
Otherwise CharList (or CodeList) will be bound to the list of characters (character codes) which would result
as output from write_canonical(Term)
EXAMPLES
?- term_chars(p(a,X), L).
X = X
L = [p,'(',a,',','_','A',')']
yes.
?- term_codes(A,"X = /* a comment */ 3+4").
A = (_A = 3+4)
yes.
?- term_codes(A,"foo bar").
Error: Syntax error.
- Goal: builtins:term_codes(_A,"foo bar")
- Error Attribute: syntax('foo barend_of_file\n ^',
'Fullstop (period) expected',1,
stream_descriptor('',closed,string,
string("foo bar"),[input|nooutput],false,3,
[],0,0,0,true,1,wt_opts(78,40000,flat),[],
true,text,eof_code,0,0))
- Throw pattern: error(syntax_error,
[builtins:term_codes(_A,*),
syntax('foo barend_of_file\n ^',
'Fullstop (period) expected',1,
stream_descriptor('',closed,string,*,*,
false,3,[],0,0,0,true,1,*,[],true,
text,eof_code,0,0))])
ERRORS
CharList is bound to a list, but the list does not contain characters
––––> domain_error(character_list,CharList)
CodeList is bound to a list, but the list does not contain character codes
––––> domain_error(character_code_list,CodeList)
CharList (or CodeList) is not parsable as a term
––––> syntax_error
SEE ALSO
read_term/3, write_canonical/2, number_chars, atom_chars,
User Guide (Prolog I/O).


type Bdyinfo
source code
object --+
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Bdyinfo
Bdyinfo(filename): handle for GETM bdyinfo file/definition
The Bdyinfo returns an object connected to a
GETM bdyinfo file (usually bdyinfo.dat). It basically
reads in the bdyinfo file specified with the filename
and knows the list of indices in the right order for
reading/writing Grids and Datasets
|
|
filename
file name of GETM bdyinfo file
|
|
|
indlist
list of indices in the GETM bdyinfo file
|
__init__(self,
filename=' bdyinfo.dat ' )
(Constructor)
| source code
|
read the GETM bdyinfo file
- Overrides:
object.__init__
|
filename
file name of GETM bdyinfo file
- Get Method:
- get_filename(self)
|
indlist
list of indices in the GETM bdyinfo file
- Get Method:
- get_indlist(self)
|


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Does Disney Plus work on Samsung TVs?
by Chris WedelBest answer: Yes, Disney has reached an agreement with Samsung to distribute Disney Plus (Disney+) on its smart TVs on models running Samsung's Tizen OS all the way from 2016 to its latest TVs. For TVs that are not, there's always the Chromecast.
- Marvel on demand: Disney+ ($7/month at Disney+)
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Disney+ is now available in many places and platforms, including on most newer model Samsung TVs. Basically, if you have a Samsung TV from 2016 or newer that is running Samsung's Tizen OS, then you should be able to download the Disney+ app and watch it natively.
This is great news for users who have a relatively recent Samsung TV, as being able to watch natively offers a great experience and means you won't have to go digging through a secondary console device or use your phone as a remote while Chromecasting them.
Other ways to watch on a Samsung TV
If your Samsung TV doesn't see the Disney+ app at launch, there are still a good number of ways to still get all the great shows Disney+ offers regardless of what type of TV you have:
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struct: FileSystem
- CacheDirectory - string
- Path of cache directory
- Default: "/var/tmp/"
- EnableLogging - bool
- Whether to enable logging
- Default: false
- AvailableChecksums - []string
- The list of checksums provided by the file system
- Default: [adler, rabin]
- DriverConfig - map[string]map[string]interface{}
- Configs for various metadata drivers
- Default: {json:{encoding: UTF8}, xml:{encoding: ASCII}}
- Uploads - *UploadConfig
- Config for the HTTP uploads service
- Default: &UploadConfig{HTTPPrefix: uploads, DisableTus: false}
struct: UploadConfig
- disable_tus - bool
- Whether to disable TUS protocol for uploads.
- Default: false
- http_prefix - string
- The prefix at which the uploads service should be exposed.
