Description: End the most recent filtering operation in the current chain and return the set of matched elements to its previous state.
Most of jQuery's DOM traversal methods operate on a jQuery object instance and produce a new one, matching a different set of DOM elements. When this happens, it is as if the new set of elements is pushed onto a stack that is maintained inside the object. Each successive filtering method pushes a new element set onto the stack. If we need an older element set, we can use end()
to pop the sets back off of the stack.
Suppose we have a couple short lists on a page:

list item 1

list item 2

list item 3

list item 1

list item 2

list item 3

The end()
method is useful primarily when exploiting jQuery's chaining properties. When not using chaining, we can usually just call up a previous object by variable name, so we don't need to manipulate the stack. With end()
, though, we can string all the method calls together:
$('ul.first').find('.foo').css('background-color', 'red')
.end().find('.bar').css('background-color', 'green');
This chain searches for items with the class foo
within the first list only and turns their backgrounds red. Then end()
returns the object to its state before the call to find()
, so the second find()
looks for '.bar' inside

, not just inside that list's

, and turns the matching elements' backgrounds green. The net result is that items 1 and 3 of the first list have a colored background, and none of the items from the second list do.
A long jQuery chain can be visualized as a structured code block, with filtering methods providing the openings of nested blocks and end()
methods closing them:
$('ul.first').find('.foo')
.css('background-color', 'red')
.end().find('.bar')
.css('background-color', 'green')
.end();
The last end()
is unnecessary, as we are discarding the jQuery object immediately thereafter. However, when the code is written in this form, the end()
provides visual symmetry and a sense of completion —making the program, at least to the eyes of some developers, more readable, at the cost of a slight hit to performance as it is an additional function call.
<!DOCTYPE html>

Hi there how are you doing?

This span is one of
several spans in this
sentence.

Tags in jQuery object initially:

Tags in jQuery object after find:

Tags in jQuery object after end:

<!DOCTYPE html>

Hello, how are you?


Find the intersection between multiple lists of integers.
Do not use numpy or sets to solve this; use dict
or hashtables, please.
We’re given a list of lists that contain integers:
And we need to compute the intersection, that is, numbers that exist in all lists.
From the above input, the return value will be:
[1, 2]
Because those are the numbers that exist in all the lists.
(Output can be in any order.)
Limits:


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Kosoto Gake
Kosoto Gake (minor outer hook), sleeve and collar grip (or similar), step fowards diagonally to place ops weight on the foot to reap.
Wrap your leg around ops leg from the outside, plucking the ankle or calf upwards with the back of your ankle, while pushing op backwards
Get close chest to chest,


Bugsnag Python: Django example
This page is a basic example of how to include bugsnag-python in a django app.
Click below to send errors to your Bugsnag dashboard.
Uncaught exception
Template syntax error
Caught exception
Caught exception with custom info


WITNESS LIST Education Committee March 19, 1997-9:00A SB 133 On: Denise Nance Pierce (Tx Assn School Boards), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Eric Hartman (Tx Fed'n of Teachers), Austin Ronald E. Johnson, Phd. (Paradigm Alt Center), Dublin Against: Joseph L. Jacobson (ACLU of Texas), Austin Written materials submitted: For: Janet Patton (Middle Level Serv TASSP), Austin SB 193 For: Anthony E. Bond (Irving NAACP), Irving Debbie Gonzales (Dallas Can! Chartr Schl), Dallas Denise Hernandez (Dallas Can! Charter Sch), Dallas Dolores Hillyer (Charter Schl Admin), Austin Grant East (Dallas Can! Charter Sch), Dallas Patsy O'Neill (Self), San Antonio Rebecca Mauce (Children), Euless Ron Porter (Special needs Children), Lometa Roosevelt Speed (Dallas Can! Chatr Schol), Dallas Stephen C. Johnson (Duane Lake Academy), Austin Tafari Gant (Dallas Can! Chrtr Schol), Dallas Vida Belford (Child & Parent Advocate), Houston Against: John P. O'Sullivan (TFT), Austin Mike McLamore (Assn Tx Prof. Educators), Austin Richard Kouri (TSTA), Austin On: Barbara Hawkins (Building Alt Charter Sc), Unlisted Brooks Flemister (TEA), Austin Mary Dry Burns (Encino School), Alice Registering, but not testifying: For: Albert Cheng (Free Market Committee), Dallas Billy H. Chavers (Self), Unlisted Bobbie Jo Jackson (Children), Ft. Worth Carrol Salley (Girls & Boys Prep Acdmy), Unlisted Cassie Kinkade (Self), Lewisville Diane Graham (Duane Lake Academy), Austin Dorthy Caroy (Children), Ft. Worth Dr. Bennie Woods (Public Schols), Cedar Hill Dr. Linda S. Britton (School of Educ. Excelnc), San Antonio Edwin A. Brown (Tarrant County), Cleburne Emma Warren (TJF), San Antonio Erma L. Jones (AME Church), Unlisted Frances Carr Tapp (Self), Encino Gussie Mae Smith (Education), Unlisted Irene Griggs (Payne Chapel AME), Houston Isabella V. Martinez (School of Educ Excelnce), San Antonio Jacqueline Middleton (AME Church), Austin Jacquelyn Chavers (Consultation '98), Ft. Worth Jewell Houston (African Methodist Churc), Unlisted Jewell Houston (AME Church), Unlisted Josephine E. Thomas (AME Church), Pearland Kelsey Crowell (Duane Lake Acadamy), Cedar Park Kevin Youngblood (School of Tomorrow), Houston Linda Hayes (AME Church), Austin Lynda McDow (Dallas Public Schools), Dallas Magnolia S. McCullough (10th Dist AME Church), Austin Melinda Wheatley (Tx Public Policy Fndtn), San Antonio Melvon Houston (AME Church), San Antonio Pat Norman (Self), Irving Virginia Geck (Duane Lake Acadamy), Austin William Raymond Bryant (AME Church), Dallas On: Allan Parker (Texas Justice Foundtn), Unlisted Catherine Clark (Tx Ctr Educ. Research), Austin Eththelle F. Gibbs (10th Dist AME Church), San Antonio Louise DeVaugh (Education), Houston Lucille Howard (10th Dist. AME Church), San Antonio Written materials submitted: For: Don Jones. (Renaissance Charter), Unlisted Against: Maziha Stone (Tx Assn School Admin), Irving Patricia Hayes (Tx Classrm Teachs Assn), Austin SB 519 For: Anthony E. Bond (Irving NAACP), Irving Debbie Gonzales (Dallas Can! Chartr Schl), Dallas Denise Hernandez (Dallas Can! Charter Sch), Dallas Dolores Hillyer (Charter Schl Admin), Austin Grant East (Dallas Can! Charter Sch), Dallas Patsy O'Neill (Self), San Antonio Rebecca Mauce (Children), Euless Ron Porter (Special needs Children), Lometa Roosevelt Speed (Dallas Can! Chatr Schol), Dallas Stephen C. Johnson (Duane Lake Academy), Austin Tafari Gant (Dallas Can! Chrtr Schol), Dallas Vida Belford (Child & Parent Advocate), Houston Against: John P. O'Sullivan (TFT), Austin Mike McLamore (Assn Tx Prof. Educators), Austin Richard Kouri (TSTA), Austin On: Barbara Hawkins (Building Alt Charter Sc), Unlisted Brooks Flemister (TEA), Austin Mary Dry Burns (Encino School), Alice Registering, but not testifying: For: Albert Cheng (Free Market Committee), Dallas Billy H. Chavers (Self), Unlisted Bobbie Jo Jackson (Children), Ft. Worth Carrol Salley (Girls & Boys Prep Acdmy), Unlisted Cassie Kinkade (Self), Lewisville Diane Graham (Duane Lake Academy), Austin Dorthy Caroy (Children), Ft. Worth Dr. Bennie Woods (Public Schols), Cedar Hill Dr. Linda S. Britton (School of Educ. Excelnc), San Antonio Edwin A. Brown (Tarrant County), Cleburne Emma Warren (TJF), San Antonio Erma L. Jones (AME Church), Unlisted Frances Carr Tapp (Self), Encino Gussie Mae Smith (Education), Unlisted Irene Griggs (Payne Chapel AME), Houston Isabella V. Martinez (School of Educ Excelnce), San Antonio Jacqueline Middleton (AME Church), Austin Jacquelyn Chavers (Consultation '98), Ft. Worth Jewell Houston (African Methodist Churc), Unlisted Jewell Houston (AME Church), Unlisted Josephine E. Thomas (AME Church), Pearland Kelsey Crowell (Duane Lake Acadamy), Cedar Park Kevin Youngblood (School of Tomorrow), Houston Linda Hayes (AME Church), Austin Lynda McDow (Dallas Public Schools), Dallas Magnolia S. McCullough (10th Dist AME Church), Austin Melinda Wheatley (Tx Public Policy Fndtn), San Antonio Melvon Houston (AME Church), San Antonio Pat Norman (Self), Irving Virginia Geck (Duane Lake Acadamy), Austin William Raymond Bryant (AME Church), Dallas On: Allan Parker (Texas Justice Foundtn), Unlisted Catherine Clark (Tx Ctr Educ. Research), Austin Eththelle F. Gibbs (10th Dist AME Church), San Antonio Louise DeVaugh (Education), Houston Lucille Howard (10th Dist. AME Church), San Antonio Written materials submitted: For: Don Jones. (Renaissance Charter), Unlisted Against: Maziha Stone (Tx Assn School Admin), Irving Patricia Hayes (Tx Classrm Teachs Assn), Austin SB 520 On: Mark Littleton (St Board Educ Certif), Austin SB 656 For: David Webb (LaPorte ISD / TASBO), La Porte Ronald M. Wilson (Galena Park ISD), Galena Park Registering, but not testifying: For: Gwen Selby (North East ISD), San Antonio Leonard Sturm (Houston ISD), Houston SB 698 On: Bobbie Templeton (Tx Dept. of Transport), Austin SB 730 Registering, but not testifying: On: Richard Murray (UH Center Pub Policy), Houston SB 1206 For: Allan Parker (Students), Unlisted Ann Lawler (Self), Unlisted Iris Burnham (School Educ. Enrichment), El Paso James White (Self), Houston John Shewmaker (Self), Rowlett Melinda Wheatley (Tx Public Policy Fndtin), San Antonio Rita Gadnai (Herself), Hurst Ron Porter (Cedar Ridge Chld Home), Lometa Ronald E. Johnson, Phd (Paradigm Alt Center), Dublin William Raymond Bryant (AME Church), Dallas Against: Albert Kauffman (MALDEF), Austin Alison Dieter (Gray Panthers), Austin Charlotte Flynn (Gray Panthers), Austin Dr. Alma A. Allen (Self), Houston Dr. Donald W. Sinclair (Tx Freedom Netword), Coldspring Fernando Albornoz (Self), Austin Gloria Neunaber (Children), Austin John P. O'Sullivan (TFT), Austin Karen Miller (PTA), Houston Larry Bethume (Univ Bapt Church), Austin Larry D. Comer (Assn of Tx Pro Educ.), Austin Nita L. Hornbeck (Amer Assn Univ Women), Round Rock Patricia Hayes (Tx Classrm Teachrs Assn), Austin Philip Durst (Self), Austin Richard Kouri (TSTA), Austin Sandi Borden (Tx Elem Princpls & Supr), Austin Sandy Kibby (Texas PTA), Austin On: Catherine Clark (Tx Cntr Educ Research), Austin. Jeff Judson (Tx Public Policy Fdtn), San Antonio Joe Wisnoski (Tx Educ Agency), Austin Mark E. Loewe, Ph.D. (Self), Austin Rev. Joseph C Parker Jr (Self), Austin Vida Belford (Children), Houston Registering, but not testifying: For: Albert Cheng (Free Market Committee), Dallas Bill Ceverha (Self), Dallas Cassie Kinkade (Self), Unlisted Crystal C. Grahm (Her son), Austin Edwin A. Brown (Citizens of Tarrant Co.), Arlington Emma Warren (TJF), San Antonio Izean F. Davidson (Consultation '98), Ft. Worth Joey Hurt (self & son), San Antonio John Krueger (Nat Fed of Indep Busin), Austin Kevin Youngblood (School of Tomorrow), Unlisted Randy Erben (Nat Fed of Indep Busin), Austin Rebecca Mauce (Children), Unlisted Robert Howden (Nat Fed of Indep Busin), Austin Robert Kamm (Tx Assn Busn & Chamber), Austin Steve Johnson (Duane Lake Academy), Austin Sybil M. Jackson (A.M.E. Church & parent), Mesquite Victor O. Enriquez (Joey Hurt), San Antonio Against: Beverly Fridie (NAACP), Edinburg Bill Dalrymple (Tx Counseling Assn), Austin Brent Beasley (Self), Unlisted Cecile Richards (Self), Austin David Duty (Austin ISD), Austin Jacquelyn Chavers (Consultation '98), Ft. Worth John H. Stevens (Tx Busn & Educ Coalitn), Austin Laura Allard (Children), Unlisted Lynn Schaefer (Barbara Jordan Elem), Austin Margaret Jean Malone (Tx Fed of Teachers), Austin Mary Alice Ruiz (Tx Fed of Teachers), Austin Phil Strickland (Tx Bapt Chrtn Life Comm), Dallas Walter Hinojosa (Tx. AFL-CIO), Austin On: Leslee Crowell (Duane Lake Academy), Austin Written materials submitted: For: David M. Fox (Self), Houston Against: Barbara Selgestad (Children), Austin Carolyn Boyle (Coalition Public Schls), Austin David Sehested (Tx Academy of Excel Ctr), Austin George McShan (Tx Assn School Boards), Austin Janet Russell (Tx Assn Supv & Curric D), Austin Joseph L. 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This application is a simple Node.js application that is expected to run in a container deployed by kubernetes. It was created to help explore IBM Cloud Private by allowing the user to write messages to the log, crash the application, and even reate and view files in a shared file system.
This latest version removes the previous Stress page, in order to faciliate a move to multiarch container (amd64, ppc64le, x390s).
This app uses Bootstrap 4. All the files have been copied locally to this application so Internet connectivity is not required and can work in an air-gapped system.
The app was written by jim conallen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and is made available under the Apache 2.0 license. If you find any bugs, create an issue on the GitHub site, and we'll do what we can to fix.


