At Wix.com you can easily create your own web site both for professional and personal use. Aviran Mordo is the head of back-end engineering at Wix and is a Continuous Delivery expert. He has published this awesome article on how Wix.com manages to do continuous delivery of their software. Link to article at avriansplace.com or in read it in PDF format with marked highlights.
A really nice presentation by Mike Brittain about how Etsy manages to deploy code to production. They do this on average 30 times a day!
This PDF is a summary of what Mike says during this 48 minute session.
Wil Stuckey explains how Etsy manages to deploy nearly ~10,000 changes in one year, and how they run A/B experiments in the midst of continual code change. See presentation on InfoQ >>
Erik Kastner and John Goulah from Etsy talk about their life as engineers at Etsy.
Jez Humble explains Continuous Delivery.
Jez together with David Farley is an author of this really good book about CD. If you are going to dig deeper into CD this is the book to read!
Another good discussion with Jez and Martin Fowler about CD and its challenges.
Robert Johnson discusses Facebook's approach to scalability issues resulting from a large growth of the user base. He talks about: why one needs to prepare for horizontal and not vertical scalability, very short release cycles which are better because they introduce fewer bugs, the need to streamline the deploying process for short release cycles, and making the entire process faster every day.
This short presentation from Kevin Scott is about how LinkedIn stopped all development of new features to focus on migrating to Continuous Delivery during the end of 2011.
Shifting from feature-branch-based development to the new continuous deployment system required halting all development for (only) two months as LinkedIn trained staff, migrated old code, and built out the automated tools it needed to make the new system work. Scott says: "We wanted to be at the point where... as soon as they were checking in their code... it was qualified and releasable... that anything sitting in trunk must be releasable at any point in time, and if it's not releasable it's just as significant as a site emergency. Stop all forward software development and everyone is all hands on deck to get trunk fixed."
A good article about LikedIn's journey to CD: The Software Revolution Behind LinkedIn's Gushing Profits
A short article from Perforce with five recommendations to achieve CD.
Also Perforce has decided to also move to Continuous Delivery. Read about why?
Jesse Robbins shares his findings in doing cultural changes to move towards a more agile way of doing software development.
Because you are able to change faster, the specification you wrote a long time ago has a lot less to do with what's in production now. And that is probably a good thing because you are delivering value.
Next time you (again) find yourself failing in your predictive planning, see the first 14 minutes of this clip. See it twice. Martin Fowler explains why this almost always happens.
But is failing a plan a measure of bad success? Changing a plan could be the best for the customer. And that is what matters, right? So, stop predicting what is best to do tomorrow and definitely what is best to do next week - Be Agile.
The Agile movement shifted the relationship between clients and developers in a profound way. In waterfall processes, clients specified large amounts of functionality, then nervously faded into the background until the fateful day-of-delivery. With Agile, developers strove to engage with clients continuously, and delivered much more frequently against their needs.
The trust of the clients in developers evolves into a broader trust of the developers to deliver business value without resorting to a series of well-defined stories. In essence, the business has empowered the developers to do what they think is right for the business. This model, popularized by Facebook, has several labels, but the one we prefer for our flavor is Programmer Anarchy.
In 2012, the Wikispeed team took the world by storm. They took agile practices and applied them to the stodgiest industry possible: the car industry. They developed a green car in 3 months, proving that cars don't need to be developed in 10-25 year product cycles.
The main point of this awesone article is to replace process with software where it's possible and where it makes sense, i.e. to reduce process debt. Link to article at InfoQ >>
Andy Singleton explains why and how Assembla has moved to Continuous Delivery. Andy has also made an awesome e-book about CD available on ContinuousAgile.com.
Release more frequently is their master plan!
The first 25 minutes is the presentation. The rest is questions and discussions.
A great talk from Jez Humble about Continuous Delivery.


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Germany focused on 5G security standards, not individual firms: Merkel
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany’s focus in deciding who should build out its 5G network should be on security standards, not individual firms, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday.
Asked about pressure from some fellow conservatives to bar China’s Huawei Technologies from 5G contracts, Merkel told reporters: “It is not about individual companies, but rather security standards. It is about the certification we will carry out. That should be our guiding benchmark.”


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For the benefit of others also going to tackle Mr Dobson on this issue, (and anyone going to see some other MP) here's a quick write up of my experiences:
I arrived up half an hour before it started, and there were about eight parties ahead of me in line. My turn came half an hour after they kicked off. I had hoped to present my argument pretty much as I laid it out in my previous blog post. However, sadly I pretty much comprehensively failed to get my point across.
The 'I am not a spittle-flecked loon' introduction
As planned, I started out by saying that I fully support copyright law, and of the importance of finding ways to ensure that artists get renumerated for their work. The portions of the bill which describe the pursuit of illegal downloaders therefore have laudable and important goals, however I think that the costs and problems associated with preventing illegal downloads like this are substantial, and actually make this section of the bill counter-productive. Mr Dobson was an affable gent, and listened attentively to what I had to say.
