Oilers Gameday: @ Golden Knights
by Alex ThomasIt can’t be worse than Thursday night, right? The Edmonton Oilers continue their five-game road trip tonight in Vegas as they meet the Golden Knights for the first of four on the season. Vegas took the season series by winning three of four meetings a season ago.
The Oilers were not ready to play on Thursday night. The Kings came out with more urgency and the Oilers struggled to even make simple passing plays. Games like that happen, but it will be important for the Oilers to turn the page quickly with a better effort tonight.
Mike Smith starts for the Oilers, while Marc-Andre Fleury gets the nod for the Golden Knights.
Keys To The Game:
Edmonton: Start on time. The Oilers weren’t ready to go on Thursday and they paid for it dearly. The Kings took it to the Oilers and jumped out to a 3-0 lead before Edmonton was able to settle in. At that point, the game was already over. The Oilers have to have a better start tonight in a tough building against a good team.
Las Vegas: Keep the game five-on-five. The Oilers are the best powerplay team in the NHL and also have a top five penalty kill. The Golden Knights, meanwhile, are an up-and-down special teams team. Vegas needs to keep this game on even footing tonight.
Players To Watch:
Edmonton: Mike Smith needs to prove that he hasn’t fallen off a cliff. He’s been awful in the month of November, getting shelled in each of his last two starts. The Oilers need him to be at his October level if they want to keep Mikko Koskinen rested and healthy. Smith has something to prove tonight.
Las Vegas: Paul Stastny has been ‘downgraded’ to the team’s third line center spot. Give the veteran credit, however, as he has embraced his role and helped give Vegas a very strong third line. He should be able to feast on the soft underbelly that is Edmonton’s bottom six.
The Lines:
Matt Benning remains on IR and won’t play tonight for the Oilers. Brandon Manning, who was activated Thursday, will be scratched on the blueline. Sam Gagner and Patrick Russell are expected to sit up front, but Jujhar Khaira did miss practice on Friday. Although it’s being called a ‘maintenance day’, Khaira’s situation is worth monitoring.
Edmonton Oilers Lines:
Leon Draisaitl – Connor McDavid – Zack Kassian
Jujhar Khaira – Ryan Nugent-Hopkins – James Neal
Joakim Nygard – Riley Sheahan – Josh Archibald
Markus Granlund – Gaetan Haas – Alex Chiasson
Darnell Nurse – Ethan Bear
Oscar Klefbom – Caleb Jones
Kris Russell – Adam Larson
Mike Smith
The Golden Knights traded Colin Miller to Buffalo over the summer, bringing prospect Nicolas Hague up through the system to replace him. Other than that, the Golden Knights are very similiar to the team we saw a season ago.
Vegas Golden Knights Lines:
Jonathan Marchessault – William Karlsson – Reilly Smith
Max Pacioretty – Cody Eakin – Mark Stone
Alex Tuch – Paul Stastny – Cody Glass
William Carrier – Tomas Nosek – Ryan Reaves
Brayden McNabb – Nate Schmidt
Nicolas Hague – Shea Theodore
Nick Holden – Deryk Engelland
Marc-Andre Fleury
Game Notes:
Edmonton is opening up just the second set of back-to-back games on the season. They split their first set, losing the opener in Detroit but winning the next night in Columbus. Mikko Koskinen will start tomorrow night when the Oilers travel to Arizona to battle the Coyotes.
The Oilers, prior to Thursday, had lost just six games in regulation on the season. In games following regulation losses, they are 5-1-0 on the season. This team has made a habit of rebounding from losses and will look to do it again tonight in a very important game.
 The Golden Knights are just 3-4-3 in their last ten games, and are a pedestrian 6-4-3 at home this season. The ‘Vegas flu’ hasn’t been a factor this season.


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- Promote collaboration among students
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Transitions on grid-template-columns (sort of..)
CSS Grid is supposed to have five animatable properties: grid-gap, grid-row-gap, grid-column-gap, grid-template-columns and grid-template-rows
But browsers have not implemented it so far.
Here's a typical example where we would like to animate the grid-template-columns
: adjusting the column track width for the aside menu. Unfortunatelly, that's not possible at the moment.
But we can use this hack, which consist on animating the width of the aside instead, while setting the grid-template-columns
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- gapBetweenBars - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.attr
-
Must be a dimension value, which is a floating point number appended with a unit such as "14.5sp
".
- get_users - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.id
-
- getAddLocation() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets add location.
- getColor() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets color.
- getColor(Integer) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodIcon
-
Gets color.
- getCount() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodIconAdapter
-
- getDate() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets date.
- getDateFiltered() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getDateFiltered2() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getDateString() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets date string.
- getElasticsearchMPController() - Static method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusApplication
-
Get elasticsearch mp controller elasticsearch mp controller.
- getFilteredDate() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.UserMoodList
-
Gets filtered moods from current date back to 7 days ago.
- getFilteredLocation() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.UserMoodList
-
- getFilteredMood(String) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.UserMoodList
-
Gets filtered moods based on selection from the participant.
- getFilteredMoodText(String) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.UserMoodList
-
Gets filtered mood text.
- getFollowerList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Participant
-
- getFollowingList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Participant
-
- getId(String, Class<?>) - Static method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.EditMoodActivity
-
Taken from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4427608/android-getting-resource-id-from-string
12 Mar 2017 12:42
- getId() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets id.
- getId() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Participant
-
Get id string.
- getId(String, Class<?>) - Static method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.ViewMoodActivity
-
Gets id.
- getItem(int) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodIconAdapter
-
- getItemId(int) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodIconAdapter
-
- getLatitude() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.GPSTracker
-
Function to get latitude
- getLatitude() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets latitude.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.AddMoodActivity
-
Get current latitude and longitude and set position by
calling GPSTracker class.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.EditMoodActivity
-
Get current latitude and longitude and set position by
calling GPSTracker class.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.GPSTracker
-
Gets location.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getLocationsFiltered() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getLocationsFiltered2() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getLongitude() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.GPSTracker
-
Function to get longitude
- getLongitude() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets longitude.
- getMessage() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.AddMoodActivity
-
- getMood(Integer) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodIcon
-
Gets mood.
- getMoodDialog1() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getMoodDialog2() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getMoodFiltered(String) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getMoodFiltered2(String) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getMoodListView() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getOfflineParticipant() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.OfflineDataController
-
Retrieves a Participant to save moods locally to.
- GetOneUserTask() - Constructor for class com.mood.jenaPlus.ElasticsearchMPController.GetOneUserTask
-
- getParticipant() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MainMPController
-
Gets participant.
- getParticipant() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlus
-
- getParticipantElastic(String) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlus
-
- getPendingFollowers() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Participant
-
- getPendingFollowing() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Participant
-
- getPhoto() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets photo.
- getSize() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.UserMoodList
-
- getSocial() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets social.
- getStringResId() - Method in enum com.mood.jenaPlus.connectivity.display.CroutonStyles
-
Gets string res id.
- getText() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets text.
- getTextActivity() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getTextActivity2() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getTextActivityWithMood() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getTextActivityWithMood2() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getUserMood(int) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.UserMoodList
-
Gets user mood.
- getUserMoodList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Participant
-
Gets user mood list.
- getUserMoodList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.UserMoodList
-
Gets user mood list.
- getUserMoodOrderedList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FilterFollowDateActivity
-
- getUserMoodOrderedList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FilterFollowLocationActivity
-
- getUserMoodOrderedList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FilterFollowMoodActivity
-
- getUserMoodOrderedList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FilterFollowTextActivity
-
- getUserMoodOrderedList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FollowingViewActivity
-
- getUserMoodOrderedList(ArrayList<Mood>) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- getUserMoodOrderedList() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.UserMoodList
-
Gets user mood ordered list.
- getUserMoodOrderedList2(ArrayList<Mood>) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FollowingViewActivity
-
- getUserName() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.Mood
-
Gets user name.
- getUserName() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.User
-
Gets user name.
- GetUsersTask() - Constructor for class com.mood.jenaPlus.ElasticsearchMPController.GetUsersTask
-
- getUsingParticipant(String) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.ElasticsearchMPController
-
Gets using participant.
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FollowAdapter
-
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FollowerRequestAdapter
-
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.FollowingListAdapter
-
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodFollowerListAdapter
-
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodIconAdapter
-
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodListAdapter
-
- goIcon - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.attr
-
Must be a reference to another resource, in the form "@[+][package:]type:name
"
or to a theme attribute in the form "?[package:][type:]name
".
- google_maps_key - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.string
-
- google_play_services_version - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.integer
-
- GPSTracker - Class in com.mood.jenaPlus
-
This is GPSTracker class, used for getting the current location
of the device.
- GPSTracker(Context, Activity) - Constructor for class com.mood.jenaPlus.GPSTracker
-
Instantiates a new Gps tracker.
- graph - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.id
-
- GraphActivity - Class in com.mood.jenaPlus
-
This is the bar chart activity class of the statistics.
- GraphActivity() - Constructor for class com.mood.jenaPlus.GraphActivity
-
- graphActivityDialog() - Method in class com.mood.jenaPlus.MoodPlusActivity
-
- gridBack - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.color
-
- gridBack2 - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.color
-
- gridBack3 - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.color
-
- gridView - Static variable in class com.mood.jenaPlus.R.id
-