- Default: "uploads"


--- layout: post title: Firefox 3.5 on Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex (8.10) date: 2009-06-13 23:49:19.000000000 +01:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: - ubuntu tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '1' author: Noel permalink: "/firefox-3-5-on-ubuntu-intrepid-ibex-8-10/" ---
I had a small amount of hassle trying to find instructions for an easy way to install the new 3.5 version of firefox on an Intrepid version of ubuntu. Here is what worked for me...
1) System > Administration > Software Sources > Third-Party Software tab
2) Add this repository to the list:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/fta/ubuntu intrepid main
I think this should be the same for jaunty jakalope too i.e.
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/fta/ubuntu jaunty main
3) sudo apt-get update
4) sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
Firefox 3.5 is now installed here:
/usr/lib/firefox-3.5b99
5) Go to this folder and make a shortcut by dragging "firefox-3.5" to somewhere on the navigation bar.
If there's any problem with this, please let me know


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Linus Torvalds
Add the corresponding locations of
A
and B
, and store the result in C
.
void vecadd( int *A , int *B , int *C)
{
for (int i = 0; i < L; i++) {
C[i] = A[i] + B[i];
}
}
void vecadd( int *A , int *B , int *C)
{
chunk = CHUNKSIZE;
#pragma omp parallel shared(A,B,C,chunk) private(i)
{
#pragma omp for schedule(dynamic,chunk) nowait
for (int i = 0; i < L; i++) {
C[i] = A[i] + B[i];
}
}
}
#version 110
uniform sampler2D texture1;
uniform sampler2D texture2;
void main() {
vec4 A = texture2D(texture1, gl_TexCoord[0].st);
vec4 B = texture2D(texture2, gl_TexCoord[0].st);
gl_FragColor = A + B;
}
__kernel
void vecadd(__global int *A,
__global int *B,
__global int *C)
{
int id = get_global_id(0);
C[id] = A[id] + B[id];
}
__global__
void vecadd( int *A , int *B , int *C)
{
int id = blockIdx.x*blockDim.x+threadIdx.x;
C[id] = A[id] + B[id] ;
}
http://hpclab.blogspot.com/2011/09/is-gpu-good-for-large-vector-addition.html
http://hpclab.blogspot.com/2011/09/is-gpu-good-for-large-vector-addition.html
“Life is too short for man pages, and occasionally much too short without them.”

Problem: Copying data to/from GPU is slow
Solution: Use stream and compute while data are loaded
Problem: GPU doesn't like 64bit computation
Solution: Wait for next release
Problem: I dont want to code a lot
Solution: Use libs
Before you code your custom solution.
postgres=# SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t1 WHERE sqrt((x-25.6)^2 + (y-12.8)^2) < 15;
count
-------
6718
(1 row)
Time: 7019.855 ms
postgres=# SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t2 WHERE sqrt((x-25.6)^2 + (y-12.8)^2) < 15;
count
-------
6718
(1 row)
Time: 176.301 ms
t1
and t2
contain same contents with 10 millions of records,
but t1
is a regular table and t2
is a foreign table managed by PG-Strom


7-5 The function in the sentence 7-5 applies to two 2 arguments to perform subtraction, but in the -5 sentence -5 it applies to a single argument to _5 perform negation. Adopting from chemistry the term valence, we say that the symbol - is ambivalent, its effective 7%5 binding power being determined by context. 1.4 %5 The ambivalence of - is familiar in arithmetic; 0.2 it is here extended to other functions. 3^2 9 ^2 Exponential (that is, 2.71828^2) 7.38906 a=: i. 5 The function integer or integer list a 0 1 2 3 4 List or vector a i. 3 1 The function index or index of 3 1 b=: 'Canada' Enclosing quotes denote literal characters b i. 'da' 4 1 $ a Shape function 5 3 4 $ a Reshape function 0 1 2 3 Table or matrix 4 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 3 4 $ b Cana daCa nada %a Functions apply to lists _ 1 0.5 0.333333 0.25 The symbol _ alone denotes infinity
Exercises
| 2.1 | Enter the following sentences (and perhaps related sentences
using different arguments), observe the results, and state what the two cases
(monadic and dyadic) of each function do:a=: 3 1 4 1 5 9 b=: 'Canada' #a 1 0 1 0 1 3 # a 1 0 1 0 1 3 # b /: a /: b a /: a a /: b b /: a b /: b c=: 'can''t' c #c c /: c | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 2.2 | Make a summary table of the functions used thus far.
