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Test the service using the JSON below
JSON
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Signed (choose a key)
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Shh... Microwave Ltd is sleeping.
02 Jan 2014We worked on some really great projects with some fantastic clients including making the first website for "The New Choo" Beatrix Ong, helping Cafe Mambo Ibiza launch their social media profiles (which now have over 300,000 fans and followers), helping Jade Jagger to make more friends on Facebook, building websites for University of the Arts London, The Hepatitis C Trust and creating innovative new platforms like Ibiza Vote.
The Microwave team has now moved on to bigger and better things, perhaps not forever but certainly for the near future.
Here is a little update with what we are all up to:
Alex
- Attended General Assembly and is now a full stack web developer.
- Started Womapp.com a social shopping website with over 3.5million products.
Andrew
- Took a job as Head of User Experience at Elvis where he worked with clients like Sky, Honda Motor Europe, Premier Foods, Yakult, Virgin Holidays, Auto Trader, Virgin Trains, Vodafone, Sailor Jerry, Bacardi, Dr Oetker, Cadbury. Phew!
- Ran a marathon, visit his marathon micro-site.
- Got engaged to Kelly!
Fernando
- Fernando has now moved back to Brazil where he setup Agência Alive.
Thanks to all our clients and friends who made setting up Microwave such fun! With a special thanks to the Peppe family for letting us stay in Ibiza whenever we needed!


This page displays the status of Peking University campus LAN. If there are any confirmed interruptions in service, a note will be posted here.
Source code of this site is available at github.com/yangl1996. The backend is written in Haskell.
These graphs are sampled periodically from machines at various locations in the campus. They’re accurate to within a few minutes.
If you're interested in the data or willing to host a monitor, please contact me.


Welcome to {{title}}
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Click here if you are an employee.
Please enter employee PIN
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Tap Inventory
Current Till: ${{sellBeer(currentTill).start}}
Net profit: ${{sellBeer(currentTill).netProfit}}
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Sell pint
{{currentTap.name}} by {{currentTap.brand}}-- ABV: {{currentTap.alcohol}} -- Price: ${{currentTap.price}} -- Volume: {{currentTap.volume}}/124
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Difference between let, var and constant
Refer to the console press F12(var and let)
- var-Doesnt maintain the scope and is always global.
- let- maintains the scope of the variable so there is no overlap of values.
- constant- once declared its value cannot be changed


London court extends Altaf Hussain's bail in hate speech case
by ARIF ANIS MALIKLONDON: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) founder Altaf Hussain’s bail in the hate speech case was extended on Friday after he appeared before a central criminal court in London via prisoner video link.
The court has fixed a date of preliminary hearing on March 20 in 2020 and the trial is set to formally begin on June 1.
“Altaf was charged for Intentionally Encouraging or Assisting Offences, Contrary to Section 44 of the Serious Crime Act 2007 in relation to his August 16, 2016 speech from London and the violence that followed in Karachi because of that speech,” according to a statement.
If convicted he could face a maximum prison sentence of 15 years along with a fine, it added.
The MQM supremo was arrested by Metropolitan Police in London earlier this year over charges of provocative speeches and later released on bail with stringent conditions which banning him to use any kind of media, including social media.
According to the statement, on October 25 Altaf’s bail conditions was relaxed and he was allowed to speak to his party workers and use social media “as long as he wouldn’t speak about his case and its circumstances”.
The UK’s Crown Prosecution Service told the judge on October 10 that it was in the public interest to prosecute this case, maintaining Altaf is a British national of Pakistani descent and that he incited violence in Karachi on August 16, 2016 which caused death of one person.
The MQM founder, who is also wanted by Pakistani authorities in number of cases, had delivered the fiery speech via telephone to a party gathering outside the Karachi Press Club on August 22, 2016 after which party workers chanted anti-Pakistan slogans and vandalised a media office nearby.


Christopher Burk
Software Developer
Favorite space character - Martian Ambassador
Personal Goals: Expand breadth of knowledge
Professional: Break into the industry and steadily
grow
into a senior programmer
Team Project: Creature of Pleiades
Skills and areas of expertise - Customer service, Collaboration, CSS
Hobbies: Snowboarding, hiking, fishing
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Software Developer
Veteran of US Army
Originally from Tennessee
Important goals for me include takking care of my wife and daughter and owning my own business one day.
I come from a military intelligence background and a training and development background.
I like playing video games.
Justin Hamerly-Spain
Software Developer
Favorite space challenges
Clefable
Justin is
a thinker, a do-er and a always wants to
be stretching his skills and creativity. His goal is to solve compelling problems with innovation. His
background in residential design has given him experience in handling challenges that don't necessarily
have one concrete answer, but rather require creativity and resourcefulness to find new solutions that
best fit the situation as well as the needs of a client. He believes these skills are applicable to any
development or design medium, and would like to bring his skills into technology.
When he isn't trapped under his cat, Vladimir, he enjoys collecting and playing board games, kayaking in
Lake Union and Lake Washington, and eating at new restaurants. He is also a part of a trivia league, but
don't expect him or his team to score very highly... its all about the fun!
Abdulkadir Sheikh
Software Developer
Favorite space character - Stitch
Personal goal is to
graduate from Code Fellows as a
software engineer and professional goal is to transit from supply chain analyst to getting a role as
software engineer in Microsoft.
Achievement that I’m proud of include; Creature of Pleiades is not neglecting my family and giving my kids
time daily to have fun with them while studying full time computer language and coding.
Some of my hobby includes spending time with my kids, playing basketball, soccer, video games with them,
and cooking


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Epicodus students must decide which track they would like to pursue before they enroll. While all languages have similarities, and switching between languages and platforms is very common in both internships and jobs, applicants should still choose the track they wish to complete with care. Take the quiz below and find out what track you are best suited for!


Properties
- CutoffMaximumInstances - Optional maximum number of postbacks to allow by a single IP address within the cutoff window
- CutoffWindowSeconds - Optional number of seconds specifying the length of the cutoff window that tracks previous postbacks from each IP address
- ResponseMinimumDelaySeconds - Optional minimum number of seconds before which a response (postback) is considered valid
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- GetCopyOfUserAddressCache() - Returns a copy of the user address cache
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KKGoogleAnalytics
Yet another Google Analytics library for Mac.
Google has official Google Analytics SDKs for mobile platforms such as iOS and Adnroid, but Google does not provide such a SDK for Mac OS X, thus, many developers create their own Google Analytics library. However, existing open-source library does not meet our need.
Some of them send payloads to Google’s measuring API point directly but not to put them in an upload queue. It may cause creating too many connections, and it does not sound good for users. It may also fail to upload payloads if there is no Internet connection, and then we lose these payloads.
Some of them does not care about the user-agent string contained in the HTTP connection to send payloads. Google extracts operating system version and other useful information from user-agent. If we do not care about it, we lose the information about what the operating systems and hardware models that our users are using.
That’s why we create another Google Analytics library for Mac. KKGoogleAnalytics stores payloads in a Core Data database first and then schedules timers to upload stored payloads, like Google’s own iOS SDK. It also let the user-agent string carry OS version and hardware model information.
Requirements
KKGoogleAnalytics supports Mac OS X 10.7 and above.
Installation
You can install KKGoogleAnalytics via CocoaPods.
License
KKGoogleAnalytics is available under the MIT license.