All exceptions thrown explicitly by any element of the Apache C++ Standard Library are guaranteed to be part of the library's exception hierarchy. Please review the Apache C++ Standard Library Reference Guide entries for these classes to determine which functions throw which exceptions. You can then choose to catch particular exceptions, or catch any that might be thrown by specifying the base class exception.
For instance, if you are going to call the insert function on string with a position value that could at some point be invalid, you should use code like this:
string s; int n; ... try { s.insert(n,"Howdy"); } catch (const std::exception& e) { // deal with the exception }
To throw your own exceptions, simply construct an exception of an appropriate type, assign it an appropriate message, and throw it. For example:
... if (n > max) throw std::out_of_range("You're past the end, bud");
The class exception serves as the base class for all other exception classes. As such it defines a standard interface. This interface includes the what() member function, which returns a null-terminated string that represents the message that was thrown with the exception. This function is likely to be most useful in a catch clause, as demonstrated in the example program in Section 18.4.
The class exception does not contain a constructor that takes a message string, although it can be thrown without a message. Calling what() on an exception object returns a default message. All classes derived from exception do provide a constructor that allows you to specify a particular message.
To throw a base exception, you could use the following code:
throw std::exception;
This is generally not very useful, however, since whatever catches this exception has no idea what kind of error has occurred. Instead of a base exception, you will usually throw a derived class such as logic_error or one of its derivations, such as out_of_range in the example above. Better still, you can extend the hierarchy by deriving your own classes. This allows you to provide error reporting specific to your particular problem. For instance:
class bad_packet_error : public std::runtime_error { public: bad_packet_error(const std::string& what); }; if (bad_packet()) throw bad_packet_error("Packet size incorrect");
This section has demonstrated how the C++ Standard Library exception classes provide you with a basic error model. From this foundation, you can build the right error detection and reporting methods required for your particular application.


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Number guessing game
We have selected a random number between 1 and 1000. See if you can guess it in 10 turns or fewer. We'll tell you if your guess was too high or too low.
The best strategy is to divide and conquer: eliminate half of the remaining numbers with each guess.


Map showing: The location of regions 1 to 5 used to analyse temporal patterns in sea-surface temperature, relative abundance (CPUE) and size at maturity (L 50); Marine Fishing Areas and Management Zones used for management of the South Australian Rock Lobster Fishery; and the location of bottom temperature loggers. Region 4 is a combination of both the Northern and Southern Zone management units.


| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
V |
getDestination()
Returns the node, that is on the destination end of this edge.
|
Graph<V> |
getGraph()
Returns the graph where this edge was created.
|
String |
getId()
Returns the identifier of this edge.
|
String |
getLabel()
Returns the label of this edge.
|
V |
getSource()
Returns the node, that is on the source end of this edge.
|
RelationType |
getType()
Returns the RelationType of the edge.
|
double |
getWeight()
Returns the weight of this edge.
|
void |
setLabel(String label)
Sets the label of this edge to the given string.
|
String getId()
String getLabel()
void setLabel(String label) throws NullPointerException
label
- the label string, that must not be null
NullPointerException
- if the label parameter is null
Graph<V> getGraph()
V getSource()
V getDestination()
double getWeight()
RelationType getType()
StandardRelationType.DEFAULT
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{% raw %}giving signs of speedy warmth, "you must chauge your{% endraw %}
{% raw %}clothes, if there is any thing in the house to put ou. If there{% endraw %}
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Getting Started
1. Install using npm:
npm install react-images-texts-videos --save
2. Example with images:
<Lightbox
items={{
type:'images',
content: [
{ src: '../images/photo-1.jpg' },
{ src: '../images/photo-2.jpg' }
]}}
isOpen={this.state.lightboxIsOpen}
onClickPrev={this.gotoPrevLightboxImage}
onClickNext={this.gotoNextLightboxImage}
onClose={this.closeLightbox}
/>
3. Example with texts:
<Lightbox
items={{
type:'texts',
content: [
'Text1...',
'Text2...'
]}}
isOpen={this.state.lightboxIsOpen}
onClickPrev={this.gotoPrevLightboxText}
onClickNext={this.gotoNextLightboxText}
onClose={this.closeLightbox}
/>
3. Example with videos:
<Lightbox
items={{type:'videos', items: ['videoId1', 'videoId2']}}
isOpen={this.state.lightboxIsOpen}
onClickPrev={this.gotoPrevLightboxText}
onClickNext={this.gotoNextLightboxText}
onClose={this.closeLightbox}
/>
Options
| Property |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| backdropClosesModal |
bool |
false |
Allow users to exit the lightbox by clicking the backdrop |
| currentImage |
number |
0 |
The index of the image to display initially |
| customControls |
array |
undefined |
An array of elements to display as custom controls on the top of lightbox |
| enableKeyboardInput |
bool |
true |
Supports keyboard input - esc , arrow left , and arrow right |
| items |
object |
undefined |
A object containing two values, the type of element (images, texts or videos), and an array with the items |
| imageCountSeparator |
string |
' of ' |
Custom separator for the image count |
| isOpen |
bool |
false |
Whether or not the lightbox is displayed |
| onClickPrev |
func |
undefined |
Fired on request of the previous image |
| onClickNext |
func |
undefined |
Fired on request of the next image |
| onClickImage |
func |
undefined |
Handle click event on the current image |
| onClickThumbnail |
func |
undefined |
Handle click on thumbnail |
| onClose |
func |
undefined |
Required. Handle closing of the lightbox |
| preloadNextImage |
bool |
true |
Based on the direction the user is navigating, preload the next available image. |
| showCloseButton |
bool |
true |
Optionally display a close "X" button in top right corner |
| showImageCount |
bool |
true |
Optionally display image index, e.g., "3 of 20" |
| showThumbnails |
bool |
false |
Optionally display thumbnails beneath the Lightbox |
| theme |
object |
undefined |
Pass through styles to theme each component; arrow , container , etc. |
| width |
number |
1024 |
Maximum width of the carousel; defaults to 1024px |
Items
| Property |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| type |
string |
undefined |
Required. It can be one of three options: images, texts or videos |
| content |
array |
undefined |
List of the items |
Images items format
| Property |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| src |
string |
undefined |
Required. The primary image path |
| srcset |
array |
undefined |
List of alternative image sizes |
| caption |
string |
undefined |
Displayed benath the current image. Great for description or attribution |
| thumbnail |
string |
undefined |
Thumbnail to display if showThumbnails is set to true |
Text items format
Videos items format
Array of strings that fit any youtube video id
License
React Images is free to use for personal and commercial projects under the MIT license.
Attribution is not required, but greatly appreciated. It does not have to be user-facing and can remain within the code.