Send any commmand to the camera:
Command:
IP address of GW:
Niemier GW
Curt GW
practice GW
IP address of NGW:
Send


Josh Mills
Secondary Tasks
Should we move to hands-free devices?
The Goal
Overview of Study
1. How is driving performance affected by participating in phone conversations where the driver has to interact in varying levels of engagement? How do these effects vary with changes in driving difficulty?
2. How are phone conversations influenced by concurrently driving, and how do these effects vary with changes in the levels of driving difficulty?
3. How does performance vary with requests to prioritize attention on driving, conversation, or both tasks?
Driving Task
Phone Task
Focus
Focus more on driving
Focus more on phone conversation
focus on both considering them to be equally important
Measures
Results
Overall, users drove faster while focusing on driving
There were no significant differences across the different call types
Being engaged in a complex secondary task that conflicts with the driving task in an obvious way may lead drivers to modulate driving speed in an attempt to ensure safe driving
Overall:
Requested focus did not appear to have a major impact on driving performance, as automaticity seemed to allow users to drive and converse simultaneously
Focus did have a stronger effect on the performance on the conversations
Results suggest that large displays facilitate tasks with multiple windows and rich information because they offer a more immersive experience, with enhanced peripheral awareness
Larger displays promote physical navigation and improve user performance for search, navigation and pattern-finding tasks
Take-aways
Future Applications


Publishing a Plugin to a Custom Plugin Repository
If you intend to use a plugin repository other than the JetBrains Plugin Repository, you will need to:
- Create and maintain an
updatePlugins.xml
file on the HTTPS web server you are using for your custom repository. This file describes all the plugins available in your custom repository and each plugin’s download URL. - Upload your plugin JAR/ZIP file to an HTTPS web server. This can be the same web server you are using for the custom repository or a different HTTPS web server.
- Add the URL for the custom repository to the JetBrains IDE Repository Settings/Preferences.
Describing Your Plugins in an updatePlugins File
Every custom plugin repository must have at least one updatePlugins.xml
file to describe the latest available version
for every hosted plugin. The description in updatePlugins.xml
is used by JetBrains IDEs to locate plugins by attributes
such as id, IDE version, and plugin version. These attributes are displayed by JetBrains IDEs to help users select or upgrade plugins.
The description also tells the JetBrains IDE where to download the plugin itself.
A custom plugin repository’s updatePlugins.xml
file is constructed and maintained by the administrator of
the repository. More than one updatePlugins.xml
file may be required if consumers of the custom repository are using more
than one version of a JetBrains IDE. For example updatePlugins-182.xml
, updatePlugins-183.xml
for IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2 and 2018.3 respectively.
Each updatePlugins-*.xml
file will have a unique URL that is added to the JetBrains IDE
Repository Settings/Preferences.
The Format of an updatePlugins File
The format of an updatePlugins.xml
file is simply a list of sequential elements that describe each plugin:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
The <plugins> element contains the description of the plugins available at this repository. Required.
-->
<plugins>
<!--
Each <plugin> element describes one plugin in the repository. Required.
id - used by JetBrains IDEs to uniquely identify a plugin. Required. Must match <id> in plugin.xml
url - path to download the plugin JAR/ZIP file. Required. Must be HTTPS
version - version of this plugin. Required. Must match <version> in plugin.xml
-->
<plugin id="fully.qualified.id.of.this.plugin" url="https://www.mycompany.com/my_repository/mypluginname.jar" version="major.minor.update">
<!--
The <idea-version> element must match the same element in plugin.xml. Required.
-->
<idea-version since-build="181.3" until-build="191.*" />
</plugin>
<plugin id="id.of.different.plugin" url="https://www.otherserver.com/other_repository/differentplugin.jar" version="major.minor">
<idea-version since-build="181.3" until-build="191.*" />
</plugin>
<plugin>
<!-- And so on for other plugins... -->
</plugin>
</plugins>
Note:
- An
updatePlugins.xml
file must contain at least one set of<plugin></plugin>
elements. - A plugin
id
may be listed only once in anupdatePlugins.xml
file. - Multiple plugins with the same
id
but differentidea-version
attributes must be split into separateupdatePlugins-*.xml
files.
Optional updatePlugin Elements
Can additional elements be added to updatePlugins.xml
? Yes, but it’s advisable only if needed. The additional elements will have
to be synchronized with each plugin’s plugin.xml
file.
During plugin installation the JetBrains IDE reads the plugin JAR/ZIP file, and thereafter displays more information about the plugin. What additional information might help a user select a plugin when browsing the custom plugin repository before installation? The answer depends on the plugins and repository consumers. Here are the candidate elements:
| Element | Effects & Requirements |
|---|---|
<name> My Plugin Name </name> |
By default the name of the plugin JAR/ZIP file is displayed before installation. Using the <name> element displays the name of the plugin. Contents should match the <name> element contents in the plugins’s plugin.xml file to avoid confusion. |
<description> My plugin is awesome </description> |
By default no description for the plugin is displayed before installation. Using the <description> element will cause a description to be displayed before installation. Contents should match the <description> element contents in the plugins’s plugin.xml file to avoid confusion. Optionally, an enclosing <![CDATA[ ]]> element can be used if the description needs to contain HTML tags. |
<change-notes> Added cool feature </change-notes> |
By default no change notes for the plugin are displayed before installation. Using the <change-notes> element will cause a description of changes to be displayed before installation. Contents should match the <change-notes> element contents in the plugin’s plugin.xml file to avoid confusion. Optionally, an enclosing <![CDATA[ ]]> element can be used if the change notes need to contain HTML tags. |


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 1
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
For the venison, tie the venison up with kitchen string - this will help it to retain its shape. Rub with olive oil and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat a frying pan and sear the venison until browned on all sides. Add a knob of the butter, reserving the rest for the crust, and brush the meat with the melted butter. Turn down the heat and add the garlic and half of the thyme. Fry gently for about ten minutes. Remove from the pan and leave to rest for five minutes, then remove the string and cut in half.
Place the breadcrumbs, parsley, salt, crushed peppercorns and the remaining thyme and butter into a mini blender and process until combined.
Spread the crust mixture on top of the venison fillet halves and place onto a baking sheet. Place into the oven and bake for 2-3 minutes, or until golden-brown on top.
For the homemade tomato chutney, place all the ingredients into a small non-reactive pan and simmer for five minutes, or until the tomatoes have softened. Beat with a wooden spoon until smooth and well combined.
For the buttered kale, heat the butter in a large saucepan and add the kale, salt and freshly ground black pepper and a splash of boiling water. Stir over a low heat until wilted.
To serve, place the tomato chutney onto a serving plate. Place the venison on top and serve with the buttered kale.