Then compare it with the following table (in which a bullet
separates the monadic case from the dyadic, as in Negate Subtract):
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| 2.3 | Try to fill some of the gaps in the table of Exercise 2.2
by experimenting on the computer with appropriate expressions.
For example, enter ^.10 and ^. 2.71828
to determine the missing (monadic) case of ^. and
enter %: 4 and %: -4 and +%: -4
to determine the case of % followed by a colon. However, do not waste time on matters (such as, perhaps, complex numbers or the boxed results produced by the monad <) that are still beyond your grasp; it may be better to return to them after working through later sections. Note that the effects of certain functions become evident only when applied to arguments other than positive integers: try <.1 2 3 4 and <.3.4 5.2 3.6 to determine the effect of the monad <. . | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 2.4 | If b=: 3.4 5.2 3.6 , then <.b
yields the argument b rounded down to the nearest integer.
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rank 3 array or report
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| 2.6 | Enter ?9 repeatedly and state what the
function ? does. Then enter t=: ?3 5 $ 9 to
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WELCOME TO GYANSAGAR
A step towards positive change
Gyansagar is a social service wing of NIT Silchar, volunteered by the students of institute which is encouraged and approved by Prof. (Dr) N.V.Deshpander, Director, NIT Silchar. Since last five years, Gyansagar has put its effort towards the development of the society. The development is in terms of general education, IT education, health awareness, job-opportunity awareness, exploring the inherent qualities of kids in villages, etc. Gyansagar was started in the year 2009 by a group of students led by Mr. Aditya Choudhary, an electrical engineering 2012 passout student from NITS. Since then, it has taken huge leaps to become a social organization which benefits the nearby villages and communities near NIT Silchar. It had been headed by the dynamic leadership of Prof. (Dr) A. K. Sil, Professor, Department of Chemistry, NIT Silchar, since its establishment. We have around 100+ registered student volunteers every year. Undoubtedly, the whole hearted support of the student community of NIT Silchar is highly appreciated.


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This is Ronak Lala from Mumbai, India. I am an Web developer who develops Websites, Databases, Apps, and Scripts. Currently, I am pursuing my Diploma in Computer Engineering from Vidyalankar Institute of Technology.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core |
Main public API classes of the core streaming JSON
processor: most importantly
JsonFactory
used for constructing
JSON parser (JsonParser )
and generator
(JsonGenerator )
instances. |
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core.base |
Base classes used by concrete Parser and Generator implementations;
contain functionality that is not specific to JSON or input
abstraction (byte vs char).
|
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core.io | |
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core.json |
JSON-specific parser and generator implementation classes that
Jackson defines and uses.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected ContentReference |
JsonLocation._contentReference
Reference to input source; never null (but may be that of
unknown() ). |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected ContentReference |
JsonFactory._createContentReference(Object contentAccessor)
Overridable factory method for constructing
ContentReference
to pass to parser or generator being created; used in cases where no offset
or length is applicable (either irrelevant, or full contents assumed). |
protected ContentReference |
JsonFactory._createContentReference(Object contentAccessor,
int offset,
int length)
Overridable factory method for constructing
ContentReference
to pass to parser or generator being created; used in cases where content
is available in a static buffer with relevant offset and length (mostly
when reading from byte[] , char[] or String ). |
protected static ContentReference |
JsonLocation._wrap(Object srcRef) |
ContentReference |
JsonLocation.contentReference()
Accessor for information about the original input source content is being
read from.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected IOContext |
JsonFactory._createContext(ContentReference contentRef,
boolean resourceManaged)
Overridable factory method that actually instantiates desired
context object.