Wedding Beauty Planner
Guests that need hairstyle
Guests that need makeup
Sets of brushes
Calculate time for services
Please allocate
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Select one or more Excel (xlxs) or CSV files to upload records for the {{ dataset.name }} dataset


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Curriculum Vitae – Rasmus Lund Andersen
Employments:
2014 - Senior Scientist, Novozymes
I am part of the small-scale fermentation department, where we test new production strains and optimize fermentation conditions. I plan the experiments, while our technicians carryout the actual lab-work.
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2008 - 2014 Senior Scientist, BioGasol/Estibio
I have managed projects focusing on fermentation development, optimization and scaling processes. The job was a continuation of my previous employment at DTU. I was leading a group consisting of two academics and four technicians. My daily work was focused on planning experiments, managing laboratory and pilot facilities and overall maturing the fermentation technology to industrial scale.
2007 – 2008 Research assistant at DTU
My primary work was with thermophilic bacteria. I was involved in both molecular work and lab-scale fermentations. The main focus was converting pretreated biomass into bioethanol.
Education:
2003 – 2005 M.Sc. in biotechnology with business administration, Aarhus University
The thesis was written at Lund University in Sweden and I worked on cloning recombinant enzymes from thermophilic bacteria.
2000 – 2003 B.Sc in biotechnology with business administration, Aarhus University
Bachelor project performed at Lund University. Characterizing degradation products of modified cellulose using enzymes of industrial relevance
1996 – 1999 Mathematical graduate student
Articles, Conferences and patents
Crennell SJ, Cook D, Minns A, Svergun D, Andersen RL, Karlsson, EN (2006)
Dimerisation and an increase in active site aromatic groups as adaptations to high temperatures: X-ray solution scattering and substrate-bound crystal structures of Rhodothermus marinus endoglucanase Cel12A.
34th SBFC in New Orleans (2012) - Poster session: presenting fermentation work
#20120309065: Kvist, T., Mikkelsen, MJ., Andersen, RL. (2012) Thermophilic thermoanaerobacter italicus subsp. marato having high alcohol productivity
Patent Application Number: 1215505.7, Jensen, KM, Mikkelsen, MJ, Andersen RL
(2013) High solids ethanol fermentation
IT skills:
I have good knowledge of different software products. This is obtained through the daily use of MS Office. In addition, I have been working with several different fermentation systems and analytical apparatuses.
Language:
Native in Danish
Fluent in English
Good understanding of Scandinavian languages
Good knowledge of German
Knowledge of Spanish
Personally:
I am a positive and straightforward person, intrigued by scientific challenges, curious,
hardworking and attentive to others. My holidays are mostly spent traveling with my wife and daughter.


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The GAST is the first input you need, to start a static pattern detection analysis. Furthermore, you need a catalog pattern specifications. This can be created using the pattern specification editor.
The structural pattern detection in Reclipse uses a pattern specification language based on graph grammars, the so-called structural patterns.
Figure: Catalog Editor Overview Page
The tools for editing are accessible on the palette at the right border of the editor. The palette includes tools for adding objects, annotations, links, paths and combined fragments.
Below the editor window is the properties view located. There the properties of the elements which are selected in the editor can be changed, for example name or type.
Figure: Structural Patterns Editor
In a new structural pattern, there already exists a green annotation, marked with «create», which represents the pattern occurrence. It should be linked to the objects in the specification, that play key roles in the pattern. For each of these links a qualifier has to be set. It should describe the annotated object's role in the pattern (e.g. "observer"). A qualifier must have a specified name.
Use the type attribute to reference a type from the underlying abstract syntax graph. E.g.: to specify a certain class in a pattern, create an object and change the property type into the corresponding type of the used meta model (e.g. "GASTClass" for a Class in a GAST model parsed by SISSy).
When choosing a name for an object or an annotation, pay attention to the following points:
Annotation nodes reference other pattern specifications from the catalog and thereby mark sub patterns. For example, use an annotation with type "Delegation" to specify a situation, where a pattern contains a method that delegates to another method.
The property "modifier" can be used to specify additional objects, set objects or negative objects.
Three different types of combined fragments can be used inside a structural pattern: additional fragments, set fragments and negative fragments. Different fragments types must not be combined with each other.
The palette's tool Additional Fragment is used to define parts of the specified pattern as additional (can include several classes, methods, links, ...). The structural pattern has to be strongly connected without the parts that is are contained in an additional fragment.
The palette's tool Set Fragment is used to define subgraphs of the specified pattern that can occur multiple times. Set fragments can be overlapping and nested up to two times (a node can be contained in at most two set fragments).
The palette's tool Negative Fragment is used to define a subgraph of the specified pattern as negative. For a successful match of the pattern during the inference, the negative subgraph must not be matched.
You can add attributes to objects by right-clicking on the object and choosing Add Attribute Expression. For example you can use an attribute abstract to specify abstract classes and methods. To use regular expressions in attribute expressions (for example for specifying an element's name), use RegEx as operator. Only String-attributes can have regular expressions. You can mark attributes as additional. Additional attributes will be marked with an {additional}-label.
Paths can be used instead of links to specify a sequence of containment references through the host graph model. This can be used to specify methods, that contain calles to other methods somewhere in their method body, or patterns, where a certain statement has to be contained in the block of a loop, for example.


 You’ll need to marinate the pork 12-24 hours in advance and cook it for 5 hours, but there’s very little actual work and you’ll end up with the most tender, tasty meat imaginable.
For this recipe you will need a food processor.
For the pork, using a very sharp knife (or a utility knife), score the skin of the pork really deeply in a criss-cross pattern with about a 1cm/½in gap between each cut. Boil your kettle, put the pork in a clean sink, skin-side up, and pour the boiling water over the skin of the pork – this scalds it and it will make sure the skin is crispy once it is roasted.
In a large bowl, mix the salt, garlic, paprika, vegetable oil and lemon pieces. Now, rub the mixture into the pork skin and flesh, leaving the lemon pieces sitting on top of the skin. Put the pork on a tray and leave it to marinate in the fridge for 12-24 hours.
Preheat the oven to 160C/140C Fan/Gas 3. Put the potatoes in a large roasting tin (the potatoes will act as a trivet). Lay the pork, skin-side up, on top of the potatoes and pour over any marinade left in the tray. Pour a mug of water into the bottom of the tray underneath the pork. Cover the pork with baking paper, then with foil and tuck the foil around the outside of the tin to seal. Roast for 4 hours.
Take the pork out of the oven and increase the oven temperature to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Carefully remove the foil – the tin will be steaming. Put the pork back in the oven and roast for a further hour.
For the roast parsnips, heat the oil in a roasting tray until hot. Put the parsnips in a bowl and pour over boiling water to scald them. Drain the parsnips and pat dry, place in the hot oil and carefully toss so they are all covered. Roast for 45 minutes. Season with a little salt before serving.
Take the pork out of the oven and leave it to sit somewhere warm to rest for 30 minutes. While the pork is resting, make the mash and the salsa verde.
For the parsnip mash, put the parsnips, potatoes, garlic cloves in a saucepan and half cover with water. Add the milk and olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Cover with a lid and cook until completely overcooked, stirring constantly.
Drain well, transfer to a clean pan and keep warm, reserving the cooking liquid. Warm the cream and the butter. Put the cooked vegetables in a food processor with some of the cooking liquor and blend until smooth, add the cream and butter and blend more. If the mixture is too thick add a little more of the cooking liquid.
For the salsa verde, put the parsley, basil and garlic into a food processor and pulse until chunky. Add the remaining ingredients and pulse for 30 seconds or until the mixture has a roughly chopped texture – it should not be a paste.
When the pork has rested, lift it out of the tin and lay it skin-side down on a carving board. Score the underside of the pork so that you can see the ends of the bones. Pop them out using your thumb, then take the bones out by simply pulling at the sticking out ends – they should pull away from the flesh easily. Cut the pork in half lengthways, then cut each half into 5 or 6 slices. Flip each one over – it should be a lovely glistening slice of roasted deliciousness. The whole board goes to the table. Bowls of mash, bowls of salsa verde – go for it! Serve with the spuds that were cooked under the pork and the roast parsnips.


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Parts of Canada have broken cold-weather records
by Adam Ward, CTVNews.ca ProducerThe deep chill that has settled in across parts of Canada has already shattered some cold-weather records – and we’re still more than a month away from the official start of winter.
According to summaries released by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) on Sunday, the community of Moose Creek, Ont., which is located about 71 kilometres east of Ottawa, recorded a temperature of -20.9 C on Sunday.
The dramatic drop in temperature broke the previous record for Nov. 17, which came in at -8.8 C in 2017. It’s worth noting that ECCC has only been keeping records for the community since 2003.
The Ontario village is not alone in breaking temperature records. The nation’s capital, as reported by CTV News Ottawa, has been breaking records all week. On Sunday, an overnight low of -13.9 C broke the 1980 record for Nov. 17. Similar records were broken on Saturday, Wednesday and Tuesday.
In fact, areas in and around the Ottawa Valley also made it onto Environment and Climate Change Canada’s list of new records on Sunday. This includes the communities of Bancroft, Kemptville, Pembroke and Trenton.
However, the chilly temperatures extend further south and out of the province. Kingston, Peterborough and parts of Muskoka (known to many as Ontario’s cottage country) also broke records for Nov. 17.
Parts of New Brunswick saw cold weather records also broken Saturday. The areas of Grand Manan and Edmunston set new temperature records for Nov. 16.
IS THIS A GLIMPSE OF WHAT’S TO COME?
While Environment and Climate Change Canada has yet to release its winter outlook, U.S.-based AccuWeather did so last month.
Its forecast predicts a chilly future for much of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, stating that the two provinces should expect the strongest surge of arctic air.
British Columbia will see a lack of cold and drier conditions compared to the rest of the country, while Alberta can expect a windy winter, the forecaster predicts.
AccuWeather believes Ontario and Quebec will see the most snow, while Atlantic Canada will see a fairly mild winter due to a southwesterly flow of air.
It’s yet to be seen whether the other major weather forecasters will have similar outlooks for the country, but we won’t have to wait long to find out.
The Weather Network is preparing to release its winter forecast on Monday.


