Opinion mining, also known as sentiment analysis is the study that analyses the sentiment behind various comments and reviews used to express emotions, opinions and ideas. The ultimate goal is to derive insights on brand value and customer feedback which helps to enhance user experience.
The popularity of sentiment analysis is ascending rapidly to analyse customer’s reactions, anticipate election outcomes, monitor market trends, understand purchasing trends, predict prices and what not especially when data is coming in from every direction ranging from ATM transactions to ticket booking and website browsing.
Various companies collect user data by tracking their movements and time spent on a particular webpage or by collecting user details like age, sex, area of residence etc. to understand how the company is performing in the market as well as monitor its competitors.
Data collection with the consent of the user is legal but the real question is how ethical is it? Time and again questions have been raised about the contentious nature of data collection practices and data security. It is a major challenge faced by modern enterprises dealing with data.
It is seen that individuals and companies are sharing, rather selling, user data without the user knowledge and that scares the customers as a third party is monitoring their activities and knows their whereabouts.
For example, an individual bought a cell phone from a Y company and gave his/her information to Y company for better servicing and regular updates but this Y company sold this collected data to some Z company for financial gains. Now, selling user’s confidential data for monetary benefits is illegal, unethical, leads to hindrance in customer privacy and breaks customer’s trust in the company.
Also, the line between private and public data is decreasing these days primarily because of the increased use of social media. Data can be collected from the uploaded photos, reviews, surveys, check-ins, web browsing etc. It is true that services have become intrusive and damaging to an extent.
For example, recently Facebook was scrutinized for sharing positive and negative posts, updates and memories on user’s news feed to analyse customer behaviour and their emotional output to that content. This has caused agony among users in some cases as it is unethical to use consumer’s data without their consent.
Although opinion mining has proven to be a boon to companies, it can defame them as well if ethical data collection practices are not followed. The consequences can be severe leading to depleting brand value, financial losses or complete shutdown.
It is really important to maintain the trust and transparency in B2C relationships for maintaining the credibility of the brand.
Coming back to the question we started with, is opinion mining ethical? In my opinion, it totally depends on what data collection practices an individual or the company follows and the intent behind collecting that data.


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#include <cmsis-plus/rtos/os.h>
Public Member Functions | |
Constructors & Destructor | |
| statistics ()=default | |
| Construct a thread attributes object instance. | |
| ~statistics ()=default | |
| Destruct the thread attributes object instance. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| rtos::statistics::counter_t | context_switches (void) |
| Get the number of thread context switches. | |
| rtos::statistics::duration_t | cpu_cycles (void) |
| Get the thread execution time. | |
| void | clear (void) |
| Clear the thread statistic counters. | |
Thread statistics.
Definition at line 889 of file os-thread.h.
|
default |
Construct a thread attributes object instance.
|
default |
Destruct the thread attributes object instance.
|
inline |
Clear the thread statistic counters.
This function sets all statistic counters to zero.
Definition at line 2317 of file os-thread.h.
|
inline |
Get the number of thread context switches.
Each time the scheduler performs a context switch, it increments the thread counter and the scheduler total counter.
This value can be used together with the corresponding scheduler function, to compute percentages.
Definition at line 2273 of file os-thread.h.
|
inline |
Get the thread execution time.
This value can be used together with the corresponding scheduler function, to compute percentages.
Definition at line 2294 of file os-thread.h.


What is Emotional Intelligence?

I can be looked at in many different ways and is very important in a person daily life.
How it is different to IQ?
IQ is your level of problem solving ability and how you look and problems and is you are smart enough to be able to figure out difficult problems. But EQ has nothing to do with our over all intelligense in problem solving,
it is to do with how you feel. If you are happy with what you are doing and everthing is going fine emotionally or if not what will you do to help your emotional level, such as meditaion, stop doing the things you don't like doing and doing more of what you do like and taking breaks from work to relaxe in daily life.
Why is it important?
It is very important to keep your emotional level stable, so you are able to do the things you like and can move on throughout life being happier. If your emotional levels are low sometimes you just dont feel like doing anything or seeing anyone and could really put a toll on your health.
My Meditaion
What did you notice as you were meditating?
Well 'as' I was meditating I dont think of anything, as your should, any thoughts just flout away and as I am meditating I don't focus on anything. But after meditating I am calm and relaxed from 10 - 20 minutes of relaxation.
How did you find the overall experience?
Personally I love meditation and kwhat it does to help me, and believe everyone should do a bit of meditation in their life, even if it only once a week.
What's your daily habit commitment?
I try to do meditation and the end of every day and to think about the day.


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with the keyword template's reply. Keyword templates do not use replaceable strings.