|
JsonLocation |
JsonStreamContext.startLocation(ContentReference srcRef)
Optional method that may be used to access starting location of this context:
for example, in case of JSON `Object` context, offset at which `[` token was
read or written.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
JsonLocation(ContentReference contentRef,
long totalChars,
int lineNr,
int colNr) |
JsonLocation(ContentReference contentRef,
long totalBytes,
long totalChars,
int lineNr,
int columnNr) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected ContentReference |
ParserBase._contentReference()
Helper method used to encapsulate logic of including (or not) of
"content reference" when constructing
JsonLocation instances. |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected ContentReference |
IOContext._contentReference
Reference to the source object, which can be used for displaying
location information
|
protected static ContentReference |
ContentReference.UNKNOWN_CONTENT
Constant that may be used when source/target content is not known
(or not exposed).
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static ContentReference |
ContentReference.construct(boolean isContentTextual,
Object rawContent) |
static ContentReference |
ContentReference.construct(boolean isContentTextual,
Object rawContent,
int offset,
int length) |
ContentReference |
IOContext.contentReference()
Accessor for getting (some) information about input source, mostly
usable for error reporting purposes.
|
static ContentReference |
ContentReference.rawReference(boolean isContentTextual,
Object rawContent)
Factory method for legacy code to use for constructing instances to
content about which only minimal amount of information is available.
|
static ContentReference |
ContentReference.rawReference(Object rawContent) |
static ContentReference |
ContentReference.unknown()
Accessor for getting a placeholder for cases where actual content
is not known (or is not something that system wants to expose).
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
IOContext(BufferRecycler br,
ContentReference contentRef,
boolean managedResource)
Main constructor to use.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
JsonLocation |
JsonReadContext.startLocation(ContentReference srcRef) |
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Map & Visualization
Table of Contents:
GoogleMap
Component for GoogleMap
Properties
- CompassEnabled
- Indicates whether the compass widget is currently enabled in the map ui
- Height
- Property for Height
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the
GoogleMap
’s vertical height as a percentage of theScreen
’sHeight
. - MapCameraChangedListenerEnabled
- Indicates if the map camera’s position changed listener is currently enabled
- MapClickListenerEnabled
- Indicates if the mapClick listener is currently enabled
- MapLongClickListenerEnabled
- Indicates if the map’s longClick event listener is currently enabled
- MapType
- Indicates the current map type
- MyLocationEnabled
- Indicates whether my locaiton UI control is currently enabled for the Google map.
- RotateEnabled
- Indicates whether the capability to rotate a map on the ui is currently enabled
- ScrollEnabled
- Indicates whether the capability to scroll a map on the ui is currently enabled
- Visible
- Specifies whether the
GoogleMap
should be visible on the screen. Value istrue
if theGoogleMap
is showing andfalse
if hidden. - Width
- Property for Width
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the
GoogleMap
as a percentage of theScreen
’sWidth
. - ZoomControlEnabled
- Indicates whether the zoom widget on the map ui is currently enabled
- ZoomGestureEnabled
- Indicates whether the zoom gesture is currently enabled
Events
- CameraPositionChanged(lat,lng,bearing,tilt,zoom)
- Called after the camera position has changed, returning all camera position parameters.
- FinishedDraggingCircle(id,centerLat,centerLng,radius)
- Event been raised after the action of moving a draggable circle is finished. Possible a user drag the center of the circle or drag the radius marker of the circle
- InfoWindowClicked(markerId)
- When the marker’s infowindow is clicked, returning marker’s id
- MapIsReady()
- Indicates that the map has been rendered and ready for adding markers or changing other settings. Please add or updating markers within this event
- OnLocationChanged(lat,lng)
- Triggers this event when user location has changed. Only works when EnableMylocation is set to true
- OnMapClick(lat,lng)
- Called when the user makes a tap gesture on the map
- OnMapLongClick(lat,lng)
- Called when the user makes a long-press gesture on the map
- OnMarkerClick(markerId,latitude,longitude)
- When a marker is clicked
- OnMarkerDrag(markerId,latitude,longitude)
- When a marker is been dragged
- OnMarkerDragEnd(markerId,latitude,longitude)
- When the user drags a marker and finish the action, returning marker’s id and it’s latest position
- OnMarkerDragStart(markerId,latitude,longitude)
- When a marker starts been dragged
Methods
- AddCircle(lat,lng,radius,alpha,hue,strokeWidth,strokeColor,draggable)
- Create a circle overlay on the map UI with specified latitude and longitude for center. “hue” (min 0, max 360) and “alpha” (min 0, max 255) are used to set color and transparency level of the circle, “strokeWidth” and “strokeColor” are for the perimeter of the circle. Returning a unique id of the circle for future reference to events raised by moving this circle. If the circle isset to be draggable, two default markers will appear on the map: one in the center of the circle, another on the perimeter.