Disconnection needlessly punishes more innocent people than guilty ones
The first objection I wanted to raise, because it seems to me to be the most clear-cut, is that the bill suggests disconnection from the internet for persistent downloaders. I pointed out that since most internet connections are shared between several people (families and housemates) disconnecting a single illegal downloader would also unfairly affect all the people who share their connection. Mr Dobson's opinion was that it would rarely come to actual disconnection - the intention of the Bill is very much that disconnection would be a rarely-used last resort. The earlier provisions in the bill (warning offenders for their first 'two strikes') are intended to stop almost everyone from illegally downloading, without any need for actual disconnections to take place.
Obviously I regard that as a grave misjudgement. But I had a lot of ground to cover, so I left this issue at that. I still feel that even if disconnection were only applied to a small number of people (which seems unlikely, from my perspective), it is still true that this would affect more innocents than guilty parties. There is no reason not to prefer more conventional punitive measures over disconnection.
Impossibility of distinguishing guilt from innocence
I moved onto my second point: When monitoring downloads, it is impossible to distinguish between guilt and innocence. If I download a song I own, from my home to my office, this behaviour may currently be legally murky, but it is clearly morally justifiable. To any external observer, this looks indistinguishable from illegal download. An observer cannot tell whether a particular download is illegal or not just by looking at the bits going down the wire - it requires more context than that. It requires the observer to know which CDs I have bought, and to what use I intend to put the proceeds (is it subject to fair use exemptions, etc?) Therefore, along with many illegal downloaders, the system proposed in the bill will also catch many innocent people in its net.
These innocents can appeal - there is a procedure in the bill for this - however they will find it impossible to demonstrate their innocence. If I have bought a CD and ripped it to my computer (which I have done with all my CDs, many years ago) then when I am accused of illegally downloading it, how am I supposed to demonstrate that I once bought that CD?
Mr Dobson listened with patience and good humour to this. However, it was clear from his responses that while he is a capable man who is working hard and with the best of intentions, the scenario I outlined was fairly foreign to his experience. He suggested that the bill is not aimed at catching people like me who are doing nothing wrong. It is aimed at people who are making a dishonest living by massive downloads which they are somehow making money from. I don't believe that any such people actually exist, never mind that the bill is aimed at them: The wording of the bill clearly encompasses individuals downloading music for their own listening pleasure, and deliberately so, but I did not go into this.
Mr Dobson felt that the appeals process would be sufficient for anyone such as my self to protest their innocence. I totally failed to communicate that demonstrating my innocence during such an appeals process would be very difficult. When I reiterated that I could not, for example, produce the receipts to all the music and movies I have ever bought in my entire lifetime, Mr Dobson reiterated that the bill was not aimed at innocent people like me, it would only be applied to illegal downloaders. I again said I don't see how the ISPs can distinguish between the two - for example I cannot produce the receipts nor the CDs that my music came from - I ripped them in 1998, and have since discarded them all. Mr Dobson said that perhaps when the bill become law (my emphasis), people will be obliged to keep their CDs "in a plastic bag in the garage", in preparation for just such a scenario. I pointed out that all of my music for the last few years has been purchased online - so never came on any CDs to begin with.
Mr Dobson didn't seem receptive to this argument. He was still in good spirits at this point, however, I totally failed to persuade him that difficulty in distinguishing between guilty and innocent downloaders was even a realistic possibility, never mind that it would actually be a serious problem.
I had hoped to move on from this point to demonstrate that this presumption of guilt that the bill contains will have a severe chilling effect on people's legitimate and morally justifiable uses of the internet, and this will hamper the development of business models, which will be presumptively quashed before ever getting a chance.
However, Mr Dobson suggested that I should send him the remainder of my points to him in a letter. I asked him if I could just spend 30 seconds skipping through the executive summary of the remainder of my argument, since I felt there was a logical chain of inferences to follow, which demonstrated some real problems with the bill. He suggested that I write it to him in a letter instead.
Probable ten or fifteen minutes had elapsed.


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Lyrics of Sunshine and Shadow
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
A Lost Dream
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 342
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: death, dream, loss, love, nature
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Ah, I have changed, I do not know
Why lonely hours affect me so.
In days of yore, this were not wont,
No loneliness my soul could daunt.
For me too serious for my age,
The weighty tome of hoary sage,
Until with puzzled heart astir,
One God–giv’n night, I dreamed of her.
I loved no woman, hardly knew
More of the sex that strong men woo
Than cloistered monk within his cell;
But now the dream is lost, and hell
Holds me her captive tight and fast
Who prays and struggles for the past.
No living maid has charmed my eyes,
But now, my soul is wonder–wise.
For I have dreamed of her and seen
Her red–brown tresses’ ruddy sheen,
Have known her sweetness, lip to lip,
The joy of her companionship.
When days were bleak and winds were rude,
She shared my smiling solitude,
And all the bare hills walked with me
To hearken winter’s melody.
And when the spring came o’er the land
We fared together hand in hand
Beneath the linden’s leafy screen
That waved above us faintly green.
In summer, by the river–side,
Our souls were kindred with the tide
That floated onward to the sea
As we swept toward Eternity.
The bird’s call and the water’s drone
Were all for us and us alone.
The water–fall that sang all night
Was her companion, my delight,
And e’en the squirrel, as he sped
Along the branches overhead,
Half kindly and half envious,
Would chatter at the joy of us.
‘Twas but a dream, her face, her hair,
The spring–time sweet, the winter bare,
The summer when the woods we ranged,—
‘Twas but a dream, but all is changed.
