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| 21 | * Copyright (c) 2019, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | |
| 22 | */ | |
| 23 | ||
| 24 | package opengrok.auth.plugin.util; | |
| 25 | ||
| 26 | import java.io.Serializable; | |
| 27 | import java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture; | |
| 28 | import java.util.concurrent.Executors; | |
| 29 | import java.util.concurrent.Future; | |
| 30 | ||
| 31 | public class WebHook implements Serializable { | |
| 32 | private static final long serialVersionUID = -1; | |
| 33 | ||
| 34 | private String URI; | |
| 35 | private String content; | |
| 36 | ||
| 37 | public WebHook() { | |
| 38 | } | |
| 39 | ||
| 40 | WebHook(String URI, String content) { | |
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this.URI = URI; |
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| 43 | } | |
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| 45 | public void setURI(String URI) { | |
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this.URI = URI; |
| 47 | } | |
| 48 | public String getURI() { | |
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return URI; |
| 50 | } | |
| 51 | ||
| 52 | public void setContent(String content) { | |
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this.content = content; |
| 54 | } | |
| 55 | public String getContent() { | |
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return content; |
| 57 | } | |
| 58 | ||
| 59 | public Future<String> post() { | |
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int status = RestfulClient.postIt(getURI(), getContent()); |
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completableFuture.complete(String.valueOf(status)); |
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return null; |
| 67 | }); | |
| 68 | ||
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How to select (or deselect) a custom item renderer on tap or click
Custom item renderers should dispatch Event.CHANGE
when their isSelected
property changes. The list does not select an item renderer on tap or click because some item renderers might be selected with a different interaction, like a long press or a swipe. The item renderer needs to implement this behavior.
Using the TapToSelect
class, it's easy to change the isSelected
property on tap or click:
public class CustomItemRenderer extends LayoutGroupListItemRenderer
{
public function CustomItemRenderer()
{
super();
this._select = new TapToSelect(this);
}
private var _select:TapToSelect;
}
Deselect on Tap or Click
You may notice that the item renderer is selected on tap, but not deselected when you tap again. Generally, that's how you want a list to behave. The item renderer will be deselected when another item renderer is selected. However, sometimes the list supports multiple selection, and you want to deselect the item renderer on tap or click. Simply set the tapToDeselect
property of the TapToSelect
instance to true
:
this._select.tapToDeselect = true;
Set the allowMultipleSelection
property on the List
to true
to allow multiple item renderers to be selected.
Dispatch Event.TRIGGERED
when tapped or clicked
All item renderers should also dispatch Event.TRIGGERED
when tapped.
Similar to TapToSelect
, you can use TapToTrigger
to set this up automatically:
public class CustomItemRenderer extends LayoutGroupListItemRenderer
{
public function CustomItemRenderer()
{
super();
this._trigger = new TapToTrigger(this);
this._select = new TapToSelect(this);
}
private var _trigger:TapToTrigger;
private var _select:TapToSelect;
}
Always be sure to create the TapToTrigger
instance before the TapToSelect
instance so that the Event.TRIGGERED
and Event.CHANGE
events are dispatched in the correct order.


SKUs and their Locations A Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) is a distinct thing, such as a product or service that is offered for sale. A SKU does not have to be a physical item, often things such as LABOR or INSTALLATION are also created as SKU’s so they can be easily tracked on sales.
SKUs
A few of the more important attributes for a SKU are:
- A General Ledger revenue and Asset account.
- One or more Vendors that can provide the SKU. One of the vendors is listed as the Default vendor and will be selected first for proposed re-stock Purchase Orders
- One or more Units of Measure (UOM).
- A UOM is a combination of a short code such as EA, CASE, or BOX and a size. The UOM is typically abbreviated as CASE/24 or BOX/12. The size is not shown if it’s one (1). Therefore EA wouldn’t be shown as EA/1, but just as EA.
- SKUs pricing is based off the UOM. Often times a business will offer dicounts for purchasing a larger UOM.
- A UOM also has dimensions; Height, Width, & Depth.
- One or more Locations.
Locations
Stockor is a multi-location system. It encourages setting up separate locations and keeping goods separated by location. Locations do not have to be a physical location, often times it might make business sense to segregate SKUs by business units or even by processing stage.
A SKU Location tracks:
- The quantity that is on hand.
- The quantity that is allocated. Stockor is a real-time inventory system. When a Sales Order is placed, it will attempt to reserve the quantity to it by increasing the location’s allocated count. The allocation is released and on-hand quantity lowered when the SKU is shipped.
- The cost of the SKU. Stockor uses the Moving Average Cost method of calculating cost for each SKU.
- A BIN location. When a Sales Order is being shipped, a Pick Ticket is generated for the items that will print in BIN order for maximum picking efficiency.