- AddMarkers(markers)
- Adding a list of YailLists for markers. The representation of a maker in the inner YailList is composed of: lat(double) [required], long(double) [required], Color, title(String), snippet(String), draggable(boolean). Return a list of unqiue ids for the added markers. Note that the markers ids are not meant to persist after the app is closed, but for temporary references to the markers within the program only. Return an empty list if any error happen in the input
- AddMarkersFromJson(jsonString)
- Adding a list of markers that are represented as JsonArray. The inner JsonObject represents a markerand is composed of name-value pairs. Name fields for a marker are: “lat” (type double) [required], “lng”(type double) [required], “color”(type int)[in hue value ranging from 0~360], “title”(type String), “snippet”(type String), “draggable”(type boolean)
- AddMarkersHue(markers)
- Add a list of YailList to the map
- BoundCamera(neLat,neLng,swLat,swLng)
- Transforms the camera such that the specified latitude/longitude bounds are centered on screen at the greatest possible zoom level. Need to specify both latitudes and longitudes for both northeast location and southwest location of the bounding box
- EnableCompass(enable)
- Enables/disables the compass widget on the map’s ui. Call this only after event “MapIsReady” is received
- EnableMapCameraPosChangeListener(enabled)
- Enable/Disable map’s camera position changed event
- EnableMapClickListener(enabled)
- Enable map click event listener for this component
- EnableMapLongClickListener(enabled)
- Enable map long click event listener
- EnableMyLocation(enabled)
- Enable or disable my location widget control for Google Map. One can call GetMyLocation() to obtain the current location after enable this.”
- EnableRotate(enable)
- Enables/disables the capability to rotate a map on the ui. Call this only after the event “MapIsReady” is received.
- EnableScroll(enable)
- Enables/disables the capability to scroll a map on the ui. Call this only after the event “MapIsReady” is received
- EnableZoomControl(enable)
- Enables/disables the zoom widget on the map’s ui. Call this only after the event “MapIsReady” is received
- EnableZoomGesture(enable)
- Enables/disables zoom gesture on the map ui. Call this only after the event “MapIsReady” is received.
- GetAllCircleIDs()
- Get all circles Ids. A short cut to get all the references for the eixisting circles
- GetAllMarkerID()
- Get all the existing markers’s Ids
- GetMarkers()
- Add a list of markers composed of name-value pairs. Name fields for a marker are: “lat” (type double) [required], “lng”(type double) [required], “color”(type int)[in hue value ranging from 0~360], “title”(type String), “snippet”(type String), “draggable”(type boolean)
- GetMyLocation()
- Get current location using Google Map Service. Return a YailList with first item beingthe latitude, the second item being the longitude, and last time being the accuracy of the reading.
- MoveCamera(lat,lng,zoom)
- Move the map’s camera to the specified position and zoom level
- RemoveCircle(circleId)
- Remove a circle for the map. Returns true if successfully removed, false if the circle does not exist with the specified id
- RemoveMarker(markerId)
- Remove a marker from the map
- SetMapType(layerName)
- Set the layer of Google map. Default layer is “normal”, other choices including “hybrid”,”satellite”, and “terrain”
- UpdateCircle(circleId,propertyName,value)
- Set the property of an existing circle. Properties include: “alpha”(number, value ranging from 0~255), “color” (nimber, hue value ranging 0~360), “radius”(number in meters)
- UpdateMarker(markerId,propertyName,value)
- Set the property of a marker, note that the marker has to be added first or else will throw an exception! Properties include: “color”(hue value ranging from 0~360), “title”, “snippet”, “draggable”(give either true or false as the value).