Yes, all is changed and all has fled,
The dream is broken, shattered, dead.
And yet, sometimes, I pray to know
How just a dream could hold me so.


Victoria Beckham says her son used her to get more social media followers
"He used me!"
by Sarah MaglioccoVictoria Beckham has revealed that one of her children used her fame to garner more social media clout.
Speaking on The Ellen DeGeneres show, Victoria explained that 17-year-old son Romeo recently joined teen video app TikTok, and wanted to launch his profile with a band,
Victoria said that her son asked if she would do a dance with him for the app.
“What should we dance to? He said ‘the Spice Girls,'” Victoria said in the clip.
“And then he took my phone, he posted it on my Instagram and said ‘That’ll get my numbers up’… He used me!”
The pair danced to Spice Up Your Life in the kitchen of their home.
However, Victoria wasn’t impressed with her son’s dance moves.
“It was a lot of fun, but I have to say I think that Romeo definitely takes after his dad with his moves,” she joked.
Touching on her son Brooklyn, Ellen asked the designer how she felt about him being listed in People’s 2019 Sexiest Man Alive issue.
“I don’t know if I want to know that,” Vic replied. “I don’t need to know.”


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| Orientation data, represented as a unit quaternion. Values are multiplied by MYOHW_ORIENTATION_SCALE. More... | |
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| #define | MYOHW_COMMAND_VIBRATE2_STEPS 6 |
| Extended vibration command. More... | |
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| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED | myohw_command_header_t |
| Header that every command begins with. More... | |
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED | myohw_command_set_mode_t |
| Command to set EMG and IMU modes. More... | |
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED | myohw_command_vibrate_t |
| Vibration command. More... | |
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED | myohw_command_deep_sleep_t |
| Deep sleep command. More... | |
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED | myohw_command_vibrate2_t |
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED | myohw_command_set_sleep_mode_t |
| Set sleep mode command. More... | |
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED | myohw_command_unlock_t |
| Unlock Myo command. More... | |
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED | myohw_command_user_action_t |
| User action command. More... | |
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| MYOHW_STATIC_ASSERT_SIZED (myohw_command_header_t, 2) | |
| MYOHW_STATIC_ASSERT_SIZED (myohw_command_set_mode_t, 5) | |
| MYOHW_STATIC_ASSERT_SIZED (myohw_command_vibrate_t, 3) | |
| #define MYOHW_COMMAND_VIBRATE2_STEPS 6 |
Extended vibration command.
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED myohw_command_deep_sleep_t |
Deep sleep command.
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED myohw_command_header_t |
Header that every command begins with.
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED myohw_command_set_mode_t |
Command to set EMG and IMU modes.
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED myohw_command_set_sleep_mode_t |
Set sleep mode command.
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED myohw_command_unlock_t |
Unlock Myo command.
Can also be used to force Myo to re-lock.
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED myohw_command_user_action_t |
User action command.
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED myohw_command_vibrate2_t |
| typedef struct MYOHW_PACKED myohw_command_vibrate_t |
Vibration command.
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| enum myohw_imu_mode_t |
IMU modes.
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NAME
print - Print a Soar item from production memory or working memory
SYNOPSIS
print -stack [ -state | -operator ]*
print [-depth n] [-internal] { identifier | integer | pattern}
print [-internal] [-name|-full] { prodname | -all | -chunks | -defaults | -justifications | -user}
DESCRIPTION
The print command is used to print items from production
memory or working memory. It can take several kinds of arguments. When
printing items from working memory, the Soar objects are printed unless the
-internal flag is used, in which case the wmes themselves are printed.
The items to be printed may be one of the following:
- production-name
- print the production named production-name
- -all
- print the names of all productions currently loaded
- -chunks
- print the names of all chunks currently loaded
- -defaults
- print the names of all default productions currently loaded
- -justifications
- print the names of all justifications currently loaded
- -user
- print the names of all user productions currently loaded
- identifier
- print the object identifier. identifier must be a
valid Soar symbol.
- integer
- print the object in working memory with the timetag integer
- pattern
- print the object whose working memory elements matching the given
pattern.
The pattern is interpreted by the Soar kernel so it must be surrounded
by curly braces or double quotes to avoid being parsed by Tcl. A
pattern has the following form:
(identifier ^attribute value [+])
The pattern is surrounded by parentheses. The identifier,
attribute, and value must be valid Soar symbols or the
wildcard symbol * which matches all occurences. The optional
+ symbol restricts pattern matches to acceptable preferences.
OPTIONS
All options apply only to arguments which follow them on the command line.
- -depth n
- This option overrides the default
printing depth (see the default-print-depth command for more
detail). Note that a -depth 0 argument is meaningful only with
accompanying integer and pattern arguments. It causes only the
matching working memory elements to be printed, instead of all
elements whose identifier is an identifier in one of the matching
working memory elements.
- -internal
- Specifies that items should be printed
in their internal form. For productions, this means leaving
conditions in their reordered (rete net) form. For working memory,
this means printing the individual elements with their
timetags, rather than the objects.
- -full
- When printing productions, print the whole production. This is the
default when printing a named production.