See Also: Wikipedia has a good article on what a SKU is and how they’re used: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock-keeping_unit


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SML/NJ Old News
- [2019-12-13] Version 110.96 is
released.
This release fixes a number of issues with the 64-bit version; see the
See the README
for details.
- [2019-11-09] Version 110.95 is
released.
This release fixes some critical bugs.
See the README
for details.
- [2019-11-02] New versions of both the macOS and Windows
installers for the 110.94
have been posted. The macOS installers fix an issue where the
scripts were looking for a 32-bit version when a 64-bit version had
been installed. The Windows installer includes a fix for bug #225 that
was inadvertently omitted.
- [2019-11-01] New versions of the 110.94
installers for macOS were released. These fix a problem with the wrapper
scripts having an incorrect path for the installation.
- [2019-10-31] Version 110.94 is
released.
This version is the first to support 64-bit platforms; specifically
64-bit executables on macOS and Linux.
See the README
for details.
- [2019-09-05] Version 110.93 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2019-08-10] Version 110.92 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2019-06-20] Version 110.91 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2019-06-12] Version 110.90 is
released.
This release completes the switch over to 64-bit file positions by adding
support for Windows (which was missing in 110.89).
See the README
for details.
- [2019-06-01] Version 110.89 is
released.
This release is not completely stable, so we recommend sticking with 110.87
for production work.
Also, this version does not support Windows.
See the README
for details.
- [2019-05-15] Version 110.88 is
released.
This release is not completely stable, so we recommend sticking with 110.87
for production work.
See the README
for details.
- [2019-05-03] Version 110.87 is
released.
See the README
for details.
Note that Version 110.86 was released on May 2, but was not announced, since
it was just a stepping stone to get to the 110.87 release.
- [2018-12-21] Version 110.85 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2018-09-03] Version 110.84 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2018-06-01] Version 110.83 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2017-10-26] The Microsoft Windows MSI installer for 110.82 is now available.
- [2017-10-16] Version 110.82 is
released.
See the README
for details.
Note: We are currently working on getting our distribution scripts
to work properly on
Windows 10, so we do not have a Windows MSI file for 110.82 at this time.
- [2017-05-01] Version 110.81 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2016-08-26] Updated the runtime.tgz file in the
110.80 release to
address an issue with building from source on some versions of Mac OS X.
- [2016-08-19] Version 110.80 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2015-10-08]
We have moved the SML/NJ Developer's mailing list to a mail server
at the University of Chicago. We also propogated the list
of subscribers from SourceForge to the new list.
The new name of the list is .
(To avoid receiving too much spam we do not show the name of the mailing list in clear text
and render it as a PNG image instead.)
- [2015-10-04] Version 110.79 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2014-12-24] Version 110.78 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2014-08-22] Version 110.77 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2013-08-23] Version 110.76 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2012-10-01] Version 110.75 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2012-01-31] Version 110.74 is
released.
See the README
for details.
- [2011-05-16] Version 110.73 is
available.
See the README
for details.
- [2010-02-06] Working
version 110.72
available.
- [2009-09-18] Working
version 110.71
available.
- [2009-08-18] A new bug form and issue tracker are available for the SML/NJ distribution.
- [2009-06-17] Working
version 110.70
available.
- [2009-01-13] Working
version 110.69
available.
- [2008-09-17] Working
version 110.68
available.
- [2007-11-15] Working
version 110.67
available. This release includes a revamped installer for Windows,
support for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), a few enhancements and many bug fixes.
(Version 110.66 did not get
announced.)
- [2007-06-07] Working
version 110.65
available. This fixes a number of bugs in ml-ulex which
also affected ckit and nlffi.
- [2007-05-31] Working
version 110.64
available.
(Version 110.63 did not get
announced.)
- [2007-02-02] Working
version 110.62 available.
(Version
110.61 did not get
announced.)
- Working version
110.60 available.
New directory layout, subversion-based source repository,
beta-releases of new program generator tools.
- Working version
110.59 available.
Bugfixes and minor improvements.
- Working version
110.58 available.
Among other improvements, this version adds support for
Intel-based Macs as well as x86-64-based Linux machines. Moreover,
it comes with lexgen, a brand-new drop-in replacement for
ml-lex.
- Working version
110.57
available. Bugfixes and minor feature enhancements.
- Working version 110.51 available.
This version adds 64-bit integer and word arithmetic to the
Basis library (structures Int64 and
Word64). (At the moment, the implementation is rather
inefficient, though.)
- Working version 110.50 available.
This version corrects a problem related to struct arguments
and results with NLFFI on the x86 platform. It also improves
back-trace support and adds a simple test coverage tool.