- addOverlay()
- Method for addOverlay
- addPolygon(latMin,latMax,lonMin,lonMax)
- Method for addPolygon
- addTileOverlay()
- Method for addTileOverlay
- clearAllPolygons()
- Method for clearAllPolygons
- drawCentralSquare()
- Method for drawCentralSquare
- getBoundingBox(latitudeInDegrees,longitudeInDegrees,halfSideInKm)
- Method for getBoundingBox
- getMapCenter()
- Method for getMapCenter
- getZoomLevelInfo()
- Method for getZoomLevelInfo
Graph
Component for displaying web pages This is a very limited form of browser. You can view web pages and click on links. It also handles Javascript. There are lots of things that could be added, but this component is mostly for viewing individual pages. It’s not intended to take the place of the browser.
Properties
- Height
- Property for Height
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the
Graph
’s vertical height as a percentage of theScreen
’sHeight
. - Visible
- Specifies whether the
Graph
should be visible on the screen. Value istrue
if theGraph
is showing andfalse
if hidden. - Width
- Property for Width
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the
Graph
as a percentage of theScreen
’sWidth
.
Events
None
Methods
- CSVstring(csvString,chartType)
- Add CSV graph.
- GoogleSpreadsheet(url,query,chartType)
- Add Google Chart based on Google spreadsheet url. If you don’t know what query is, just leave it blank.
- SPARQLquery(endpoint,query,chartType)
- Add SparQL graph.


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Netflix says Staunton 'The Crown' casting reports 'pure speculation'
LONDON (Reuters) - Netflix has dismissed as “pure speculation” media reports that British actress Imelda Staunton would portray Queen Elizabeth in future seasons of “The Crown”, saying it was filming the fourth series and had yet to commission future installments.
Several outlets on Friday quoted a Daily Mail report saying the 63-year-old screen and stage actress had been “approached by senior producers and casting directors” from the hit show to portray the British monarch from her mid-60s.
Oscar winner Olivia Colman made her debut in season three of the show on Sunday, where a new cast picks up the story about the British royal family from the mid-1960s.
Actress Claire Foy won a Golden Globe for portraying the younger version of Elizabeth in the first two series that began with the princess ascending the throne aged 25 in 1952.
“We are currently filming season 4 of “The Crown” but have not commissioned any further seasons as yet, therefore any news on casting remains pure speculation,” a Netflix spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
Colman will continue playing Elizabeth in the fourth series of the show alongside actress Helena Bonham Carter, who portrays Elizabeth’s younger sister Princess Margaret.
Staunton is a veteran theater, television and film actress, known for her Oscar-nominated role in “Vera Drake”, playing Dolores Umbridge in the “Harry Potter” films and taking to the West End stage for musicals like “Gypsy” and “Guys and Dolls”.
The actress will star in the musical “Hello, Dolly!” next year, producers of the West End show said on Friday.