Keyword - The keyword used to trigger the template.


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The <topicapply>
element identifies subjects that qualify the content
for filtering or flagging but not retrieval. The <topicapply>
element
can identify a single subject. Additional subjects can be specified by nested
<subjectref>
elements.
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This is a server for hashtags on the ActivityPub network.
It complies with ActivityPub's requirement that object IDs are https: URLs that resolve to an Activity Streams 2.0 representation.
You can just refer to a tags.pub URL when using hashtags in your code.
For example,
or
{
"@context": "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams",
"type": "Note",
"content": "Here is a note with a tag.",
"tag": "https://tags.pub/tag/example"
}
{
"@context": "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams",
"type": "Note",
"content": "Here is a note with a tag.",
"tag": {
"id": "https://tags.pub/tag/example",
"type": "Hashtag"
}
}
If you fetch the object at https://tags.pub/tag/example
,
you will get something like the following:
{
"id": "https://tags.pub/tag/example",
"type": "Hashtag",
"name": "#example"
}
Source code for this server is available under the Apache 2.0 license at https://github.com/evanp/tags-pub.


H.B. Woodrose
Date: 10/22/05
Preparation: ~3 weeks prior; 10 Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds (5 for me, 5 for a friend) are scraped of most furry coating, sanded, rinsed with water with a lil bit of dish detergent, and rinsed with distilled water. The seeds were placed in airtight container with enough distilled water to cover them, and a drop or two of vodka was added to keep them from germinating (Iíve had them germinate overnite without the alcohol).
Initial Setting: My friend's basement
Timelime:
T +0:00 (around 2:00PM): My friend and I shake up the seeds and liquid and evenly split both up between us. Half the liquid, half the seeds. The liquid has like no taste, but the seeds are still crunchy and bitter-tasting. Perhaps the alcohol preserved the seeds' hardness.
T +0:45: Effects are setting in slowly. Heavy, relaxed feeling with some nausea, but mostly mental, I thought.
T +1:00: Minor visual trails, some CEVs, deep thought, some minor color distortion. Things periodically looked purple and/or green for a second.
T +2:30: Trails, CEVs, etc. have ceased, but body nows feels light and wired.  I figured the seeds had spoiled from being stored.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
T +2:40: Stop @ 7/11 and my body feels extremely light and bouncy. Driving is not impared at all. No problems with concentration or reactions.
T +2:50: Arrive at home; shortly thereafter I get first feeling of sickness and vommit the pizza from my friend's house I knew I should have not eaten (DAMMIT).
T +3:30 to T +7:30 (6:30PM to 9:30PM): Vommited about 2-3 times early-on and kept trying to fall asleep. Then I felt wonderful. Drunk and high and numb. Some OEV in the dark. Deep, deep thought. Kept having to urinate every 5 minutes.
T +7:30: Around when I finally fell asleep.
T +8:00: I woke up feeling the sickest I'd felt, but not intoxicated. I rushed to the bathroom. A small amount of projectile vomit. My parents arrive home, thankfully. I came close to blacking out. Drank some gatorade and ate some crackers. Felt somewhat better. I went back to sleep.
T +13:00 (3:00AM): Woke up feeling 100% better.
T Next Morning: No hangover or other side-effects.
Notes: My friend kept having people call because he felt like a million bucks and wanted more. He had no negative effects. We had the same dose and were both first timers, so I really don't understand this, but I suppose everyone is different. This friend is also more experienced and a heavy user of other drugs, compared to me who does things like twice and moves on. Overall the experience could have been better, but I'm sure it could have been worse. Perhaps the seeds were sitting for too long or the lil bit of coating left made me sick.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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A Guide to Control Flow
A sequence of simple operations where there is a single entry and exit point with no changes in control flow is known as a basic block. For example:
// Example of a basic block
a = 2;
b = 3;
c = a + b;
Programs tend to consist of many basic blocks joined together by various control-flow statements such as conditions and loops. For example:
a = 2;
b = 3;
if a < b {
c = a + b;
} else {
c = a - b;
}
print c;
In this code, there are four basic blocks:
b1: a = 2;
b = 3;
a < b;
b2: c = a + b;
b3: c = a - b;
b4: print(c);
The condition causes the code to branch to either block b2 or block b3. One way to view this is as a control-flow graph:
|--------------|
| b1: a = 2; |
| b = 3; |
| a < b; |
|--------------|
/ \
/ True False\
/ \
|------------------| |-----------------|
| b2: c = a + b; | | b3: c = a - b; |
|------------------| |-----------------|
\ /
\ /
|--------------|
| b4: print(c);|
|--------------|
The nodes of the graph represent basic blocks—which are just simple instruction sequences. Edges of the graph represent jumps to to a different basic block. Sometimes an edge depends on the result of a condition or relation. An edge might also be an unconditional jump.