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Artwork Not Working At All?
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mikej
I recently noticed the artwork problem with Synergy and iTunes 7.6, and during troubleshooting trashed all my prefs, album covers etc. After doing this Synergy started getting all of the artwork it was fetching (as in 100% of it) totally wrong, and now it doesn't seem to be working at all. I tried updating to the latest 3.5 nightly and still no joy.
Any ideas?
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Greg Hurrell
Are you sure that you're running iTunes 7.6? I have received reports that artwork retrieval is broken in 7.6.1 and not 7.6; see this report for details:
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mikej
You're right, it's 7.6.1.
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ovandalish
i am still can't retrieve artwork from iTunes although update 7.6 and 7.6.1 any ideas?
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ovandalish
sorry...my bad!! its working.
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Greg Hurrell
I'm extremely pleased to report that Apple's fixed the issue in iTunes 7.6.2.
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Greg Hurrell
An update: I've just received an email from a user saying that he's still seeing the problem with 7.6.2. Not sure why this would be the case as for me it was very clearly working in 7.6, broken in 7.6.1, and is now definitely working for me in 7.6.2.
Please add a comment if you can confirm this either way.
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Liz
I can confirm that this bug still exists with iTunes 7.6.2 on multiple recent Macs.
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks for the confirmation, Liz.
I've added a new ticket (see bug #668) to track this issue. I didn't want to have to do this but looks like I'll have to insert a small delay before querying iTunes for artwork. I'll make this conditional on 7.6.1/7.6.2 being detected, and will remove the workaround once Apple fixes the bug.
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anonymous
Artwork is also broken for me. I'm using Synergy 3.2 and 3.5a6 and iTunes 7.6.2. Thanks Wincent!
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anonymous
Just another confirmation that artwork retrieval is not working for me using Synergy 3.5a6 and iTunes 7.6.2. Looking forward to a fix.
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anonymous
Confirming bug. Synergy 3.5a6, iTunes 7.6.2
Deleted all references to Synergy (application support , preferences plist, etc) and it still persists.
Thanks for your great program!
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Greg Hurrell
People who are seeing this problem, please go and visit bug #668.
I have a preview build available which I am hoping can solve his problem, but I need help from testers who can reproduce the bug. For me iTunes 7.6.2 works fine, so I'm not able to actually confirm that the workaround will work; I need some help from testers.
So, head on over to bug #668 for the full story.
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anonymous
artwork retrieval is not working here... 3.5a7 iTunes 7.6.2
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Greg Hurrell
Do you mean that artwork is not coming across from iTunes, or that the cover search and download from Amazon isn't working?
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anonymous
I use iTune 7.6.2, and Synergy 3.2 wasn't fetching album artwork. After updating to 3.2.1b, the artwork works correctly.
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fabiofava
I was having this problem with Synergy 3.2 and iTunes 7.6.2 until today. I've just downloaded and installed Synergy 3.2.1b and, after Uninstalling and re-installing (for All Users) the covers are back. It's comming instantly, directly from iTunes. The machine is MacBook Pro 2.4 - 4 Gb RAM. It's 100% functional here.
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I usually update my Goodreads profile. However, I haven't done it in a year. So, maybe this will be fascinating to some people: below is a fairly complete catalog of the physical books I own. (For this holiday season, I guess I fall somewhere in the middle in the Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products)
The stacks and shelves lack any specific order, so too does this list of books.
- Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach
- Decision Making Under Uncertainty: Theory And Applications
- Head First Design Patterns
- Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
- Talent is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else
- Outliers: The Story of Sucess
- Theory of Moves
- To Kill a Mockingbird
- Programming Interviews Exposed: Secrets to Landing Your Next Job
- A Practical Guide to Linux Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming
- C++: Primer Plus
- Starting out Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures
- Starting out Java: From Control Structures through Objects
- Algorithms
- Partial Differential Equations for Scientists and Engineers
- Introduction to Algortihms (CLRS)
- Head First Java
- Introduction to Programming in Python
- The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses
- Thinking in Java
- Elementary Statistics
- Java: The Complete Reference
- Java for Everyone
- Introduction to Programming in Java
- Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future
- Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mt. Everest Disaster
- Principles of Data Mining
- Computer Organization and Design: he Hardware/Software Interface
- Distributed Algorithms: An Intuitive Approach
- The Charisma Myth: How Anyone Can Master the Art and Science of Personal Magnetism
- Programming in ANSI C
- Object Oriented Thought Process
- Handcrafted CSS: More Bulletproof Web Design
- Beginning PHP, Apache, MySQL Web Development
- Pro ASP.NET MVC 5
- Quantum Computing
- Numerical Methods for Scientists and Engineers
- Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
- Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship
- Professional Android 4 Application Development
- Cracking the Coding Interview
- Elements of Programming Interviews: The Insider's Guide
- Programming Models for Parallel Computing
- Quantum Computing since Democritus
Any more recommendations? Fly me a Raven!


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This is an archive of presentation decks and instructional material from previous classes I have taught.
Because the SCA requires instructors to develop their own instructional material, I might not have included all of the slides or images that were presented in a given class.
While I try to ensure that the slides aren’t the primary source of information, often they are—and that’s a good thing. Reading has positive cognitive consequences. Also, as I’m primarily presenting in situations where English is a second language, the written word helps to clarify what’s being said.
Below are links to class material in reverse chronological order (most-recent first).
If you are taking an SCA Roasting Foundation course, you can use my study guide to get a jump on the class. You may also benefit from reading several of the articles I have organized on my blog.
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Swipe is a lightweight mobile slider with 1:1 touch movement, resistant bounds, scroll prevention, and completely library agnostic.
Swipe brings content sliding to the mobile web to preserve space and allow for new types of interaction. Many mobile web sliders currently exist but few embody all the rules a slider like this should follow.
1:1 movement, as described above, is about tracking the position of the touch and moving the content exactly how the touch interacts. This interaction is very common in native apps.
When Swipe is at the left-most position, sliding any more left will increase the resistance to slide, making it obvious that you have reached the end. This detection/resistance occurs at both left and right bounds.
When a user rotates their device (in turn resizing the browser window), the slider resets to make sure the sliding elements are the right size. This is only necessary for sliders without declared widths.
Swipe allows you to set a width to the container, which designates the width of each slide element. This is important if you do not want a full width slider (the default).
Scroll prevention is one of the most overlooked pieces of mobile sliders. Swipe detects if you’re trying to scroll down the page or slide content left to right.
Swipe doesn’t rely on any library. Trust me this is a good thing. All you have to do is pass in the container element, set some parameters, and BOOM goes the dynamite– you're all set. You may choose to pass the element to Swipe with a library, but it’s not necessary.
Swipe only needs to follow a simple pattern. Here is an example:

Above is the initial required structure– a series of elements wrapped in two containers. An unordered list makes sense here, but this can be any combination of elements that has the same structure. Place any content you want within the items.
The containing div will need to be passed to a new Swipe object like so:
window.mySwipe = new Swipe(
document.getElementById('slider')
);
I always place this at the bottom of the page, externally, to verify the page is ready.
Swipe can take an optional second parameter– an object of key/value settings:
startSlide Integer (default:0) index position Swipe should start at
speed Integer (default:300) speed of prev and next transitions in milliseconds
auto Integer begin with auto slideshow (time in milliseconds between slides)
callback Function runs at the end of any slide change. (effective for updating position indicators/counters)
Swipe exposes a few functions that can be useful for script control of your slider.
prev() // slide to prev
next() // slide to next
getPos() // returns current
slide index position
slide(index, duration)
// slide to set index position
(duration: speed of transition
in ms)
Swipe requires a device that supports CSS transforms and works best with devices that support touch. Both of these are not required for the code to run since Swipe does not include any feature detection in the core code. This decision was made due to the fact that all mobile web development should already have some sort of feature detection built into the page. I recommend using a custom build of Modernizr, don't recreate the wheel.
Sample use with Modernizr:
if ( Modernizr.csstransforms ) {
window.mySwipe = new Swipe(
document.getElementById('slider')
);
}
This is why I set all elements but the first list item to display:none– if the device doesn't pass the feature tests then it will fallback to displaying only the first item.
Swipe mobile slider is © 2011 Brad Birdsall and is licensed under the terms of GPL & MIT licenses.