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What is the Tech Radar?
The Temy Tech Radar is a list of technologies, complemented by an assessment result, called ring assignment. We use four rings with the following semantics:
- ADOPT — Technologies we have high confidence in to serve our purpose, also in large scale. Technologies with a usage culture in production environments for our clients, low risk and recommended to be widely used.
- TRIAL — Technologies that we have seen work with success in project work to solve a real problem; first serious usage experience that confirm benefits and can uncover limitations. TRIAL technologies are slightly more risky; some engineers in our organization walked this path and will share knowledge and experiences.
- ASSESS — Technologies that are promising and have clear potential value-add for us; technologies worth to invest some research and prototyping efforts in to see if it has impact. ASSESS technologies have higher risks; they are often brand new and highly unproven in our organisation. You will find some engineers that have knowledge in the technology and promote it, you may even find teams that have started a prototyping effort.
- HOLD — Technologies not recommended to be used for new projects. Technologies that we think are not (yet) worth to (further) invest in. HOLD technologies should not be used for new projects, but usually can be continued for existing projects.
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What is the purpose?
The Tech Radar is a tool to inspire and support engineering teams at Temy to pick the best technologies for new projects; it provides a platform to share knowledge and experience in technologies, to reflect on technology decisions and continuously evolve our technology landscape. Inspired by public Tech Radar of Zalando and the pioneering work of ThoughtWorks, our Tech Radar sets out the changes in technologies that are interesting in software development — changes that we think our engineering teams should pay attention to and consider using in their projects.
How do we maintain it?
The Tech Radar is maintained by the Temy Competence Center — an open group of Temy technology experts committed to devote time to the Tech Radar purpose. The Tech Radar depends on active participation and input from all engineering teams at Temy.
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#include <laser_geometry/laser_geometry.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/ndt/cell_policy2d.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/ndt/ndt_cell.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/ndt/ndt_grid2d.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/ndt/ndt_mapper.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/ndt_slam_algorithm.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/registration/d2d_ndt2d.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/registration/ndt2d.h>
#include <pcl/common/time.h>
#include <pcl/point_cloud.h>
#include <pcl/point_types.h>
#include <pcl/visualization/pcl_visualizer.h>
#include <pcl_conversions/pcl_conversions.h>
#include <ros/ros.h>
#include <sensor_msgs/LaserScan.h>
#include <sensor_msgs/PointCloud.h>
#include <Eigen/Dense>
#include <chrono>
#include <fstream>
#include <opencv2/opencv.hpp>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <ndt_gslam/utils/eigen_tools.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/utils/point_cloud_tools.h>
#include <ndt_gslam/utils/string_tools.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
Typedefs | |
| typedef pcl::PointCloud< pcl::PointXYZ > | PointCloud |
| typedef NDTGrid2D< NDTCell< CellPolicy2d >, pcl::PointXYZ > | GridType |
| typedef GridType::ConstPtr | GridTypeConstPtr |
| typedef GridType::Ptr | GridTypePtr |
| typedef pcl::D2DNormalDistributionsTransform2D< pcl::PointXYZ, pcl::PointXYZ > | RobustMatcher |
| typedef pcl::NormalDistributionsTransform2DEx< pcl::PointXYZ, pcl::PointXYZ > | SimpleMatcher |
| typedef NdtSlamAlgortihm | SLAM |
Functions | |
| PointCloud::Ptr | all_points (new PointCloud()) |
| void | prepareLaserScans (std::string folder) |
| void | preparePoseData (std::string folder) |
| void | visualizePcl (const PointCloud::ConstPtr &pcl) |
| void | visualizePcl (const PointCloud::ConstPtr &pcl1, const PointCloud::ConstPtr &pcl2) |
| void | testMergeSimple (size_t scan_id) |
| void | testMergeD2D (size_t scan_id) |
| void | runningWindow (size_t scan_id) |
| void | moveWindow () |
| void | transformGrid () |
| void | runSLAM () |
| void | mappingKnownPoses () |
| void | test (size_t start) |
| void | testGridMerginTransformation () |
| void | testGridMerginTransformation2 () |
| void | testGridMerginFrames (bool traced, bool transform) |
| void | testDynamicEnviro () |
| void | testMapMerging () |
| int | main (int argc, char **argv) |
Variables | |
| double | OUTLIER = 0.8 |
| size_t | LAYERS = 4 |
| double | STEP_SIZE = 0.01 |
| size_t | SKIP = 3 |
| double | EPSILON = 0.001 |
| double | MIN_DISPLACEMENT = 0.1 |
| double | MIN_ROTATION = 0.1 |
| size_t | MAX_LINES = 5000 |
| float | CELL_SIZE = 0.4 |
| bool | initialized = false |
| std::vector< typename PointCloud::Ptr > | scans |
| std::vector< Eigen::Vector3d > | real_poses |
| RobustMatcher | matcher |
| SimpleMatcher | matcher_s |
| GridTypePtr | map |
| eigt::transform2d_t< double > | initial_trans |
| Eigen::Matrix4f | cummulative_trans |
| bool | flag = false |
| SLAM | algo |
| Eigen::Vector3d | old_origin |
| GridTypePtr | running_win |
| size_t | seq = 0 |
Definition at line 31 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| typedef GridType::ConstPtr GridTypeConstPtr |
Definition at line 32 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| typedef GridType::Ptr GridTypePtr |
Definition at line 33 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| typedef pcl::PointCloud<pcl::PointXYZ> PointCloud |
Definition at line 30 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| typedef pcl::D2DNormalDistributionsTransform2D<pcl::PointXYZ, pcl::PointXYZ> RobustMatcher |
Definition at line 35 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| typedef pcl::NormalDistributionsTransform2DEx<pcl::PointXYZ, pcl::PointXYZ> SimpleMatcher |
Definition at line 37 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| typedef NdtSlamAlgortihm SLAM |
Definition at line 38 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| PointCloud::Ptr all_points | ( | new | PointCloud() | ) |
| int main | ( | int | argc, |
| char ** | argv | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 552 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void mappingKnownPoses | ( | ) |
Definition at line 392 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void moveWindow | ( | ) |
Definition at line 338 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void prepareLaserScans | ( | std::string | folder | ) |
Definition at line 68 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void preparePoseData | ( | std::string | folder | ) |
Definition at line 110 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void runningWindow | ( | size_t | scan_id | ) |
Definition at line 260 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void runSLAM | ( | ) |
Definition at line 375 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void test | ( | size_t | start | ) |
Definition at line 407 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void testDynamicEnviro | ( | ) |
Definition at line 493 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void testGridMerginFrames | ( | bool | traced, |
| bool | transform | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 467 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void testGridMerginTransformation | ( | ) |
Definition at line 442 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void testGridMerginTransformation2 | ( | ) |
Definition at line 454 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void testMapMerging | ( | ) |
Definition at line 522 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void testMergeD2D | ( | size_t | scan_id | ) |
Definition at line 221 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void testMergeSimple | ( | size_t | scan_id | ) |
Definition at line 182 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void transformGrid | ( | ) |
Definition at line 356 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void visualizePcl | ( | const PointCloud::ConstPtr & | pcl | ) |
Definition at line 133 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| void visualizePcl | ( | const PointCloud::ConstPtr & | pcl1, |
| const PointCloud::ConstPtr & | pcl2 | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 154 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| SLAM algo |
Definition at line 59 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| float CELL_SIZE = 0.4 |
Definition at line 49 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| Eigen::Matrix4f cummulative_trans |
Definition at line 57 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| double EPSILON = 0.001 |
Definition at line 45 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| bool flag = false |
Definition at line 58 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| eigt::transform2d_t<double> initial_trans |
Definition at line 56 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| bool initialized = false |
Definition at line 50 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| size_t LAYERS = 4 |
Definition at line 41 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| GridTypePtr map |
Definition at line 55 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| RobustMatcher matcher |
Definition at line 53 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| SimpleMatcher matcher_s |
Definition at line 54 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| size_t MAX_LINES = 5000 |
Definition at line 48 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| double MIN_DISPLACEMENT = 0.1 |
Definition at line 46 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| double MIN_ROTATION = 0.1 |
Definition at line 47 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| Eigen::Vector3d old_origin |
Definition at line 61 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| double OUTLIER = 0.8 |
Definition at line 40 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| std::vector<Eigen::Vector3d> real_poses |
Definition at line 52 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| GridTypePtr running_win |
Definition at line 63 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| std::vector<typename PointCloud::Ptr> scans |
Definition at line 51 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| size_t seq = 0 |
Definition at line 65 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| size_t SKIP = 3 |
Definition at line 43 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.
| double STEP_SIZE = 0.01 |
Definition at line 42 of file ndt_grid2d_merging.cpp.


--- layout: post title: Non-Latin Characters In Domain Names date: 2009-11-10 20:44:23.000000000 -06:00 categories: - General tags: - internet - technology status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' author: login: Blake email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Blake first_name: Blake last_name: Harley ---
Ever since the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) announced that domain names will be allowed to include non-Latin characters come 2010, the internet has been in a flurry of joy, speculation and hate.
Some domain owners are now slightly confused though. Through the use of Punycode some people have been under the impression that they actually owned non-Latin domain names. Come 2010, however, they will notice their domain names will no longer work as they originally thought.
For example, http://???com looks like a domain name made out of non-Latin characters. Instead, a browser that understands Punycode converts those non-Latin characters into aUTF-8 equivalent. That means that the domain above is actually registered as http://xn—rssu68j.com.
When browsers are finally updated to use the non-Latin characters instead of Punycode, whoever registered a domain name using Punycode will no longer get the traffic they wanted.
P.S. www.faceb��k.com anyone?