- -name
- When printing productions, print only the name and not the whole
production. This is the default when printing any catorgory of
productions, as opposed to a named production.
- -stack
- Specifies that the Soar goal stack should be printed. By default
this includes both states and operators. The stack listing can
be restricted by adding the -states and -operator
restrictions. Giving both options is equivalent to the default.
The predefined alias 'ps' is the same as print -stack.
EXAMPLES
- print -internal {(s1 ^* v2)}
- Print the working memory elements (and their timetags) which have
the identifier s1 as object and v2 as value.
- print -stack
- Print the Soar stack which includes states and operators.
- print -internal -full prodname
- Print the named production in its RETE form.
- print -user
- Print the names of all user productions currently loaded.
WARNINGS
The order of options and arguments to the print command
do matter: options apply only to arguments which follow them.
- print -chunks -full
- prints only the names of chunks, while
- print -full -chunks
- prints the entire chunk for all chunks.
SEE ALSO
default-wme-depth, predefined-aliases


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Apr. 1st, 2013OPA has assessed approximately 8,500 properties which were not previously assessed for AVI. Those newly assessed properties (mostly concentrated in the northwest) have been added to the map.
Mar. 19th, 2013The map was updated to show how taxes would change with a tax rate of 1.32% and a $15,000 Homestead Exemption. New ranges were added to the map legend, as well as new colors, to better fit the new tax calculations. Style changes were also made to the map elements to better match the AxisPhilly website style.
Feb. 17th, 2013Parcels that have not yet been reassessed under AVI--mostly concentrated in the northwest--were incorrectly added to this map. They have been removed. Parcels that were not originally shown--mostly parcels with abatements--have been added. Parcels that could not be matched to a tax record are not shown. The legend has also been adjusted to better fit the data.
Feb. 15th, 2013This map shows how property taxes would change for most properties if City Council passes a tax rate of 1.34% and a $30,000 Homestead Exemption
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Generates a set of sinusoidal polyline arcs connecting arrays of start and end points. The maximum vertical height of each arc is controlled by a third array.
Input Ports
Name Type Description start float[][3] starting coordinates of arcs end float[][3] ending coordinates of arcs vert float[] maximum vertical height of arcs Parameters
Name Type Description UI Control nseg int Number of segments to use for each arc Output Ports
Name Type Description out_fld Polyline Mesh Generated arcs out_obj GDobject Directly renderable output object
This module generates arcs (using a sine function) between two sets of start and end points. These points can be anywhere in 3D space. Each arc always describes a vertical path, with the height controlled in the Z axis. Three simple floating point arrays are used as input. These are arrays for the start, end and vertical scale values for each arc. A segment parameter controls how many steps are made to generate each arc. The module generates a polyline cell set that contains all the arcs. This is output both as a Field and as a renderable object.
start[n][3]
Floating point array that specifies the starting points for each of the arcs. The starting coordinates must be specified in 3 dimensions.
end[n][3]
Floating point array that specifies the ending points for each of the arcs. The ending coordinates must be specified in 3 dimensions and there should be the same number of ending coordinates as there are starting coordinates.
vert[n]
Floating point array that specifies the vertical scaling factor for each of the arcs. There should be a scaling factor for each pair of staring and ending coordinates.
nseg
Integer parameter that specifies the number of segments that should be used for each arc. Each arc must consist of at least 2 segments.
out_fld
Output field containing polyline cell sets that represent the generated arcs.
out_obj
The GDobject version of the out_fld output, suitable for direct connection to a viewer.
The functional macro JoanArcFunc uses the low-level module JoanArcCore. The user macro joan_arc uses this functional macro and the user interface macro JoanArcUI. No parameter block is used.
Two example applications are provided. The JoanArcEg1 application shows how a series of arcs can be generated from static arrays of start, end and vertical scale values. The JoanArcEg2 application uses orthoslice modules to generate start, end and scale data from the hydrogen data set. A Loop module is also included so that the resulting visualization can be animated.
xp_comm_proj/joan_arc/jarcmods.v contains the V definition of the JoanArcCore module.
xp_comm_proj/joan_arc/jarcmacs.v contains the V definitions of the JoanArcUI UI macro, the JoanArcFunc functional macro and the joan_arc user macros.
xp_comm_proj/joan_arc/jarcapps.v contains the V definitions of the JoanArcEg1 and JoanArcEg2 example applications.
The low-level JoanArcMods library containing the JoanArcCore module does not specify a process. By default the express process will be used.
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A Stock Phrase involving Bob leaving to some place. What's next is that Alice said something really bad about him. Although he doesn't fight back, he just said the phrase. I'm Standing Right Here is similar in spirit. This and Borrowed Catchphrase form Hey, That's My Line!. There are 5 variations (because the character responsible for saying the sentence usually has 5 senses) but only 2 are often used.
Examples:
- Doraemon: In "Action Quiz", Big G says that the Action Quizzer's problems are hard enough that only a really smart person would be able to answer them correctly. Noby comments he wanted to choose Ace as his helper because of this, and Big G yells "HEARD THAT!" and hits Noby.