Have you ever started into a day that you know is going to be bad?Of course you have. We all have. And you’ve even sometimes known it was going to be bad without knowing fully just why that was or how bad it was going to be. And when you don’t know how bad it’s going to be, it always feels like it’s going to be worse than it ever was before …
Mystery is madness
We all know that fear of the unknown is the worst fear of all. Our minds are the sky and the sky is the limit to the horrors we imagine are coming. And with ADHD in our CV, we have the added problem of believing that the day will never end.
Time to stop and think
We, the people with ADHD, have a difficult time with the concept of time. We know there is “now” and we know there is “not now” and we know that we have never experienced the “not now” first hand. Time is not on our side.If we are feeling caged, caught, or in danger right now, there is only right now. If we are facing a day that seems like it is going to be a long hard slog, than our current and soon to be “now” is all that we can imagine in our lives.
That old hyper-focus thingy
Sometimes we call that a blessing, but we all know it can be a curse. It was the thing that made us watch hours of TV as kids, when we knew we had hours of homework to do. And it’s the thing that will not allow us to dwell on anything but the current issues.
But there’s two “not nows”
There is the “not now” we have yet to experience, and there’s the one that we call the past, as foggy as it can be sometimes. And if the past has taught me anything, it’s that the present will eventually pass. We just won’t notice it because we’re always in the now, even if we’re daydreaming.
So …
I have started to practice a sort of Zen kind of time management. Well, it’s not really a way of managing time so much as it’s a way of dealing with it. I have realized from the past that the present will eventually become the present me’s future. Confusing? Yes. Why do you think it took me nearly sixty years to figure it out?
I say …
“Let the storm come.” But I also say, “Let the storm pass.”. I do my best to deal, but I leave the anxiety behind to the best of my ability. I know I can’t just coast through things without worrying, but I find I can often reduce the worry to manageable amounts and get my sorry self through the melee.
So I’m telling you now
Quit wasting time worrying about the storm, let it come.
And then let it pass.
And then think about what you have accomplished and be proud.
You’ve got this.


26-September-2020 - 6.28.0
The PMD team is pleased to announce PMD 6.28.0.
This is a minor release.
New and noteworthy
CPD’s AnyTokenizer has been improved
The AnyTokenizer is used for languages, that don’t have an own lexer/grammar based tokenizer. AnyTokenizer now handles string literals and end-of-line comments. Fortran, Perl and Ruby have been updated to use AnyTokenizer instead of their old custom tokenizer based on AbstractTokenizer. See #2758 for details.
AbstractTokenizer and the custom tokenizers of Fortran, Perl and Ruby are deprecated now.
Fixed Issues
- cpd
- apex-security
- #2774: [apex] ApexSharingViolations does not correlate sharing settings with class that contains data access
- java
- #2738: [java] Custom rule with @ExhaustiveEnumSwitch throws NPE
- #2755: [java] [6.27.0] Exception applying rule CloseResource on file … java.lang.NullPointerException
- #2756: [java] TypeTestUtil fails with NPE for anonymous class
- #2767: [java] IndexOutOfBoundsException when parsing an initializer BlockStatement
- #2783: [java] Error while parsing with lambda of custom interface
- java-bestpractices
- #2759: [java] False positive in UnusedAssignment
- java-design
- #2708: [java] False positive FinalFieldCouldBeStatic when using lombok Builder.Default
API Changes
Deprecated API
For removal
net.sourceforge.pmd.RuleViolationComparator
. UseRuleViolation#DEFAULT_COMPARATOR
instead.net.sourceforge.pmd.cpd.AbstractTokenizer
. Usenet.sourceforge.pmd.cpd.AnyTokenizer
instead.net.sourceforge.pmd.cpd.FortranTokenizer
. Was replaced by anAnyTokenizer
. UseFortranLanguage#getTokenizer
anyway.net.sourceforge.pmd.cpd.PerlTokenizer
. Was replaced by anAnyTokenizer
. UsePerlLanguage#getTokenizer
anyway.net.sourceforge.pmd.cpd.RubyTokenizer
. Was replaced by anAnyTokenizer
. UseRubyLanguage#getTokenizer
anyway.RuleReference#getOverriddenLanguage
andRuleReference#setLanguage
- Antlr4 generated lexers:
net.sourceforge.pmd.lang.cs.antlr4.CSharpLexer
will be moved to packagenet.sourceforge.pmd.lang.cs.ast
with PMD 7.net.sourceforge.pmd.lang.dart.antlr4.Dart2Lexer
will be renamed toDartLexer
and moved to packagenet.sourceforge.pmd.lang.dart.ast
with PMD 7. All other classes in the old package will be removed.net.sourceforge.pmd.lang.go.antlr4.GolangLexer
will be moved to packagenet.sourceforge.pmd.lang.go.ast
with PMD 7. All other classes in the old package will be removed.net.sourceforge.pmd.lang.kotlin.antlr4.Kotlin
will be renamed toKotlinLexer
and moved to packagenet.sourceforge.pmd.lang.kotlin.ast
with PMD 7.net.sourceforge.pmd.lang.lua.antlr4.LuaLexer
will be moved to packagenet.sourceforge.pmd.lang.lua.ast
with PMD 7. All other classes in the old package will be removed.
External Contributions
- #2735: [ci] Add github actions for a fast view of pr succeed/not - XenoAmess
- #2747: [java] Don’t trigger FinalFieldCouldBeStatic when field is annotated with lombok @Builder.Default - Ollie Abbey
- #2773: [java] issue-2738: Adding null check to avoid npe when switch case is default - Nimit Patel
- #2789: Add badge for reproducible build - Dan Rollo
- #2791: [apex] Analyze inner classes for sharing violations - Jeff Bartolotta
Stats
- 58 commits
- 24 closed tickets & PRs
- Days since last release: 25


{% comment %} This modules includes a simple video player for youtube videos. IMPORTANT: There can only be one video player per page in order for time links to work properly. Parameters: video_id string The video's id (taken from YouTube). {% endcomment %}


Mining Pizza is virtual mining machine of Virtual Bitcoin. You can buy Mining Pizza with VBTC, and the Mining Pizza mines VBTC every block.


We have systems!
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- disintermediate proactive convergence
- optimize extensible infrastructures
- integrate seamless portals
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Watal Report
Watal Report is report of committee under chairmanship of Shri Ratan P. Watal, Former Finance Secretary and Principal Advisor, NITI Ayog. The committee which was constituted by Ministry of Finance, Government of India, submitted a report titled Medium Term Recommendations to Strengthen Digital Payments Ecosystem Report Watal Committee Report Feedback is welcome on the report at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>within 15 days of release of the report (Jan 11, 2017). CashlessConsumer will try to simplify policy recommendations, give you various perspectives to submit your feedback soon. If you would like to volunteer, contact us<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Links
- Watal Committee Report -Archive
- Finance Ministry invites comments on Watal panel report on digital payments - IndianExpress
- Watal panel suggests incentives, regulator for digital payment - Economic Times
- 24X7 NEFT transactions: What the Watal Committee recommends for a cashless India - Business Standard
- Experts refuse to buy Watal's take on digital pay prospects - Times of India
- Tweet Notes - @kshashi-@anandraman -@logic


This is an experiment to produce short, useful documentation for the Rust programming language.
Here's the idea: take a concept in Rust, and make ten slides about it. Ten slides is short enough to be easy to make and easy to consume, but long enough to get some kind of point across.
If this is successful, I'd like to upstream it into the main Rust docs.
Here's what I've got so far:
If you'd like to contribute some slides, please check this out on GitHub.


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title: making a ghostscript printer driver
date: '2007-07-03T01:52:00.000+02:00'
author: Steven Van Acker
tags:
modified_time: '2008-01-19T21:35:49.702+01:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5513234137363262204.post-6948090492725448689
blogger_orig_url: http://www.singularity.be/2007/07/making-ghostscript-printer-driver.html
---
here is some more information on how to make a GhostScript driver.
More information on what I plan to do with it, is for later on


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Class Sequence
Sequence class
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: Keras.PreProcessing.sequence
Assembly: Keras.dll
Syntax
public class Sequence : Base, IDisposable
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceMakeSamplingTable(Int32, Single)
Generates a word rank-based probabilistic sampling table. Used for generating the sampling_table argument for skipgrams.sampling_table[i] is the probability of sampling the word i-th most common word in a dataset(more common words should be sampled less frequently, for balance). The sampling probabilities are generated according to the sampling distribution used in word2vec:
Declaration
public static NDarray MakeSamplingTable(int size, float sampling_factor = 1E-05F)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | size | The size. |
| System.Single | sampling_factor | The sampling factor. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Numpy.NDarray | A 1D Numpy array of length size where the ith entry is the probability that a word of rank i should be sampled. |
PadEequences(Sequence[], Nullable<Int32>, String, String, String, Single)
Pads sequences to the same length. This function transforms a list of num_samples sequences(lists of integers) into a 2D Numpy array of shape(num_samples, num_timesteps). num_timesteps is either the maxlen argument if provided, or the length of the longest sequence otherwise. Sequences that are shorter than num_timesteps are padded with value at the end. Sequences longer than num_timesteps are truncated so that they fit the desired length.The position where padding or truncation happens is determined by the arguments padding and truncating, respectively. Pre-padding is the default.
Declaration
public static NDarray PadEequences(Sequence[] sequences, int? maxlen = default(int? ), string dtype = "int32", string padding = "pre", string truncating = "pre", float value = 0F)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Sequence[] | sequences | The sequences. |
| System.Nullable<System.Int32> | maxlen | The maxlen. |
| System.String | dtype | The dtype. |
| System.String | padding | The padding. |
| System.String | truncating | The truncating. |
| System.Single | value | The value. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Numpy.NDarray | Numpy array with shape (len(sequences), maxlen) |
SkipGrams(Sequence, Int32, Int32, Single, Boolean, Boolean, NDarray, Nullable<Int32>)
Skips the grams.
Declaration
public static NDarray SkipGrams(Sequence sequence, int vocabulary_size, int window_size = 4, float negative_samples = 1F, bool shuffle = true, bool categorical = false, NDarray sampling_table = null, int? seed = default(int? ))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Sequence | sequence | A word sequence (sentence), encoded as a list of word indices (integers). If using a sampling_table, word indices are expected to match the rank of the words in a reference dataset (e.g. 10 would encode the 10-th most frequently occurring token). Note that index 0 is expected to be a non-word and will be skipped. |
| System.Int32 | vocabulary_size | Int, maximum possible word index + 1 |
| System.Int32 | window_size | Int, size of sampling windows (technically half-window). The window of a word w_i will be [i - window_size, i + window_size+1]. |
| System.Single | negative_samples | Float >= 0. 0 for no negative (i.e. random) samples. 1 for same number as positive samples. |
| System.Boolean | shuffle | Whether to shuffle the word couples before returning them. |
| System.Boolean | categorical | bool. if False, labels will be integers (eg. [0, 1, 1 .. ]), if True, labels will be categorical, e.g. [[1,0],[0,1],[0,1] .. ]. |
| Numpy.NDarray | sampling_table | 1D array of size vocabulary_size where the entry i encodes the probability to sample a word of rank i. |
| System.Nullable<System.Int32> | seed | Random seed. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Numpy.NDarray | couples, labels: where couples are int pairs and labels are either 0 or 1. |