About QuickQWERTY
QuickQWERTY is a touch typing tutor that runs on a web browser with JavaScript enabled. This software may be used to train your fingers to type without looking at the keys. After completing all the units available in this software, one would know the location of the keys on the keyboard through muscle memory, and would be able to effortlessly use the right finger for each key.
Contents
Units
The typing lessons available in this software are divided into units and subunits. Each unit introduces a new set of keys to be practiced. For example, the first unit trains the fingers on how to press the keys in the home row. A couple of new keys are introduced with every new unit.
Each unit is divided into five subunits:
- Grip: Getting used to the keys
- Words: Learning to type words
- Control: Learning to stop abruptly in the middle of words
- Sentences: Learning to type sentences
- Test: Testing your proficiency level in the current unit
One should move to the next lesson only after completing the current lesson satisfactorily. When a lesson is completed satisfactorily, the software suggests you to move to the next lesson.
While typing one should look at the computer monitor only. Fingers should always be placed on the home row as indicated in the first unit. If any key outside the home row has to be typed, one should return the finger to the home row immediately after striking that key.
5–6 split vs. 6–7 split
There are two popular ways to type the ten number keys on the top row.
- In a nontraditional style, '1' is typed with the little finger of the left hand, '2' is typed with the ring finger of the left hand, '5' is typed with the forefinger of the left hand and '6' is typed with the forefinger of the right hand. Thus, the number keys are split at 5–6 between the left hand and the right hand.
- In the traditional style, '1' and '2' are typed with the little finger of the left hand, '6' is typed with the forefinger of the left hand and '7' is typed with the forefinger of the right hand. In other words, the number keys are split at 6–7 between the left hand and the right hand.
In most keyboards, the '6' key is located closer to the 'F' key. As a result, the '6' key is more accessible to the left hand than the right hand. Therefore, many people prefer the traditional style with 6–7 split. However, there are also many people who prefer the nontraditional style with 5–6 split.  If you are confused about which style to choose, choose the traditional style with 6–7 split.
This software supports both styles for the number keys. In units 16–20 which introduce the number keys, a link appears below the practice area to switch between the two styles.
Commands
At any point while typing in the input box, you can type an input command. The following is a list of the supported commands along with a description of what each command does.
- restart
- restart the current subunit
- rst
- same as the 'restart' command
- fix
- remove errors from the input text
- xxx
- same as the 'fix' command
When you type a command in the input box, an error would be displayed because the software would be expecting you to type the text displayed above the input box instead of the command you are typing. This is okay and you can ignore the error and continue to type the command. As soon as you complete typing the command, your command would be executed.
License
This is free and open source software. You can use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of it, under the terms of the MIT License.
This software is provided "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, express or implied. See the MIT License for details.
Contact
To report any bugs, or suggest any improvements, please create a new issue at github.com/susam/quickqwerty/issues.


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Preacher Sla:
Ah, an introduction letter from Pupina... Oh that is just so Pupina... as proper as always. The way she frets over details is going to be the death of her...
By the way, do you believe that the gods' will is responsible for our behavior?
"Of course I do."
"I do not believe that."


Contrary to popular belief a piece of classical Latin literature from 45 BC, making it over 2000 years old. Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words.
 Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words, consectetur.
A reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout. The point of using Lorem Ipsum is that it has a more-or-less normal distribution of letters, as opposed to using 'Content here, content here',
classical Latin literature from 45 BC, making it over 2000 years old. Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words, consectetur, from a Lorem Ipsum passage.
Contrary to popular belief, Lorem Ipsum is not simply random text.  Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College.
default model text, and a search for 'lorem ipsum' will uncover many web sites still in their infancy. Various versions have evolved over the years, sometimes by accident, sometimes on purpose injected humour and the like.


The OberonX programming language is an experimantal further development
of Oberon towards the Oberon-XSC pioneered in Karlsruhe. OberonX holds
new constructs, which improve the Oberon abstraction capabilities. The
programming of methematical software should be made easier by the introduction
of new language extensions. A new array concept is implemented, which introduces
a new semantic and syntactic definition, allowing lower bounds, semi-dynamic
and truly dynamic arrays in the language. Overloaded operators, in combiantion
with complex return values, increase the flexibility of the language by
removing the former restrictions.
The most relevant features regard the possibility of indexing intervals specified by lower bounds and lengths, of allowing open dynamic components inside static ones, of using expressions to define the interval. The concept of pointers bounded to arrays is no longer valid : the compiler itself decides if an array block is to be considered static, semi-dynamic, dynamic or open: this allows the definition of truly dynamic arrays. The possibility of asymmetric multidimensional matrices declaration is also provided. Array structures are treated as whole entities with consequence on assignments, parameter passing and returs values. Te new array semantic results to be different from the original one and requires a different point of wiev for the programmer.
The return capability of Oberon functions has been extended to all the type structures: no restrictions are imposed. This will increase the flexibility and abstraction of the language when treating complex data types. Nested function calls with complex return types are also allowed.
The use of a set of terminal symbols belonging to the operator class, allows the declaration of functions usable as infix operators in expression context. Overloading of compiler bounded and user defined operators is therefore allowed. A method to resolve operator identification based on the argument type signatures has been developed. Imported operator qualification is not obligatory, but it can be necessary to avoid operator clashes, whose presence does not allow the program to be compiled. In case of the absence of a well suited operator, a method based on operan type distance computation allows the identification of the best operator available, allowing the use of every Oberon type construct. In case of approximated operator matching, type conversion for the basic data types is automatically executed.


public interface ComponentModel
extends com.jgoodies.common.bean.ObservableBean2
ComponentValueModel
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
PROPERTY_EDITABLE
The name of the property used to synchronize
this model with the editable property of JTextComponents.
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static String |
PROPERTY_ENABLED
The name of the property used to synchronize
this model with the enabled property of JComponents.
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static String |
PROPERTY_VISIBLE
The name of the property used to synchronize
this model with the visible property of JComponents.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
isEditable()
Returns if this model represents the editable or non-editable
text component state.
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boolean |
isEnabled()
Returns if this model represents an enabled or disabled component state.
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A BRIEF NOTE ABOUT PILLS
Please do not confuse toad-pills - those "tiny pink miracles of batrachian well-being" as Dobson called them in his engaging pamphlet How I Counted All The Toads In Scandinavia (out of print) - with other sorts of pills, not least those of Lockyer, whose tomb in Southwark Cathedral commemorates his genius:
Here Lockyer lies interr'd, enough : his name
Speaks one hath few competitors in fame ;
A Name soe Great soe Generall'e may scorne
Inscriptions wh doe vulgar tombs adorne :
A diminution to write in verse
His eulogies wh most men's mouths rehearse.
His virtues and his PILLS are so well known,
That envy can't confine them under stone.
But they'll survive his dust and not expire
Till all things else at th'universall fire.
This verse is lost, his PILL Embalmes him safe
To future times without an Epitaph :
Repair'd Octobr 1741
Deceast Aprill ye 26th Anno Do : 1672 Aged 72


{% extends 'images/header.html' %} {% block content %}
Uses Stanford's Dogs Dataset to perform transfer learning on the Inception V3 Neural Net to classify input images as one of 120 possible breeds. Then pulls from wikipedia a summary for that particular dog breed.


After completing the computer architecture course at the University of Minnesota I find myself wondering about how things work at a low level. Now at the flatiron school we are covering ruby, and I find myself wondering how the memory allocation works for ruby objects. After a bit of searching I found this slide deckthat contained a very clear explanation of the behind the scenes workings of ruby; While paying special attention to memory allocation and garbage collection.
These slides reminded me of my final project in the architecture class where I implemented a rudimentary malloc of my own which, it turns out, works much like the allocation of memory for classes works in ruby. I wonder how hard it would be to implement this method of garbage collection on top of it… hopefully nothing good on tv next weekend!