Internally, a compiler might construct a control flow graph in order to further analyze the structure of the program (e.g., detecting when variables are no longer needed, finding dead code, performing certain optimizations, etc.).
Expressing Control Flow with Jump Instructions
When generating code, there are different ways to express the control flow graph. One approach is to serialize the instruction stream and to insert explicit jump instructions that link the blocks. For example, like this:
|--------------|
| b1: a = 2 |
| b = 3 |
| a < b |
|--------------|
| JMP_FALSE b3 |
|--------------|
| b2: c = a +b |
|--------------|
| JMP b4 |
|--------------|
| b3: c = a-b |
|--------------|
| b4: print(c) |
|--------------|
This is how Python generates control-flow for its low-level instructions. Take a look at this:
>>> def foo(a,b):
if a < b:
print("yes")
else:
print("no")
>>> import dis
>>> dis.dis(foo)
2 0 LOAD_FAST 0 (a)
3 LOAD_FAST 1 (b)
6 COMPARE_OP 0 (<)
9 POP_JUMP_IF_FALSE 25
3 12 LOAD_GLOBAL 0 (print)
15 LOAD_CONST 1 ('yes')
18 CALL_FUNCTION 1
21 POP_TOP
22 JUMP_FORWARD 10 (to 35)
5 >> 25 LOAD_GLOBAL 0 (print)
28 LOAD_CONST 2 ('no')
31 CALL_FUNCTION 1
34 POP_TOP
>> 35 LOAD_CONST 0 (None)
38 RETURN_VALUE
>>>
Carefully study the code. Can you identify the basic blocks? How does control flow of the if-statement pass from block to block?
Try disassembling a while-loop:
>>> def countdown(n):
while n > 0:
print("T-minus",n)
n -= 1
>>> dis.dis(countdown)
2 0 SETUP_LOOP 39 (to 42)
>> 3 LOAD_FAST 0 (n)
6 LOAD_CONST 1 (0)
9 COMPARE_OP 4 (>)
12 POP_JUMP_IF_FALSE 41
3 15 LOAD_GLOBAL 0 (print)
18 LOAD_CONST 2 ('T-minus')
21 LOAD_FAST 0 (n)
24 CALL_FUNCTION 2
27 POP_TOP
4 28 LOAD_FAST 0 (n)
31 LOAD_CONST 3 (1)
34 INPLACE_SUBTRACT
35 STORE_FAST 0 (n)
38 JUMP_ABSOLUTE 3
>> 41 POP_BLOCK
>> 42 LOAD_CONST 0 (None)
45 RETURN_VALUE
>>>
Again, study the disassembly. Can you identify the basic blocks? What is the control flow between blocks?
Structured Control Flow
Instead of using jump instructions, an alternative approach is to use what’s known as structured control flow. This is basically the same approach as expressed in high-level languages like Python. It’s what you are doing by indenting blocks of code.
IR code with structured-control flow might look like this:
|--------------|
| a = 2 |
| b = 3 |
| a < b |
|--------------|
| IF |
|--------------|
| c = a +b |
|--------------|
| ELSE |
|--------------|
| c = a-b |
|--------------|
| ENDIF |
|--------------|
| print(c) |
|--------------|
Notice, instead of emitting labels, you emit IF
, ELSE
, and
ENDIF
instructions to mark blocks.
For looping constructs, structured control flow is often a bit counter-intuitive. Suppose you have a while loop like this:
while n > 0 {
print(n);
n = n - 1;
}
print("Done")
This can be translated into the following code which is equivalent. Notice
the use of an infinite-loop and break
statement.
while true {
if n > 0:
break;
print(n)
n = n - 1
}
print("Done")
The low-level instruction stream would then look like this:
|--------------|
| LOOP |
|--------------|
| not n > 0 |
|--------------|
| CBREAK | (Conditional Break)
|--------------|
| print(n) |
| n = n - 1 |
|--------------|
| ENDLOOP |
|--------------|
| print("Done")|
|--------------|
The idea here is that the loop cycles endlessly until a conditional
break instruction makes it stop. The placement of the CBREAK
allows different kinds of looping constructs (e.g., do-while loops and
other variants).
Control flow in Wabbit
Wabbit supports an if-else
statement:
if relation {
statements
} else {
statements
}
and a while
-loop:
while relation {
statements
}
For loops, the break
statement exits a loop early. The continue
statement
skips to the next iteration (jumps back to the top of the loop).