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This happened when I was living in the dorms at Cal State Long Beach in the mid-80s. My friend Dave (not his real name) got some tickets to see Jane Siberry at the Wiltern theater in downtown L.A., and I had four hits of some pretty decent blotter acid. We went downtown pretty early, dropped the hits so that we would be coming on when the show started. Needless to say the show was excellent. Afterwards we walked around downtown (!) to come down a bit. We wandered into the courtyard of the Ahmonson Financial Plaza and began swinging from trees. A kindly old security guard came out, and we thought he was going to make us leave but instead we ended up talking to him for a couple hours, he was really cool. He had lots of great stories to tell.
 On the way home, we dropped the remaining two tabs of blotter acid.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] Back at the dorms, we were hanging out in the lounge watching some weird 1968 vampire movie and lighting Cremora packets (sprinkle Cremora over an open flame and you get a pillar of fire 'Mr. Magico' style. Please do not attempt this, it's quite hazardous). After a couple of those, the dorm fire alarm went off. We ran out of the building into an adjacent field, where we started talking about earthquakes (there had been a few the previous week). Dave began to sing 'gonna let it happen, let it happen', and we started dancing around. The second dose started to kick in, and that's when things changed for me.
As I looked around, the rocks on the ground became children's skulls, the clouds were sinister skull-faces, and the trees were all evil and gnarled like those ones in old Disney movies, but more sinister. I began to have the sensation that the ground wanted to swallow me up. I notified Dave of this development, much to his dismay. At that moment I had the strangest sensation: I felt like the thumb of Death was stroking me from my sternum down my belly, kind of playing with me.  I needed to get back to some pavement, and quickly. As we walked back to the street, Dave was kind enough to point out how the muddy tire tracks resembled rib cages and spinal cords. I have never been so glad to see asphalt.
I hung out with Dave for the rest of the night, and finally felt okay when the sun came up and transformed the curtains into gently pulsating translucent rainbow sheets. Later that day I was telling my story to a couple of gals in my building, and one of them remarked that the field was actually a Native American burial site. I know that death imagery is a common theme for LSD hallucinations, but it never really bothered me until that night. Dancing skeletons with uncle sam hats is one thing, but getting swallowed into the ground? After that, each time I passed the field, tripping or not, it always filled my heart with trepidation. The following year the state of California paved the field and turned it into a parking lot. I never parked my car in that lot.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Carrie, Moss! First scene in Carrie! Oh. Okay Today I have a business empire the like of which the world has never seen the like of which.
I hope it doesn't sound arrogant when I say that I am the greatest man in the world! No, that's the music you hear when... I'm sorry are you from the past? Today I have a business empire the like of which the world has never seen the like of which. I hope it doesn't sound arrogant when I say that I am the greatest man in the world! 0115... no... 0118... no... 0118 999 ... 3. Hello? Is this the emergency services? Then which country am I speaking to? Hello? Hello?   Gay musical?  This must be, like, the gayest musical ever.
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You can come down here any time and I'll be waiting for you! [slams down phone] That told her! No, no, that's the music you heard when it come on. Graphic homoeroticism? Does that mean they're going to get them out?
I am a man, he's a man, we're men! Ok, tell me how your feeling. I feel delicate... and annoyed, and... I think I'm ugly. Hello, IT. Have you tried turning it off and on again?
You know, it's high tide. But we're not on the coast. I'm closed for maintenance! Closed for maintenance? I've fallen to the communists! Well, they do have some strong arguments. I'm going to murder you...  Unbelievable!  Carrie, Moss! First scene in Carrie! Oh. Okay You can come down here any time and I'll be waiting for you! [slams down phone] That told her! Hello, IT. Have you tried forcing an unexpected reboot?
I'll put this over here, with the rest of the fire. How long have you been disabled? Ten years? Ten years, and how did it happen? If that's not a rude question. Acid? While he was eating, did you hear anyone laughing? Like... in the kitchen area? Yes! Yes I did, actually, yes I did. That'd be trouser food! Oh really?  You know, it's high tide. But we're not on the coast. I'm closed for maintenance! Closed for maintenance? I've fallen to the communists! Well, they do have some strong arguments. Oh really?  3. Hello? Is this the emergency services? Then which country am I speaking to? Hello? Hello? They just toss us away like yesterday's jam. No, no there you go, no there you go. I just heard it come on.   Gay musical?  This must be, like, the gayest musical ever. Might want to play a bit hard to get. I'm going to murder you...
The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children.  And you will know My name is the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee.
The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children.  And you will know My name is the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee.
 But I can't give you this case, it don't belong to me.
Do you see any Teletubbies in here? Do you see a slender plastic tag clipped to my shirt with my name printed on it? Do you see a little Asian child with a blank expression on his face sitting outside on a mechanical helicopter that shakes when you put quarters in it? No? Well, that's what you see at a toy store. And you must think you're in a toy store, because you're here shopping for an infant named Jeb.
The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children.  And you will know My name is the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee.
Your bones don't break, mine do. That's clear. Your cells react to bacteria and viruses differently than mine. You don't get sick, I do. That's also clear. But for some reason, you and I react the exact same way to water. We swallow it too fast, we choke. We get some in our lungs, we drown. However unreal it may seem, we are connected, you and I. We're on the same curve, just on opposite ends.

Now that we know who you are, I know who I am. I'm not a mistake! It all makes sense! In a comic, you know how you can tell who the arch-villain's going to be? He's the exact opposite of the hero.  I should've known way back when... You know why, David? Because of the kids. They called me Mr Glass.
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Deadlights fathom barkadeer fore chantey rum pillage gangplank spanker grog. Transom jolly boat mizzen cog piracy snow lass cutlass cable fore. Long clothes jack aye ye grog blossom spirits provost long boat Sea Legs Letter of Marque.
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Welcome to Johann!
Johann is a lightweight and flexible “scenario orchestrator”.
It makes it easy to coordinate the actions of groups of computers into cohesive,
reconfigurable scenarios.
It’s sort of like the conductor for an orchestra of computers, and you get to write
the music.
For more information, please visit
https://github.com/johannsdg/johann.


If you use TA that tells you to buy when a thing goes up, or to sell when it goes down, youre doing it wrong. thats the stuff they teach to the public to get you to give them their profit. I prefer stuff like fib retracement levels that tells you when to buy after a drop or sell a rise.


Blockchain is an advanced way of logging and protecting data and changes to a decentralised database that makes it impossible to change or hack. It's the technology
that underpins digital currencies, such as Bitcoin, helping to protect against double-spending and hyperinflation in banking, and helping achieve automated supply
chain management in manufacturing. Blockchain is one of the most advanced technologies around, mainly because it has to do so many things at once too ensure that
wherever the information resides, it's correct and everyone can see the same information.
Find out more about Blockchain here.
This is a term for the technological developments that are expected to bring computers into the physical environment as autonomous entities without human direction,
freely moving and interacting with humans and other objects. For example autonomous cars do not need a driver. They drive themselves by collecting data from their
environment; such as the road conditions, potential hazards, pedestrians, surrounding vehicles and even storing the routes and roads themselves. In order for these
vehicles to become safer they rely on a vast amounts of software and the collection of vast amounts of data to train the artificial intelligence to ensure the safety
of their passengers without humans having to intervene. Some believe that this technology is the future, but is this a good thing?
In my opinion it's not. Humans must have control over the technology, not the other way around.
Find out more about Autonomous Things here.
Immersive Experience relates to technology that augments reality and changes how people react with
each other, both in the digital and physical world. Augmented reality, mixed reality and virtual
reality are three widely known formats that create an immersive experience.
Immersive technologies have the capability to bring people together from faraway places and experience
moments together. It can help promote brand awareness and be used to test prototypes before they are even built,
or to try out high end or heavy items before being purchased.