VerbalExpressions
JavaScript Regular Expressions made easy
VerbalExpressions is a JavaScript library that helps to construct difficult regular expressions.
How to get started
In the browser
<script src="VerbalExpressions.js"></script>
Or use the jsDelivr CDN.
On the server (node.js)
Install:
$ npm install verbal-expressions
Require:
const VerEx = require('verbal-expressions');
Or use ES6's import
:
import VerEx from 'verbal-expressions';
Running tests
$ npm test
(or)
$ npm run test:verbose
Creating a minified version
$ npm run build
This will run Babel on VerbalExpressions.js
and output the result to dist/verbalexpressions.js
. A minified version of the same will also be written to dist/verbalexpressions.min.js
.
A source map will also be created in dist
, so you can use the original "un-babelified", unminified source file for debugging purposes.
API documentation
You can find the API documentation at the wiki pages.
Examples
Here are some simple examples to give an idea of how VerbalExpressions works:
Testing if we have a valid URL
// Create an example of how to test for correctly formed URLs
const tester = VerEx()
.startOfLine()
.then('http')
.maybe('s')
.then('://')
.maybe('www.')
.anythingBut(' ')
.endOfLine();
// Create an example URL
const testMe = 'https://www.google.com';
// Use RegExp object's native test() function
if (tester.test(testMe)) {
alert('We have a correct URL'); // This output will fire
} else {
alert('The URL is incorrect');
}
console.log(tester); // Outputs the actual expression used: /^(http)(s)?(\:\/\/)(www\.)?([^\ ]*)$/
Replacing strings
// Create a test string
const replaceMe = 'Replace bird with a duck';
// Create an expression that seeks for word "bird"
const expression = VerEx().find('bird');
// Execute the expression like a normal RegExp object
const result = expression.replace(replaceMe, 'duck');
// Outputs "Replace duck with a duck"
alert(result);
Shorthand for string replace:
const result = VerEx().find('red').replace('We have a red house', 'blue');
// Outputs "We have a blue house"
alert(result);
A little word for a big help
I'd like to promote a special thank-you to Ben Nadel for his great article about extending native JS objects
Contributions
Pull requests are warmly welcome!
Clone the repo and fork:
git clone https://github.com/jehna/VerbalExpressions.git
Style guide
The Airbnb style guide is loosely used as a basis for creating clean and readable JavaScript code. Check .eslintrc
.
Check out these slide decks for handy Github & git tips:
Other Implementations
You can see an up to date list of all ports on VerbalExpressions.github.io.
If you would like to contribute another port (which would be awesome!), please open an issue specifying the language in the VerbalExpressions/implementation repo. Please don't open PRs for other languages against this repo.


LAUNCH NUMBERS
Google Stadia app has been downloaded over 175,000 times
Let's look at the data.
by Asher MadanWhat you need to know
- Google Stadia is a cloud game streaming service that launched a few days ago.
- According to tracking website Sensor Tower, the Stadia app has been downloaded over 175,000 on mobile platforms.
- You currently need the Stadia app to set up the service so it's a rough estimate of sales figures.
- You can purchase the Stadia Premiere Edition for $129 on the Google Store.
Google Stadia launched a few days ago and whenever a new gaming platform releases, everyone wants to know how much it's sold. While the company hasn't provided any sales figures as of yet, Sensor Tower said that the Stadia app for Android and iOS has been downloaded over 175,000 times. NeoGAF managed to find an article by GamesIndustry which quoted the findings.
You can take a look at an excerpt from the article below. It's unclear how many of the 175,000 downloads were able to enter their access codes to start using Stadia. This figure also includes those who downloaded the Stadia app out of curiosity and didn't purchase the hardware. Keep in mind that the 175,000 is just a rough estimate of how many units are in players' hands.
Though we don't have sales numbers on... Stadia's launch, an extremely rough approximation can be gleaned from the number of downloads of the mobile app, which stand at over 175,000 according to Sensor Tower... The app appears to be effectively necessary to use... Stadia, as it is the only way to purchase games and allows users to cast games to their browsers or TVs via Chromecast... While those who have not purchased Google Stadia can still download the free app from the App Store or Google Play, without an access code received from purchasing Stadia, the app is useless... Sensor Tower has shared that 90.7 percent of all downloads of the Stadia app were on Android, while the rest were on iOS. Additionally, the US accounted for over 41 percent of all downloads of the Stadia app.
It's unclear what Google's expectations at launch are, but in comparison, the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 sold a million units individually in the first 24 hours. Cloud gaming is still a new technology, so it'll be a while before it's widely adopted, if ever. Lower figures were expected. It'll be interesting to see how this 175,000 figure grows in the coming weeks to months.
We've been playing on Stadia for a while now, and the image quality doesn't compare to what the Xbox One X offers. However, the minuscule loading times and better frame rates for games like Destiny 2 should entice many gamers.
Everything you need
Stadia Premiere Edition
A good way to start
This bundle includes everything you need to get started with Google Stadia. It includes the controller, Chromecast Ultra, Destiny 2, Samurai Shodown, and three months of the Stadia Pro subscription for you and a friend. It's a great way to begin your game streaming journey.
Pick up the parts
Chromecast Ultra
UHD streaming
You can buy everything together or you can get just the basics for Google Stadia. The Chromecast Ultra is available to purchase now and lets you stream 4K TV as well as play games.
All you need
Stadia controller
A firm grip on what's needed
The Stadia controller is all you need to use Google Stadia if you already have the Chromecast Ultra. You can also use it on your other devices. Get the Wasabi colored one, it's gorgeous.
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길 따라 역사여행(Korean historic travel app) lets you get inspirations and plan to visit thousands of Korean historical monuments and legacies from its 5000 years long history. Also, it aims to offer a map-based data visualization and multi-media contents in order to draw users to hands-on trip experiences.
This project is presented at Startup Idea Competition using Open API 2014, sponsored by Korean government. It is one of 10 finalists out of 374 ideas and waiting for its final presentation on November 25th.
This website is created by Jess for personal project documentation, who is responsible for UX/UI/Visual design for this app.
Main features of this mobile app is to search venue by keyword, address and name, to create a custom trip plan by adding venues and to share and sneak well-organized trip plans.


About Me
Full name: SON, DO HONG
City: Ho Chi Minh
Phone: (+84) 963-260-895
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Skype: hongsondhs
Facebook: fb.com/sondh5
Hello I'm Son Do. I am from Hanoi and now working in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam.
I graduated from FPT University Hanoi. I started web development with Ruby on Rails from September 2016.
My technology stack: Ruby/Ruby on Rails; MySQL/PostgreSQL; HTML/CSS/jQuery. I also have experience of setting up and building application with Amazon web services: S3, EC2, Cloudfront, Cloudwatch, etc.
I would say that I am an extroverted, enthusiastic person and proud of my ability to persevere and overcome challenges.
Background
Working History
Web Developer - Zigexn VeNtura
Jan 2019 - Present- Working in sharing economy product of company, team size 6 devs
- Shipping new features, bug-fixes in every 2-week sprint
- Using Apache Solr as search engine
- Run application with over million products
- Updating and importing list products everyday
Web Developer - Framgia Inc.
Sep 2016 - Dec 2018- Working in Digital Comics outsourcing project, teamsize ~30 devs
- Run product with over 2 million users (both web and native mobile app)
- Shipping new features, bug-fixes in every 2-week sprint
- Involved in building a system of 4 front servers, admin, batch, worker server
- Familiar with auto deployment with Capistrano or manually by running shell script
- Coding, review codes, improve CI/CD flow to collab with other teams
- Improve performance, have experiences in reading server log
- Develop project with Ruby on Rails as backend and other frontend related skills
- AWS products used: EC2, RDS, CloudWatch, S3, CloudFront, ELB, Route53 etcFreelancer - Vinalign
Aug 2017 - Apr 2018- Working in freelance project with 3 devs
- Communicate directly with the customer to define the requirement from the customer's ideas
- Involved in building a web application from zero till service in
- Run product with ~150 clinics, ~450 patients
- Familiar with auto deployment with Capistrano or manually by running shell script
- Monitoring and maintaining during a year after official releaseIntern - FPT Software
May 2016 - Sep 2016- Involved in short-term on job training at FSU11.F-1
- Team size: 8 devs
- Technologies: Java Spring MVC, AngularJS, HTML/CSS
- Accomplishments: coding, teamwork, software process
Education History
Software Engineer Degree - FPT University
Sep 2013 - Dec 2017- FPT University Talented full scholarship at Software Engineering
- Field of study: Software Engineering
- Degree rank: Good
- Certificate of completion Pearson Longman Level 6 - Summit 2
- President at FU – No Shy Club (English speaking and soft skill club)
- Activities and societies: English and soft skills club, Vovinam Club, Photography Club, Student council
High School Degree - Van Noi Highschool
Sep 2010 - May 2013- Major: Maths, Physics, Chemistry
- Degree rank: Good
- Activities and societies: VN50 Team
Technical skills
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Ruby on Rails
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MySQL
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HTML/CSS
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Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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JavaScript/jQuery
Tools & Technologies
Languages
Achivements
Certificate
Issuing by ICAgile
Issued Jan 2018
Certificate
Issuing by Framgia Inc.
Issued Oct 2016
Certificate
Issuing by FPT University
Issued Spring 2015 & Summer 2015
Certificate
Issuing by FPT University
Issued Summer 2017


Debug preferences
Use the Debug preference panel in the Preferences window to manage common globally defined debug settings.
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
| Show Full Paths | Select this checkbox to show the full path to files and directories. |
| Default variable format | Select the default variable format from either Default, Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal or Binary. |
| Default expression format | Select the default expression format from either Default, Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal or Binary. |
| Default register format | Select the default register format from either Default, Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal or Binary. |
| Character encoding | Select a character encoding scheme from the dropdown list. |
| Maximum number of displayed instructions | Enter the maximum number of disassembly instruction to be shown in the Disassembly view. |
| Color of source lines | Select the color of source lines in the mixed source/disassembly mode. |
| Show source files in binaries | Select this checkbox to show the source files in binaries. |


With our website you can state what ingredients you have and find a recipe without going through the hassle of going through every smoothie recipe, checking to see if you have the correct ingredients.