In addition, CM can now deal directly with "lazy sml" source code.
- Working version 110.49 available.
Version 110.49 fixes another show-stopper bug in the x86 c-calls
implementation, fixes a bug in the signal masking code, and enables
Cygwin support.
- Working version 110.48 available.
Version 110.48 fixes a show-stopper bug in the x86 c-calls
implementation introduced by 110.47. It also resolves a few other
minor issues.
- Working version 110.47 available.
The most important change is the availability of preliminary
implementations of the NLFFI foreign-function interface under Mac OS
X and Win32.
- Working version 110.46 available.
We are moving closer to compliance with the Basis Library specification.
There are also bugfixes and other minor enhancements to the installer,
the Windows port, the ml-build command-line tool, and
the Compilation Manager.
- Working version 110.45 available.
This is a maintenance release which mostly fixes problems compiling
the runtime system code using GCC 3.3.
- Working version 110.44 available.
This update fixes several important bugs, improves the new
installer, provides support for Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther), and
continues to bring the Basis implementation closer to the
specification.
- Working version 110.43 available.
This is a fairly major update which brings back an operational
port to the Microsoft Windows platform as well as extensive
work on the Basis library (including support for IntInf.int).
- The SML/NJ source CVS repository has been moved to SourceForge.
The
SML/NJ SourceForge
project page
has a link to information about CVS access. The distribution files
are also in the process of being moved to SourceForge. A mirror of
the www.smlnj.org is available at the
University of Chicago. The Bell Labs SML/NJ web site is now obsolete and
will be replaced with an indirection to www.smlnj.org. [March 10, 2003]
- We have switched over to a new mailing list hosted by
SourceForge. The name of
the new list is .
(To avoid receiving
to much spam we do not show the name of the mailing list in clear text
and render it as a JPG image instead. If spammers start using fancy
OCR, we give up.)
- Working version 110.42 available.
This relatively small but important update (among other things)
fixes a memory leak problem in CML and provides support for MacOS
X 10.2. (We have provided a MacOS disk
image with pre-compiled runtime systems for both MacOS 10.1
and 10.2 for use by those without developer tools. See the README
file within this disk image for details.)
- Version 111 plans.
Last modified: Wed Feb 1 11:45:08 CST 2012


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Module: ActionView::CollectionCaching
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance Descendants | |
|
Included In:
| |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
|
Class Chain:
self,
::ActiveSupport::Concern
|
|
| Defined in: | actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer/collection_caching.rb |
Class Method Summary
::ActiveSupport::Concern
- Extended
| class_methods | Define class methods from given block. |
| included | Evaluate given block in context of base class, so that you can write class macros here. |
| prepended | Evaluate given block in context of base class, so that you can write class macros here. |
| append_features, prepend_features |
Instance Attribute Summary
- #callable_cache_key? ⇒ Boolean readonly private
Instance Method Summary
- #cache_collection_render(instrumentation_payload, view, template, collection) private
- #collection_by_cache_keys(view, template, collection) private
- #expanded_cache_key(key, view, template, digest_path) private
-
#fetch_or_cache_partial(cached_partials, template, order_by:)
private
order_by
is an enumerable object containing keys of the cache, all keys are passed in whether found already or not. - #will_cache?(options, view) ⇒ Boolean private
DSL Calls
included
[ GitHub ]9 10 11 12 13
# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer/collection_caching.rb', line 9
included do # Fallback cache store if Action View is used without Rails. # Otherwise overridden in Railtie to use Rails.cache. mattr_accessor :collection_cache, default: ActiveSupport::Cache::MemoryStore.new end
Instance Attribute Details
#callable_cache_key? ⇒ Boolean
(readonly, private)
[ GitHub ]
# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer/collection_caching.rb', line 54
def callable_cache_key? @options[:cached].respond_to?(:call) end
Instance Method Details
#cache_collection_render(instrumentation_payload, view, template, collection) (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer/collection_caching.rb', line 20
def cache_collection_render(instrumentation_payload, view, template, collection) return yield(collection) unless will_cache?(@options, view) collection_iterator = collection # Result is a hash with the key represents the # key used for cache lookup and the value is the item # on which the partial is being rendered keyed_collection, ordered_keys = collection_by_cache_keys(view, template, collection) # Pull all partials from cache # Result is a hash, key matches the entry in # `keyed_collection` where the cache was retrieved and the # value is the value that was present in the cache cached_partials = collection_cache.read_multi(*keyed_collection.keys) instrumentation_payload[:cache_hits] = cached_partials.size # Extract the items for the keys that are not found collection = keyed_collection.reject { |key, _| cached_partials.key?(key) }.values rendered_partials = collection.empty? ? [] : yield(collection_iterator.from_collection(collection)) index = 0 keyed_partials = fetch_or_cache_partial(cached_partials, template, order_by: keyed_collection.each_key) do # This block is called once # for every cache miss while preserving order. rendered_partials[index].tap { index += 1 } end ordered_keys.map do |key| keyed_partials[key] end end
#collection_by_cache_keys(view, template, collection) (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer/collection_caching.rb', line 58
def collection_by_cache_keys(view, template, collection) seed = callable_cache_key? ? @options[:cached] : ->(i) { i } digest_path = view.digest_path_from_template(template) collection.preload! if callable_cache_key? collection.each_with_object([{}, []]) do |item, (hash, ordered_keys)| key = (seed.call(item), view, template, digest_path) ordered_keys << key hash[key] = item end end
#expanded_cache_key(key, view, template, digest_path) (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer/collection_caching.rb', line 71
def (key, view, template, digest_path) key = view.combined_fragment_cache_key(view.cache_fragment_name(key, digest_path: digest_path)) key.frozen? ? key.dup : key # #read_multi & #write may require mutability, Dalli 2.6.0. end
#fetch_or_cache_partial(cached_partials, template, order_by:) (private)
order_by
is an enumerable object containing keys of the cache, all keys are passed in whether found already or not.
