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2. Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche
3. The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
4. Theory of Games and Economic Behavior John Von Neumann
5. Midnight in Chernobyl by Adam Higginbotham
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- Current Year at UVU Junior level
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Home Page 1 Page 2 -
What is Soleares 3 level deep inside master page -
What is Counterpoint outside of master page
This part of the page is loaded only once (unless the user presses F5).
All other contents are retreived in the background (i.e. when you click Page 1).
Note that history is written via the window.onpopstate() event (for a full user-experience).
If you want to use <script> blocks, you would have to place them inside the maser page.
Although content is rendered partially (the entire page not rendered with each request), search engines will still be able to retrieve the full content as that of a traditional website.
If you want to exclude a particulare page from search engines, you would have to use dynamic placeholders for a meta tag in your target master file; as the following example:
Place {{.MetaTagNoIndex}} in the header section of the master file. Replace it with this: <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> for the the target page; and replace it with empty string for all other pages.
This type of website, basically, loads faster and may offer a user-experience close to that of a desktop application. Although this style of delivering content can be used for any environment, the following are some suitable examples.
You can place {{.VarName}} thoughout your page for the Go code to render your dynamic variables (or conent) before a request is returned from the website.
The following is the directory structure for this sample site.
| ── html |
| ├── errors |
| ├── pages |
| ├──├── bare |
| ├──├──├── index.html |
| ├──├──├── page_1.html |
| ├──├──├── page_2.html |
| ├──├──├── page_3.html |
| ├──├──├── guitar |
| ├──├──├──├── flamenco |
| ├──├──├──├──├── soleares |
| ├──├──├──├──├── what-is-soleares.html |
| ├──├── blog |
| ├──├──├── index.html |
| ├──├──├── new-features.html |
| ├──├──├── placeholder.html |
| ├──├──├── sample-blog-post.html |
| ├──├── default |
| ├──├──├── index.html |
| ├──├──├── licence.html |
| ├──├──├── privacy-policy.html |
| ├──├──├── terms-of-use.html |
| ├──├── master |
| ├──├──├── default.html |
| ├──├──├── blog.html |
| ├──├──├── bare.html |
| ├──├── serve-file |
| ├──├──├── music |
| ├──├──├──├── theory |
| ├──├──├──├──├── counterpoint |
| ├──├──├──├──├──├── what-is-counterpoint.html |
Each master page is loaded according to its URL (document.location.href). Pages that are not part of a master page, are placed in the serve-file directoy.
Paths in the root belong to the default master page. e.g. http://localhost:8080/contact.html.
There are only rwo handlers to process http requests.
404 errors will display on the top of the master page; as the following example:
The following are the two aspects of connection that are dealt with in the ConnState:
func (ws *website) connState(conn net.Conn, connState http.ConnState)
This type of error is mainly caused by mutliple sources making rapid requests within a short window of time, which causes the number of open file handles to increase to a maximum.
By setting the Deadline, ReadDeadline, and WriteDeadline to an appropriate value, risk of getting the too many open files error is greatly reduced.
| What is Soleares |
| 3 level deep |
| inside master page |
| What is Counterpoint |
| outside of |
| master page |


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java.lang.Object java.awt.TexturePaint
public class TexturePaint
The TexturePaint
class provides a way to fill a
Shape
with a texture that is specified as
a BufferedImage
. The size of the BufferedImage
object should be small because the BufferedImage
data
is copied by the TexturePaint
object.
At construction time, the texture is anchored to the upper
left corner of a Rectangle2D
that is
specified in user space. Texture is computed for
locations in the device space by conceptually replicating the
specified Rectangle2D
infinitely in all directions
in user space and mapping the BufferedImage
to each
replicated Rectangle2D
.
Paint
,
Graphics2D.setPaint(java.awt.Paint)
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TexturePaint(BufferedImage txtr,
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PaintContext |
createContext(ColorModel cm,
Rectangle deviceBounds,
Rectangle2D userBounds,
AffineTransform xform,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates and returns a context used to generate the color pattern. |
Rectangle2D |
getAnchorRect()
Returns a copy of the anchor rectangle which positions and sizes the textured image. |
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getImage()
Returns the BufferedImage texture used to
fill the shapes. |
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getTransparency()
Returns the transparency mode for this TexturePaint . |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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object.
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object with the texture
used for paintinganchor
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public BufferedImage getImage()
BufferedImage
texture used to
fill the shapes.
BufferedImage
.public Rectangle2D getAnchorRect()
Rectangle2D
used to anchor and
size this TexturePaint
.public PaintContext createContext(ColorModel cm, Rectangle deviceBounds, Rectangle2D userBounds, AffineTransform xform, RenderingHints hints)
createContext
in interface Paint
cm
- the ColorModel
that receives the
Paint
data. This is used only as a hint.deviceBounds
- the device space bounding box of the graphics
primitive being rendereduserBounds
- the user space bounding box of the graphics
primitive being renderedxform
- the AffineTransform
from user space
into device spacehints
- a RenderingHints
object that can be used to
specify how the pattern is ultimately rendered
PaintContext
used for generating color
patterns.PaintContext
public int getTransparency()
TexturePaint
.
getTransparency
in interface Transparency
TexturePaint
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Heading 3
Heading 4
Heading 5
Heading 6
This is the first paragraph.
And this is the second paragraph.
Some ordered list:
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Element 3
Some unordered list:
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Element 3
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Is there a reason why finset.subset_union_left
and finset.subset_union_right
have implicit arguments {s₁ s₂ : finset α}
and the corresponding set.
theorems have explicit arguments (s t : set α)
?
These questions seem a bit subtle to me. The answer might be because this is one of those functions where you sometimes want the arguments to be implicit and sometimes explicit, depending on the exact context. In those cases what is the best choice?
Given that mem_union_left
exists, I think they should be explicit.
That's what I thought too. PR here.
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Forward Propagation - OpenSees/Tcl¶
Problem files |
This example uses quoFEM to estimate the first and second central moments of a FE model’s response, given the marginal distributions of various random parameters.
Consider the problem of uncertainty quantification in a two-dimensional truss structure shown in the following figure. Two input scripts are used to define a forward propagation procedure to be coordinated by quoFEM which will estimate the mean and standard deviation of the vertical displacement at node 3 using Latin hypercube sampling.