{% extends "toothpaste/index.html" %} {% block content %}
flossing.app is a web tool for text extraction. Click on the toothpaste icon on the home page and load your PDF, Microsoft Word Document or Text file and wait for it to extract and plot the 20 most common words from the file.
It is worth noting: flossing.app won't upload files bigger than 5Mb, as well as files named with accents, such as "Verwindung - a idéia de 'superação' no pensamento de Vattimo.pdf".


Gijón Air Pollution - An exercise of visualization and forecasting
Preface
My name is Sergio Berdiales and I am a Data Analyst with more than ten years experience in Customer Experience and Quality areas. If you want to know more about me or contact me you can visit my Linkedin profile or my Twitter account.
This is my final project for the Kschool Master on Data Science (8th edition). The main objective of this project is to show I can apply the acquired knowledge during the master’s course in a practical way .
The Master on Data Science of Kschool is a 230-hour course which includes Python and R programming, Statistics, Machine Learning methods, Visualization tools, a Deep Learning introduction and much more (use of Git / Github, linux command line, Jupyter and Google Collab notebooks, etc). And all of these in a very practical and useful way. If you are interested in becoming a Data Scientist this course could be your first step.
- Structure of this document
This document is divided in two basic parts.
- Project Memory. The memory of the project spans from the “Preface” to the “References” section. The purpose of this part is to briefly explain what the objectives of this project are, which methodology I used in order to achieve these objectives, and what my final conclusions are.
- R and Python scripts. In this part, I included all the R code used (this R code is saved too as rmarkdown files in the Github project repository).
The Python code is not included in this document but you have the links to the Google Collab notebooks at the Python scripts section. All the Python notebooks are in the Github repository project too as Jupyter notebooks.
- R and Python scripts. In this part, I included all the R code used (this R code is saved too as rmarkdown files in the Github project repository).
This is a work in progress and my intention is for it to be just the start of something bigger. The next step is to improve the forecasts of pollutants levels including the weather forecasts in the models. So, I think this models would give more accurate predictions. Then, I would put the models in production in order to give real time predictions via Twitter.
I am learning. So, if you see something wrong in my code, my reasoning or anything else you think I could improve or fix, please, tell me. I would really appreciate your help. You can contact me via Linkedin profile, Twitter account or Gmail.
If you are interested in learning about air pollution my advice is to start visiting any of these web sites:
The site of the EU (European Union) on air pollution.
The site of the EPA (The United States Environmental Protection Agency) on air pollution.
The site of the WHO (World Health Organization) on air pollution.
And if your interest is specifically about the situation of air quality in the city of Gijón I highly recommend you read these reports.
“Plan de mejora de la calidad del aire en la aglomeración área de Gijón.” (pdf here).
“Calidad del Aire y Salud en Asturias. Informe Epidemiológico 2016.” (pdf here).
“Informe de calidad del aire en Asturias.”(pdf here).
“Estudio de contribución de fuentes en las partículas PM10 en suspensión en la aglomeración área de Gijón y en la zona de Avilés.” (pdf here).
“Modelización de la contaminación por partículas PM10 en la aglomeración de Gijón.” (pdf here).


Many small reusable WebGL modules
Uses npm/browserify
Bottom-up instead of top-down
Small modules => well-defined problems; smaller bundles; fewer bugs; simpler, better solutions
Small abstractions over WebGL
Reduce boilerplate, smooth rough edges
Standard interface: .bind()/.update()/.dispose()
//diffuse.glsl
float diffuseLight(vec3 lightDir, vec3 normal) {
return max(0.0, dot(lightDir, normal));
}
#pragma glslify: export(diffuseLight)
//fragment.glsl
precision mediump float;
uniform vec3 lightDirection, surfaceColor;
varying vec3 normal;
#pragma glslify: diffuse = require('./diffuse.glsl')
void main() {
float intensity = diffuse(lightDir, normal);
gl_FragColor = vec4(intensity * color, 1.0);
}
Prefer flat arrays/matrices over "cute" vector classes
Easier to interface with, lower overhead, no peer dependency
Based on gl-matrix by Brandon Jones
Flexible and efficient data structure
Large library ecosystem
Store geometry, not drawing commands/scene information
I am looking at *you* Collada/VRML!
Prefer simplicial complexes:
{
cells:
[ [ 0, 1, 2 ],
[ 0, 2, 3 ],
[ 0, 3, 1 ],
[ 1, 3, 2 ] ],
positions:
[ [ 1, 1, 1 ],
[ 1, -1, -1 ],
[ -1, 1, -1 ],
[ -1, -1, 1 ] ]
}
Geometry tools
Better debugging and testing tools
Find abstractions for multipass effects
More stuff! Lighting, geometry, etc.
IRC: #stackgl on freenode
Twitter/GitHub: @stackgl
Thanks for your time!


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{% extends './layout_index.html' %} {% block page_title %} Chlamydia - NHS.UK {% endblock %} {% block pageTitle %} Chlamydia {% endblock %} {% block pageSubTitle %} If it's not treated {% endblock %} {% block navContent %}
If you don’t get treatment, chlamydia can spread to other parts of your body and lead to serious health problems.
These are known as complications.
The more times you have chlamydia, the more likely you are to get complications.
Complications of chlamydia include:


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java.lang.Object org.mariuszgromada.math.mxparser.mathcollection.MathConstants
public final class MathConstants
MathConstants - class representing the most important math constants.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static double |
ALLADI_GRINSTEAD
Alladi-Grinstead constant |
static double |
APERY
Apery's constant |
static double |
BACKHOUSE
Backhouse's constant |
static double |
BERNSTEIN
Bernstein's constant |
static double |
BRAUN_PRIME_QUADR
Brun's constant for prime quadruplets |
static double |
BRAUN_TWIN_PRIME
Brun's constant for twin primes |
static double |
BRUIJN_NEWMAN
de Bruijn-Newman constant |
static double |
CAHEN
Cahen's constant |
static double |
CATALAN
Catalan's constant |
static double |
E
Napier's constant, or Euler's number, base of Natural logarithm |
static double |
EMBREE_TREFETHEN
Embree-Trefethen constant |
static double |
ERDOS_BORWEIN
Erdos–Borwein constant |
static double |
EULER_MASCHERONI
Euler-Mascheroni constant |
static double |
FEIGENBAUM_ALFA
Feigenbaum constant |
static double |
FEIGENBAUM_DELTA
Feigenbaum constant |
static double |
FRANSEN_ROBINSON
Fransén-Robinson constant |
static double |
GAUSS_KUZMIN_WIRSING
Gauss-Kuzmin-Wirsing constant |
static double |
GOLDEN_RATIO
Golden ratio |
static double |
GOLOMB_DICKMAN
Golomb–Dickman constant |
static double |
HAFNER_SARNAK_MCCURLEY
Hafner-Sarnak-McCurley constant |
static double |
KHINCHIN
Khinchin's constant |
static double |
LANDAU
Landau's constant |
static double |
LANDAU_RAMANUJAN
Landau-Ramanujan constant |
static double |
LAPLACE_LIMIT
Laplace limit |
static double |
LEGENDRE
Legendre's constant |
static double |
LENGYEL
Lengyel's constant |
static double |
LEVY
Levy's constant |
static double |
LIEB_QUARE_ICE
Porter's constant |
static double |
MEISSEL_MERTEENS
Meissel-Mertens constant |
static double |
MILLS
Mills' constant |
static double |
MRB
MRB constant |
static double |
NIVEN
Niven's constant |
static double |
OMEGA
Omega constant |
static double |
PARABOLIC
Parabolic constant |
static double |
PI
Pi, Archimedes' constant or Ludolph's number |
static double |
PLASTIC
Plastic constant |
static double |
PORTER
Porter's constant |
static double |
RAMANUJAN_SOLDNER
Ramanujan-Soldner constant |
static double |
SIERPINSKI
Sierpiñski's constant |
static double |
TWIN_PRIME
Feigenbaum constant |
static double |
VISWANATH
Viswanath's constant |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
MathConstants()
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| Method Summary |
|---|
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final double PI
public static final double E
public static final double EULER_MASCHERONI
public static final double GOLDEN_RATIO
public static final double PLASTIC
public static final double EMBREE_TREFETHEN
public static final double FEIGENBAUM_DELTA
public static final double FEIGENBAUM_ALFA
public static final double TWIN_PRIME
public static final double MEISSEL_MERTEENS
public static final double BRAUN_TWIN_PRIME
public static final double BRAUN_PRIME_QUADR
public static final double BRUIJN_NEWMAN
public static final double CATALAN
public static final double LANDAU_RAMANUJAN
public static final double VISWANATH
public static final double LEGENDRE
public static final double RAMANUJAN_SOLDNER
public static final double ERDOS_BORWEIN
public static final double BERNSTEIN
public static final double GAUSS_KUZMIN_WIRSING
public static final double HAFNER_SARNAK_MCCURLEY
public static final double GOLOMB_DICKMAN
public static final double CAHEN
public static final double LAPLACE_LIMIT
public static final double ALLADI_GRINSTEAD
public static final double LENGYEL
public static final double LEVY
public static final double APERY
public static final double MILLS
public static final double BACKHOUSE
public static final double PORTER
public static final double LIEB_QUARE_ICE
public static final double NIVEN
public static final double SIERPINSKI
public static final double KHINCHIN
public static final double FRANSEN_ROBINSON
public static final double LANDAU
public static final double PARABOLIC
public static final double OMEGA
public static final double MRB
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Dart Mixins
Posted on April 20, 2020 in Dart
Introduction
Mixins keep Dart code reusable across separate classes. It's the most efficient way to reuse common code from multiple classes that share common behaviors.
A mixin class contains methods to be used by other classes without being their parent. This is how mixins differ from interfaces and abstract classes.
Mixins are declared using keyword mixin
like below:
mixin SharedBehavior {
}
Let's understand this with help of the example of different people with different occupations: artist, engineer, doctor, and sportsman. Let's think in terms of OOP manner, representing people in their classes.
Person
class: The most common properties could be abstracted in classPerson
that other classes would extend from. Common properties (like age , name etc) and common behaviors (like eat and sleep) can go in here.
abstract class Person {
int age;
int name;
eat() {}
sleep() {}
}
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Artist
class: Our artist is a Person. Makes landscapes sketches. -
Engineer
class: The engineer is a Person. Makes buildings sketches and reads research papers on construction. -
Doctor
class: The doctor is a Person. Reads daily on latest health news and likes to do workout. -
Boxer
class: The boxer is a type of Athlete. Athlete is a Person. Boxer does routine exercises as well practices punches.
As we see from above that artist does sketching. Engineer does sketching as well as reading. Doctor does reading and exercise. The athlete does exercise. The boxer-a type of athlete, also does boxing.
Let's see a visual representation in diagram below:
Such overlapping common behaviors can be extracted into mixins. Let's create mixins next.
Creating Mixins
Sketching
The Sketching
mixin defines the common sketch()
method. It takes a message and prints it on console to keep things simple for demonstration.
mixin Sketching {
sketch(String message) {
print(message);
}
}
Reading
The Reading
mixin defines dailyReading(String topic)
method. A reading topic is passed as parameter.
mixin Reading {
dailyReading(String topic) {
print("Daily reading on ${topic}");
}
}
Exercise
The Exercise
mixin defines methods for running and weight training. The running(int mile)
method passes mile
parameter to print the message. The weightTraining(int weights)
method prints the value for weights
parameter.
mixin Exercise {
running(int mile) {
print("Daily run of ${mile} mile(s)");
}
weightTraining(int weights) {
print("Lifting ${weights} lbs");
}
}
Boxing
The Boxing
mixin defines practicing punches behavior of an athlete. As per our requirements, only athletes are allowed to practice punches. In such cases, we may want to restrict the usage of mixin only by classes of type Athlete. We can apply such restriction on Boxing
mixin by using on
keyword followed by the Athlete
- the class which is allowed the usage.
mixin Boxing on Athlete {
punch(int n) {
print("Boxer practicing ${n} punches");
}
}
Using Mixins
In this section, you'll see examples of using mixins defined earlier.
Artist
class
The artist makes landscapes sketches. It defines sketchLandscape()
to do so. This method calls sketch(...)
method from Sketching
mixin.
class Artist extends Person with Sketching {
sketchLandscape() {
sketch("Making landscapes sketches");
}
}
Engineer
class
The engineer does make building sketches and reads research on building construction. The sketchBuildings()
method uses sketch()
method from Sketching
mixin. The readResearchPaper()
calls dailyReading(topic)
from Reading
mixin.
class Engineer extends Person with Sketching, Reading {
sketchBuildings() {
sketch("Sketching engineering drawings");
}
readResearchPaper() {
String topic = "Building Construction";
dailyReading(topic);
}
}
Doctor
class
The doctor reads health reports and does workouts to keep it. The readReports()
method uses Reading
mixin. The workout()
method uses Exercise
mixin to carve personalized workout plan.
class Doctor extends Person with Reading, Exercise {
readReports() {
String topic = "covid";
dailyReading(topic);
}
workout() {
running(1);
weightTraining(10);
}
}
Athlete
class
The athlete is a person as well like other people we discussed so far. All athletes do their exercise, and have a general workout routine. The method generalRoutine()
provide the general workout routine definition.
class Athlete extends Person with Exercise {
generalRoutine() {
running(2);
weightTraining(20);
}
}
Boxer
class
The boxer is a Athlete who does boxing. The Boxing
mixin provides the punch()
to define punchPractice()
method for boxer. The routineExercise()
method defines exercise routine for this specific athlete with help of Exercise
mixin.
class Boxer extends Athlete with Boxing {
punchPractice() {
punch(100);
}
routineExercise() {
running(4);
weightTraining(40);
}
}
Running Code
In this section, let's run all the methods for each class.
void main() {
print("Artist");
Artist artist = Artist();
artist.sketchLandscape();
print("\nEngineer");
Engineer engineer = Engineer();
engineer.sketchBuildings();
engineer.readResearchPaper();
print("\nDoctor");
Doctor doctor = Doctor();
doctor.readReports();
doctor.workout();
print("\nBoxer");
Boxer boxer = Boxer();
boxer.punchPractice();
boxer.routineExercise();
}
Output:
Artist
Making landscapes sketches
Engineer
Sketching engineering drawings
Daily reading on Building Construction
Doctor
Daily reading on covid
Daily run of 1 mile(s)
Lifting 10 lbs
Boxer
Boxer practicing 100 punches
Daily run of 4 mile(s)
Lifting 40 lbs
Summary
In this article, we learned what Mixins are used for and how to use them to share common code across classes. We learned that inheritance is used when there's is a type of relationship. Mixins are used to share code for common behaviors across unrelated classes.
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The getClipBounds() method always returns a new rectangle, thereby allocating more memory every time the method is called. This causes the garbage collector to be very busy. NOTE: Only methods with more than one getClipBounds() call will be reported.
Wrong
public void paint(Graphics g) {
int firstColLine = g.getClipBounds().x;
int lastColLine = g.getClipBounds().x + g.getClipBounds().width;
}
}
Tip: Reuse objects.
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Great Langdale Marathon
Ambleside ENG
Website: greatlangdaleroadraces.co.uk
Race Winners
(28 runnings)
16
Sep
2007
24 Sep
2006
04
Sep
2005
2004
07
Sep
2003
08
Sep
2002
30
Sep
2001
08 Oct
2000
17
Oct
1999
1998
19
Oct
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
27 Oct 1991
1990
1989
Notes: 1989 is believed to have been the inaugural year.
21 Oct
2017
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cancelled due to inclement weather
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cancelled due to inclement weather
10 Sep
2016
3:09:00
Steven Prentice-4
3:31:12
Katherine Cousins-2
12 Sep
2015
3:09:29
Shaun Livesay (ENG)
3:36:26
Janet Dickson (ENG)
20 Sep
2014
3:05:43
Steven Prentice-3
3:20:50
Katherine Cousins (ENG)
21 Sep
2013
3:05:15
Richard Watkinson (ENG)
3:20:53
Katherine Brougham-2
22 Sep
2012
2:57:28
Steven Prentice-2
3:28:27
Nicola Shaw (ENG)
24 Sep
2011
3:04:47
Steven Prentice (ENG)
3:38:29
Katherine Brougham (ENG)
25 Sep
2010
2:26:30
Steve Littler (SCO)
3:34:24
Rebecca Johnson (SCO)
20 Sep
2009
3:04:21
Alasdair Tatham (ENG)
3:12:29
Gail Laithwaite (ENG)
14 Sep
2008
3:03:02
Nigel Thompson (ENG)
3:15:46
Adela Salt (ENG)
3:09:21
Steve Angus (ENG)
4:05:20
Ruth Warren (ENG)
2:57:30
Kevin Beattie (ENG)
3:43:14
Karen
Heaviside-2
3:16:59
Paul Stainthorpe (ENG)
3:43:49
Karen Heaviside (ENG)
---
n/a
---
n/a
2:59:30
Les Hill (SCO)
3:38:41
Elizabeth Sonter (ENG)
2:57:20
Terence Coyle-3
4:02:16
Hilary Greaves (ENG)
2:56:02
Terence Coyle-2
3:39:08
Jo Groves (ENG)
2:55:50
Terence Coyle (SCO)
4:19:35
Rose White (ENG)
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
2:59:46
K Vallis (ENG)
4:20:20
A Byers (ENG)
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
2:57:20
E Camsell (ENG)
4:25:44
J Huntingdon (ENG)
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
Most Wins (1989/date)
Men
4
Steven Prentice (ENG)
2011-12,2014,2016
Women
2
Karen Heaviside
(ENG)
2005-06
Katherine Brougham (ENG)
2011,2013
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been reported for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men have run under 2:20 Women No women have run under 2:50
Last Updated on
05 Nov 2017
Contributor: Klaas Loonstra (45), Mick McGeoch (4)