- One Piece: In Chapter 800, after Issho thanks the Straw Hats for what they've done, Sengoku appears right behind him with this trope. It's usually not that easy to sneak up on a Blind Weaponmaster, though Sengoku is one of the two biggest Retired Badasses in the world.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: The dub of episode 69, when Vice-Chancellor Bonaparte (Napoleon in the original) duels Chancellor Crowler (Cronos), and Crowler proves to be less than adequate at returning the former's trash talk:
Jaden: He's got a way with words.Syrus: Not really.Crowler: (with Cross-Popping Veins on his head) I HEARD THAT!
- Ashes of the Past: Chapter 14, after Dexter, Ash's PokéDex, turns into a Porygon:
Ash: Okay, wow. No, I didn't see that one coming.Dexter: I thought it was obvious.Pikachu: I didn't see it coming either.Dexter: Oh, maybe there was a problem, then. I thought it was just Ash being Ash.Ash: I heard that!Dexter: That was the point.
- Back Again, Harry?: After Harry introduces Hermione to the Room of Hidden Things, her enthusiasm is about as much as he expected.
Ron: We'll never get her out of here.Harry: I'm sure she'll get hungry eventually.Ron: (teasingly) I wouldn't bet on it. I bet she could survive on ink and paper if she had to.Hermione: I heard that!
- Death Is Forced To Take A Vacation: This trope is Helheim's reaction to Fall Harvest's remark about how she'd feel better if he "was on your best behaviour". She also reacts (but without the line) to other things he's saying once he's in the mortal realm, and lets him know it.
- New Game Plus: Chapter 5, after meeting Johnny and Yosaku:
Jango: And I thought that afro jack-in-the-box was weird.Gaimon: I heard that!
- This Bites!: Chapter 7, while navigating the Grand Line's weather for the first time, after Cross has finished expressing how much he loves feeling alive (being an adrenaline junkie), Nami snaps for him to get to work:
Usopp: What happened to you enjoying living your dream?!Cross: (quietly) Nami's not a part of that dream, she's a goddamn course hazard!Soundbite: Headstrong! NOT SUICIDAL!Nami: I HEARD THAT!
- The Christmas Episode, in response to Merry chastising Carrot, Pepper, and Onion's caroling:
Kaya: Oh, don't listen to that old goat. In my opinion, I think he might be going a little deaf in one ear, if you know what I mean.Merry: (somewhere in the depths of the mansion) I heard that!- Two examples during the G-8 arc:
- Nami, Usopp, Vivi and Carue interject when Cross says that they have the "breaking down and panicking" part covered.
- Vivi interjects when Cross says that forgetting potentially dangerous things is her job.
- The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars:
Ratso: (referring to the microwave, to the protagonist appliances, sotto voce) We could sneak up behind him and shove him back into his box.Microwave: (deadpan) I heard that.
- Madagascar: Melman is rubbing two planks of wood strapped to his hooves to light Alex's signal beacon.
Alex: How's the liberty fire coming, Melman?Melman: Great! Idiot.Alex: I heard that!
- At the end of Charlotte's Web 2, Wilbur at one points says "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!" But a horse, who happens to be nearby, snaps "I heard that!"

- In Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, after winning at Chess with Death, Bill whispers to Ted "Don't fear the reaper!" and they Air Guitar. Just before the scene transition, we hear Death say "I heard that!" from off-screen.
- Angels in the Outfield: Rare positive variant in the ending of the 1994 version: Roger has just learned that someone contacted social services about giving him a permanent home, upsetting J.P., who runs off crying because this means they'll be separated. Then Knox tells Roger that he's the one who called social services and wants to be Roger's dad. Roger, however, says he can't leave J.P.; Knox promptly informs him that he could never leave J.P. either and is adopting both boys. Cue J.P.'s very happy "I heard that!"
- Looney Tunes: Back in Action: In Area 52, after Daffy is zapped into a black liquid and about to be molecularly restored.
Bugs: Eh, doc, when you bring Daffy back, can you make him 20% funnier?Daffy: I heard that!
- In Artemis Fowl, Bad Boss Opal Koboi makes a habit out of randomly saying "I heard that!" to imply that she has Psychic Powers as a means of preventing her minions from even thinking about betraying her. Except one of them decides to test this and she tells him to stop staring at her because "it's bad for my skin."
- Barth's catchphrase in the Barth's Burgers segments of You Can't Do That on Television, usually when the kids say "What do you think is in the burger?".
- Power Rangers Operation Overdrive has this in the episode "At All Cost"; Red Ranger Mack and Yellow Ranger Ronny are playing foosball:
Ronny: I've never lost.Mack: Yeah, nor have I. Granted, I've only played Spencer, and that's not much to brag about.Spencer: (through the vents) I heard that.
- In the iCarly episode "iLike Jake":
Carly: When it gets to the part where Jake was supposed to sing, we'll improvise and talk about something funny.Sam: Like Freddie's haircut.Freddie: I heard that!Sam: You were supposed to!
- This has been done time to time in Adventures in Odyssey, particularly between Eugene Meltsner and Connie Kendal.
- Persona 3: On September 24, after the second time Yukari snaps at several male students to hurry with the job they're doing, we have this exchange:
Junpei: She's like a pissed-off samurai...Yukari: (looks over her shoulder, about four feet away) I heard that!