src/terminal/services/node-pty.service.ts
Provide node-pty as a service
Properties |
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constructor(settingsService: SettingsService)
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createFactoryObject()
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Defined in src/terminal/services/node-pty.service.ts:36
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Configure the pty service instance.
Returns :
IPty
IPty an instance of the node-pty module. |
| createFactoryObjectError |
createFactoryObjectError()
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Defined in src/terminal/services/node-pty.service.ts:27
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An error describing why the pty process could not be created.
Returns :
Error
an error providing possible reasons the node-pty process could not be created. |
| destroyFactoryObject |
destroyFactoryObject()
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Defined in src/terminal/services/node-pty.service.ts:74
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Kill the pty process once the component it is injected into is removed from the DOM via ngOnDestroy.
Returns :
void
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destroyFactoryObjectError()
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Error
An error describing possible reasons the pty process could not be killed. |
| handleDragAndDrop |
handleDragAndDrop()
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When a file or files are dropped on the terminal, we loop through the file(s) which were dropped, and use the underlying pty to write their values. By using the pty instead of the terminal, we can then perform standard terminal actions on the file, such as "cat", "ls", etc. If the terminal is used rather than the pty, when the user hits enter, no commands can be applied to the file path as the terminal relies on the underlying pty for command execution.
Returns :
void
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Configure and initialize communication and resize events between the pty session, and the underlying terminal
Parameters :
Returns :
void
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ngOnDestroy()
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Destroy the pty service instance when the component this service is provided to is unmounted/destroyed.
Returns :
void
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Defined in src/terminal/services/node-pty.service.ts:14
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A type context to refer to the type of a pty from the node-pty module |
| Private ptyProcess |
Type : IPty
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Defined in src/terminal/services/node-pty.service.ts:17
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An interface representing a pseudoterminal, on Windows this is emulated via the winpty library. |
import { Injectable, OnDestroy } from "@angular/core"
import { IPty } from "node-pty"
import * as pty from "node-pty"
import { SettingsService } from "@shared/services"
import { Settings } from "@shared/utils"
import { Terminal } from "xterm"
/** Provide node-pty as a service */
@Injectable({ providedIn: "root" })
export class NodePtyService implements OnDestroy {
/** A type context to refer to the type of a pty from the node-pty module */
private readonly pty: typeof pty
/** An interface representing a pseudoterminal, on Windows this is emulated via the winpty library. */
private ptyProcess: IPty
constructor(private readonly settingsService: SettingsService) {
this.pty = window.require("node-pty")
}
/**
* An error describing why the pty process could not be created.
* @returns an error providing possible reasons the node-pty process could not be created.
* */
createFactoryObjectError(): Error {
throw new Error("The node-pty process could not be created. This usually means one of two things, the pty instance or one of " +
"its values was undefined, or node-pty needs to be rebuild. To do rebuild, please run the rebuild:pty script in package.json")
}
/**
* Configure the pty service instance.
* @returns IPty an instance of the node-pty module.
* */
createFactoryObject(): IPty {
try {
//const isWindows = operatingSystems.IS_WINDOWS ? "powershell.exe" : this.settingsService.getItem(AppSettings.TERM_SHELL_TYPE) as string
this.ptyProcess = this.pty.spawn(this.settingsService.getItem(Settings.SHELL_TYPE) as string, ["--login"], {
// get the type of terminal session from the settings store.
name: this.settingsService.getItem(Settings.TERM_TYPE) as string,
// set the working directory for the pty process
cwd: process.env.HOME,
// get the number of rows the pty should be from the settings store.
rows: +this.settingsService.getItem(Settings.PTY_ROWS),
// get the number of columns the pty should be from the settings store.
cols: +this.settingsService.getItem(Settings.PTY_COLS),
env: process.env,
// allow the pty to handle control flow
handleFlowControl: true,
// use the conpty back end if we are running on Windows.
useConpty: process.platform === "win32"
})
// display the process id of the current pty process
console.log("Creating pty process", this.ptyProcess?.pid)
return this.ptyProcess
} catch {
// return an error telling the user what happened
this.createFactoryObjectError()
}
}
/**
* Kill the pty process once the component it is injected into
* is removed from the DOM via ngOnDestroy.
* */
destroyFactoryObject() {
try {
this.ptyProcess.kill()
console.log("Destroying pty process", this.ptyProcess?.pid)
} catch {
this.destroyFactoryObjectError()
return
}
}
/**
* @returns {Error} An error describing possible reasons the pty process could not be killed.
* */
destroyFactoryObjectError(): Error {
throw new Error("The node-pty instance could not be destroyed. This usually means the underlying pty instance or one of its values was undefined")
}
/**
* When a file or files are dropped on the terminal,
* we loop through the file(s) which were dropped, and use the
* underlying pty to write their values. By using the pty
* instead of the terminal, we can then perform standard
* terminal actions on the file, such as "cat", "ls", etc.
*
* If the terminal is used rather than the pty, when the user
* hits enter, no commands can be applied to the file path
* as the terminal relies on the underlying pty for command
* execution.
*
*@todo figure out a way to prevent the dropped files from being displayed on ALL terminals.
* */
handleDragAndDrop() {
// add a listener for the "dragenter" event and prevent the default behavior.
document.addEventListener("dragenter", (e) => {
e.preventDefault()
e.stopPropagation()
})
// add a listener for the "drop" event and prevent the default behavior.
document.addEventListener("drop", (e) => {
e.preventDefault()
e.stopPropagation()
/* Loop through the file(s) which were dropped onto the terminal,
* and use the pty to write their values to the underlying terminal.
*
* ts-ignore is used because Typescript throws error code
* TS2495: Type 'FileList' is not an array type or a string type.
* even though the file names are read and written by pty
* without any issues. If anyone knows how to fix this, please feel
* free to let me know how.
*/
//@ts-ignore
for(const f of e.dataTransfer.files) {
this.ptyProcess?.write(f.path)
}
})
// add a listener for the "dragover" event and prevent the default behavior.
document.addEventListener("dragover", (e) => {
e.preventDefault()
e.stopPropagation()
})
}
/**
* Configure and initialize communication and resize events between the pty session,
* and the underlying terminal
*
* @param {Terminal} terminal the terminal to be associated with the pty service instance.
* */
initialize(terminal: Terminal) {
// configure pty/terminal communication.
this.ptyProcess?.onData((chunk) => terminal?.write(`${ chunk }`))
terminal?.onData((data) => this.ptyProcess?.write(`${ data }`))
// handle resize events.
terminal.onResize((data) => {
this.ptyProcess?.resize(
Math.max(data ? data.cols : terminal.cols, 1),
Math.max(data ? data.rows : terminal.rows, 1)
)
})
}
/** Destroy the pty service instance when the component this service is provided to is unmounted/destroyed. */
ngOnDestroy() {
this.destroyFactoryObject()
}
}


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with experience of other hotels in worcester it continues to.
[2]
the breakfast routine has certainly improved with butter marmalade jam etc.


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‘It Was The Same For Karim Benzema’
by Soccer LadumaIt took Lebo Mothiba 10 league games before he could open his scoring account for his French club RC Strasburg this season, but the Bafana Bafana man reckons he may finally be over his slump in form.
Mothiba has now added two more goals to his tally in his last three Ligue 1 games, a moral booster the national team could use as they face Sudan in another 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier this afternoon.
Read: Hidden Mine For Young Talent!
“I looked also and it was the same for Karim Benzema at Real Madrid. He played 30-something games and he scored like four goals, so this happens as a striker,” said Mothiba, who was a late substitute in Bafana’s 2-0 defeat away to Ghana in their opening qualifier in Group C on Thursday night in Cape Coast.
“My coach and everyone spoke to me to say I did not have a lot of holidays (Bafana were at the Afcon in June and July) and I have to take it slowly and when the time comes I would start playing. But I said I wanted to play, but they know my body and know I had to recover. That’s how they did it and I was playing in the second half, but now I am getting full games,” the 23-year-old forward explained.
He’s hoping for a change of fortune for Bafana against Sudan at Orlando Stadium as coach Molefi Ntseki looks for his first win.
“A lot of things haven’t changed that much because he (Molefi) worked with coach Baxter and they were always together. Some of the things we do, he used to do with Baxter. I think the guys are also happy with the sessions,” he said.