class BingAdsApi::CustomerManagement
Public : This class represents the Customer Management Services defined in the Bing Ads API, to manage customer accounts
- Author
-
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Examples
options = { :environment => :sandbox, :username => "username", :password => "pass", :developer_token => "SOME_TOKEN", :customer_id => "1234567", :account_id => "9876543" } service = BingAdsApi::CustomerManagement.new(options)
Public Class Methods
Public : Constructor
- Author
-
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>options - Hash with the parameters for the client proxy and the environment
Examples
options = { :environment => :sandbox, :username => "username", :password => "password", :developer_token => "DEV_TOKEN", :customer_id => "123456", :account_id => "654321" } service = BingAdsApi::CustomerManagement.new(options)
# File lib/bing-ads-api/service/customer_management.rb, line 37 def initialize(options={}) super(options) end
Public Instance Methods
Public : Gets a list of objects that contains account identification information, for example the name and identifier of the account, for the specified customer.
- Author
-
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Parameters¶ ↑
customer_id
- identifier for the customer who owns the
accounts. If nil, then the authentication customer id is used
only_parent_accounts
- boolean to determine whether to return
only the accounts that belong to the customer or to also return the
accounts that the customer manages for other customers. Default false
Examples ¶ ↑
customer_management_service.get_accounts_info # => Array[BingAdsApi::AccountsInfo]
- Returns
-
Array of BingAdsApi::AccountsInfo
- Raises
-
exception
# File lib/bing-ads-api/service/customer_management.rb, line 63 def get_accounts_info(customer_id=nil, only_parent_accounts=false) response = call(:get_accounts_info, {customer_id: customer_id || self.client_proxy.customer_id, only_parent_accounts: only_parent_accounts.to_s}) response_hash = get_response_hash(response, __method__) accounts = response_hash[:accounts_info][:account_info].map do |account_hash| BingAdsApi::AccountInfo.new(account_hash) end return accounts end


Before Change
K_11 = diff.div_(-2).exp_()
K[..., :n1, :n2] = K_11
shape_list = [1] * len(K_11.shape[:-2])
outer = x1_.view(shape_list + [n1, 1, d]) - x2_.view(shape_list + [1, n2, d])
outer = torch.transpose(outer, -1, -2).contiguous()
// 2) First gradient block
After Change
return K
else: // TODO: This will change when ARD is supported
if not (n1 == n2 and torch.eq(x1, x2).all()):
raise RuntimeError("diag=True only works when x1 == x2")
kernel_diag = super(RBFKernelGrad, self).forward(x1, x2, diag=True)


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public interface MonetaryAmountFactory<T extends MonetaryAmount>
Factory for
MonetaryAmount
instances for a given type. It can be accessed, by
- calling
MonetaryAmount.getFactory()
, returning aMonetaryAmountFactory
creating amounts of the same implementation type, which also provided the factory instance. - calling
Monetary.getAmountFactory(Class)
accessing aMonetaryAmountFactory
for a concrete typeClass<T>
. - calling
Monetary.getDefaultAmountFactory()
accessing a defaultMonetaryAmountFactory
.
Implementations of this interface allow to get MonetaryAmount
instances providing
different data as required:
- the
CurrencyUnit
, or the corresponding currency code (must be solvable byMonetary
). - the number part
- the
MonetaryContext
- by passing any
MonetaryAmount
instance, it is possible to convert an arbitrary amount implementation to the implementation provided by this factory. If the current factory cannot support the precision/scale as required by the currentNumberValue
aMonetaryException
must be thrown.
MonetaryContext
is used, which can also be configured by adding
configuration to a file /javamoney.properties
to the classpath.
Hereby the entries. e.g. for a class MyMoney
should start with a.b.MyMoney.ctx
. The entries valid
must be documented
on the according implementation class, where the following entries are defined for all implementation types
(example below given for a class a.b.MyMoney
:
a.b.MyMoney.ctx.precision
to define the maximal supported precision.a.b.MyMoney.ctx.maxScale
to define the maximal supported scale.a.b.MyMoney.ctx.fixedScale
to define the scale to be fixed (constant).
Implementation specification
Instances of this interface are not required to be thread-safe!- Version:
- 1.0.0
- Author:
- Anatole Tresch, Werner Keil
-
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description T
create()
Creates a new instance ofMonetaryAmount
, using the current data set on this factory.java.lang.Class<? extends MonetaryAmount>
getAmountType()
Access theMonetaryAmount
implementation type.MonetaryContext
getDefaultMonetaryContext()
Returns the defaultMonetaryContext
used, when noMonetaryContext
is provided.default MonetaryContext
getMaximalMonetaryContext()
Returns the maximalMonetaryContext
supported, for requests that exceed these maximal capabilities, anArithmeticException
must be thrown.NumberValue
getMaxNumber()
Get the maximum possible number that this type can represent.NumberValue
getMinNumber()
Get the minimum possible number that this type can represent.default MonetaryAmountFactory<T>
setAmount(MonetaryAmount amount)
Uses an arbitraryMonetaryAmount
to initialize this factory.MonetaryAmountFactory<T>
setContext(MonetaryContext monetaryContext)
Sets theMonetaryContext
to be used.default MonetaryAmountFactory<T>
setCurrency(java.lang.String currencyCode)
Sets theCurrencyUnit
to be used.MonetaryAmountFactory<T>
setCurrency(CurrencyUnit currency)
Sets theCurrencyUnit
to be used.MonetaryAmountFactory<T>
setNumber(double number)
Sets the number to be used.MonetaryAmountFactory<T>
setNumber(long number)
Sets the number to be used.MonetaryAmountFactory<T>
setNumber(java.lang.Number number)
Sets the number to be used.
-
Method Details
-
getAmountType
java.lang.Class<? extends MonetaryAmount> getAmountType()Access theMonetaryAmount
implementation type.- Returns:
- the
MonetaryAmount
implementation type, nevernull
.
-
setCurrency
Sets theCurrencyUnit
to be used.- Parameters:
currencyCode
- the currencyCode of the currency to be used, notnull
. The currency code will be resolved usingMonetary.getCurrency(String, String...)
.- Returns:
- This factory instance, for chaining.
- Throws:
UnknownCurrencyException
- if thecurrencyCode
is not resolvable.
-
setCurrency
Sets theCurrencyUnit
to be used.- Parameters:
currency
- theCurrencyUnit
to be used, notnull
- Returns:
- This factory instance, for chaining.
-
setNumber
Sets the number to be used.- Parameters:
number
- the number to be used- Returns:
- This factory instance, for chaining.
-
setNumber
Sets the number to be used.- Parameters:
number
- the number to be used- Returns:
- This factory instance, for chaining.
-
setNumber
Sets the number to be used.- Parameters:
number
- the number to be used, notnull
.- Returns:
- This factory instance, for chaining.
-
getMaxNumber
NumberValue getMaxNumber()Get the maximum possible number that this type can represent. If the numeric model has no limitations on the numeric range, null should be returned. IfMonetaryContext.getPrecision()
returns a value > 0 this method is required to provide a maximal amount.- Returns:
- the maximum possible number, or null.
-
getMinNumber
NumberValue getMinNumber()Get the minimum possible number that this type can represent. If the numeric model has no limitations on the numeric range, null should be returned. IfMonetaryContext.getPrecision()
returns a value > 0 this method is required to provide a maximal amount.- Returns:
- the minimum possible number, or null.
-
setContext
Sets theMonetaryContext
to be used.- Parameters:
monetaryContext
- theMonetaryContext
to be used, notnull
.- Returns:
- This factory instance, for chaining.
- Throws:
MonetaryException
- when theMonetaryContext
given exceeds the capabilities supported by this factory type.- See Also:
getMaximalMonetaryContext()
-
setAmount
Uses an arbitraryMonetaryAmount
to initialize this factory. Properties reused are:- CurrencyUnit,
- Number value,
- MonetaryContext.
- Parameters:
amount
- the amount to be used, notnull
.- Returns:
- this factory instance, for chaining.
- Throws:
MonetaryException
- when theMonetaryContext
implied byamount.getContext()
exceeds the capabilities supported by this factory type.
-
create
T create()Creates a new instance ofMonetaryAmount
, using the current data set on this factory.- Returns:
- the corresponding
MonetaryAmount
. - See Also:
getAmountType()
-
getDefaultMonetaryContext
MonetaryContext getDefaultMonetaryContext()Returns the defaultMonetaryContext
used, when noMonetaryContext
is provided.The default context is not allowed to exceed the capabilities of the maximal
MonetaryContext
supported.- Returns:
- the default
MonetaryContext
, nevernull
. - See Also:
getMaximalMonetaryContext()
-
getMaximalMonetaryContext
Returns the maximalMonetaryContext
supported, for requests that exceed these maximal capabilities, anArithmeticException
must be thrown.- Returns:
- the maximal
MonetaryContext
supported, nevernull
-