cached_partials
is a hash. If the value exists it represents the rendered partial from the cache otherwise Hash#fetch
will take the value of its block.
This method expects a block that will return the rendered partial. An example is to render all results for each element that was not found in the cache and store it as an array. Order it so that the first empty cache element in cached_partials
corresponds to the first element in rendered_partials
.
If the partial is not already cached it will also be written back to the underlying cache store.
# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer/collection_caching.rb', line 91
def fetch_or_cache_partial(cached_partials, template, order_by:) entries_to_write = {} keyed_partials = order_by.index_with do |cache_key| if content = cached_partials[cache_key] build_rendered_template(content, template) else rendered_partial = yield body = rendered_partial.body # We want to cache buffers as raw strings. This both improve performance and # avoid creating forward compatibility issues with the internal representation # of these two types. if body.is_a?(ActionView::OutputBuffer) || body.is_a?(ActiveSupport::SafeBuffer) body = body.to_str end entries_to_write[cache_key] = body rendered_partial end end unless entries_to_write.empty? collection_cache.write_multi(entries_to_write) end keyed_partials end
#will_cache?(options, view) ⇒ Boolean
(private)
# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer/collection_caching.rb', line 16
def will_cache?(, view) [:cached] && view.controller.respond_to?(:perform_caching) && view.controller.perform_caching end


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I am Valentin Robert. I graduated with a PhD from University of California, San Diego in December 2018. Since then, I have been working as a research engineer for Galois, Inc. Opinions expressed on this blog are my own, and do **not** represent the views of my current or past employers.
This blog is most likely about functional programming and formal verification.


Dream Bigger makes it consecutive stakes wins in Aqueduct's Notebook
by Victor RyanRepole Stable's 2-year-old colt Dream Bigger made it two straight stakes victories on Sunday with a sharp win in the $100,000 Notebook Stakes for New York-breds at Aqueduct on Sunday.
Sent off as the odds-on favorite, Dream Bigger pressed fractions of 22:95 and :46.63 set by Moonachie. Dream Bigger and Jose Ortiz ranged up to the leader on the turn, shook clear of that rival at the top of the stretch and then held off the late charge of Scilly Cay to win by 1 1/4-lengths. Bank on Shea checked in third.
Trained by Rudy Rodriguez, Dream Bigger completed six furlongs in 1:12.24 and paid $3.70.
Rodriguez was surprised Dream Bigger didn't make the early lead, but added he expects him to improve off what was his first race in six-plus weeks.
"The horse on the lead [Moonachie], I didn't expect to see in front," Rodriguez said. "I just told Jose [Ortiz], 'You're on top of the horse, just play it by ear.' I don't think we had him as ready. I think that this race will move him forward. He was carrying a little more weight than I wanted. But he got it done today and we'll take things from here."
By Mission Impazible, Dream Bigger finished second in his first two starts versus New York-bred maidens, including behind Tiz the Law on debut, before adding blinkers and romping to 10-length victory in the New York Breeders' Futurity at Finger Lakes on Sept. 30 in his most recent start.
Ortiz noted the blinkers have played a big role in Dream Bigger's improvement and it was on display Sunday.
"When he made the lead, he kind of played around a bit," Ortiz said. "That's why we put blinkers on him to focus him up a bit more."
Rodriguez said Dream Bigger remains on target the $500,000 New York Stallion Series Great White Way on Dec.14.
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To start click the button 'Generate grid' in the main gui or type 'GenerateGrid;' at the MATLAB command line and press 'ENTER'. The following window should appear:
In this dialog, the first (base) image can be selected in which the grid will be created.