The following parameters are defined in the RV tab:
Elastic modulus,
E
: Weibull distribution with a scale parameter \((\lambda)\) of \(210.0\), shape parameter \((k)\) of \(20.0\),Load magnitude,
P
: Beta distribution with a first shape parameter \((\alpha)\) of \(2.0\), second shape parameter \((\beta)\) of \(2.0\), lower bound \((L_B)\) of \(20.0\), upper bound \((U_B)\) of \(30.0\),Cross sectional area for the other six bars,
Ao
: Lognormal distribution with a mean \((\mu)\) of \(250.0\), standard deviation \((\sigma)\) of \(50.0\),Cross sectional area for the upper three bars,
Au
: Normal distribution with a mean \((\mu)\) of \(500.0\), standard deviation \((\sigma)\) of \(100.0\),
UQ Workflow¶
To define the uncertainty workflow in quoFEM, select Forward Propagation for the Dakota Method Category, and enter the following inputs:
Method |
LHS |
Samples |
200 |
Seed |
949 |
Model Files¶
The following files make up the FEM model definition.
model.tcl: This file is an OpenSees Tcl script that constructs and runs a finite element analysis of the truss for a given realization of the problem’s random variables. It is supplied to the Input File field of the FEM tab.
post.tcl: This file is an OpenSees Tcl script that processes the QoI identifiers supplied in the QoI tab, and writes the relevant response quantities to
results.out
from an OpenSees process. It is supplied to the Postprocess File field of the FEM tab.
Results¶
The results from this analysis with a maximum of \(200\) iterations are as follows:
Node 3:
\(\mu = 7.6986\)
\(\sigma = 1.5666\)
Node 2:
\(\mu = 9.3967\)
\(\sigma = 1.8628\)
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6.004 Labs
Lab 1, Problem 8
Lab 2, Problem 1
Lab 3, Problem 3
Lab 4, Problem 3
Lab 5, Problem 3
Lab 6, Problem 2
Lab 7, Problem 1
Design Project
Test code for Lab 5
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extends java.lang.Object
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back |
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backShifted |
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bShifted |
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dPadDownShifted |
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dPadLeft |
Button |
dPadLeftShifted |
Button |
dPadRight |
Button |
dPadRightShifted |
Button |
dPadUp |
Button |
dPadUpShifted |
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Gamepad |
gamepad |
Button |
leftStickButton |
Button |
leftStickButtonShifted |
Button |
leftTrigger |
Button |
leftTriggerShifted |
Button |
rightBumper |
Button |
rightBumperShifted |
Button |
rightStickButton |
Button |
rightStickButtonShifted |
Button |
rightTrigger |
Button |
rightTriggerShifted |
Button |
start |
Button |
startShifted |
Button |
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xShifted |
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public com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Gamepad gamepad
public Button a
public Button b
public Button x
public Button y
public Button back
public Button start
public Button dPadDown
public Button dPadUp
public Button dPadLeft
public Button dPadRight
public Button leftStickButton
public Button leftTrigger
public Button rightBumper
public Button rightStickButton
public Button rightTrigger
public Button aShifted
public Button bShifted
public Button xShifted
public Button yShifted
public Button backShifted
public Button startShifted
public Button dPadDownShifted
public Button dPadUpShifted
public Button dPadLeftShifted
public Button dPadRightShifted
public Button leftStickButtonShifted
public Button leftTriggerShifted
public Button rightBumperShifted
public Button rightStickButtonShifted
public Button rightTriggerShifted
public Controller(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Gamepad gamepad)
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type
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public void addButton(Button button)
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Businessmodel of Move
Customer Segments
Move has a multi-sided business model, with two interdependent customer segments that are both needed in order to operate: realtors that provide property listings and homeseekers who view them.
Value Proposition
Move offers three primary value propositions: convenience, accessibility, and brand/status.
The company offers convenience by making life easier for its customers. While it operates one reportable business segment, its offerings can broadly be divided into two groups: Consumer Advertising and Software and Services. Each provides an end-to-end solution as follows:
- Consumer Advertising – Provides consumers with the tools, information, and professional expertise needed to make informed decisions in the areas of home selling, buying, financing, and renting.
- Software and Services – Provides real estate professionals with resources to assist them throughout their process, including advertising systems, productivity tools, and lead management tools. Convenience is also provided by the fact that approximately 90% of the active listings on Realtor.com (the flagship site) are updated every 15 minutes, with the rest of the listings updated daily.
The company creates accessibility by providing a wide variety of options. It houses a network of real estate brands that serve different purposes for different consumer needs (moving, senior housing, renting, etc.). They are: Realtor.com, Doorsteps, Moving.com, SeniorHousingNet.com, ListHub, TigerLead, Top Producer Systems, FiveStreet, and Reesio.
The company has established a powerful brand due to its success. It touts itself as the leader among online real estate information providers, providing access to listings for over 100 million properties in the U.S. as well as properties in 36 other countries. It serves more than 30 million people per month, and has the deepest consumer engagement of all real estate sites, with visitors spending over 700 million minutes per month on its platform. It maintains advertising relationships with over 400,000 real estate professionals representing over 800 Multiple Listing Services, as well as several prominent display advertisers. Lastly, it has won many honors, including the following in 2015 alone:
- The Users’ Choice Tabby Award in the “Utilities & Tools” category for its rentals app
- Two Gold and two Silver W³ Awards in for its digital video series
- An Inman Innovator Award for its “New York City Bus Tour” site feature in the category of “most innovative marketing strategy, service or technology” ### Channels
Move’s main channel for consumers is its website, while it reaches out to real estate professionals through its direct sales team. The company promotes its offering through its social media pages, advertising, and participation in trade shows and conferences.
Customer Relationships
Move’s customer relationship is primarily of a self-service, automated nature. Customers utilize the service through the main platform while having limited interaction with employees.
The company’s website provides three sections that provide answers to frequently asked questions: Realtor.com Resource Center, Homebuilders Resource Center, and Rental Resource Center. That said, there is a personal assistance component in the form of phone and e-mail support.
Key Activities
Move’s business model entails maintaining a common platform between two parties: consumers seeking homes and real estate professionals. The platform includes its website and mobile apps.
Key Partners
Move does not maintain a formal partnership program. That said, it forms strategic alliances from time to time in order to enhance its offerings for customers. Examples of these include the following:
- In July 2016 REA Group announced a partnership with Move in which the two would join to launch a global property network featuring listings from REA’s portals and Move’s Realtor.com.