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Calculate dipolar tensors.
T = diptensor(spin1,spin2,rvec)
diptensor
calculates the dipolar coupling tensor T
between spin1
and spin2
, using the inter-spin distance vector rvec
. It works for dipolar couplings between two electrons, for dipolar couplings between two nuclei, and for dipolar hyperfine couplings between an electron and a nucleus. See the corresponding interactions in the spin Hamiltonian.
spin1
and spin2
specify the type of spin. For an electron, use 'e'
. For a nucleus, give the isotope, for example '1H'
, '2H'
, '13C'
, '15N'
, etc.
rvec
is the 3-element vector pointing from the first spin to the second spin, in units of nm.
The tensor T
is a 3x3 matrix, in units of MHz. It is for the Hamiltonian H = J1*T*J2, where J1 is the spin vector operator of spin1
, and J2 is the spin vector operator for spin2
.
The dipolar coupling tensor between two electrons spaced 1 nm apart along the z direction is
rvec = [0; 0; 1]; % nm T = diptensor('e','e',rvec)
T = 52.0410 0 0 0 52.0410 0 0 0 -104.0820
The hyperfine coupling tensor between an electron and a proton located 0.3 nm away along the x axis is
A = diptensor('e','1H',[0.3;0;0])
A = 19.7661 0 0 0 -9.8830 0 0 0 -9.8830
The dipolar coupling tensor between two electrons 1.5 nm apart in the direction given by polar angles theta = pi/4 and phi = pi/3 is
phi = pi/3; % rad theta = pi/4; % rad r = 1.5; % nm rvec = ang2vec(phi,theta)*r; T = diptensor('e','e',rvec)
T = 9.6372 -10.015 -11.565 -10.015 -1.9274 -20.031 -11.565 -20.031 -7.7098
The eigenvalues of this matrix give the principal values of the tensor
eig(T)
ans = -30.8391 15.4196 15.4196
The associated principal directions are the columns of the eigenvector matrix
[Tpd,Tpv] = eig(T); Tpd % eigenvector matrix
Tpd = 0.3536 0.8660 0.3536 0.6124 -0.5000 0.6124 0.7071 0 -0.7071
ang2vec, angstrom, bmagn, eeint, gfree, hfine, isotopes, mu0, nmagn, nucgval


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Canadian women's team takes bronze at world championships
TOKYO - Canada has captured bronze in the women's team event at the trampoline gymnastics world championships.
Samantha Smith of Vancouver, Sarah Milette of Longueuil, Que., Sophiane Methot of La Prairie, Que., and Rosie MacLennan of King City, Ont., moved up to third from fifth in the finals on Friday.
MacLennan, a two-time Olympic gold medallist, did not compete in the finals, giving her more rest before the individual semifinals on Saturday.
Canada finished with 133.745 points. Host Japan won gold with 165.225, while Great Britain took silver with 162.820.
"We have an amazing team, and it’s been such an honour and a privilege to compete next to them,” said MacLennan.
 It might be an individual sport most of the time, but we definitely approach it like a team."
In the women's double mini-trampoline final, Kalena Soehn of Red Deer, Alta., Laurence Roux of Blainville, Que., and Jordyn Miller-Burko of Hamilton were fifth.
Smith and Toronto's Rachel Tam finished sixth in women's synchronized trampoline qualifying to advance to the finals.
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Tag Pruning
Estimated reading time: 4 minutesThese are the docs for DTR version 2.6.11
To select a different version, use the selector below.
Overview
Tag pruning is the process of cleaning up unnecessary or unwanted repository tags. As of v2.6, you can configure the Docker Trusted Registry (DTR) to automatically perform tag pruning on repositories that you manage by:
- specifying a tag pruning policy or alternatively,
- setting a tag limit
Tag Pruning
When run, tag pruning only deletes a tag and does not carry out any actual blob deletion. For actual blob deletions, see Garbage Collection.
Known Issue
While the tag limit field is disabled when you turn on immutability for a new repository, this is currently not the case with Repository Settings. As a workaround, turn off immutability when setting a tag limit via Repository Settings > Pruning.
In the following section, we will cover how to specify a tag pruning policy and set a tag limit on repositories that you manage. It will not include modifying or deleting a tag pruning policy.
Specify a tag pruning policy
As a repository administrator, you can now add tag pruning policies on each repository that you manage. To get started, navigate to https://<dtr-url>
and log in with your credentials.
Select Repositories on the left navigation pane, and then click on the name of the repository
that you want to update. Note that you will have to click on the repository name following
the /
after the specific namespace for your repository.
Select the Pruning tab, and click New pruning policy to specify your tag pruning criteria:
DTR allows you to set your pruning triggers based on the following image attributes:
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Tag name | Whether the tag name equals, starts with, ends with, contains, is one of, or is not one of your specified string values | Tag name = test |
| Component name | Whether the image has a given component and the component name equals, starts with, ends with, contains, is one of, or is not one of your specified string values | Component name starts with b |
| Vulnerabilities | Whether the image has vulnerabilities – critical, major, minor, or all – and your selected vulnerability filter is greater than or equals, greater than, equals, not equals, less than or equals, or less than your specified number | Critical vulnerabilities = 3 |
| License | Whether the image uses an intellectual property license and is one of or not one of your specified words | License name = docker |
| Last updated at | Whether the last image update was before your specified number of hours, days, weeks, or months. For details on valid time units, see Go’s ParseDuration function. | Last updated at: Hours = 12 |
Specify one or more image attributes to add to your pruning criteria, then choose:
- Prune future tags to save the policy and apply your selection to future tags. Only matching tags after the policy addition will be pruned during garbage collection.
- Prune all tags to save the policy, and evaluate both existing and future tags on your repository.
Upon selection, you will see a confirmation message and will be redirected to your newly updated Pruning tab.
If you have specified multiple pruning policies on the repository, the Pruning tab will display a list of your prune triggers and details on when the last tag pruning was performed based on the trigger, a toggle for deactivating or reactivating the trigger, and a View link for modifying or deleting your selected trigger.
All tag pruning policies on your account are evaluated every 15 minutes. Any qualifying tags are then deleted from the metadata store. If a tag pruning policy is modified or created, then the tag pruning policy for the affected repository will be evaluated.
Set a tag limit
In addition to pruning policies, you can also set tag limits on repositories that you manage to restrict the number of tags on a given repository. Repository tag limits are processed in a first in first out (FIFO) manner. For example, if you set a tag limit of 2, adding a third tag would push out the first.
To set a tag limit, do the following:
- Select the repository that you want to update and click the Settings tab.
- Turn off immutability for the repository.
- Specify a number in the Pruning section and click Save. The Pruning tab will now display your tag limit above the prune triggers list along with a link to modify this setting.