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f3 |
west elm rug:: 75
[tentative]
sofa/recliner/bed:: 300
(paid 599 + shipping)
Bid 1: DJ, 250
SOLD
books:: ?, by weight/value
In Barcelona I got to experience a festival of
books & roses: el dia
de sant jordi when everyone is out in the streets celebrating
the joy of reading & roses,,, sweet rosy scents, roses everywhere,, & so
many books.. long LONG LINES for books.
The ones I selected for dad were all contingent
on weight. There was a series of magazines I loved > ESFINGE,
which dad consumed with great vigor.
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I received an email from a friend,,, offering
his condolences for selling my belongings. Although it is always
tough packing up and moving to the unknown...
It's also light & refreshing knowing that I'm not sO attached
to "things." Shopping takes time. Hopefully this is
a good opportunity for some of you wanting new design ideas,
or to accessorize, but don't have time to shop.
I did iT!!!. I renovated an old lookin' barn into a high-end chalet. 5 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 den, 2 patio, 1 acre RANCH. I took out walls, popcorn, managed several crews, designed the most awesome kitchen & meticulously staged it with nice things... The housing crash offered no breaks. Chin up & move on. Home designer extraordinaire, check... Looking forward to my next gig.
be, the minimalist. |
"The opera ain't over till the
fat
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f5
f6
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Pottery Barn vase set:: 45
16" (lg), 9" (sm)
firewood basket:: 25
fireplace oil rubbed bronze tools:: 35 (purchased at Target)
SET:: tools & basket:: 50
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f8
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cutting board or wood table for
kitchen, office:: 40
24" w x 34" h x 20" d
2 lockin wheels on front and 2 solid posts on bk.
SOLD
narrow metal mirror:: 35
10" x 62"
Bid 1: KG 35
SOLD
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f9a |
spanish
chair:: 10
very sturdy / heavy
Bid 1: DJ, 10
Bid 2: ST, 15
Bid 3: FM, 20
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f9c |
rug:: 67" x 46":: 5
lays flat nicely, no movement
SOLD
rug:: 52" x 27":: 5
ikea
SOLD |
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f10a
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5 drawer dresser:: 375
38" w x 48" h x 19" d
almost new, espresso color with easy-glide drawers
rug:: 65" x 43":: 5
lays flat nicely, no movement, could use a good dusting (sheetrock dust on it)
SOLD |
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f11a |
20" Sony tv & remote:: 20
Bid 1: MD, 20
Bid 2:: JA, 25
Bid 3:: TL, 40
Sony Trinitron 13" flat panel tv
& remote:: 30
Bid 1: OA, 30
all TV's work greaT
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Kitchen
Aid
washer dryer combo:: 550
Bid 1: RD, 550
SOLD
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Washer: KAWS700G, KAWS750G, KAWS800G, KAWS850G
3 Speed Motor, Heavy Duty, Super Capacity Plus
Dryer: 7 cycle, 4 temperature, Heavy Duty, Super Capacity Plus
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f14
f15
f16
f17
f18
f19
f20
f21
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bookcase (white):: 10
12" w x 32" h x 14" d
white ikea table:: 12
Bid 1: CI, 12
Bid 2: LL, 17
24" w x 29" h x 24" d
metal desk lamp fr Staples:: 15
Apple g5, dual-processor, hassle-free and loaded with memory & RAM:: 475
Bid 1: BR, 475
Bid 2: BH, 505
Apple cinema display:: 525
*paid over 2k for it
computer desk & leather chair:: 125/set or 65 ea
Bid 2: Desk, LL, 75
SOLD
white metal 4-shelf rack:: 15
24" w x 41" h x 13" d
file cab (new):: 65
**4 drawer, locking cab, purchased new
@office depot recently
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f22a |
bookcase (light wood):: 50
10" w x 42" h x 14" d
SOLD
very sturdy
portable
adjustable shelves
lg organizer:: 6
12" x 16"
drawing
by lindsey,
and taylor.
thx, much love!!
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f24
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foot rest:: 7
Bid 1: KM, 7
SOLD
Epson Stylus Photo RX550:: 30
(scan, copy, print)
Bid 1: KM, 30
SOLD
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f27 |
brand new bulletin board:: 8
SOLD
mirror:: 35
Bid1: KG, 35
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f29 |
lamp:: 10
Bid 1: CI, 10
Bid 2: KB, 15
night stand:: 30
18" w x 24" h x 12" d
Bid 1: KG, 30
SOLD
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f30
k15a |
night stand/ bookcase:: 25
14" w x 34" h x 10" d
Bid 1: ST, 25
Bid 2: KB, 28
Bid 3: CF, 30
SOLD
BRAND NEW !! no assembly required...
lightly used mat (looks brand new) + matching no slip padding:: 15 (padding alone runs that much)
SOLD
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f31
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Ikea table & chairs:: 225
72" x 38"
Bid 1: JD, 200
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mosaic glass vase:: 40
8" x 16" |
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f33a |
table lamp:: 25
ea. or
set of 2:: 45
Bid 1: RM, 50
30"
*also have matching 60" lamps
(see item f47)
bookcase w/ 5 adjustable shelves,
extra sturdy, blonde wood, almost brand new from Lowes:: 50
29" w x 72" h x 11" d
Bid 1: EB, 50
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f34
f35
f36 |
brown basket:: 8
20" x 10" x 10"
SOLD
grey/blue lined basket:: 15
18" x 18" x 13"
pinky:: 10
26" on castors |
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f36b
f36c
f36d
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bed:: 125
(pillow-top/pillow-bottom & collapsible metal frame)
(full size)
Bid 1: EL 125
SOLD
new throw pillows::
1/brown:: 5
2/blue:: 8/set or 5/ea
1/striped brown/blue/cream:: 7
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f38
f39
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long patina mirror:: 15
15"w x 52"h
Bid 1: YL, 15
Bid 2: ST, 20
SOLD
heavy duty beveled mirror:: 50
30"w x 36"h
Bid 1: ST, 50
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f45
f46 |
Vizio flat screen:: 500
32" HDMI, HDTV
oak easel mirror:: 30
18" w x 6" h
Bid 1: NM, 30
Bid 2: RM, 35
lamp:: 45 ea (2/80)
60" tall (see matching set f33)
SOLD |
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f43
f44 |
Toshiba DVD writer/player:: 50
1 yr old
Sony DVD player:: 20
Bid 1: MD, 20 |
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framed watercolor:: 45 |
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f48
f49
f50 |
rod iron mosaic table:: 25
SOLD
european village:: 20
SOLD
all metal:: 20
Bid 1: CI, 20
Bid 2: JT, 23
SOLD |
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hand made bowl:: 7
SOLD |
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f52 |
classic corona cooler
imported from méxico, via san luis obispo
fill it up with drinks & ice for a festive occasion!
Starting bid:: 700
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| Section | Topics |
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| The Problem | Identifying, Showcase |
| The Idea | Platform, Competitors |
| Technical Review | GPUs, JavaScript, V8 |
| The Design | Features, Architecture |
| The Results | Today vs Future |
| Demos | 2 Demos OpenCL + OpenGL |
| Q&A | General Questions |
By many measures programming GPUs is still a specialist area for most people. Writing your first HelloWorld program requires in depth knowledge of half a dozen technologies.
So, my honours project try’s to address this issue with an integrated platform to make GPUs more accessible. Instead of lengthy installs and the use of various different libraries the platform would provide an all in one tool to work with the GPU.
The platform was written in C++ and allows GPU programs to be written in a more flexible way. Rather than using an overbearing IDE you can write a JavaScript file in any text editor and then pass it to the platform and it would execute the code which would be your experiment.
The first section of the review was on GPUs.
The second section of the review was on JavaScript.
The final review section was on V8.
On the C++ side I built a standard executable which could then be accessed anywhere if it was added to the PATH environment variable on Windows. The job of the C++ end of the application was to provide all the features and redirect calls from JavaScript to what their equivalent would be in C++. To execute an application using the platform one would just pass the filename to the C++ application and it would run it.
Poco, SDL2, V8, GLEWOn the JavaScript side a collection of modules were made available to handle common tasks like the "display" module for dealing with windows. It would be the JavaScript side where the user would write their program, they would then pass it to the platform when they wanted it to be run. The modules available on the JavaScript side were:
cl, gl, console, datetime, maths, display, fs, http, systemLet's write that HelloWorld Triangle mentioned earlier.
LONG WINAPI WindowProc(HWND hWnd, UINT uMsg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
static PAINTSTRUCT ps;
switch(uMsg) {
case WM_PAINT:
glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
glBegin(GL_TRIANGLES);
glVertex2i(0, 1);
glVertex2i(-1, -1);
glVertex2i(1, -1);
glEnd();
BeginPaint(hWnd, &ps);
EndPaint(hWnd, &ps);
return 0;
case WM_SIZE:
glViewport(0, 0, LOWORD(lParam), HIWORD(lParam));
PostMessage(hWnd, WM_PAINT, 0, 0);
return 0;
case WM_CHAR:
switch (wParam) {
case 27:
PostQuitMessage(0);
break;
}
return 0;
case WM_CLOSE:
PostQuitMessage(0);
return 0;
}
return DefWindowProc(hWnd, uMsg, wParam, lParam);
}
HWND CreateOpenGLWindow(char* title, int x, int y, int width, int height, BYTE type, DWORD flags)
{
int pf;
HDC hDC;
HWND hWnd;
WNDCLASS wc;
PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR pfd;
static HINSTANCE hInstance = 0;
if (!hInstance) {
hInstance = GetModuleHandle(NULL);
wc.style = CS_OWNDC;
wc.lpfnWndProc = (WNDPROC)WindowProc;
wc.cbClsExtra = 0;
wc.cbWndExtra = 0;
wc.hInstance = hInstance;
wc.hIcon = LoadIcon(NULL, IDI_WINLOGO);
wc.hCursor = LoadCursor(NULL, IDC_ARROW);
wc.hbrBackground = NULL;
wc.lpszMenuName = NULL;
wc.lpszClassName = "OpenGL";
if (!RegisterClass(&wc)) {
MessageBox(NULL, "RegisterClass() failed: "
"Cannot register window class.", "Error", MB_OK);
return NULL;
}
}
hWnd = CreateWindow("OpenGL", title, WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW |
WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | WS_CLIPCHILDREN,
x, y, width, height, NULL, NULL, hInstance, NULL);
if (hWnd == NULL) {
MessageBox(NULL, "CreateWindow() failed: Cannot create a window.",
"Error", MB_OK);
return NULL;
}
hDC = GetDC(hWnd);
memset(&pfd, 0, sizeof(pfd));
pfd.nSize = sizeof(pfd);
pfd.nVersion = 1;
pfd.dwFlags = PFD_DRAW_TO_WINDOW | PFD_SUPPORT_OPENGL | flags;
pfd.iPixelType = type;
pfd.cColorBits = 32;
pf = ChoosePixelFormat(hDC, &pfd);
if (pf == 0) {
MessageBox(NULL, "ChoosePixelFormat() failed: "
"Cannot find a suitable pixel format.", "Error", MB_OK);
return 0;
}
if (SetPixelFormat(hDC, pf, &pfd) == FALSE) {
MessageBox(NULL, "SetPixelFormat() failed: "
"Cannot set format specified.", "Error", MB_OK);
return 0;
}
DescribePixelFormat(hDC, pf, sizeof(PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR), &pfd);
ReleaseDC(hDC, hWnd);
return hWnd;
}
int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hCurrentInst, HINSTANCE hPreviousInst, LPSTR lpszCmdLine, int nCmdShow)
{
HDC hDC;
HGLRC hRC;
HWND hWnd;
MSG msg;
hWnd = CreateOpenGLWindow("minimal", 0, 0, 256, 256, PFD_TYPE_RGBA, 0);
if (hWnd == NULL)
exit(1);
hDC = GetDC(hWnd);
hRC = wglCreateContext(hDC);
wglMakeCurrent(hDC, hRC);
ShowWindow(hWnd, nCmdShow);
while(GetMessage(&msg, hWnd, 0, 0)) {
TranslateMessage(&msg);
DispatchMessage(&msg);
}
wglMakeCurrent(NULL, NULL);
ReleaseDC(hDC, hWnd);
wglDeleteContext(hRC);
DestroyWindow(hWnd);
return msg.wParam;
}
How you can write it now.
const { openWindow } = require('display');
const gl = require('gl');
openWindow({ w: 800, h: 500 }, screen => {
screen.show();
screen.enableOpenGL();
screen.onFrame(() => {
gl.glClear(gl.GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
gl.glBegin(gl.GL_TRIANGLES);
gl.glVertex2f(-0.5, -0.5);
gl.glVertex2f(0.0, 0.5);
gl.glVertex2f(0.5, -0.5);
gl.glEnd();
screen.swapBuffers();
});
});
So in summary this research found the following.