After selecting this base image, the image will be opened and a new dialog pops up to ask you if you would like to load an existing grid. If you want to create a new one, hit 'No' and go ahead.
You will get a new choice where you can select a shape for your grid.
The different types are a rectangular or circular grid, two markers, or a line of markers.
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The selected box will be shown in the image and a dialog will pop up to ask you for the input of a raster point distance in x- and y-direction.
The code will now generate the chosen grid and plot it on top of the sample image. The last dialog will ask you if you want to use and save the generated grid ('gridx.dat' and 'gridy.dat'), if you want to try again or if you want to go back to the main menu.
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Engineering Modeling Knowledge For Complexity Management In The Design Of Complex City
- French Team Leader: Egon Ostrosi, UTBM
- Chinese Team Leader: Bin He, SHU
- Team: Egon Ostrosi, Alain-Jérôme Fougères, Denis Choulier, Fabien Pfaender, MonZen Tzen
ABSTRACT
Engineering design and planning of the city of the future for its citizens of all ages with its fast and dynamic evolving structure is a complex problem. This complexity results from the conjugation of a huge amount of heterogeneous data interacting with each other. Our first claim is that engineering design theories and practices can successfully be applied in the engineering design of complex city. The second claim is that modeling knowledge plays an important role for enhancing the rationality and usability of engineering models in the engineering design of complex city like Shanghai. Engineering design can be analyzed, synthesized and validated through dynamic engineering models. Developing models for describing the knowledge of engineering models can improve the quality of complexity management in the practice of the engineering design of complex cities.
We propose a model for describing the knowledge of engineering models to assist the complexity management of the design of complex cities in light of a detailed understanding of “what we want to achieve” and “how we want to achieve” relationships and transformations.
It is based on principles of axiomatic design theory structured on different levels of modeling. Axio- matic design approach considers design as interplay between what we want to achieve and how we want to achieve it. Engineering design progress through interplay and iterations between “what we want to achieve”, representing functional modeling, and “how we want to achieve”, representing structural modeling. This model can be applied to great advantage in the design of complex city. The proposed model can capture better the knowledge of engineering models because it provides: (a) a disciplined way of thinking, (b) a disciplined way of modeling and (c) modeling tools and techniques.


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Daiki Aomine was the ace player of the renowned Generation of Miracles and was the former partner/light of Kuroko in Teikō. He currently plays as the ace and power forward of Tōō Academy. He and Kagami are sworn rivals after their clashes in the Interhigh preliminaries and in the Winter Cup. He was the main antagonist until the first round of the Winter Cup.
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Teppei Kiyoshi is the founder of Seirin High's basketball club and was its previous ace. He is known as the Iron Heart and is one of the Uncrowned Kings.
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Taiga Kagami is the deuteragonist of the Kuroko no Basuke series as well as the ace and power forward of Seirin High. He is Tetsuya Kuroko's basketball colleague and friend. He is determined to defeat the Generation of Miracles and become the best in Japan. Kagami has exceptional basketball talents and has been called "The Miracle who did not become one of the Miracles".
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Rakuzan High is a prestigious school in Kyoto where the captain of the Generation of Miracles, Seijūrō Akashi, and three of the Uncrowned Kings play. They are also mentioned as the defending champion of the Winter Cup for the past five years and the school who won most tournaments, according to Hyūga.
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Touou Academy is a school in Tokyo where the ace of the Generation of Miracles, Daiki Aomine plays. They were as good as unknown in the past, but have recruited national-level players the past year and are now one of the best teams from Tokyo.
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Shūtoku High is one of the Three Kings of Tokyo where the Generation of Miracles' shooter, Shintarō Midorima plays. Although they are one of the Three Kings of Tokyo, Seirin managed to defeat them this year in the preliminaries, denying them access to the Interhigh. Their captain was Taisuke Ōtsubo. Upon his graduation, the role was given to Yūya Miyaji.
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Kaijō High is a basketball team from Kanagawa. They are a very strong team who regularly make appearances in the Interhigh. They have one of the Generation of Miracles, Ryōta Kise, which makes them even stronger than before. Their captain is Yukio Kasamatsu. They competed in the Winter Cup, played in the semi-finals against Seirin High. Having reached the semi-finals of the tournament, Kaijō High were placed in a third place match, in which they eventually lost due to Kise's injury.
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Yōsen High is an elite school in Akita where the Generation of Miracles' center, Atsushi Murasakibara, and Tatsuya Himuro play. Yōsen High ranked 3rd in the Interhigh, after Tōō Academy and Rakuzan High. They were automatically placed for the Winter Cup and played the quarter-finals against Seirin, which they lost. Their captain is Kenichi Okamura.