Redo % by Type of Summer
Tech or Startups
44%
General Business
41%
Research or Classes
40%
Travel/Study Abroad
27%
Non-Profit or HS Job
20%
Reasons to Redo Summer
Last chances (family, fun, travel)
54%
Explore more relevant fields
21%
Gain more useful skills
21%
Be better prepared going in
4%


A SameAsConstraint is used to test whether the object passed as an actual value has the same identity as the object supplied in its constructor.
SameAsConstraint( object expected )
Is.SameAs( object expected )
Exception ex1 = new Exception(); Exception ex2 = ex1; Assert.That( ex2, Is.SameAs( ex1 ) ); Exception ex3 = new Exception(); Assert.That( ex3, Is.Not.SameAs( ex1 ) );


Here's How We Would Configure Our Ford Mustang Mach-E
Surprisingly, we haven't opted for the quickest model.
by Jared RosenholtzFord has just pulled the wraps off the 2021 Mustang Mach-E. Deliveries of the Tesla-rivaling model from the Blue Oval won't begin until 2020 (with the GT model not coming until 2021) but Ford is already taking $500 reservation deposits, meaning you can place an order right now.
To place a deposit, you have to first build your ideal Mach-E using the configurator tool. Five trim levels will be available including the Select, Premium, First Edition, California RT.1 Edition, and GT. We took a look at the various trim levels and here's how we would configure ours:
While the $60,500 GT model will be the quickest of the bunch with 459 horsepower and 612 lb-ft of torque yielding a mid-three-second 0-60 mph time with the Performance Editon, we opted for a more affordable trim level. With 282 hp and a 0-60 mph time in the mid-six-second range, we thought the Extended Range Battery RWD would be sufficient.
The Mach-E Premium trim starts at $50,600 but since we opted for the longest range battery, it adds $5,000 to the price for a 300-mile range. The Extended Range Battery AWD model is a bit more powerful with 332 hp and sub-five-second 0-60 time but it costs $2,700 more and only gives 270 miles of range. It is also worth noting the GT model tops out at 250 miles of range.
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There aren't many options to choose from on the Premium trim given it already includes a ton of standard features.  We added some Rapid Red paint for $400 and chose the Light Space Grey interior (a no-cost option), bringing the price up to $56,000 exactly. With a $7,500 tax incentive, this price will drop below $50,000.
If you can live without the heated elements, 19-inch wheels, and power liftgate, the equivalent California RT.1 Edition would be a bit cheaper at $52,800. We just preferred the styling of the Premium trim.