- In November 2015 Apartments.com announced a partnership with Move through which it would exclusively power Move’s apartment community listings with advertising content from Apartments.com and ApartmentFinder.com. ### Key Resources
Move’s main resource is its proprietary software platform, which serves over 30 million people monthly.
It depends on human resources in the form of technology employees to maintain and update the platform and customer service personnel to provide support. Lastly, it places a high priority on intellectual property with at least nine patents issued in the United States.
Cost Structure
Move has a cost-driven structure, aiming to minimize expenses through significant automation and low-price value propositions.
Its biggest cost driver is sales/marketing costs, a fixed expense. Other major drivers are in the areas of administration, product/website development, and cost of revenue, a variable expense that includes the costs of operating and hosting its sites and mobile apps.
Revenue Streams
Move has one revenue stream: revenues it earns from the fees paid by real estate professionals to advertise their listings on the company’s platform.


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- The CAShapeLayer object
- Parameters
-
| fillColor | The color of the circle |
| zPosition | z position of the circle |
◆ drawStroke()
| void Lingvo.MobileApp.iOS.CircleProgressBar.drawStroke |
( |
float |
endAngle | ) |
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inline |
Draws the circle fragments
- Parameters
-
◆ render()
| void Lingvo.MobileApp.iOS.CircleProgressBar.render |
( |
| ) |
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inline |
◆ angle
| float Lingvo.MobileApp.iOS.CircleProgressBar.angle |
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getprotected |
The end angle of the circel fragment depending on the current progress
The end angle of the stroke layer path from 0 to 2*Math.PI
◆ Muted
| bool Lingvo.MobileApp.iOS.CircleProgressBar.Muted |
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getset |
Indicates if this ProgressBar is muted. If muted, the path stroke will not be visible
if progress bar is muted
◆ NestingLevel
| int Lingvo.MobileApp.iOS.CircleProgressBar.NestingLevel |
|
getset |
Level of nesting. The outer circle bar has a nesting of zero, the next progress bar has a nesting level of 1 and so on
The nesting level
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- src/MobileApp.iOS/Views/CircleProgressBar.cs


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Release Notes - Expressive Objects - Version 0.2.0-incubating
0.2.0 Umbrella
Documentation
Bug
Improvement
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-5] - Reinstate DerivedFacet (to distinguish from NonPersistableFacet, which is also unmodifiable).
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-10] - Properly use prepared statements instead of injecting values into "insert" and "update" SQL statements
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-25] - Update runtimes:embedded docbook guide
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-104] - Implement logout for Wicket
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-108] - Develop a "TCK" example application that exhibits/uses most Expressive Objects features in order to facilitate automated integration testing of viewers/objectstores etc.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-123] - Metamodel specload specimpl could not handle only some parameters having @Named
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-129] - Multiple persistence updates are executed when editing multiple fields within an entity in HTML viewer..
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-132] - Archive off (and no longer support) the xhtml viewer (since superceded by the json viewer)
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-138] - FacetFactory to automatically ignore Comparable#compareTo(Object) method (similar to the one that ignores the methods of java.lang.Object.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-139] - Add latest version of jQuery (1.7.1) in core.webapp
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-140] - Make the HTML viewer's message pane a little prettier...
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-141] - In HTML viewer, read-only boolean properties shown as "True" or "False" rather than as a disabled checkbox when edit object
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-148] - Remove the hack in HTML viewer's ObjectView#execute() w.r.t. ImmutableFacet
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-158] - Remove test fixture adapters for JMock2 (was too complicated), and bring in JMock 2.6RC2's JUnit4 support.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-163] - The progmodel wrapper (specifically, DomainObjectInvocationHandler) has hard-coded assumptions about the programming model
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-167] - update Expressive Objects contributors guide re: using mvn-version-plugin
New Feature
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-109] - JSON viewer (for Restful Objects, up to v0.56).
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-111] - Title Facet Via Method Annotation
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-124] - Add a @Stable annotation in the applib (along with StableFacet and StableAnnotationFacetFactory in the metamodel)
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-128] - Add DomainObjectContainer#titleOf(pojo) to allow domain objects to programmatically obtain the title of other domain objects.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-130] - New "onlinedemo" example to demonstrate combined html and json viewers as live example.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-135] - Allow HTML viewer to co-exist with other viewers, (by supporting a user-defined suffix for its links; eg ".htmlviewer" rather than ".app")
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-136] - Allow json viewer to coexist with other viewers (by introducing new authentication session lookup strategy to read from headers and enhancing ExpressiveObjectsSessionFilter)
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-137] - Provide the ability to allow new users to register through the HTML viewer.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-142] - Provide "String disabled()" method on objects to disable the entire object at runtime.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-143] - Provide "Boolean hidden()" method on objects to hide the entire object at runtime.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-147] - Adding new features to the SQL objectstore
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-149] - Update ExpressiveObjectsTestRunner to accept annotations to override Persister and Authenticator
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-160] - Allow users to override "expressive-objects_" table prefix
Task
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-81] - Fixes contributed on XHTML viewer.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-133] - Move the examples that don't match the quickstart archetype and don't demonstrate any particular feature off to ~/expressive-objects/retired.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-134] - Remove scimpi, dnd, wicket from archetype and from equivalent examples.
- [EXPRESSIVE_OBJECTS-144] - Update applib documentation to reflect new functionality provided by entity-level "boolean hidden()" and "String disabled"
Test


A FILM LFD resource handles the scripting of a scene.
It specifies the PLTT to use as palette, the DELT to use as background, the ANIM to play, and the VOIC to play during the ANIM.
The PLTT, DELT and ANIM are in the same LFD as the FILM, while all the VOIC seem to refer to jedisfx.lfd
Note: the .flm extension is a convention adopted by add-on developers when writing conversion programs, there are no real FLM files in DARK FORCES.
First comes a header :
FILM_Header IS
{
| u1 | int | // unknown |
| u2 | int | // unknown |
| nbENTRIES | int | // number of entries |
}
Then follow a series of entries:
FILM_Entry IS
{
| TYPE | char[4] | // type of the resource |
| NAME | char[8] | // name of the resource |
| LENGTH | long | // length of the resource // including this structure |
}
Note that this structure is identical to the LFD_IX_Entry structure.