Click here or here to open a popup. Normally, it should open as a separate window. With Pop Off, however, it should instead open as a new tab in the same window.


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layout: default
title: Ranks
html: ranks.html
previous: members.html
next: Threads.html
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Officer Ranks
- Don Pressident of the group.
- Under BossThe highest moderator rank
- ConsigliereThe lowest moderator rank
- Soldier LeaderThe highest member rank
- SoldierThe lowest member rank
- AssociateYou will be trained to become a family member
- OutsiderEveryone will start here
Special Ranks
- ArtistIf you know how to make beautiful art work in TPT
- TeacherTeaches others members
- InventorIf you know how to make an awesome save.
- Solution FinderIf you have some experience on how to solve some problems related to the group.


SapphireDb has mechanisms to identity users and to control what the user is allowed to do.
Make sure to setup the server before trying to use this options: Server setup
[QueryAuth]
, [CreateAuth]
, [UpdateAuth]
and [RemoveAuth]
.
[ActionAuth]
-attribute can be used on action handler classes or actions to control which user can do what.
You can also control the permissions for some actions using the server side configuration. Check out this section for more details: Server - Configuration
You can authenticate the client using any method you like.
After obtaining a token you want to use for authentication pass it to sapphiredb by calling: this.db.setAuthToken(AuthToken)
You can get the current state of authentication by calling: this.db.getAuthTokenState()
If you want to use a token that is stored anywhere else and use it on startup you can pass it as a parameter during configuration of SapphireDb


There are data quality problems like these:
Some states do not have data for one or more years (e.g Amazonas,
Arauca, Casanare, Guainía, Guaviare)
There are "Not Reported - NR" and "Not Available - NA", values in some of the attributes. Such kind of data
loss problem
should be mitigated by data publishers in order to improve the general data quality of the dataset.
The expert found different NIT providers with the same name.
The overall Costs per Person (C/P) for procedures is higher for younger people.
The overall C/P is higher for well known isolated states like Chocó, Guainía, La Guajira , Putumayo , Arauca, Vaupés and Vichada.
For every year of the dataset Córdoba is the State with the highest C/P.
There are anomalies in procedure costs that reflect problems during data collection (e.g. procedures with cost of $1 COP)
According to the expert, the costs of some procedures in the database differ a lot from the official rates established for the country. ( SOAT DECRETO 2423 DE 1996 and its yearly updates)
There is a huge number of persons (65k) with RA that belong to the subsidized (_subsidiado_) regime. According to the expert, usually that group of people doesn't have access to the most advanced or modern procedures due to the high costs of them.
There are more women affected with the decease, but costs for men are higher.


The Rcurand package provides bindings to NVIDIA's CURAND GPU random number host API via Rcpp.
You need to have the latest CUDA release installed on your system with a suitable GPU.
Since this package is not currently available on CRAN, the easiest way to try it out is to:
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("rcurand", "kashif")
We can then load the package and generate random numbers:
> library(Rcurand)
> curand <- new(Rcurand, 100)
> curand$setPseudoRandomGeneratorSeed( 1234)
[1] 0
> curand$generateNormal( 20, 30.3, 2.0 )
[1] 31.01748 27.82081 30.11701 29.53976 29.01008 30.23948 29.61954 27.30938 31.07547 32.31911
[11] 31.90599 28.58359 33.01653 32.58759 32.17076 33.93873 28.52211 31.63219 33.89073 30.49847
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Serve static content on Nginx
This blog is about serving static content on Nginx.
Configure Nginx config file
Nginx config file located under ‘/etc/nginx’ and you can check this link for full example of nginx configuration file. Full example of nginx config file
and add this under http tag.
server { # simple reverse-proxy listen 80; server_name www.utkusonmez.com utkusonmez.com ;
# serve static files location / { root /var/www/utkusonmez.com/; expires 1m; } }
Reload your nginx config.
and check your site.


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fpclassify
, isfinite
, isinf
, isnan
, and isnormal
—floating-point classification macros; finite
, finitef
, isinf
, isinff
, isnan
, isnanf
—test for exceptional numbers[C99 standard macros:] #include <math.h> int fpclassify(real-floating x); int isfinite(real-floating x); int isinf(real-floating x); int isnan(real-floating x); int isnormal(real-floating x); [Archaic SUSv2 functions:] #include <math.h> int isnan(double arg); int isinf(double arg); int finite(double arg); int isnanf(float arg); int isinff(float arg); int finitef(float arg);
Description
fpclassify
, isfinite
, isinf
, isnan
, and isnormal
are macros
defined for use in classifying floating-point numbers. This is a help because
of special "values" like NaN and infinities. In the synopses shown,
"real-floating" indicates that the argument is an expression of real floating
type. These function-like macros are C99 and POSIX-compliant, and should be
used instead of the now-archaic SUSv2 functions.
The fpclassify
macro classifies its argument value as NaN, infinite, normal,
subnormal, zero, or into another implementation-defined category. First, an
argument represented in a format wider than its semantic type is converted to
its semantic type. Then classification is based on the type of the argument.
The fpclassify
macro returns the value of the number classification macro
appropriate to the value of its argument:
FP_INFINITE
FP_NAN
FP_NORMAL
FP_SUBNORMAL
FP_ZERO
The "is
" set of macros provide a useful set of shorthand ways for
classifying floating-point numbers, providing the following equivalent
relations:
isfinite(
x)
fpclassify
(x) != FP_INFINITE && fpclassify
(x) != FP_NAN).)
isinf(
x)
fpclassify
(x) == FP_INFINITE).)
isnan(
x)
fpclassify
(x) == FP_NAN).)
isnormal(
x)
fpclassify
(x) == FP_NORMAL).)
The archaic SUSv2 functions provide information on the floating-point argument supplied.
There are five major number formats ("exponent" referring to the biased exponent in the binary-encoded number):
zero
subnormal
normal
infinity
NAN
isnan
returns 1 if the argument is a nan. isinf
returns 1 if the argument is infinity. finite
returns 1 if the
argument is zero, subnormal or normal.
The isnanf
, isinff
and finitef
functions perform the same
operations as their isnan
, isinf
and finite
counterparts, but on single-precision floating-point numbers.
It should be noted that the C99 standard dictates that isnan
and isinf
are macros that operate on multiple types of
floating-point. The SUSv2 standard declares isnan
as
a function taking double. Newlib has decided to declare
them both as functions and as macros in math.h to
maintain backward compatibility.
Returns
Portability
The functions originate from BSD; isnan was listed in the X/Open Portability Guide and Single Unix Specification, but was dropped when the macro was standardized in POSIX.1-2001.