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Accomplished 1st and 2nd-degree education and now pursuing a career in IT. My nationality is British/Australian but culturally Indian. I speak Gujarati which is my national Indian language. Also, one fact about me is that I'm quite fond of drawing.
* Anish Pisavadia
* Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I had first sparked an interest in IT with myself attending IPT (coding classes) classes in high school. This is where I learned basic Python, which sparked an interest in Programming which led me to discover many IT-based careers. Towards the end of my high school days which I found the “information technology” degree which will be a stepping stone to becoming a cybersecurity analyst. There was a certain experience that swayed me more to the IT profession, this was during the first major lockdown in 2020 wherein Sydney we had 3 months of online schooling which also resulted in me having extra time on my hands which I found basic HTML and Python tutorials online. The more I learned with both of these languages the more I became fascinated with programming.
I chose to study at RMIT as the units required were swayed more to programming than other universities which I liked. Since being based in NSW I found RMIT to have a wider choice of IT degree subjects compared to other universities I had researched.
I expect to learn basic programming languages such as HTML, CSS and HTML and an understanding of the concepts that work in the IT field.
I found my ideal job which is a “Cyber Security Risk Analyst”. This will require numerous years to build up to but this is what I’d hope to do in the future. Concerning www.itgovernace.com.uk a Cybersecurity Risk Analyst analyses information assets that could be affected by a cyber-attack such as hardware, systems, laptops, customer data and intellectual property) then assess the risk that could affect the assets.”
This job is special to me as IT is such a vast area and most people who are doing IT careers usually specialise in a specific field of IT. I love coding and troubleshooting and this would be the perfect area for me. A Cyber security analysis would allow me to do both and look for problems/ weaknesses within the system and allow me to help protect said “assets” falling under cyber attacks.
*Tertiary qualification in Business, IT, Computer science Relevant security or technical certification such as CISSP, CISA, CISM, CRISC, AWS, Google, Microsoft Technology related certification.
*Knowledge in contemporary information security management trends tools, practices and concepts.
*Strong critical thinking skills with the ability to identify emerging trends and determine corrective actions.
*Establishing negotiations and inflecting skills and experience in dealing with a variety of internal and internal stakeholders.
*Knowledge of technical concepts (with a focus on security and communications)
*Knowledge of information security principles and practices.
*Experience in problem-solving and influencing business stakeholders in technology and security risk management.
*Experience in developing solution options for cyber risks and threats.
*Experience in managing complex security risks including those presented via incidents, investigations and remediation actions.
*Experience participating in threat and solution planning activities and managing the execution of mitigating initiatives according to plan.
Competent skills in using Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign and Premiere pro.
Competent skills in using Autocad.
Active listener.
A great team player.
High school certificate.
Certificate 1 and 2 in construction.
Work experience as an architect.
Work experience as a labourer.
Work experience as a cameraman.
Work experience as an editor
My plan to achieve this goal is to break all the steps to have all the skills, qualifications and experience into small achievable pieces to fully accomplish this goal. Such as first obtaining the skills to become an IT help desk team member and from there manage work and further study to upskill. From the IT help desk, I plan to climb the ropes and gradually become a Cybers-security analyst. The reason I would like to slowly build myself is to fully understand my field and have a fuller understanding of what field does what. For my experience, I will (alongside study/work) will find a one-week work experience during holidays with Cybersecurity consultants, as I believe this would strongly aid me to grasp a better understanding in that particular field, have an understanding of what challenges I’m going to be facing and gain experience in my desired field of IT.
My 16 personality test results mean that I am an advocate personality type. According to the “Myers-Briggs test” the advocate personality type regards a “deep sense of idealism and integrity, but aren't idle dreamers. They take concrete steps to realize their goals and make a lasting impact.
According to the “Myers-Briggs test” the Advocate personality type may be quite reserved, but when in conversation can come across in a way that is warm and sensitive. Emotional honesty and insight usually convey a powerful impression on people around them. Also, Advocates tend to take into consideration the feelings of others trying to communicate their points in the best way possible. This personality type may well be fitting for teamwork especially in the field of IT where teamwork is essential in this industry. With reference to the “Myers-Briggs test”, I'm sure I will easily get on and work efficiently with group members to accomplish a given task.
*Advocates tend to be focused on finding the perfect solution to all problems. This can make advocates excellent counsellors and advisors.
*Insightful - meaning that most advocates have the natural ability to move past appearances and get to the heart of the problem. This gives them an ability to understand peoples true motivates, feelings and needs.
Passionate - As stated in “Myers-Briggs test”. Advocates can pursue their goal with a single-minded purpose to complete them. Advocates rarely settle for the “good enough” which is perfect for accomplishing tasks.