Each entry may be:
| Section | Description |
| ANIM | animation, this is a collection of DELT |
| DELT | static image in delta format |
| PLTT | palette used for ANIM and DELT |
| VOIC | VOC (standard Creative Labs format) |
| VIEW | First entry in the FILM |
| CUST | Custom |
The first entry is of type VIEW.
The PLTT entry seems to be of fixed size, and the ANIM entry depends on the number of frames in the animation.
See Carl Kenner's Description for more details on these entries.
Then comes a trailer:
FILM_Trailer IS
{
| MAGIC | char[4] | // = 'END' + 0x00 |
| u1 | int | // unknown |
| u2 | int | // unknown |
| u3 | int | // unknown |
}


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Our project rocks and needs to output Hello world!
When the project function is called then we see the output Hello World.
When the project function is called then we see the output Hella World Hello World.
Adding a single number is simple. Assuming we have a number 5, then if the system adds one, we see the output 6.
Assuming we have a book with an ISBN number12345, a title Test And Testing and a description A book about tests, when we add it to the library, then we get the highest ISBN 12345


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MSMTP - Introduction
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The majority of SMTP clients use the Windows registry. These are not suitable for portability. The Uniform Server XIII uses the open source msmtp client. It's flexible, relative easy to set-up, and more importantly it's portable. This page covers the configuration sub-menu which allows you to configure and test the msmtp client.
Features
- MSMTP Integrated client.
- Pre-configured configuration template file.
- Controller to set default account - quick switching between accounts.
- Controller includes simple e-mail form for testing account configuration.
Overview
MSMTP has been pre-configured and enabled in the PHP configuration files. MSMTP itself uses a separate configuration file which has been pre-configured with example accounts. Before you can use PHP e-mail functions you need to set-up at least one account. Generally this account is your ISP email account, but for portability, consider setting up a free email account such as Hotmail or Gmail.
Only one account (the default account) is active at any one time. The Uniform Server allows you to easily switch between the accounts you have configured and set one of these as the default account. After selecting an account, you can test it using the builtin email tester.
Edit MSMTP Configuration
MSMTP is configured via the msmtprc.ini file. This has been pre-configured with three account skeletons (MyISP, Hotmail and Gmail). You can add as many accounts as you like, but each must have a unique account name.
Open this file either by using UniController or by directly using a text editor.
General > Mail utility msmtp > "Edit Configuration File" Button
File: UniServerZ\core\msmtp\msmtprc.ini
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There are three pre-configured account skeletons (MyISP, Hotmail and Gmail). You can add as many as you like, but each must have a unique account name.
The pre-configured accounts are templates. You must change the following for at least one account and assign it as the default.
| 1) MyISP |
- Substitute smpt.tiscali.co.uk with your ISP's smpt server
- Substitute<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your real email address
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| 2) Hotmail |
- Substitute<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your login email address
- Substitute fred123 with your login password
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| 3) Gmail |
- Substitute<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your login email address
- Substitute fred999 with your login password
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| Default Account |
- Change "account default : Hotmail" with the account name you want to use
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Note 1: To relay via Hotmail you will need to regularly sign into your account.
Note 2: PHP will use whichever account you have assigned as default, which is currently set to Hotmail.
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# 1 === Your ISP account ========================
account MyISP
host smpt.tiscali.co.uk
from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>auth off
# 2 === A freemail account at Hotmail ===========
account Hotmail
tls on
tls_certcheck off
host smtp.live.com
from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>auth on
user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password fred123
# 3 === A freemail account at Google ============
account Gmail
tls on
port 587
tls_certcheck off
host smtp.gmail.com
from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>auth on
user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password fred999
#==== Set a default account =====================
account default : Hotmail
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Default Account
You can manually edit the configuration file msmtprc.ini and set the default account, or alternatively use UniController’s sub-menu:
General > Mail utility msmtp > "Select Default Account" Drop-down menu
This is a dual-purpose menu allowing you to set a default account and send a test email using this account.
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Set Default Account
- Click the drop-down menu 2).
This displays all accounts contained in the configuration file.
- To set a default account, click an account name.
Note 1: PHP will use whichever account you have assigned as default, which is currently set to Hotmail.
Note 2: With more than one account configured you can easily select a default.
Note 3: The drop down menu for selecting a default account lists all accounts in the configuration, so you probably will want to delete any accounts you have not configured.
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Send Test E-Mail
General > Mail utility msmtp > "MSMTP send test e-mail" Section
This is a dual-purpose menu allowing you to set a default account and send a test email using this account.
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Send Test Email
- Enter recipient's email address 3)
- Optionally enter a subject 4) or use default.
- Optionally enter a message 5).
- Click Send Email button 6)
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View Log
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General > Mail utility msmtp > "Log file" Section
The menu provides a convenient way for you to view the MSMTP log file. If you are experiencing problems sending e-mails, this should be your first port of call; it may shed light on a particular issue.
An example of the log content is shown on right. There are three lines which have been split to fit this web page.
Log file: UniServerZ\core\msmtp\msmtp.log
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Feb 04 14:07:10 host=smtp.gmail.com tls=on auth=on<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailsize=117
smtpstatus=250 smtpmsg='250 2.0.0 OK<PHONE_NUMBER> 7sm2124401eyg.17'
exitcode=EX_OK
Sep 22 14:08:53 host=smpt.tiscali.co.uk tls=off auth=off
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailsize=108
smtpstatus=250 smtpmsg='250 ok: Message 497320898 accepted'
exitcode=EX_OK
Jan 24 11:12:14 host=smtp.live.com tls=on auth=on<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailsize=100
smtpstatus=250 smtpmsg='250 2.6.0<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Queued mail for delivery' exitcode=EX_OK
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Where to go next
See the next page for more details. msmtp - Detail
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Enhacing WFH experience..!!
In today's crisis of COVID'19 all the Tech Geeks WFH, so to enhance the work experience at home we provide fast INTERNET connectivity and WFH appliances.
PLAN1->WIRELESS INTERNET.
Wired broadband essentially means there is a physical connection to a physical location (a home or business) through a cable. There are three main types of wired broadband connections for consumer or residential use: DSL, coaxial cable, and fiber. DSL uses traditional copper wire telephone lines. Cable television companies traditionally provide service over coaxial cables. Fiber systems are comprised of glass fiber strands over which optical (light) signals are sent. (Other options for wired broadband include T1 or T3 lines in a network topology.