Users can write their own RGB scripts to produce custom graphics projection with the RGB Matrix function. The scripts' operation principle is to produce a number of RGB maps that each represent one step in the graphics animation. The principle is basically the same as in movies: the audience observes a moving picture, which in reality is only a sequentially-played stream of static images that produce an illusion of movement.
The scripts themselves are written in ECMAScript, which is also known as JavaScript. Note that the language is case-sensitive and as a de-facto standard follows camel case rules, so make sure you write everything correctly and pay special attention to the required API features.
Script files should be named after the script's name and must have a .js extension. Depending on platform, the files should be placed either in the QLC+ system script directory or, preferably, the user script directory:
The scripts must be self-executing, i.e. when they are evaluated, the script itself is put inside an anonymous function that executes itself and returns an object that contains the required API functions:
( function() { // Anonymous function starts here var algo = new Object; return algo; // Return the script object } // Anonymous function ends here )() // Anonymous function is executed here upon evaluation |
However, a script with nothing more than an empty object does nothing, no matter how self-executing it might be. You must also declare some properties for the returned object so that QLC+ knows how to use the script and to show it to the user (you). So, you need to declare the following properties for the returned script object:
With this in mind we add declarations for these three properties to the script:
( function() { var algo = new Object; algo.apiVersion = 2; // Can be '1' or '2' algo.name = "My cool RGB script"; algo.author = "Your name"; algo.acceptColors = 2; // Can be '0', '1' or '2' return algo; } )() |
Now we are getting to the actual business of producing data for the RGB Matrix. The current API version uses two functions to achieve this:
When QLC+ calls this function, it wants to know the number of different RGB maps returned by the rgbMap() function, when the RGB matrix size is width times height pixels. It must always return the same result when called with the same width and height parameters again and the result must not change over time.
Parameters:
So, now we add this support function to the script:
( function() { var algo = new Object; algo.apiVersion = 1; algo.name = "My cool RGB script"; algo.author = "Your name"; algo.rgbMapStepCount = function(width, height) { ... return number_of_steps_when_width_is_oranges_and_height_is_jabberwocky; } return algo; } )() |
This function is the actual brains of the script. It produces two-dimensional arrays whose size MUST be height times width. I.e. the array returned from this function must contain height items and each of these items must be an array that contains width items that must be 32bit integers, representing an RGB color as understood by QRgb without alpha channel (0x00RRGGBB). The rgb parameter is an integer-representation of the color selected by user in the RGB Matrix Editor. The step parameter tells the step number requested by the RGB Matrix function and is guaranteed to be within (0, rgbMapStepCount(w, h) - 1).
Parameters:
Just like the previous function, we also add this other one to the script. Now we have a full and ready template for any RGB script for your indulgence.
( function() { var algo = new Object; algo.apiVersion = 1; algo.name = "My cool RGB script"; algo.author = "Your name"; algo.rgbMapStepCount = function(width, height) { ... return number_of_steps_when_width_is_oranges_and_height_is_jabberwock; } algo.rgbMap = function(width, height, rgb, step) { ... return a_2d_array_of_arrays; } return algo; } )() |
RGB Script API version 2 introduces the concept of Properties. With properties, a Script can interact with the QLC+
engine by exchanging parameters, thus extending the possibilities of a RGB Script.
Examples of such properties can be the animation orientation, the number of objects to be rendered, etc..
Adding properties to your script is fairly easy, but requires a specific syntax explained in this paragraph.
Let's make an example:
algo.orientation = 0; algo.properties = new Array(); algo.properties.push("name:orientation|type:list|display:Orientation|values:Horizontal,Vertical|write:setOrientation|read:getOrientation");The three lines above specifies the following:
| Attribute name | Attribute value |
| name | The name used by QLC+ to uniquely identify a property. The same name must not be used twice in a script. It is a good practice to use the same name of the 'algo' variable that actually stores the property. |
| type | This is a fundamental attribute to allow QLC+ to correctly handle a property. The 'type' attribute must be
placed before the 'values' attribute. Accepted values are:
|
| display | An string that QLC+ will display in the RGB Matrix editor for the user. It is a good practice to use a meaningful and human readable string to allow users to immediately understand what a property does |
| values | This attribute can be applied only when type is 'list' or 'range'. It defines the possible values that the
property can assume.  Values must be separated by a comma ',' character. A 'range' type cannot have more than two values. |
| write | Defines the name of the Script function that QLC+ should call to write the property value. In this function the Script's writer should implement all the necessary actions to apply the property change. The write method of the example above is the following: algo.setOrientation = function(_orientation) { if (_orientation == "Vertical") algo.orientation = 1; else algo.orientation = 0; } |
| read | Defines the name of the Script function that QLC+ should call to read the property value. The read method of the example above is the following: algo.getOrientation = function() { if (algo.orientation == 1) return "Vertical"; else return "Horizontal"; } |
There is a development tool available in the QLC+ source repository that makes it easier to debug and test your custom scripts with a web browser. To use the tool, you must download the following two files to a directory on your hard disk, open the devtool.html file with your browser and follow its instructions:
(Right-click and "Copy Link Location" works probably best)
/* Q Light Controller Plus fullcolumns.js Copyright (c) Heikki Junnila Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. */ ( /** * This algorithm produces fully-lit columns, meaning all pixels on a single * column are lit together. */ function() { var algo = new Object; algo.apiVersion = 1; algo.name = "Full Columns"; algo.author = "Heikki Junnila"; /** * The actual "algorithm" for this RGB script. Produces a map of * size($width, $height) each time it is called. * * @param step The step number that is requested (0 to (algo.rgbMapStepCount - 1)) * @param rgb Tells the color requested by user in the UI. * @return A two-dimensional array[height][width]. */ algo.rgbMap = function(width, height, rgb, step) { var map = new Array(height); for (var y = 0; y < height; y++) { map[y] = new Array(); for (var x = 0; x < width; x++) { if (x == step) map[y][x] = rgb; else map[y][x] = 0; } } return map; } /** * Tells RGB Matrix how many steps this algorithm produces with size($width, $height) * * @param width The width of the map * @param height The height of the map * @return Number of steps required for a map of size($width, $height) */ algo.rgbMapStepCount = function(width, height) { // Each column is lit completely at a time, so because there are $width // columns in the map, the number of steps must be $width to light all // columns per round. return width; } return algo; } )() |


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The Backend for the
Emergency Response System
This page is also used to test the push notification subscription feature


org.restlet
インタフェース Uniform
public interface Uniform
Uniform REST interface. "The central feature that distinguishes the REST
architectural style from other network-based styles is its emphasis on a
uniform interface between components. By applying the software engineering
principle of generality to the component interface, the overall system
architecture is simplified and the visibility of interactions is improved.
Implementations are decoupled from the services they provide, which
encourages independent evolvability." Roy T. Fielding
- 作成者:
- Jerome Louvel
- 関連項目:
- Source
dissertation
handle
void handle(Request request,
Response response)
- Handles a uniform call. It is important to realize that this interface
can be used either on the client-side or on the server-side.
- パラメータ:
request
- The request to handle.response
- The associated response.


DSOGaming Giveaway – Win Three Keys for the 2D synth-punk roguelike action shooter, Black Future ‘88 [UPDATE: Winners]
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As said, Black Future ’88 is a Synth-Punk roguelike 2D action Shooter. Players will vertically climb an always evolving procedural tower to reach the top and kill its insane owner. Players can also shoot, slash, dash and upgrade themselves to survive the endless waves of deadly traps, homicidal AI, crazed junkies and colossal Wardens standing in their way.
You can participate in this giveaway by simply leaving a ‘Thank You’ comment below. We will delete both duplicate and off-topic comments. We will delete the comments from the accounts that were created for the previous two giveaways (Disqus provides information on when you signed up). We will also delete any new accounts created for taking part in this giveaway(so don’t make new accounts, play fair and square).
The winner will be picked randomly via Random.org and comments will be counted from the oldest to the newest. This giveaway contest will end on Sunday, November 24th at 22:00GMT.
Best of luck to everyone!
UPDATE:
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Frequently Asked Questions
-
Is this thing safe/ready/appropriate for Production?
- It sure is! Brian and Ivan have personally set up many live customer farms with AutoSPInstaller in the past few years. In fact it's even been used by organizations like CloudShare to create SharePoint VM templates. The standard caveats apply though: As the importance of your target farm increases, so should your level of knowledge about how to properly size, architect and build SharePoint. AutoSPInstaller does not mitigate this, it merely eases, standardizes and accelerates the process.
-
Microsoft Employee Blogs:
- CISCO white-paper featuring AutoSPInstaller
-
Does AutoSPInstaller support SharePoint Foundation?
-
As of changeset 112238, AutoSPInstaller provides experimental support for SharePoint Foundation.
-
What about the Request Management service (in SharePoint 2013)? Will it be included in AutoSPInstaller?
-
After a discussion with Spencer Harbar, it was agreed that it might be best to leave it out, as there can be some ramifications with provisioning it without full awareness of its intended use - e.g. by folks who want to blindly "turn everything on" in SharePoint 2013.
-
Where's all the #@)%#$ documentation??
-
Well, this FAQ is part of it I suppose :) I've written up a few pointers and gotchas which you can review here, but in addition, several AutoSPInstaller supporters have provided some great step-by-step guidance on their various blogs. For example:
-
We have put together a Guide on this site with some pointers
-
Tobias Lekman's step-by-step: Link
-
Wahid Saleemi's series on AutoSPInstaller: Link
-
Another step-by-step with some important prep items by Noorez Khamis: Link
-
An article that helps clear up the steps & requirements for remote installations by Kartik Vega: Link
-
I want to make a single/isolated configuration change to an existing SharePoint farm (e.g. provision a service application). Do I really need to re-run the whole script?
-
No - in fact you can usually just run individual functions to achieve what you're after by following the instructions here.
-
Is AutoSPInstaller Online Open Source?


A representative sample of the functions are benchmarked here, to provide
a sense of how fast they might run in different browsers.
Each iteration runs on an array of 1000 elements.
For example, the 'intersection' test measures the number of times you can
find the intersection of two thousand-element arrays in one second.


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As a graduate student from Pamulang University specializing in Human Resource Management (Master Degree) and Institut Teknologi Telkom specializing in Telecommunication Engineering (Bachelor Degree). Besides, I possess experience in some work. I’ve worked as a multimedia teacher since 2018, and as a IT – Support for a Dinas Pertanian dan Tanaman Pangan Pemprov JABAR and for a PT. Anugerah Usaha Mandiri since 2009 – 2010 for internship program.
But I can’t stop my curious. Make a good relationship and sharing with my leaders and my team gives me so much additional abilities and knowledge, and shapes my personality into a dynamic person, creative, result oriented, responsible, honest, hardworking, and eager to learn everything even in new subject or discipline.
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Wait.
We won't be focussing on compute parallel problems.
LET'S GO!
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|---|---|
| Exposé | ESC |
| Full screen slides | e |
| Presenter View | p |
| Source Files | s |
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Timeline of A.P.J Abdul Kalam:
Little did Jainulabdeen and Ashiamma know that their son would grow up to be the first citizen of India. An Indian scientist and administrator, Kalam served as the 11th President of India from 2002 until 2007. One amongst the most respected people of the country, Kalam contributed immensely both as a scientist and as a president. His contribution at the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) was immense. He was responsible for numerous projects such as Project Devil and Project Valiant and launch of the Rohini-1, besides developing missiles under the missions Agni and Prithvi. For the same, he was popularly tagged as the “Missile Man of India”. Kalam was honored with great laurels and awards for his work by both the Government of India and other countries. After completing his term as President, Kalam served as a visiting professor in various esteemed institutes and universities of India.
If you have time, you can read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia page.