Perfectionism is another advocate personality type. This may seem like great quality but ideal situations are not always possible. Advocates may find it difficult to accept their given situations as they are always looking at the imperfections.
Advocates personality types tend to avoid the norm by being consistently motivated by having a greater purpose in life. The personality type considers it tedious and unnecessary to break their big vision into small manageable steps. This can cause a great deal of frustration if their plans don't turn out the way they envisioned.
The advocate's personality type is prone to burnout as their perfectionism may be the best of them. some people with this personality type may exhaust themselves if they don't solve their given problems.
*The results shown from the Big 5 Personality Test mean for me that I'm not too keen on openness to experience, but am typically very dedicated to any work that I do, and always make sure to see tasks through to the end.
*Very analytical, and able to think quickly to solve any problem I'm faced with.
*According to the Big 5, Personality Test people with low openness to experience are often well suited for careers that have routines such as finance, mechanics or technology. This is a good indicator that I would do well on a personal level in the field of IT.
*The Big 5 Personality test displayed that I have a medium score in “Agreeableness”. This illustrates that I have a friendly and helpful demeanour, try to avoid conflict and when faced with a situation I'm not afraid to speak up. “In a group situation, I’m able to find a perfect balance between keeping everyone happy, but also speaking up and making the right choice”.
The results from the Big 5 Personality Test show that I will be a very capable team member which works well with the team to complete a given goal. This test illustrates that my personality type has the ability to think quickly to solve problems and I'm dedicated to any work I do. In addition, my “Agreeableness” score was at a medium score meaning that I’m attentive to everyone’s feelings and also speaking up to make the right decision. The results will influence my behaviour in a team by being attentive to everyone’s needs, displaying great communication skills and being an active group member.
From both the “Myers Briggs Test and the Big 5 Personality Test” I can move forward into a team by acknowledging my flaws and accepting them. But also try to work with them to ensure that I’m not prone to things such as burnouts and biting off more than I can chew. By acknowledging my flaws I can ensure that I can be a good team member and will be able to work more effectively to accomplish given tasks.
I think a great project idea would be a “page analyst” it would use machine AI as the future is seemingly automated and I think that the development of a “learning AI” would result in our understanding of Artificial intelligence
The AI I intend to make acts similarly to the app “Grammarly” and identifies and analyses the key themes, quotes, ideas and techniques for the users. The target market for this project would be High school to University students whose tasks require them to read thoroughly pages upon pages of literature. Having this on the market would definitely cut in half their time spent on analysing tedious pages of text. This AI would analyse language techniques and summarise large slabs of text, isolating the central points and giving definitions on language techniques and where and how it’s being used. This would be a great realistic IT project addressing a real need.
I’m passionate about AI technique analysis as this would be a great IT project which will help numerous students around the world, by saving their time on research while giving all the justifications for the analyst repose. Which will give the user a fuller understanding of the text while also giving them the ability to understand the key concepts plus the reasoning behind the answers provided by the AI. I would really like to see this IT project as this is a project with a definite need.
To develop the skills required for this ambiguous project I would have to first understand the basic principles of how a basic AI runs and how to approach this development. First will have to learn more Java, C++, Lisp and Prolog languages to create a functioning AI which can understand and interpret text while also analysing it and providing accurate definitions for the user. Alongside these tools will have to use languages such as HTML 5, CSS and Bootstrap to fully turn this project into a fully functioning website.
To obtain this knowledge I will have to look for sources such as “youtube, and reliable web pages” to understand how the languages work and how to utilise them to our best ability. I feel like this would strongly help in obtaining the knowledge for this project.
*Some potential obstacles for the completion of this project include... Learning new skills on the internet could be a major obstacle as we have to clear cut advisor to help guide us through this task. So this could prove to be troublesome as our research for the said languages are not coming from reliable sources. This would result in a matter of “trail and error”.
The loss of time due to research. Since this is an ambiguous project and would relatively need our scope to be extended beyond what we have learned over the past couple of weeks. This would naturally result in a loss of time due to research into the new languages.
But other than these two potential drawbacks I think this could be a really cool IT project which would result in numerous benefits for everyone.


Setting Up a New CakePHP Environment in Ubuntu
CakePHP is a useful MVC framework for PHP applications. However, there are a few common gotchas when setting up a new development environment. In this post, I will go through how to get around these issues when setting up a new environment on a LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) server, in this case server running an Ubuntu OS. Please leave a comment if you have any feedback or can recommend any improvements on the suggestions here.
 Then, grab a fresh copy of CakePHP from cakephp.org. This site also has some useful resources if you’d like to learn more about the framework.