PLAN2->ETHERNET CONNECTION.
With the COVID-19 pandemic shuttering businesses and offices around the world, millions of people are finding themselves working from home for the first time ever. And while the idea of simply rolling out of bed and starting your workday may seem way better than your usual commute, setting yourself up for in-house professional success takes a little more planning than you might expect. That's why we've rounded up the best accessories to make working from home feel like your dream job. And for more ways to brighten up your desk, check out these.
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Link to pages with good information about computer
programming Variables:
http://www.w3schools.com/cpp/cpp_variables.asp
int - stores integers (whole numbers), without decimals, such as 123 or -123
double - stores floating point numbers, with decimals, such as 19.99 or -19.99
char - stores single characters, such as 'a' or 'B'. Char values are surrounded by single quotes
string - stores text, such as "Hello World". String values are surrounded by double quotes
bool - stores values with two states: true or false


The input formenctype attribute
The formenctype attribute specifies how the form data should be encoded when submitted.
First name:


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org.gusdb.wdk.model
Class ResultFactory
java.lang.Object
org.gusdb.wdk.model.ResultFactory
- public class ResultFactory
- extends java.lang.Object
How the QueryInstance table works.
A QueryInstance is "persistent" (ie, a row is added, and a result table is
created), if any of these applies (in priority order):
- the query is cacheable
- the "cached" bit is set
- dispose of row/resultTable when whole cache is dropped (new
- the query will be in the history (even if not cacheable, to provide a
stable history, ie, results don't change even if the db did)
- dispose of row/resultTable when user's history is purged
- the query is being used in a boolean operation
- this depends on the query being in the history
A row in QueryInstance is, by definition, persistent. If its "cacheable"
flag is on, its cacheable. If not, it is still available to the history.
We can think of "cacheability" as "shared for all users."
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
MULTI_MODE_I
public static final java.lang.String MULTI_MODE_I
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
ResultFactory
public ResultFactory(RDBMSPlatformI platform,
java.lang.String schemaName,
java.lang.String instanceTableName)
getResult
public ResultList getResult(QueryInstance instance)
throws WdkModelException
- Throws:
WdkModelException
getResultAsTable
public java.lang.String getResultAsTable(QueryInstance instance)
throws WdkModelException
- Returns:
- Full name of table containing result
- Throws:
WdkModelException
getSqlForCache
public java.lang.String getSqlForCache(QueryInstance instance)
throws WdkModelException
- Throws:
WdkModelException
createCache
public void createCache(int numParams,
boolean noSchemaOutput)
throws WdkModelException
- Parameters:
numParams
- Number of parameters allowed in a cached query
- Throws:
WdkModelException
resetCache
public void resetCache(boolean noSchemaOutput)
throws WdkModelException
- Remove all cached entries; it first deletes all the temporary
tables (found by querying the Queries table) and then deletes all
of its rows from the Queries table.
This is *not* transaction safe. A better way would be to copy the
names of the result tables to a "dropThese" table and delete
the associated rows in the cache table both within one transaction; then
separately, as a post-process, drop the tables in the dropThese table.
- Throws:
WdkModelException
dropCache
public void dropCache(boolean noSchemaOutput)
throws WdkModelException
- Drop all tables and sequences associated with the cache
- Throws:
WdkModelException
main
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)


jQuery Circles Progressbar
Basic
With Text (custom CSS Class possible)
With % Sign and custom CSS
Colors
With Border
Transparency
No Animation


| I l@ve RuBoard |
The Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) exchanges news articles over a network. Whenever you run a news reader, it uses the NNTP protocol to read and post news articles.
An NNTP server program is run on a computer client computers can connect to. The NNTP protocol is text-based: all communications between the client and server use ASCII text. The NNTP protocol is similar to the SMTP mail protocol we discussed in the previous chapter. Clients send requests or news articles, and the server responds with responses and possibly a news article. News articles are structured similar to Internet mail messages; the body of the article follows a list of headers.
It should come as no surprise that a Python module nntplib supports the NNTP protocol. Following the style of the other Internet-related modules, a single class NNTP implements all functionality.
The NNTP protocol supports a wide variety of commands for determining which articles exist on the server computer. Information on these commands is beyond the scope of this book; you should refer to the NNTP protocol standard or the nntplib module itself for further information.
However, to whet your appetite, let's create a sample program that scans a newsgroup for a list of articles with a specific word in their subject. It generates an HTML file, then fires your browser with the news articles hyperlinked:
# SimpleNewsViewer.py # Finds all news articles in a news group that have a specific word # in its subject. Then writes the results to a HTML file for # easy reading. # eg, running: # c:\> SimpleNewsViewer.py comp.lang.python python # # Will generate "comp.lang.python.html", and execute your # browser on this file. import sys, string import nntplib import win32api # to execute our browser. g_newsserver = 'news-server.c3.telstra-mm.net.au' def MakeNewsPage(groupname, subjectsearch, outfile ): print "Connecting..." nntp=nntplib.NNTP(g_newsserver) print "Fetching group information" # Most functions return the raw server response first. resp, numarts, first, last, name = nntp.group(groupname) # Get the subject line from these messages. print "Getting article information..." resp, data = nntp.xover(first, last) for artnum, subject, poster, time, id, references, size, numlines in data: # We will match on any case! subjectlook=string.lower(subject) if string.find(subjectlook, string.lower(subjectsearch))>=0: # Translate the "<" and ">" chars. subject = string.replace(subjectlook, "<", "<") poster = string.replace(poster, "<", "<") subject = string.replace(subject, ">", ">") poster = string.replace(poster, ">", ">") # Build a href href="news:%s" % id[1:-1] # Write the HTML outfile.write('
From %s on %s
%s\n' \ % (poster, time, href, subject)) outfile.close() if __name__=='__main__': if len(sys.argv)<3: print "usage: %s groupname, searchstring" % sys.argv[0] sys.exit(1) groupname = sys.argv[1] search = sys.argv[2] outname = groupname + ".htm" # Open the outfile file. outfile = open(outname, "w") MakeNewsPage(groupname, search, outfile) print "Done - Executing", outname win32api.ShellExecute(0, "open", outname, None, "", 1)
Now run this program using syntax such as:
C:\Scripts>SimpleNewsViewer comp.lang.python python Connecting... Fetching group information Getting article information... Done - Executing comp.lang.python.htm
You should find your browser opened with a list of news articles that match the search. Clicking on one of the links opens your news-reading software and the article.