- Jackie Chan Adventures: In the episode "Shanghai Moon", after Valmont and his lackeys are sent flying off of a space station in a pod:
Valmont: Shendu... I despise you.Shendu: I heard that.
- Phineas and Ferb: From "The Beak", after the episode's villain Khaka Peu Peu talks down to his wife:
Khaka: Ha, I told her.(chair flies in, hitting Khaka on the forehead and knocking him over)Khaka's wife: I heard that!
- SpongeBob SquarePants: This is a load of barnacles~
- In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) episode, "A Better Mousetrap", Splinter left the room. Next thing is that Michelangelo makes a pose and imitate his quote.
Michelangelo: "We will resume your training in the morning."Splinter: I heard that.
- The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius: In the episode "Sheen's Brain", when Jimmy's invention supercharges Sheen's intelligence, it keeps growing, and growing, and growing, along with his head.
- Later in the episode, Sheen pulls this to Carl again. Basically, Sheen asks Carl to bring him the "crown" (the Brain Drain Helmet needed to shrink his mind) he was offered. Taking Jimmy's advice, Carl thinks of baby llamas frolicking in the meadow. However, Carl thinks that one of the llamas escaped and is heading towards town. And since "town" rhymes with "crown", Carl reminds himself about the plan he and Jimmy enacted, which Sheen telepathically overhears, foiling the plan.
- In the VeggieTales episode, "The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown," while cheering up Pa Grape for the one song he was in only making #2, Mr. Lunt states that it was better than the Forgivomatic, which the scallion who was in the "ad" is heard off-screen, saying "I heard that!" before the sound of a door closing is heard.
- The Simpsons: Happens in the Bart Simpson's Dracula segment from "Treehouse of Horror IV".
Lisa: Dad, do you notice anything strange?Homer: Yeah. His hairdo looks so queer.Mr. Burns: I heard that!Homer: It was the boy!
- Futurama: "Fry and the Slurm Factory". When the crew visit the Slurm factory and see the Grunka-Lunkas singing a song about not asking questions.
Glurmo: Hey, I don't pay you to sing! You just used up today's bathroom break!Grunka-Lunka: (Under breath): Hard ass.Glurmo: I heard that!
- We Bare Bears: In "Rooms", Panda confronts Grizz over a video he made in which he portrayed an exaggerated, clumsy version of Panda called Pando. Later, when Panda accidentally disconnects the knob off the door to Ice Bear's secret bathroom...
Grizz: Classic Pando.Panda: I heard that!
- Danger Mouse: "DM On The Orient Express" has our hero in the clutches of two of Baron Greenback's associates. They already have Penfold who is tied to a windmill blade trying to explain that a fish ate the document everyone is after (which it did earlier in the episode).
Penfold: But it was a big fish! Honest!
DM: (to spies) You fiends! You've damaged his mind! What there was of it.
Penfold: I heard that!! - In Rugrats when the adults see a commercial for "Reptar on Ice".

- Woody Woodpecker: From "Party Animal":
Woody: I know! I'll throw a Bagpipe Appreciation Day party! (Scottish accent) The likes of which the Scottish have never seen!Miss Meany: (barges in) WOODPECKER, I HEARD THAT! Your lease specifically says "no parties!"
- Reboot: In AndrAIa's debut episode, Bob and Dot's game characters are telepathic merfolk, and Dot says the trope name twice in response to Bob's thoughts about her (first when he thinks "What a babe!", and then when he thinks "Nice tail.")


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On a successful save, the spell ends. If the target or a creature within 5 feet of it uses an action to put out the flames, or if some other effect douses the flames (such as the target being submerged in water), the spell ends.
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Administrators may configure passwords to expire within a configurable amount of time (days). A user whose password has expired will no longer be able to obtain a session/login.
An administrator may configure the system such that a user is forced to set a new password upon first login. This is a special form of Password Expiry above, in that upon creation a user account’s password is expired by default. Upon initial login, the user will not be able to obtain a session/login and the password needs to be changed prior to a next attempt. For specifying the new password, the initial password has to be provided.
An administrator may enable password expiry and initial password change via the org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.security.user.UserConfigurationImpl OSGi configuration. By default both features are disabled.
The following configuration options are supported:
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| PARAM_PASSWORD_MAX_AGE | int | 0 | Number of days until the password expires. |
| PARAM_PASSWORD_INITIAL_CHANGE | boolean | false | boolean flag to enable initial pw change. |
Note:
An expired password is defined as follows:
For the above, a password node rep:pw and a property rep:passwordLastModified, governed by a new rep:Password node type and located in the user’s home, have been introduced, leaving open future enhancements to password management (such as password policies, history, et al):
[rep:User] > rep:Authorizable, rep:Impersonatable + rep:pwd (rep:Password) = rep:Password protected ...
The rep:pw node and the rep:passwordLastModified property are defined protected in order to guard against the user modifying (overcoming) her password expiry. The new sub-node also has the advantage of allowing repository consumers to e.g. register specific commit hooks / actions on such a node.
In the future the rep:password property on the user node may be migrated to the rep:pw sub-node.
Upon initial creation of a user, the rep:passwordLastModified property is omitted. If expiry or initialPasswordChange are enabled, the absence of the property will be interpreted as immediate expiry of the password. When subsequently the user changes her password via User#changePassword, the rep:passwordLastModified property is set and henceforth interpreted.