Rudraksha meaning—the eye of Rudra [Shiva] is considered to be the most potent manifestation of the Cosmic Force. Hence Rudraksha is the object of veneration and also the source to reach the higher self. Rudraksha is often believed to symbolize the link between the earth and the heaven. These beads are the seeds of the Rudraksha fruit obtained from Rudraksha trees.
There are clefts called Mukhi on the surface of the beads. The number of Mukhi on the surface of a Rudraksha beads helps in determining its quality. According to the number of Mukhi the Rudraksha bead ranges from single face to a several faced bead. Asians have used Rudraksha beads traditionally. Asian Yogis and Monks found that merely wearing the Rudraksha beads gave them astonishingly tremendous amount of tranquility, concentration that helped them meditate for a long period of time with spectacular control over their mind.


In the beginning of 2016,
OXYDO approached us to do a limited edition 3D printed pair of sunglasses.
We chose to highlight the formal advantages of additive manufacturing by replacing the glass frame with a “meta material” generated computationally.
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Dear all,
I am still waiting for emonTx to arrive. In the meantime I continue to read again and again the various descriptions of hardware and software about all of this.
I am not absolutely shure that I understand the concept of "controlling the energy packet buildup " in the meter by firing the dumpload in a precise way....
As I know I have surplus PV energy during a good sunny day, my first objective for getting into this theme is to stop paying for the surplus as I do not have net-metering in my country yet.
According to my experimentation, cutting all consumption in my house down , leaving only the PV generating ( controlled only say 200 watt ) y can read the ampmeter ( clamp to the incoming wire from the meter ) , about 1 Ampere. i,e, app 200 watt by 220 Volt main supply. If I connect a big soldering iron ( 200 watt ) to one of house outlet , the ampmeter goes nearly to 0 (cero).
I understand the new consumption is preventing this 200 watt to go trough the meter and out to the world ( and me to pay for it ) The concept of the dumpload as I have understood it...
If this is true, If I am understanding it right , would it be possible to control de dumpload only by measuring the current at the meter ? i.e. if it is outgoing ( 180 phase shift to voltage ) then trigger the dumpload ,
I am thinking about a closed loop control system that modulates the dumpload as to maintain 0 ampere at the incoming wire ( only if it is outgoing ) .... and this could be easy to do with PWM to the opto-Triac. Dumping takes place everytime it starts exporting.......
Thank you for your comments.
Greetings from Chile
Francisco
Re: Dump load - closed loop control - an alternative control system for surplus power ?
Francisco,
The system you describe is exactly how these two projects
Diverting surplus PV Power: MK2
Diverting surplus PV Power: PLL
work. The current flowing in or out of your house is measured and the dump load turned on so that - if possible - it exactly balances the surplus PV energy and the current to the grid is zero.
If you want the "MK2", you can use an emonTx V2 or V3 and buy a triac firing circuit board from Robin Emley ("calypso_rae"), or use an Arduino and the triac firing circuit board plus an input circuit, or you will soon be able to buy a kit from Robin.
If you want the "PLL", you can use an emonTx V2 or V3 and buy the same triac firing circuit board from Robin Emley ("calypso_rae").
Re: Dump load - closed loop control - an alternative control system for surplus power ?
Thank you very much Robert,
you forced me to read the contents once more.
I think I got it clear this time , what I was proposing is nothing other than the "simple" approach ( for pretty much steady consumption , on/off only on over longer periods of time like the fridge, watering pump at home, etc) Which is my case, thus the "predictive" reaction will be enough.
I am thinking about the simplest possible hardware arrangement, i.e. in this case only 2 AD inputs( the AC input and 1 CT for the meter current ) and 1 output for the Triac (Dumpload).
No calculations , only verify if Current is or not in phase with voltage.
I hope my emonTx / emonGLCD order arrives soon so I can begin experimenting hands on.So far I have only been simulating hardware/software on the Pc.
Greetings
Francisco
Re: Dump load - closed loop control - an alternative control system for surplus power ?
Hi Fransisco,
I think the system that you are looking for is very similar to my original Mk2 PV Router. This is a "reactive" system, which has negative feedback.
When the Router is working in "normal" mode, the energy bucket (accumulator) only has one threshold. Whenever the energy level is above the half-way point, the dump load is turned on. This immediately causes more power to be consumed, and the energy level soon starts to fall. When the energy level drops below the half-way point, the dump load turns off again. This allows the energy level in your house to rise (while the PV panels are still generating surplus power), and the cycle repeats itself.
The net effect of this behaviour is that the dump load cycles rapidly on and off so that the net flow of energy at the meter is zero. Because the balance between importing and exporting energy is accurately controlled, the user is not charged for any flow of energy through the meter.
In my original circuit schematic, the processor only has three connections, as you have said. These are for the voltage sensor, the current sensor, and the pin which drives the output stage. Additional pins are used for in later versions to provide extra features, but the basic 3-connection arrangement is all that you need to reliably divert your surplus energy.
When the level of the energy bucket is rising, that means that power is being exported. The current will be in the opposite sense to the voltage because the house is acting as a source of power rather than as a load. Then, when the dump load turns on, the flow of current at the supply point will change direction. The current will then be in-phase with the voltage, and the energy bucket level will start to fall. As soon as the dump-load goes off again, the flow of the current at the supply point will change direction again, and so on.
The maths within the sketch multiplies "voltage" by "current" to get "power", and then integrates "power" over "time" to get "energy". Unless you use a system which works in this way, you will only be able to tell when you are importing or exporting, not the rate at which energy is flowing.
I look forward to hearing about how your project develops. There are several sketches here which you may find helpful during your initial test stage. These tools will allow you to demonstrate that your hardware is working correctly. Then you can run whichever final program you wish.
Re: Dump load - closed loop control - an alternative control system for surplus power ?
"on/off only on over longer periods of time like the fridge,"
That might not work to your best advantage. It depends on how your energy meter is set up and how your electricity company charges for energy it supplies and how it pays for energy it buys from you.
Robin's (calypso_rae) and MartinR's designs both use a characteristic of the energy meter which means you can import and export very small quantities of energy - often 3600 J - and it is never recorded. Therefore by switching on and off within this limit, you can make best use of your PV energy without ( as in the UK) selling it back at a lower price than you bought it, or worse still, being charged for sending it back into the electricity grid.
Re: Dump load - closed loop control - an alternative control system for surplus power ?
Thank you very much for your writing Robert.
Much clearer picture about the system now.
I will report back about my findings as soon as I get my hardware.
Greetings from Chile
Francisco


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2 - OutliersWhen the monitoring-level is set to 2, you get all the functionality from 1, plus extra information if the request is an outlier.
3 - Profiler + OutliersWhen the monitoring-level is set to 3, you get all the functionality from 2, plus data about the performance per line of code from all requests.


Russia sets up helicopter base in northern Syria after US exit
MOSCOW, Nov 14 — Russia has begun setting up a helicopter base at a civilian airport in the north-eastern Syrian city of Qamishli, the Russian Defence Ministry’s Zvezda TV channel said today, showing footage of helicopter gunships arriving there.
The new base is protected by Pantsir surface-to-air missile systems and three helicopters, including two Mi-35 gunships and a Mi-8 military transport helicopter, have already been deployed there, with more to follow.
Zvezda broadcast footage of Russian military police protecting the base. Armoured vehicles and ground support crews for the helicopters were also shown, as was a weather station and a small doctor’s surgery.
“This is the first group of Russian military helicopters here in northern Syria... It’s a historic moment. From this day onwards our aviation group will operate permanently at Qamishli’s city airport,” said Pavel Remnev, Zvezda’s correspondent.
The Russian deployment comes less than a month after US forces withdrawing from the area were pelted with potatoes by local residents after President Donald Trump abruptly ordered them to pull back from parts of Syria.
Russia has previously started using military helicopters to patrol an area near Syria’s border with Turkey in order to protect Russian military police working on the ground there.
The new base will allow them to do so more effectively, Zvezda said.
The patrols are carried out with Turkish forces and are designed to monitor an agreement struck by Moscow and Ankara after Turkey launched an offensive across its border with Syrian rebels in October, seeking to push out Kurdish YPG fighters it views as a national security threat. — Reuters


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if isinstance(g_list, DGLGraph):
g_list = [g_list]
if (labels is not None) and (len(labels) != 0):
label_dict = dict()
for key, value in labels.items():
label_dict[key] = F.zerocopy_to_dgl_ndarray(value)
After Change
g_sample = g_list[0] if isinstance(g_list, list) else g_list
if isinstance(g_sample, DGLGraph):
save_dglgraphs(filename, g_list, labels)
elif isinstance(g_sample, DGLHeteroGraph):
save_heterographs(filename, g_list, labels)
else:
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"Invalid argument g_list. Must be a DGLGraph or a list of DGLGraphs/DGLHeteroGraphs")
def save_dglgraphs(filename, g_list, labels=None):
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if isinstance(g_list, DGLGraph):
g_list = [g_list]


What ML hype is about?
Guide for beginners
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General problems we face while doing it
what is Artificial Intelligence?
Building systems that can do intelligent things
Perpective
Psychological
Ambiguous
one of the mechanisms to AI
Building systems that learn from experience
Different methods used to LEARN
- Train the system
- Student learning from a teacher
- n attributes
- k classes/target
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- Let the system figure out the patterns itself
- Students learning on their own
- n attributes
- no target class/label
- Topic modelling
- Unusal activity detection
- Grouping similar texts
- Rewards based learning
I don't know how to act in this environment, can you find a good behavior and meanwhile I'll give you feedback.
Outputs as class labels
Outputs as continuous values
Find relationship among variables
Y = F(X) ?
Unsupervised
Data Intensive
Linear Algebra
Probability and Statistics
Multivariate Calculus
Programming
Data Structures and Algorithms
- Matrices
- Vectors
- The Basics
- Bayes Theorem?
- Distribution
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What is the relationship between mindfulness and self-awareness.
These two complementary concepts go hand in hand. Mindfulness is your state of mind while doing various actions, being conscious of what you are doing. Through these actions one can become self-aware.
This week I tried the body scan. I’ve tried this technique before, especially when I’ve had tension headaches or when I feel some kind of physical discomfort and I wish to ease the pain or tension. After this I usually feel more grounded and my energy levels rise.
What do you take from the ‘My Emotions Are Not Me?
It’s easy to remind yourself that you are not anger or other emotions when you are not actually experiencing them. However once you are irritated, or enjoying yourself, it’s hard to step back and look from a third person perspective. My technique is to remind myself that our body is like a car, but our spirit is the driver. Does the spirit need a car or does the car need a spirit?