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XenForo
1.5.12
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Public Member Functions | |
| supportsRelevance () | |
| insertIntoIndex ($contentType, $contentId, $title, $message, $itemDate, $userId, $discussionId=0, array $metadata=array()) | |
| finalizeRebuildSet () | |
| updateIndex ($contentType, $contentId, array $fieldUpdates) | |
| deleteFromIndex ($contentType, array $contentIds) | |
| deleteIndex ($contentType=null) | |
| executeSearch ($searchQuery, $titleOnly, array $processedConstraints, array $orderParts, $groupByDiscussionType, $maxResults, XenForo_Search_DataHandler_Abstract $typeHandler=null) | |
| executeSearchByUserId ($userId, $maxDate, $maxResults) | |
| getMetadataKey ($keyName, $value) | |
| tokenizeQuery ($query) | |
| splitWords ($words) | |
| parseTokenizedQuery (array $query, array $processedConstraints) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from XenForo_Search_SourceHandler_Abstract | |
| supportsRelevance () | |
| insertIntoIndex ($contentType, $contentId, $title, $message, $itemDate, $userId, $discussionId=0, array $metadata=array()) | |
| updateIndex ($contentType, $contentId, array $fieldUpdates) | |
| deleteFromIndex ($contentType, array $contentIds) | |
| executeSearch ($searchQuery, $titleOnly, array $processedConstraints, array $orderParts, $groupByDiscussionType, $maxResults, XenForo_Search_DataHandler_Abstract $typeHandler=null) | |
| executeSearchByUserId ($userId, $maxDate, $maxResults) | |
| searchGeneral ($searchQuery, array $constraints, $order, $maxResults) | |
| searchType (XenForo_Search_DataHandler_Abstract $typeHandler, $searchQuery, array $constraints=array(), $order, $groupByDiscussion, $maxResults) | |
| deleteIndex ($contentType=null) | |
| processConstraints (array $constraints, XenForo_Search_DataHandler_Abstract $typeHandler=null) | |
| getGeneralOrderClause ($order) | |
| error ($message, $field) | |
| warning ($message, $field) | |
| setSearcher (XenForo_Search_Searcher $searcher=null) | |
| setIsRebuild ($rebuild) | |
| finalizeRebuildSet () | |
Data Fields | |
| const | SPLIT_CHAR_RANGES = '\x00-\x20\x21\x28\x29\x2C-\x2F\x3A-\x40\x5B-\x5E\x60\x7B\x7D-\x7F' |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static | $stopWords |
Protected Member Functions | |
| _pushToIndex ($record) | |
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protected |
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| array | $contentIds | ||
| ) |
Deletes one or more record from the index.
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| $titleOnly, | |||
| array | $processedConstraints, | ||
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| $groupByDiscussionType, | |||
| $maxResults, | |||
| XenForo_Search_DataHandler_Abstract | $typeHandler = null |
||
| ) |
Executes a search against the full text index.
| string | $searchQuery | Text to search for |
| boolean | $titleOnly | If true, only searches text in titles |
| array | $processedConstraints | Structured constraints |
| array | $orderParts | Structured ordered by parts |
| string | $groupByDiscussionType | If grouping, content type of grouped results |
| integer | $maxResults | |
| XenForo_Search_DataHandler_Abstract | $typeHandler | Type-specific handler, for joins |
| executeSearchByUserId | ( | $userId, | |
| $maxDate, | |||
| $maxResults | |||
| ) |
Searches for content by the specified user ID.
| finalizeRebuildSet | ( | ) |
When rebuilding, it might be advantageous to bulk update records. This function must be called to ensure that all records are updated together.
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| ) |
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| string | array | $value | Metadata value; if an array, gets metadata for each value |
| insertIntoIndex | ( | $contentType, | |
| $contentId, | |||
| $title, | |||
| $message, | |||
| $itemDate, | |||
| $userId, | |||
$discussionId = 0 , |
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| array | $metadata = array() |
||
| ) |
Inserts or replaces into the index.
| parseTokenizedQuery | ( | array | $query, |
| array | $processedConstraints | ||
| ) |
Parses a tokenized query into the final query to give to MySQL. Metadata will also be searched in the query.
| array | $query | Tokenized query |
| array | $processedConstraints | Constraints, in source-agnostic format |
| splitWords | ( | $words | ) |
Split words by the delimiters used by MySQL.
| string | $words |
| supportsRelevance | ( | ) |
Determines if this source supports relevance sorting.
| tokenizeQuery | ( | $query | ) |
Tokenizes a search query into parts.
| string | $query |
| updateIndex | ( | $contentType, | |
| $contentId, | |||
| array | $fieldUpdates | ||
| ) |
Updates a record in the index.


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I am a 16 year old Portuguese male. I was born in the city of Braga on the 28th of June in 2001. I lived in Potugal for nine years before coming to America.
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| Name: | Juan José Peña Delgado |
| Age: | 19 years old |
| City: | Bogotá D.C. |
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Technical skills
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Proficient with:
- Java
- Python
- Git
- HTML
- Agile(SCRUM)
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Familiar with:
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- C#
- Docker
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Soft Skills
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- GPA: 4.29/5
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Data Structures
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A remark on Lazy ST monad and MonadFix
instance for IOSim
Consider the following two bindings:
{-# LANGUAGE BangPatterns #-}
module Test where
import qualified Control.Monad.ST.Lazy as Lazy
import qualified Control.Monad.ST.Lazy.Unsafe as Lazy
import qualified Data.STRef.Lazy as Lazy
import qualified Control.Monad.ST as Strict
import qualified Control.Monad.ST.Unsafe as Strict
import qualified Data.STRef as Strict
import qualified Debug.Trace as Debug
a :: Int
a = Strict.runST $ do
v <- Strict.newSTRef (0 :: Int)
x <- Strict.unsafeInterleaveST (Strict.readSTRef v)
_ <- Debug.trace "modifySTRef" (Strict.modifySTRef v (+1))
return x
b :: Int
b = Lazy.runST $ do
v <- Lazy.newSTRef (0 :: Int)
x <- Lazy.unsafeInterleaveST (Lazy.readSTRef v)
_ <- Debug.trace "modifySTRef" (Lazy.modifySTRef v (+1))
return x
The question is what is the output if you force a
and/or
b
?