A login module must throw a javax.security.auth.login.CredentialExpiredException upon encountering an expired password. A consumer implementation can then differentiate between a failed login (due to a wrong password specified) and an expired password, allowing the consumer to take action, e.g. to redirect to a change password form.
In Oak, the Authentication implementation provided by default with the user management compares within its authenticate() method the system time with the value stored in the rep:passwordLastModified and throws a CredentialExpiredException if now is after or on the date-time specified by the value.
In the case of initialPasswordChange a password is considered expired if no rep:passwordLastModified property can be found on login.
Both expiry and force initial password change are checked after regular credentials verification, so as to prevent an attacker identifying valid users by being redirected to a change password form upon expiry.
As described with section User Management: The Default Implementation it is possible to change the default implementation of the UserAuthenticationFactory by pluggin a custom implementation at runtime.
It’s important to note that the authentication related part of password expiry is handled by the Authentication implementation exposed by the default UserAuthenticationFactory. Replacing the factory will ultimately disable the password expiry feature unless a custom implementation respects and enforces the constraints explained before.
Oak supports changing a user’s expired password as part of the normal login process.
Consumers of the repository already specify javax.jcr.SimpleCredentials during login, as part of the normal authentication process. In order to change the password for an expired user, the login may be called with the affected user’s SimpleCredentials, while additionally providing the new password via a credentials attribute newPassword.
After verifying the user’s credentials, before checking expiry, said attribute is then used by the Authentication implementation to change the user’s password.
This way the user can change the password while the expiry check succeeds (password expired = false) and a session/login is provided at the same time.
This method of changing password via the normal login call only works if a user’s password is in fact expired and cannot be used for regular password changes (attribute is ignored, use User#changePassword directly instead).
Should the Password History feature be enabled, and - for the above password change - a password already in the history be used, the change will fail and the login still throw a CredentialExpiredException. In order for consumers of the exception to become aware that the credentials are still considered expired, and that the password was not changed due to the new password having been found in the password history, the credentials object is fitted with an additional attribute with name PasswordHistoryException.
This attribute may contain the following two values:
When users are imported via the Oak JCR XML importer, the expiry relevant nodes and property are supported. If the XML specifies a rep:pw node and optionally a rep:passwordLastModified property, these are imported, irrespective of the password expiry or force initial password change being enabled in the configuration. If they’re enabled, the imported property will be used in the normal login process as described above. If not enabled, the imported property will have no effect.
On the other hand, if the imported user already exists, potentially existing rep:passwordLastModified properties will be overwritten with the value from the import. If password expiry is enabled, this may cause passwords to expire earlier or later than anticipated, governed by the new value. Also, an import may create such a property where none previously existed, thus effectively cancelling the need to change the password on first login - if the feature is enabled.
Therefore customers using the importer in such fashion should be aware of the potential need to enable password expiry/force initial password change for the imported data to make sense, and/or the effect on already existing/overwritten data.


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Leetcode 0673. Number of Longest Increasing Subsequence
https://leetcode.com/problems/number-of-longest-increasing-subsequence
The idea of my solution is to use so-called Patience sort: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patience_sorting
The idea is to keep several decks
, where numbers in each deck are decreasing. Also when we see new card, we need to put it to the end of the leftest possible deck. Also we have paths
: corresponing number of LIS, ending with given num
. That is in paths[0]
we keep number of LIS with length 1
, in paths[k]
we keep number of LIS with length k+1
. (we keep cumulative sums) Also we keep ends_decks
list to have quick access to end of our decks.
Property: It can be proved, that each LIS can be formed as choosing not more than one number from each deck and choosing them, looking at decks from left to right.
Imagine, that we have nums = [1,3,5,4,7,10,8,2,8]
, then we have the following decks
and paths
step by step:
decks = [[-1]] paths = [[0, 1]]
decks = [[-1], [-3]] paths = [[0, 1], [0, 1]]
decks = [[-1], [-3], [-5]] paths = [[0, 1], [0, 1], [0, 1]]
decks = [[-1], [-3], [-5, -4]] paths = [[0, 1], [0, 1], [0, 1, 2]]
decks = [[-1], [-3], [-5, -4], [-7]] paths = [[0, 1], [0, 1], [0, 1, 2], [0, 2]]
decks = [[-1], [-3], [-5, -4], [-7], [-10]] paths = [[0, 1], [0, 1], [0, 1, 2], [0, 2], [0, 2]]
decks = [[-1], [-3], [-5, -4], [-7], [-10, -8]] paths = [[0, 1], [0, 1], [0, 1, 2], [0, 2], [0, 2, 4]]
decks = [[-1], [-3, -2], [-5, -4], [-7], [-10, -8]] paths = [[0, 1], [0, 1, 2], [0, 1, 2], [0, 2], [0, 2, 4]]
decks = [[-1], [-3, -2], [-5, -4], [-7], [-10, -8, -8]] paths = [[0, 1], [0, 1, 2], [0, 1, 2], [0, 2], [0, 2, 4, 6]]
We use negative numbers, so each deck is sorted in increasing way instead of decreasing.
When we see new num
, then we first find deck_idx
: number of deck we need to put this num
. Now, we want to find number of LIS, ending with this num
: for this we need to look at previous deck and find the place of num
inside this deck: here we use our property, we update our n_path
.