Translator: Kevin
Author: labuladong
First, let me tell you a joke cheerful:
One day Adong went to the library and borrowed N books. When he went out of the library, the alarm went off, so the security guard stopped Adong to check which books were not registered for loan. ADong is going to go through each book under the alarm to find the book that caused the alarm, but the security guard’s disdainful look: Can’t you even do a binary search? Then the security divided the books into two piles, let the first pile pass the alarm, the alarm sounded; then divided the pile into two piles … Finally, after checking logN times, the security successfully found the one that caused the alarm The book showed a smug and ridiculous smile. So Adong left with the remaining books.
Since then, the library has lost N-1 books.
Binary search is not easy. The mogul Knuth (the one who invented the KMP algorithm) said that binary search: Although the basic idea of binary search is comparatively straightforward, the details can be surprisingly tricky… Many people like to talk about integer overflow bugs, but the real pit of binary search is not the detail problem at all, but whether to add one to or subtract one from mid
, whether to use<=
in while <
.
If you don’t understand these details correctly, writing dichotomy is definitely metaphysical programming, and if there is a bug, you can only rely on bodhisattva to bless it. I deliberately wrote a poem to celebrate the algorithm, summarize the main content of this article, and suggest to save:
This article explores some of the most commonly used binary search scenarios: finding a number, finding the left boundary, and finding the right boundary. Moreover, we are going to go into details, such as whether the inequality sign should be accompanied by an equal sign, whether mid should be increased by one, and so on. Analyze the differences in these details and the reasons for these differences to ensure that you can write the correct binary search algorithm flexibly and accurately.
int binarySearch(int[] nums, int target) {
int left = 0, right = ...;
while(...) {
int mid = left + (right - left) / 2;
if (nums[mid] == target) {
...
} else if (nums[mid] < target) {
left = ...
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
right = ...
}
}
return ...;
}
A technique for analyzing binary search is: do not appear else, but write everything clearly with else if, so that all details can be clearly displayed. This article will use else if to make it clear, and readers can simplify it after understanding.
The section marked with ...
, is the place where details may occur. When you see a binary search code, pay attention to these places first. The following sections use examples to analyze what changes can be made in these places.
In addition, it is necessary to prevent overflow when calculating mid. left + (right-left) / 2
is the same as(left + right) / 2
in the code, but it effectively prevents left
andright
. Too large a direct addition causes an overflow.
This scenario is the simplest and certainly the most familiar to everyone, that is, searching for a number, if it exists, returns its index, otherwise it returns -1.
int binarySearch(int[] nums, int target) {
int left = 0;
int right = nums.length - 1; // attention
while(left <= right) {
int mid = left + (right - left) / 2;
if(nums[mid] == target)
return mid;
else if (nums[mid] < target)
left = mid + 1; // attention
else if (nums[mid] > target)
right = mid - 1; // attention
}
return -1;
}
1. Why is <= instead of < in the condition of the while loop?
Answer: Because the initial assignment of right
isnums.length-1
, which is the index of the last element, not nums.length
.
These two may appear in binary search with different functions. The difference is that the former is equivalent to the both closed interval [left, right]
, and the latter is equivalent to the left closed right opening interval [left, right)
, because An index size of nums.length
is out of bounds.
In our algorithm, we use the interval where [left, right]
is closed at both ends. This interval is actually the interval for each search.
When should you stop searching? Of course, you can terminate when the target value is found:
if(nums[mid] == target)
return mid;
But if not found, you need to terminate the while loop and return -1. When should the while loop terminate? It should be terminated when the search interval is empty, which means that if you don’t have to find it, it means you haven’t found it.
The termination condition of while (left <= right)
is left == right + 1
, written in the form of an interval is[right + 1, right]
, or with a specific number in it [3, 2]
, It can be seen that the interval is empty at this time, because no number is greater than or equal to 3 and less than or equal to 2. So the termination of the while loop is correct at this time, just return -1.
The termination condition of while (left <right)
is left == right
, written in the interval form is [left, right]
, or a specific number is entered in [2, 2]
, ** this The interval is not empty **, and there is a number 2, but at this time the while loop terminates. That is to say, the interval [2, 2]
is omitted, and the index 2 is not searched. If it returns -1 at this time, it is wrong.
Of course, if you have to use while (left <right)
, we already know the cause of the error, so just patch it:
//...
while(left < right) {
// ...
}
return nums[left] == target ? left : -1;
2. Why left = mid + 1
andright = mid-1
? I think some code is right = mid
orleft = mid
. Without these additions, additions, subtractions, what’s going on, how to judge?
Answer: This is also a difficult point of binary search, but as long as you understand the previous content, you can easily judge.
The concept of “search interval” was just clarified, and the search interval of this algorithm is closed at both ends, that is, [left, right]
. So when we find that the index mid
is not thetarget
we are looking for, where should we search next?
Of course, search for [left, mid-1]
or [mid + 1, right]
, right? Because mid
has already been searched, it should be removed from the search interval.
3. What are the flaws of this algorithm?
Answer: At this point, you should have mastered all the details of the algorithm, and the reasons for doing so. However, this algorithm has limitations.
For example, to give you an ordered array nums = [1,2,2,2,3]
, and target
is 2, the index returned by this algorithm is 2, yes. But if I want to get the left border of target
, which is index 1, or I want to get the right border oftarget
, which is index 3, then this algorithm cannot handle it.
Such a requirement is very common. You might say, find a target and then search linearly left or right? Yes, but it is not good, because it is difficult to guarantee the complexity of the logarithm of binary search.
Our subsequent algorithms will discuss these two binary search algorithms.
Here are the most common forms of code, where the tags are details that need attention:
int left_bound(int[] nums, int target) {
if (nums.length == 0) return -1;
int left = 0;
int right = nums.length; // attention
while (left < right) { // attention
int mid = (left + right) / 2;
if (nums[mid] == target) {
right = mid;
} else if (nums[mid] < target) {
left = mid + 1;
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
right = mid; // attention
}
}
return left;
}
1.Why is <
instead of <=
in while?
Answer: Use the same method, because right = nums.length
instead ofnums.length-1
. So the “search interval” of each loop is [left, right)
The condition of while (left <right)
termination is left == right
. At this time, the search interval[left, left)
is empty, so it can terminate correctly.
PS: First of all, here is a difference between searching the left and right boundaries and the above algorithm, which is also asked by many readers: Is the right
just now notnums.length-1
, why do you have to write it as nums. length
makes the “search interval” turn left closed right open?
Because the binary search for searching the left and right borders is more common, I will take this example as an example to ensure that you can understand this type of code in the future. You have to use the wording that is closed at both ends, but it is simpler. I will write related code later to unify the three types of binary search with a wording that is closed at both ends. You can look back patiently.
2. Why is there no operation that returns -1? What if the value of target
does not exist innums
?
Answer: Because you have to go step by step, first understand what the special meaning of this “left side border” is:
For this array, the algorithm returns 1. The meaning of this 1 can be interpreted as follows: There is 1 element less than 2 in nums
.
For example, for an ordered array nums = [2,3,5,7]
, target = 1
, the algorithm will return 0, which means: there are 0 elements innums
that are less than 1.
For another example, nums = [2,3,5,7], target = 8
, the algorithm will return 4, meaning: There are 4 elements innums
that are less than 8.
In summary, it can be seen that the value returned by the function (that is, the value of the left
variable) is a closed interval[0, nums.length]
, so we simply add two lines of code to return at the correct time- 1:
while (left < right) {
//...
}
// target is greater than all numbers
if (left == nums.length) return -1;
// Similar to the previous algorithm
return nums[left] == target ? left : -1;
3. Why is left = mid + 1
andright = mid
? Not the same as the previous algorithm?
A: This is very easy to explain, because our “search interval” is [left, right)
, which is left closed and right open, so after nums [mid]
is detected, the next search interval should be removed from the mid
segment Into two intervals, namely [left, mid)
or[mid + 1, right)
.
4. Why can the algorithm search the left border?
Answer: The key lies in the handling of nums [mid] == target
:
if (nums[mid] == target)
right = mid;
It can be seen that when you find the target, do not return immediately. Instead, narrow the upper bound of the “search interval” right
, and continue searching in the interval [left, mid)
, that is, continue to shrink to the left to lock the left boundary.
5. Why does it return left
instead ofright
?
Answer: It’s all the same, because the condition for termination of while is left == right
.
6. Can I find a way to change right
tonums.length-1
, that is, continue to use the “search interval” with both sides closed? This can be unified to some extent with the first binary search.
A: Of course, as long as you understand the concept of “search interval”, you can effectively avoid missing elements, and you can do whatever you want. Below we modify strictly according to logic:
Because you have to close both ends of the search interval, right
should be initialized tonums.length-1
, and the termination condition of while should be left == right + 1
, which means that<=
:
int left_bound(int[] nums, int target) {
// search interval is [left, right]
int left = 0, right = nums.length - 1;
while (left <= right) {
int mid = left + (right - left) / 2;
// if else ...
}
Because the search interval is closed at both ends, and now the left boundary is searched, the update logic for left
andright
is as follows:
if (nums[mid] < target) {
// search interval is [mid+1, right]
left = mid + 1;
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
// search interval is [left, mid-1]
right = mid - 1;
} else if (nums[mid] == target) {
// shrink right border
right = mid - 1;
}
Since the exit condition of while is left == right + 1
, whentarget
is larger than all the elements in nums
, the following conditions exist to make the index out of bounds:
Therefore, the code that finally returns the result should check for out of bounds:
if (left >= nums.length || nums[left] != target)
return -1;
return left;
At this point, the entire algorithm has been written. The complete code is as follows:
int left_bound(int[] nums, int target) {
int left = 0, right = nums.length - 1;
// search interval is [left, right]
while (left <= right) {
int mid = left + (right - left) / 2;
if (nums[mid] < target) {
// search interval is [mid+1, right]
left = mid + 1;
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
// search interval is [left, mid-1]
right = mid - 1;
} else if (nums[mid] == target) {
// shrink right border
right = mid - 1;
}
}
// check out of bounds
if (left >= nums.length || nums[left] != target)
return -1;
return left;
}
This is unified with the first binary search algorithm, which are both “search intervals” with both ends closed, and the value of the left
variable is also returned at the end. As long as you hold the logic of binary search, let’s see which one you like and which one you like.
Similar to the algorithm for finding the left boundary, there are two ways to write it, or the common left-close and right-open method is written first. There are only two differences from the search of the left boundary, which are marked:
int right_bound(int[] nums, int target) {
if (nums.length == 0) return -1;
int left = 0, right = nums.length;
while (left < right) {
int mid = (left + right) / 2;
if (nums[mid] == target) {
left = mid + 1; // attention
} else if (nums[mid] < target) {
left = mid + 1;
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
right = mid;
}
}
return left - 1; // attention
}
1. Why can this algorithm find the right border?
Answer: Similarly, the key point is here:
if (nums[mid] == target) {
left = mid + 1;
When nums [mid] == target
, do not return immediately, but increase the lower bound of the“ search interval ”left
, so that the interval continuously shrinks to the right to achieve the purpose of locking the right boundary.
2. Why does it return left-1
instead ofleft
? And I think that since it is searching for the right border, it should return right
only.
Answer: First, the termination condition of the while loop is left == right
, soleft
and right
are the same. You have to embody the characteristics of the right side and returnright-1
.Answer: First, the termination condition of the while loop is left == right
, soleft
and right
are the same. You have to embody the characteristics of the right side and returnright-1
.
As for why it should be reduced by one, this is a special point in the search for the right border. The key is to judge in this condition:
if (nums[mid] == target) {
left = mid + 1;
// think it: mid = left - 1
Because our update to left
must beleft = mid + 1
, which means that at the end of the while loop, nums [left]
must not be equal to target
, andnums [left-1]
may be target
.
As for why the update of left
must beleft = mid + 1
, the search is the same as the left border, so I won’t go into details.
3. Why is there no operation that returns -1? What if the value of target
does not exist innums
?
A: Similar to the previous search of the left boundary, because the termination condition of while is left == right
, that is, the range ofleft
is [0, nums.length]
, so you can add two lines of code returns -1 correctly:
while (left < right) {
// ...
}
if (left == 0) return -1;
return nums[left-1] == target ? (left-1) : -1;
4. Is it also possible to unify the “search interval” of this algorithm into a form with both ends closed? In this way, the three writing methods are completely unified, and they can be written with closed eyes later.
Answer: Of course, it is similar to searching for the unified writing on the left border. In fact, you only need to change two places:
int right_bound(int[] nums, int target) {
int left = 0, right = nums.length - 1;
while (left <= right) {
int mid = left + (right - left) / 2;
if (nums[mid] < target) {
left = mid + 1;
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
right = mid - 1;
} else if (nums[mid] == target) {
// here~ change to shrink left bounds
left = mid + 1;
}
}
// here~ change to check right out of bounds, see below
if (right < 0 || nums[right] != target)
return -1;
return right;
}
When target
is smaller than all elements,right
will be reduced to -1, so you need to prevent it from going out of bounds at the end:
At this point, the two ways of searching for the binary search on the right side of the boundary have also been completed. In fact, it is easier to remember the unification of the “search interval” with both ends closed, right?
Let’s tease out the causal logic of these detailed differences:
Because we initialize `right = nums.length - 1`, it decided our search interval is `[left,right]`, and it also decided `left = mid + 1` and `right = mid - 1`.
Since we only need to find a index of `target`, so when `nums[mid] == target`, we can return immediately.
Because we initialize `right = nums.length`, it decided our search interval is `[left,right)`, and it also decided `while (left < right)` ,and `left = mid + 1` and `right = mid`.
Since we need to find the left border, so when `nums[mid] == target`, we shouldn't return immediately, we need to tighten the right border to lock the left border.
Because we initialize `right = nums.length`, it decided our search interval is `[left,right)`,
it also decided `while(left < right)`,
`left = mid + 1` and `right = mid`.
Since we need to find the left border, so when `nums[mid] == target`, we shouldn't return immediately, we need to tighten the left border to lock the right border.
For the binary search to find the left and right boundaries, the common method is to use the left and right open “search intervals”. We also unified the “search intervals” into closed ends on the basis of logic, which is easy to remember. Just modify two places. There are three ways of writing:
int binary_search(int[] nums, int target) {
int left = 0, right = nums.length - 1;
while(left <= right) {
int mid = left + (right - left) / 2;
if (nums[mid] < target) {
left = mid + 1;
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
right = mid - 1;
} else if(nums[mid] == target) {
// Return directly
return mid;
}
}
// Return directly
return -1;
}
int left_bound(int[] nums, int target) {
int left = 0, right = nums.length - 1;
while (left <= right) {
int mid = left + (right - left) / 2;
if (nums[mid] < target) {
left = mid + 1;
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
right = mid - 1;
} else if (nums[mid] == target) {
// Don't return! Lock left border
right = mid - 1;
}
}
// Check whether left border out of bounds lastly
if (left >= nums.length || nums[left] != target)
return -1;
return left;
}
int right_bound(int[] nums, int target) {
int left = 0, right = nums.length - 1;
while (left <= right) {
int mid = left + (right - left) / 2;
if (nums[mid] < target) {
left = mid + 1;
} else if (nums[mid] > target) {
right = mid - 1;
} else if (nums[mid] == target) {
// Don't return! Lock right border
left = mid + 1;
}
}
// Check whether right border out of bounds lastly
if (right < 0 || nums[right] != target)
return -1;
return right;
}
If you can understand the above, then congratulations, the details of the binary search algorithm are nothing more than that.
Through this article, you learned:
When analyzing the binary search code, do not appear else, expand all into else if for easy understanding.
Pay attention to the termination conditions of “search interval” and while. If there are missing elements, remember to check at the end.
If you need to define the left and right “search interval” to search the left and right boundaries, you only need to modify it when nums [mid] == target
, and you need to subtract one when searching the right side.
If the “search interval” is unified to be closed at both ends, it is easy to remember, as long as you slightly change the code and return logic at the condition of nums [mid] == target
, it is recommended to take a small book As a binary search template.