The Strict case
The strict ST
monad will run each step of the computation. In
particular it will force the modifySTRef
before returning. Since
readSTRef
is wrapped in unsafeInterleaveST
, it will
be executed once x
is forced. This means that it will be executed
after modifySTRef
. By forcing a
, we will print
"modifySTRef"
on stdout
and the value of
a
will evaluate to 1
.
The lazy case
The expression bound to b
however evaluates to 0
and
nothing is printed on stdout. This is due to the laziness of the monad
instance of lazy ST
:
-- | @since 2.01
instance Monad (ST s) where
(>>) = (*>)
m >>= k = ST $ \ s ->
let
-- See Note [Lazy ST and multithreading]
{-# NOINLINE res #-}
res = noDup (unST m s)
(r,new_s) = res
in
unST (k r) new_s
while
unsafeInterleaveST :: ST s a -> ST s a
unsafeInterleaveST (ST m) = ST $ \s -> case m s of
(# _, a #) -> (# a, s #)
The binding res
is a thunk. Haskell let
(and
where
) bindings are lazy, so the binding (r,new_s)
= res
does not force anything, it's equivalent to two bindings: r
= fst res
, and new_s = snd res
. Note that in the case
m = unsafeInterleaveST (Lazy.readSTRef v)
new_s
evaluates to s
without forcing r
, which fulfils the
promise of unsafeInterleaveST
: to evaluate an ST
action only once its result is forced.
In the case m = Debug.trace "modifySTRef" (Lazy.modifySTRef
v (+1))
, neither r
nor new_s
is forced,
hence the action is never performed. This is why we don't see "modifySTRef" on
stdout, and this is why the returned value is equal to 0
To write code which is equivalent to the strict case we need to demand the return value, e.g.
b :: Int
b = Lazy.runST $ do
v <- Lazy.newSTRef (0 :: Int)
x <- Lazy.unsafeInterleaveST (Lazy.readSTRef v)
!_ <- Debug.trace "modifySTRef" (Lazy.modifySTRef v (+1))
return x
In this case the binding r
will be forced, which will run the
action: printing "modifySTRef"
on stdout and modifying the value
of v
.
IOSim MonadFix instance
The above realisation was very helpful in writing a MonadFix
instance for the free
IOSim
monad which we are using at IOG.
IOSim
is a free monad written in continuation passing style which
is executed in lazy ST
. It is a drop in replacement for
IO
: it can execute multiple threads, allows to run
stm
transactions, do synchronous and asynchronous exceptions, has
a multi domain simulated time and also allows to do schedule exploration and
dynamic partial order reduction. The core of IOSim
, as for any
free monad, is its interpretation, which is a function which drives execution
of a single thread:
schedule :: Thread s a -> SimState s a -> Lazy.ST s (SimTrace a).
...
-- Fix :: (x -> IOSim s x)
-- -> (x -> SimA s r) -- ^ the continuation
-- -> SimA s r
Fix f k -> do
r <- newSTRef (throw NonTermination)
x <- unsafeInterleaveST $ readSTRef r
let k' = unIOSim (f x) $ \x' ->
LiftST (lazyToStrictST (writeSTRef r x'))
(\() -> k x')
thread' = thread { threadControl = ThreadControl k' ctl }
schedule thread' simstate
-- LiftST :: Strict.ST s a
-- -> (a -> SimA s b) -- ^ the continuation
-- -> SimA s b
LiftST st k -> do
x <- strictToLazyST st
let thread' = thread { threadControl = ThreadControl (k x)
ctl
}
schedule thread' simstate
...
The LiftST :: Strict.ST s a -> (a -> SimA s b) -> SimA s b
constructor allows to embed any strict ST
computations inside
IOSim
. For the interpretation of Fix
constructor to
work, we need to force the result of lazyToStrictST (writeSTRef
r x')
, otherwise this action will not be executed as we have just
seen. This is done by making the continuation \() -> k x'
strict
- pattern matching on a constructor demands the result.
Final remarks
Just recently Philipp Kant gave a very nice presentation on IOSim
at the BOBConf 2022.


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PLua_State to work with. |
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Source table index. |
IdxTo |
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Destination table index. |
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Hello, my name is Haydy Abdalla. I am currently attending NJIT and am majoring in Information Systems. I have experience with html, css, python. Recently this year I have also worked with Webstorm, Git, GitHub, and boilerplate. I did not suddenly become interested in this field in a single moment; it slowly grew over time. Before, when I was on the other side of the stage, a part of the audience, a user who simply consumed things that IT technicians, software developers, web developers etc., created, I didn't think much about what went on behind the scenes and simply enjoyed the cool features my smartphone. I was amazed by how coding could be used to build almost anything and how anyone could do it if they applied themselves and worked to learn the coding required to accomplish their goal. The only limit is your own motivation and perseverance. As the time passes by, the society we live in becomes more and more reliant on technology and it will continue. I want to be a part of that world and be personally involved in the monumental movements that are being made to change the society we are living in, for the present and what it means for the future.
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My name is Paulina Ortiz-Candelejo. I was born and raised in Newark, New Jersey and I am the first in my family to pursue a higher education in STEM.  I am a Human Computer Interaction major at NJIT('22). I chose to study HCI because I wanted a major with a fusion of technology and graphic design. I understand the need for technological advancement and I am eager to contribute to that field using my talent in graphic design. I aspire to be a UX Designer and redesign outdated systems and create new ones to ease the user experience. As the same time I plan on using the knowledge I am going to gain over the next few years at NJIT to create business models that have social impact in mind. My ultimate goal is to make an impact in Latin America. To provide sources of income through employment to historically oppressed communities. I believe technology is the going to help me make that goal possible.


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Break-up of union would be a shame, says Sir Rod Stewart
But the rocker added he would be happy if independence ‘was good for Scotland’.
Sir Rod Stewart has said it would be “a shame” if Scotland became independent when asked about the UK’s political situation.
However, the singer said he would support Scotland leaving the union “if it was good” for the country.
Speaking to BBC Scotland’s The Nine programme, Sir Rod also said he believes Boris Johnson “will sort it out”, when asked about Brexit.