Structured Control Flow
For generating IRCode, use structured control flow as described above. For example, suppose you have the following conditional:
if test {
consequence
} else {
alternative
}
The IR code will look like this:
... test ...
('IF',)
... consequent ...
('ELSE',)
... alternative ...
('ENDIF',)
The IF
instruction takes the top element of the stack and uses it
to take one of two code branches.
For loops, you’re going to use LOOP
, CBREAK
, and ENDLOOP
like this:
('LOOP',)
... evaluate loop test ...
('CBREAK',) # Go to instruction after ENDLOOP
... loop body ...
('ENDLOOP,) # Jump back to top of loop
Here are some samples of IR-code:
# Example of if-statement
# if a < b {
# minval = a;
# } else {
# minval = b;
# }
('LOADI', 'a')
('LOADI', 'b')
('LTI',)
('IF',)
('LOADI', 'a')
('STOREI', 'minval')
('ELSE',)
('LOADI', 'b'))
('STOREI', 'minval')
('ENDIF',)
# Example of while-loop
# while n > 0 {
# print n;
# n = n - 1;
# }
('LOOP',)
('LOADI', 'n')
('CONSTI', 0)
('LEI',) # Note: Test is inverted (true breaks out)
('CBREAK',)
('LOADI', 'n')
('PRINTI',)
('LOADI', 'n')
('CONSTI', 1)
('SUBI',)
('STOREI', 'n')
('ENDLOOP',)
Structured control-flow very closely follows the control flow model
of the original Wabbit source code. Generating the above code
should be fairly straightforward—mainly you need to place the various
IF
, ELSE
, ENDIF
, LOOP
, and ENDLOOP
instructions in the right place
when emitting instructions.
Structured control-flow does not rely on goto statements or labels. Thus, if you’ve written low-level machine language before, it’s going to look a little weird.
Wasm Code Generation
Generating Wasm code for structured control flow is
straightforward because Wasm itself uses structured control flow. The
IF
, ELSE
, and ENDIF
instructions should translate almost
directly to the Wasm if
instruction.
Loops in Wasm are slightly more tricky. For this, you need to enclose the loop both in an outer block and by an inner loop instruction. In pseudocode, it looks like this:
block {
loop {
# Evaluate the loop test
...
br_if 1 # Break to enclosing block if eval stack is true
# Evaluate the loop body
...
br 0 # Go back to top of loop
}
# The br_if 1 targets this position
...
}
All of these elements (block
, loop
, br_if
, and br
) are
Wasm instructions. See pg. 90 of the WebAssembly Specification, v1.0
for the precise encoding.
Generating LLVM
One challenge will involve translating structured control to LLVM’s
block structure. To do this, you should create a series of
basic blocks immediately upon encountering the IF
instruction.
For example, something like this:
def emit_IF(self):
then_block = self.function.append_basic_block()
else_block = self.function.append_basic_block()
cont_block = self.function.append_basic_block()
self.builder.cbranch(self.pop(), then_block, else_block)
self.builder.position_at_end(then_block)
self.block_stack.append((then_block, else_block, cont_block))
You’ll need to save these blocks on some kind of stack for later use.
In the ELSE
instruction, you’ll refer back to the block stack like
this:
def emit_ELSE(self):
self.builder.branch(self.block_stack[-1][2]) # cont_block
self.builder.position_at_end(self.block_stack[-1][1]) # else_block
Finally, in the ENDIF
instruction, you’ll pop the stack:
def emit_ENDIF(self):
self.builder.branch(self.block_stack[-1][2])
self.builder.position_at_end(self.block_stack[-1][2])
self.block_stack.pop()
It is critical that every LLVM block be terminated by a branch. So, when generating code, you need to make sure approach branch instructions are generated to get control flow to jump. If you forget this, you’ll get crazy error messages. You’ll also get an error if you attempt to put more than one branch in the same block or if you put instructions after a branch.
Generating the LOOP
code is similar to IF
. Create the basic
blocks when you see the LOOP
instruction and save them on a stack
for later use in CBREAK
and ENDLOOP
instructions.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.pig.backend.hadoop.executionengine.mapReduceLayer | |
| org.apache.pig.backend.hadoop.executionengine.physicalLayer.relationalOperators | |
| org.apache.pig.data |
This package contains implementations of Pig specific data types as well as
support functions for reading, writing, and using all Pig data types.