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16-Aug-19 05:16 PM
[dscrd-hush] <LocoMB> by the way- how about scalability in HUSH messaging? when it is used for messaging, this will involve potentially huge volumes of data, and blockchains are commonly sort of.. bottlenecked there-
any special solutions? with all the anti- free speech terror going on in Twatter etc, this is an interesting application, but for mass adoption needs scalability,
unless it is only supposed to be used by the Snowdens and Assanges of this world -
for the reallyreally life threatening leaks and stuff .. and deadman switches and gimmicks
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[dscrd-hush] <RunningMantheCoin> airdrop in tipbot general channel
[dscrd-hush] <RunningMantheCoin> Duke is more equiped to answer this question than i am @LocoMB
[dscrd-hush] <LocoMB> sure, I am around - mostly in KMD discord .. I have a few HUSH form the eraly days, but as it looks, the orderbook is really thin, so buying any would not be fun
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @LocoMB Hush subscribes to the KMD philosphy of scaling: just make more chains
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> we can make a special Hush sidechain just for large files, if we want
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> scalability is a good problem
[dscrd-hush] <LocoMB> aha - sort of like when the freaks spun up multiple chains and made a few ten thousand TXs per sec ?!?
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> I was shilling hush stating easy 2x from here.....and then....it happened
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Lol
[dscrd-hush] <LocoMB> weellll--- graviex is not really a very liquid place
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @LocoMB HUSH mainnet will specialize in files <=200KB for the short term, and so I don't have too many worries. If we allowed 4MB files on mainnet, that might not be a good idea and maybe that is better for a sidechain, that integrates with Hush, via cryptoconditions/etc
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Graviex is still a pretty new exchange, growing fast. They have good tech people there, better than most exchanges
[dscrd-hush] <LocoMB> twitter has 140 chars, that should be ok for communication
[dscrd-hush] <LocoMB> also, with 200 kb, probably state sponsored attackers of HUSH would spam the blockchain with really ugly content
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> You can embed 1MB into a transaction on ZEC mainnet right now, I have done it
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it's all possible already, but making it user-friendly and usable via GUI wallet, is what is left to be done
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> A state sponsored attacker can jam 1MB xtns into zec with any propaganda they want. Additionally, the propaganda will be encrypted, but they could provide instructions to decrypt their spam attack, for additional psyops
[dscrd-hush] <LocoMB> well, such kind of psyop would require a certain leverage to be obtainable with it, si maybe it won't even arise ever, who knows
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[dscrd-hush] <LocoMB> I ran Bitmeassge briefly several years ago, it was a fun proof of principle, but the damn thing just made the machine go into meltdown by doing stuff full throttle all the time
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The Creature's walk plan implementation design:
Every creature is initialized with a single WalkPlan
instance and maintains this reference throughout it's existence. This WalkPlan
is the class that encapsulates the walking plan that a Creature
has, and it comes into play when an AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation
is executed with the creature as the requestor.
Instead of instructing the game to move a creature when a move request -arrow keys are pressed- is handled (walking on-demand), we buffer the directions that a creature intends to move to in a set. This set of directions to walk in are called waypoints. The walk plan is initialized with empty waypoints, which are implemented using a linked list.
The AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation
operation is responsible for the decisions that the creature makes regarding walks, while the WalkPlan
is active, which includes:
- Deciding whether the current walk plan is still active, and if so;
- Scheduling new movements as
MovementOperations
(with the creature as the requestor) between each waypoint reached. - Deciding whether the current walk plan's waypoints need to be recalculated.
- Completing the walk plan, going into an inactive state.
A walk plan's waypoints are usually
recalculated using the game's chosen path-finding algorithm, abstracted in theIPathFinder
interface.
The AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation
repeats itself until the walk plan is no longer active, or it is cancelled. This operation ends naturally when:
- The goal is reached and the plan does not support recalculation.
- The walk plan is interrupted (i.e. a waypoint could not be reached) and the plan does not support recalculation.
The
AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation
is cancellable. Actions such as stop attacking, stop following, or stop everything, cancel the creature's current auto walk orchestration operation.
Transitioning between interaction states:
A creature can only ever be in one of 3 different interaction states:
.------> Attacking <-.
/ / \ \
Standing <---.-' | |
\ \ | |
'---> Following <-' |
`--------'
This implies that a creature can't be Attacking
and Following
at the same time and, thus, the next logical question is: "What about chasing after an attacked creature?". There is a distinction between the Following
state and chasing after a creature while in an Attacking
state: Following
refers only to the (friendly) mechanic of following another creature without attacking it, while Attacking
may be carried out while chasing, keeping distance, or staying wherever you direct to.
Transitioning between interaction states has the following effects over a creature's AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation
:
| From | To | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Standing | Attacking | Any current AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation is cancelled, and a new operation is scheduled. |
| Standing | Following | Any current AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation is cancelled, and a new operation is scheduled. |
| Attacking | Standing | Any current AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation is cancelled. |
| Following | Standing | Any current AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation is cancelled. |
| Attacking | Following | - |
| Following | Attacking | - |
Walk plan states and strategies:
Reiterating, the creature's AutoWalkOrchestrationOperation
manages the entire walk plan, stopping when the goal is reached, or when it gives up, or until it is cancelled.
During it's excution, a WalkPlan
transitions between 4 different WalkPlanStates
:
.------> AtGoal
/ / \
OnTrack <---.-' '------,----> Aborted
\ \ /
'---> NeedsToRecalculate
| State | Active? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OnTrack | Yes | The walk plan is considered to be on track, having waypoints still pending to be visited. |
| NeedsToRecalculate | Yes | The walk plan's waypoints need to be recalculated. |
| AtGoal | Yes | The walk plan reached the goal set for the time being. |
| Aborted | No | The walk plan was aborted. |
A WalkPlan
has implicit stategies, based on the goal toward which the plan marks the way for, with one being completely Static
and the other labeled as Dynamic
.
As the name would suggest:
- A
static goal
, always remains static, like a specificLocation
in the map. - A
dynamic goal
, can constantly change/move, but also remain static, like a creature's location.
These implicit strategies are broken down into 5 different explicit strategies:
| Strategy | Type | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| DoNotRecalculate | Static | When a creature following a walk plan with this strategy is suddenly interrupted, it will give up and abort without recalculating. This is useful for static goals where we don't care if the action is interrupted. One example would be walking towards an item after the directive to use it. |
| RecalculateOnInterruption | Static | When a creature following a walk plan with this strategy is suddenly interrupted, it will recalculate the plan from it's current position. This is useful for static goals where we only care to retry if an interruption happens. |
| ConservativeRecalculation | Dynamic | The creature follows the walk plan and there is a low chance of recalculating at each waypoint. If the waypoint is not accessible or the creature is otherwise interrupted, it will recalculate the plan from it's current position. This is useful for slow moving goals or low-level AI simulation. |
| AggressiveRecalculation | Dynamic | The creature follows the walk plan and there is a medium chance of recalculating at each waypoint. If the waypoint is not accessible or the creature is otherwise interrupted, it will recalculate the plan from it's current position. This is useful for moderate moving goals or medium-level AI simulation. |
| ExtremeRecalculation | Dynamic | The creature follows the walk plan and there is a high chance of recalculating at each waypoint. If the waypoint is not accessible or the creature is otherwise interrupted, it will recalculate the plan from it's current position. This is useful for fast moving goals or high-level AI simulation. |


Performance Comparison
There are 4 configurations being compared here.
- 2-way Sync (vue/issues/316)
- Reactive Backbone (codepen.io/niexin/pen/XmYdVa)
- Vue-Backbone without Proxies enabled
- Vue-Backbone with Proxies (default)
Click Start to begin, 20 tests run per cycle, Collections contain 1000 models, it may take several minutes.
The actions being measured here may not represent every project and situation, but should serve as a rough measure.