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| Term | (p.o.s.) | Definition | Synonyms/Antonyms | Sentences |
| impotent | (adj.) | lacking in power or strength |
Syn: weak, feeble, fragile
Ant: strong, stable, potent |
The crowd knew that the impotent boxer would not be able to beat the returning champion, Rocky Balboa. |
| antithesis | (n.) | the complete opposite |
Syn: reverse, flip side
Ant: copy |
Chrissie is the antithesis of Ben because she is friendly to strangers while he spits in their face and curses at them for invading his personal space. |
| maelstrom | (n.) | a state or situation of extreme or violent turmoil |
Syn: chaos, disarray, confusion
Ant: serenity, peace |
Vicky caused a maelstrom of panic when she told everyone that there had been a mass shooting across from the school. |
| emendation | (n.) | the process of making corrections to a text |
Syn: revision, editing
Ant: draft, keep the same |
When Dave submitted a term paper that required emendations, the teacher asked him to take another week to revise any errors in his submission. |
| chagrin | (n.) | distress or embarrassment |
Syn: vexation, exasperation, humiliation
Ant: pride, delight |
Todd's parents did not hide their chagrin after their son had a hissy fit in the local Walmart, screaming and shouting for everyone to hear. |
| bauble | (n.) | a small trinket or decoration |
Syn: toy, ornament, knickknack
Ant: tool |
Mary scolded Bert for wasting money on useless baubles such as a small magnet and marbles. |
| diaphanous | (adj.) | light or translucent |
Syn: delicate, flimsy
Ant: opaque, thick |
Ashley was suspended for wearing a diaphanous shirt to class when it slightly revealed her undergarments. |
| labyrinth | (n.) | a maze or problem |
Syn: puzzle, web, complication
Ant: order, simplicity, organization |
The mall is a labyrinth; check the map or you will definitely get lost. |
| gloat | (v.) | to brag |
Syn: crow, rejoice, rub it in
Ant: commiserate, sympathize, chagrin |
Heidi's friends did not want to hear her gloat about her 100 on the last exam while they only scored in the low 70s. |
| impediment | (n.) | a hindrance or obstruction |
Syn: obstacle, barrier, restriction
Ant: advantage, blessing, facilitation |
The largest impediment to crossing a river is the current, since it could push you downstream and away from your destination. |
| bestial | (adj.) | savagely cruel; of or like an animal |
Syn: savage, brutish, barbarous
Ant: humane, civilized |
The soldier endured bestial treatment after he was captured by the rebels and interrogated for information. |
| effete | (adj.) | having lost character, vitality, or strength |
Syn: weakened, enervated, feeble
Ant: powerful, strong |
The team must change its effete strategy if they want to win the game. |
| shard | (n.) | a broken piece, normally with pointed or jagged edges |
Syn: fragment, splinter, chip
Ant: whole, base, core |
Shards of broken taillights littered the highway after the major car collision that crumpled nearly a dozen cars. |
| bland | (adj.) | lacking strong flavor |
Syn: insipid, tasteless, plain
Ant: flavorful, tasty, savory |
Your dinner will taste bland if you do not season the food with spices and other ingredients. |
| nihilism | (n.) | the belief that all is null |
Syn: cynicism, pessimism, skepticism
Ant: optimism, religion |
People knew that Jimmy practicied nihilism when he argued that religion was pointless and life was meaningless. |


The questions no one cares about, but everyone's wondering
The question was:
Raw data for the 137 answers available here.
Let me tell you how my parents met. Or rather, the story of how I learned the story of how my parents met.
I was 9 years old when I thought to ask while watching the Disney channel. There was a whole episode of That's So Raven where, for one reason or another, the kids were trying to find out the story of how their parents first met. They were talking about when their first date was, where it was, and so on. It seemed like such a big deal! It was perhaps the first moment they laid eyes on each other. It was the beginning of a life long journey with their chosen partner.
I got curious about my own parents' story. I started to wonder if my dad had taken my mom to somewhere nearby. Perhaps it was a restaurant I had already seen! Would the table where he proposed to her still be there? That would be such a fun thing to revisit. So I turn to my mom and I ask, "Hey mom, when was your first date with dad?"
My mother looks back at me, puzzled. "A date? There's some in the kitchen." Her English was not great, and I did not know how to translate "date" in Arabic since I had just learned that word from an American TV show.
After a few minutes of trying to explain, she finally got it, "Oh! No son, we don't do that here [in our culture]. We met when he came over to the house as a suitor." This was bizarre to me at the time.
Here I'd like to pause and reflect on the surprising pervasiveness of western culture. I had never even left Egypt at that point in my life, and yet I had become so accustomed to the ways in which people find and express love and how relationships work overseas that it didn't occur to me that this wasn't normal. There was no table at which my dad proposed because there was no proposal. He asked if she wanted to marry, they talked about it and hung out a few times (along with the family), and then went for it (an engagement period before actually getting married for good).
I was really curious how dating has changed throughout the years. The two questions in the survey were meant to contrast how dating was like a generation (or two) ago to our generation. I've gone through and labelled each answer in the original data with what category I think it fits in (as in, did they meet in college, at work etc.) If you answered "26 years or older", then your answer, along with your parents' was lumped in as "old". That, and the fact that second question was optional means we have a lot more data for "old" than for "young".