Now, we need to decide where we put this number:
- If our
deck_idx
is equal tolen(decks)
, it means, that we need to create newdeck
: we create new deck with one element, updateends_decks
and also appendn_paths
to ourpaths
. - In opposite case, we need to add
nums
to the end of corresponding deck, again updateends_decks
and update ourpathcs[deck_idx]
: it will consist of two parts:n_paths
: number of paths, such that previous element is from previous or before decks. Also we havepaths[deck_idx][-1]
, because we keep cumulative sums inside.
Finally, we return paths[-1][-1]
, it is number of LIS with the biggest length.
Complexity is O(n log n)
, because for each new num
we process it in O(log n)
. Space complexity is O(n)
. When I run it, i have times, I have times from 60ms to 72ms, where 60
ms beats 100% of python solutions.
class Solution:
def findNumberOfLIS(self, nums):
if not nums: return 0
decks, ends_decks, paths = [], [], []
for num in nums:
deck_idx = bisect.bisect_left(ends_decks, num)
n_paths = 1
if deck_idx > 0:
l = bisect.bisect(decks[deck_idx-1], -num)
n_paths = paths[deck_idx-1][-1] - paths[deck_idx-1][l]
if deck_idx == len(decks):
decks.append([-num])
ends_decks.append(num)
paths.append([0,n_paths])
else:
decks[deck_idx].append(-num)
ends_decks[deck_idx] = num
paths[deck_idx].append(n_paths + paths[deck_idx][-1])
return paths[-1][-1]
Shorter version it can be written in shorter version, if we prefill our decks
, decks_ends
and paths
first. However I do no know if we can do binary search in python by key: if we can, we can remove ends_decks
at all and simplify it even more. Can somebody help me with it?
class Solution:
def findNumberOfLIS(self, nums):
if not nums: return 0
n = len(nums) + 1
decks, ends_decks, paths = [[] for _ in range(n)], [float("inf")]*n, [[0] for _ in range(n)]
for num in nums:
idx = bisect.bisect_left(ends_decks, num)
n_paths = 1
if idx > 0:
l = bisect.bisect(decks[idx-1], -num)
n_paths = paths[idx-1][-1] - paths[idx-1][l]
decks[idx].append(-num)
ends_decks[idx] = num
paths[idx].append(n_paths + paths[idx][-1])
return paths[paths.index([0]) - 1][-1]
PS: see also my solution of problem 300: Longest Increasing Subsequence:
If you like the solution, you can upvote it on leetcode discussion section: Problem 0673


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See the sample coverage report. Mouse-over the bold code regions to see the tooltips.
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If you go to see this movie because you like Val Kilmer or Ethan Hawke, you're making a mistake.  Both actors put on weight and changed their look in order to portray absolute degenerates in this film, but that old trick doesn't work for these two. No matter how sloppy, drunk, or flabby these two get, they can't hide their Hollywood faces--they're just too pretty. Both are unconvincing, and when the two biggest names fail to produce, you know you've got a lousy product.
JOE THE KING is the sad story of a young boy trying to cope with his dysfunctional family in a poor, small town in the 1970s. Director and writer Frank Whaley's debut attempts to reveal the loneliness of adolescence by exposing the heart of a boy made tough by the harsh circumstances of his miserable family life. Set in upstate New York, the film follows Joe Henry (Noah Fleiss-JOSH AND S.A.M.) as he deals with an abusive father (Kilmer) and a hapless mother (Karen Young). His only salvation is his fifteen-year-old brother, Mike (Max Ligosh). Together they comfort each other as they deal with each violent and horrific episode of family crisis.
The weight of the film relies heavily upon the shoulders of young Joe Henry. Unfortunately the story doesn't allow for his character to develop because he gets no support from any of the other characters. His mother has no time, his father is constantly drunk, his brother hates him throughout most of the film, and his guidance counselor (Hawke) doesn't seem to care.
The bright spot is that the young cast outshines the adults. Deprived of food for days, the adolescents survive on a diet of Hohos and whipped cream. They'll do anything for a buck from stealing to washing dishes to mopping toilets. Strangely enough, the adults throughout the town fail to notice how desperate the kids actually are, and their indifference is disturbing. To their credit, the kids of the small town are a lot more convincing and resilient in dealing with despair than their elders.
But no matter what era it takes place in, this film is overdone and clichéd. If you see it, I recommend some No Doz, otherwise you might find yourself being awaken by some theater attendant. Or he may have nodded off as well, who knows.
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A bibliography on land, peasants, and politics for Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines
I have been doing a ton of archival work the past three weeks in DC at the National Archives II so I haven’t had too many updates!
In line with this hunt’s theme is this fantastic old Southeast Asian agrarian political economy bibliography. Written by James C Scott and Howard Leichter in 1972 for the Land Tenure Center at UWisconsin—Madison, it comes straight from the USAID archive,
While economists taking a PhD developmental sequence all know the “core” papers on land reform (such as the early contract theoretic or empirical work on West Bengal), it’s a shame that there is an incredible literature on agrarian political economy from the 1960s and 1970s that is increasingly lost to most development students! Therein are some great ideas.


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