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You can use Apache’s userdir module to test your application. This will allow you to go to http://yourdomain.com/~username” in your browser where /home/username/public_html is the document root. However, this often conflicts with the Apache rewrite module which is necessary for “friendly” URLs.
To get around this conflict on a local development environment, I recommend pointing your domain at the application’s root directory. In this way, when you go to the domain in your browser it will show you the newly installed CakePHP application.
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The 3D city view gets you right inside the source code. Every building represents a method of a class.
The longer the method (in lines of code), the taller the building. The number of parameters for the method
makes the width of the building. All buildings of a same class have the same color and are located close to
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The spacing between the streets and the building is proportional to the spacing in your code, that is the ratio
between effective lines of code and the rest (comments+empty). The more comments in your code, the greener is the
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1 In the first year of Belshazzar king of Babylonia, Daniel had a dream and visions in his mind while lying on his bed. Then he wrote down what he had seen in the dream. He wrote down the most important events:
2 Daniel explained, "In my vision at night I saw that the four winds of heaven were stirring up the great sea.
3 Four large animals, each one different from the other, came up out of the sea.
4 The first was like a lion but had eagle's wings. As I was looking, its wings were torn off and it was lifted from the ground and made to stand on two feet, like a man. The mind of a man was given to it.
5 Then there was a second animal, like a bear, and it was bending over; it had three ribs between its teeth in its mouth. It was told, 'Get up and devour many people.'
6 After this I looked again. There was another animal, one that looked like a leopard. On its back it had four wings like bird wings, and it had four heads. It was given authority to rule.
7 After this I saw in my dream at night a fourth animal, terrifying, frightening, and very strong. It had large iron teeth; it devoured, broke in pieces, and trampled underfoot what was left. It was different from the other animals, and it had ten horns.
8 While I was considering the horns, I looked and saw another horn grow up among them, a little horn. Three of the first horns were wrenched out by the roots. I saw in this horn eyes like the eyes of a man and a mouth that was boasting about great things.
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thrones were set in place,
and the Ancient of Days took his seat.

His throne was flames of fire,
and its wheels were burning fire.
10 A river of fire flowed out from before him;
millions served him,
and one hundred million were standing before him.
The court was in session,
and the books were opened.
11 I continued to look because of the boastful words spoken by the horn. I watched while the animal was killed, and its body was destroyed, and it was handed over to be burned up.
12 As for the rest of the four animals, their authority to rule was taken away, but their lives were prolonged for a period of time.
13 In my visions that night,
I saw one coming with the clouds of heaven like a son of man;
he came to the Ancient of Days
and was presented before him.
14 Authority to rule and glory and royal power were given to him
so that all the peoples, nations, and languages should serve him.
His authority to rule is an everlasting authority that will not pass away,
and his kingdom is one that will never be destroyed.
15 As for me, Daniel, my spirit was grieved inside of me, and the visions I saw in my mind troubled me.
16 I approached one of them standing there and asked him to show me the meaning of these things.
17 'These large animals, four in number, are four kings that will arise from the earth.
18 But the holy people of the Most High will receive the kingdom, and they will possess it forever and ever.'
19 Then I wanted to know more about the fourth animal—it was so different from the others and very horrific with its iron teeth and bronze claws; it devoured, broke into pieces, and trampled on what was left with its feet.
20 I wanted to know about the ten horns on its head, and about the other horn that grew up before which the three horns fell down. I wanted to know about the horn that had eyes and about the mouth that boasted about great things and that seemed greater than its companions.
21 As I looked, this horn waged war against the holy people and was defeating them
22 until the Ancient of Days came, and justice was given to the holy people of the Most High. Then the time came when the holy people received the kingdom.
23 This is what that person said, 'As for the fourth animal,
it will be a fourth kingdom on earth
that will be different from all the other kingdoms.
It will devour the whole earth,
and it will trample it down
and break it into pieces.
24 As for the ten horns,
out of this kingdom ten kings will arise,
and another will arise after them.
He will be different from the previous ones,
and he will conquer the three kings.
25 He will speak words against the Most High
and will oppress the holy people of the Most High God.
He will try to change the festivals and the law.
These things will be given into his hand
for one year, two years, and half a year.
26 But the court will be in session,
and they will take his royal power away
to be consumed and destroyed at the end.
27 The kingdom and the dominion,
and the greatness of the kingdoms under the whole heaven,
will be given to the people
who belong to the holy people of the Most High.
His kingdom is an everlasting kingdom,
and all other kingdoms will serve and obey him.'
28 Here is the end of the matter. As for me, Daniel, my thoughts greatly alarmed me and my face changed in appearance. But I kept these things to myself."


call struct methods in rust
name
age
get_person_info
set_person_info
create/find/delete element in rust
create_element_in_rust
delete_element_in_rust


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