Some things haven't changed. College is by far the most common place where people find their significant others across generations. Work is the second most common for "old". The fact that Work isn't very common among young people suggests that many will probably go on to find love in the workplace (so if you haven't found The One yet, there seems to be hope!)
On the other side, Online dating is a lot more popular now than it used to be, which seems to have displaced Bars as a place for budding romance (and/or hookups). There was not a single young relationship that began at a bar!
I was rather surprised to see Blind Dating to be somewhat uncommon in the older genration, and kind of sad that it's no longer a thing (but of course, there's an app for it now).
I encourage you to explore the data with this interactive graph, and read about people's stories. Clicking on any of the items in the legend will bring up the stories for that category below.
Clicking on the legend items also has a side effect of toggling the data on/off. I apologize, I did not have time to fix this.
Click on a category in the legend (above) to reveal the stories behind it here!
Many of these stories are about being in the right place at the right time to fall in love and live happily ever after. Here's a couple of examples:
At the lake, we had cabins on the same lake - still together 38 years later :)
Randomly assigned seats next to each other in first class on an international flight during Interim.
We met at St. Olaf! We live in the same dorm and ended up talking because of that.
Perhaps if your cabin was on the other side of the lake, your seat number was one digit off, or your dorm was just next door, you wouldn't be with the love of your life today.
I don't believe such events have as profound an effect on our lives as they seem. If you hadn't met this person, your life would have kept going, and you would have likely met someone else, in some mundane or fantastic way, and that'd be your story.
That your story happened to be this particular one, with this particular person, as opposed to all the other possible outcomes (of which there are many!), should not surprising. For the same reason that getting 10 heads in a row of coin flips should not be surprising. Out of all the possible sequences of 10 coin flips, 10 heads in a row is just as random and likely as any other sequence of heads and tails.
This might seem unintuitive at first, so allow me to say it another way. The chances of you getting any particular sequence of 10 coin tosses is very low (0.009%). But the chances of you getting some sequence is 100% (however you flip the coin, if you do it 10 times, you'll get 10 results).
I say all this not to take away from how special your story feels to you. On the contrary, what I hope I've convinced you of is that, while the odds of any particularly special thing happening in your life are very low, the odds of some special thing happening in your life is almost certain! In a world where things happen all the time, rare events are really quite common. As long as you continue to live, and do things, and flip coins, the outcomes will be especially rare and unique to you.
I say this to the hopeless romantic, to not fret over losing "the one". Your odds of ending up with this one are tragically low.
But your odds of ending up with someone, look pretty good!
– Omar


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There is a public dock as well as two yacht club out stations (Royal Vancouver YC and Seattle YC) here.
The bay is an excellent anchorage with good holding in 6 to 10m over mud and sand..
Beware of the frequent float plane activity.
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Katie Redmond is an HCI student at Stanford University. She is a senior.
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Major: Computer Science
Interests: software engineering and product management
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Wed Jul 23, 2008 11:45 am
by Karl G.
I spent the last few hours looking around through my .X animation conversion code, only to realize that there was nothing wrong with it at all. The problem was with the client's renderer--I forgot to type the line that enabled blended animation. No wonder the rendering looked weird!
Anyway, check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQBK9Y46aSg
Re: Durf.
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Wed Jul 23, 2008 1:41 pm
by Ashlar
wow, looks great!! can't wait to get my hands on this!
Re: Durf.
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Wed Jul 23, 2008 6:48 pm
by Joe M.
Hm. Looks nice. I like the critter: where'd you get him?
Also, the animation seems to be running a little slowly. Is this a problem, or is it just slowed down for demonstration purposes?
Re: Durf.
Posted:
Wed Jul 23, 2008 7:14 pm
by Karl G.
The animation is running at "natural" speed--I can slow it down or speed it up as I choose.
The monster is the demo monster from 3drt:
http://www.3drt.com/downloads.htm
Re: Durf.
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Wed Jul 23, 2008 8:09 pm
by a_link_to_the_past
that looks pretty sweet...
Re: Durf.
Posted:
Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:26 pm
by thadiusofx3
Wow that looks awesome.
Could you give a little more info on the format of the animations


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