But if it's good for Scotland then I'm happySir Rod Stewart
He said: “I’m somewhat of a traditionalist. It would be a shame to see the British isles break up, it would be a shame to see that blue off the Union Jack.
“But if it’s good for Scotland then I’m happy.”
Sir Rod previously spoke out against the idea of Scottish independence ahead of the 2014 referendum, alongside a number of British celebrities.
When asked about the current political climate, he said: “We’re in a muddle, but I think Boris will sort it out.
“We have to be patient.
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I'm A Celebrity's Caitlyn Jenner apologises as she throws shade soap stars
I’m A Celebrity’s Caitlyn Jenner previously revealed that she didn’t know who her fellow campmates were before she entered the jungle – but now she’s done it again.
As actors Andy Whyment and Cliff Parisi made their debut on the show with their first bushtucker trial, the 70-year-old admitted she didn’t who they were – while throwing shade at soap stars at the same time.
She asked as she pointed at the poster of the duo: ‘Does anyone know who they are?’
Roman responded: ‘You know the one on the left it’s a guy from Coronation Street which is another big soap in the UK.’
‘What’s the deal with all these f***ing soap people?’
Jacqueline Jossa then piped up with ‘Oi’.
Caitlyn was quick to apologise as she added: ‘Oh sorry.’
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This then left Roman in fits of laugher although former EastEnders actress Jacqueline didn’t look impressed.
It’s not the first time this has happened because on the very first episode, as Caitlyn was greeted by everyone – she didn’t have a clue who they were.
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Bunnyhopping or strafe jumping is a general technique in (some) games that let you move faster than the base movement speed. Originally found in quake, because of an unintended bug (it's a feature damn it) in the game's movement code. Many other games like half life, counter strike, quake 2 and 3 and more recent games like valorant, apex legends, Doom 2016 and Eternal, titanfall still have it in one form or another. Some developers choose to embrace it while others try to get rid of it, either way it is a very interesting technique and is worth understanding how it works.
From my experience playing those games and browsing the internet this is what i've learnt. Here is the demo that implements the quake style bunnyhopping. Try beating my top speed of 42.9 m/s.
The piece of code responsible for this is the accelerate function that takes in arguments:
velocity
(the current velocity)move_direction
(intended direction of movement, also called wishdir in the original Quake source)speed_max
(the supposedly maximum speed achieveable)accel_max
(the maximum acceleration)delta
(the time delta between previous frame and current frame)func accelerate(velocity: Vector3, move_direction: Vector3, speed_max: float, accel_max: float, delta: float) -> Vector3:
var projection = velocity.dot(move_direction)
var add_speed := clamp(speed_max - projection, 0.0, accel_max * delta)
velocity += add_speed * move_direction
return velocity
The amount of speed added each frame depends on the difference between speed_max
and the projection of velocity
on move_direction
.
Bunnyhopping involves having a significant non-zero component of move_direction
along velocity
but also maximizing speed_max - projection
.
This balancing act of 2 variables is what makes bunnyhopping require a lot of skill to do well. As your velocity changes this balance also shifts.
A really good explanation can be found on Adrian's blog
which goes through more of the mathematics and Matt's ramblings youtube video that shows off this balancing act way better than i could ever explain.


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AMERICAN HISTORY X (New Line) Starring: Edward Norton, Edward Furlong, Beverly D'Angelo, Fairuza Balk, Stacy Keach, Avery Brooks. Screenplay: David McKenna. Producer: John Morrissey. Director: Tony Kaye.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Making a movie about racism is virtually a no-win proposition. Ninety-nine percent of the time, a film-maker will spend two hours making it excruciatingly clear that racism is bad, inspiring either righteous nods of approval or rolled eyes at the explication of the self-evident. We all feel good abour ourselves as right-thinking people, but we get the point already. What more is there to say if you're only making a cinematic sermon for the choir?
There is another option, which is even tricker: exploring the gray areas of what makes racist principles attractive. It's a risky endeavor -- you might find people chastising you for not making racism obviously bad _enough_ -- but it's the most potentially compelling.  The center of that exploration is Edward Norton's creepy-smart performance as Derek Vinyard, a young skinhead we meet in two incarnations. Just released from a three year prison sentence, he's a reformed neo-Nazi trying to save his hero-worshipping younger brother Danny (Edward Furlong) from a similar fate. In flashback, he's a revered skinhead adept at recruiting new blood into the white power gangs led by Cameron (Stacy Keach).
Those flashback sequences are by far the most effective, photographed by director Tony Kaye in icy black-and-white. Remarkably, they begin from the premise that Derek and Danny are both intelligent rather than red-neck morons. Devastated by his firefighter father's murder in a predominantly black neighborhood, Derek has justified his hatred with ideas disturbingly familiar from contemporary policy discussions about affirmative action and welfare.  It's that kind of audience-baiting that makes portions of AMERICAN HISTORY X so disturbing, particularly in a neighborhood basketball game sequence where Kaye masterfully manipulates viewers into siding with Derek and his skinhead cronies.
Eventually, of course, the rhetoric of hatred turns into actions of hatred, leading to AMERICAN HISTORY X's most devastating sequences. The first shows Derek leading his gang on a rampage through a Korean-owned grocery store, terrorizing a black female clerk in a manner somehow more unsettling than the physical assaults on Mexican-American employees. The second shows us the reason for Derek's incarceration -- the murder of two black carjackers -- in a moment more shocking than you might think movies can be any more. Norton is perhaps at his most brilliant in this sequence; his raised eyebrows of triumph as he is being arrested may be the most memorable single moment of screen acting this year.
It's hard to imagine AMERICAN HISTORY X ever getting made without the redemption/salvation angle, but it would have been much stronger without it. Though Derek's transformation further emphasizes his intelligence -- he's forced to change his views when his friendship in prison with a black inmate (Guy Torry) provides him with new evidence -- it can only lead to a great big Moral to the Story. Even more unnecessary is the contrived device in which Danny is forced to write a history paper on Derek's road to ruin, leading to a resolution that feels disappointingly pat. There's a grand sense of Shakesepearean tragedy to the conclusion, but not nearly the intensity of emotion present as we're pulled into Derek's racist world. We get that racism is bad. AMERICAN HISTORY X works because it risks showing us why some people believe it's good.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 history lessons: 7.
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