|
| org.apache.pig.impl.io |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
NullableTuple |
PigMapReduce.Reduce.IllustratorContextImpl.IllustratorValueIterator.next() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterable<NullableTuple> |
PigMapReduce.Reduce.IllustratorContextImpl.getValues() |
Iterator<NullableTuple> |
PigMapReduce.Reduce.IllustratorContextImpl.IllustratorValueIterable.iterator() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
PigGenericMapReduce.Reduce.reduce(PigNullableWritable key,
Iterable<NullableTuple> tupIter,
org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Reducer.Context context)
The reduce function which packages the key and List<Tuple>
into key, Bag<Tuple> after converting Hadoop type key into Pig type.
|
protected void |
PigGenericMapReduce.ReduceWithComparator.reduce(PigNullableWritable key,
Iterable<NullableTuple> tupIter,
org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Reducer.Context context)
The reduce function which packages the key and List<Tuple>
into key, Bag<Tuple> after converting Hadoop type key into Pig type.
|
protected void |
PigCombiner.Combine.reduce(PigNullableWritable key,
Iterable<NullableTuple> tupIter,
org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Reducer.Context context)
The reduce function which packages the key and List <Tuple>
into key, Bag<Tuple> after converting Hadoop type key into Pig type.
|
protected void |
DistinctCombiner.Combine.reduce(PigNullableWritable key,
Iterable<NullableTuple> tupIter,
org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Reducer.Context context)
The reduce function which removes values.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Tuple |
Packager.getValueTuple(PigNullableWritable keyWritable,
NullableTuple ntup,
int index) |
Tuple |
MultiQueryPackager.getValueTuple(PigNullableWritable keyWritable,
NullableTuple ntup,
int origIndex) |
Tuple |
LitePackager.getValueTuple(PigNullableWritable keyWritable,
NullableTuple ntup,
int index)
Makes use of the superclass method, but this requires an additional
parameter key passed by ReadOnceBag.
|
Tuple |
CombinerPackager.getValueTuple(PigNullableWritable keyWritable,
NullableTuple ntup,
int index) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
POPackage.attachInput(PigNullableWritable k,
Iterator<NullableTuple> inp)
Attaches the required inputs
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
POPackageTupleBuffer(int batchSize,
Object key,
Iterator<NullableTuple> iter) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Iterator<NullableTuple> |
ReadOnceBag.tupIter |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ReadOnceBag(Packager pkgr,
Iterator<NullableTuple> tupIter,
PigNullableWritable keyWritable)
This constructor creates a bag out of an existing iterator
of tuples by taking ownership of the iterator and NOT
copying the elements of the iterator.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NullableTuple(NullableTuple copy) |
Copyright © 2007-2017 The Apache Software Foundation


Example 1: This is a simple table with the stearch added to an onkeyup event listener, the input field doesn't have an id
Name
Gender
Age
John Smith
male
21
Ben Hardey
male
25
Olivia Green
female
22
Sylvia Potter
female
32
Lara Dark
female
42
Example 2: This is another simple table with the stearch added to an onclick event listener of the "search" button, the input field has an id
Name
Gender
Age
Greg Burrow
male
26
Smith Johnson
male
21
Petra Reece
female
32
Veronica Baker
female
26
Maria Vera
female
27
Example 3: This is a div structure with the stearch added to an onclick event listener of the "search" button, the input search field has an id, the rows of the structure have a class 'row' wich can be passed to the stearch arguments so they become searchable. There is also a 'display' argument passed to the function, so the matching rows are rendered with "display:block" property.


0.9.0
Features
- iceUnit: support for unit testing the controller of a component (angular 1.5)
0.8.0
Features
- iceUnit:
- mocking a $resource now also stores the payload on the callback object for non-GET actions
- also support for the controllerAs syntax
0.7.0
Features
- iceUnit: support for unit testing the configuration (e.g. link method) of a directive
0.6.1
Features
- iceUnit: support for unit testing an angular filter
Fixes
- iceUnit: fix when mocking a $http promise where you don't use a success- or errorCallback
0.5.5
Fixes
- iceUnit: fix use of parent scope in controllerScope builder
0.5.4
Fixes
- iceUnit: custom actions when mocking a $resource can now be instance actions
0.5.3
Fixes
- iceUnit:
- .error(..) available on $httpPromise mock even when you don't call .success(..) first
- mocking a $resource now supports calling the actions without passing all params ([parameters], postData, [success], [error])
0.5.2
Fixes
- iceUnit: fix when mocking a $resource where one test could influence another test
0.5.1
Fixes
- iceUnit: fix when mocking a $resource where you don't use a success- or errorCallback
0.5.0
Features
- ice-bank-account-number: A new directive for a bank-account-number input field that allows both BBAN and IBAN bank accounts
0.4.0
Features
- iceUnit(Tester): can also be used for mocking $resource
- iceUnit(Tester): skipModuleLoad() available on directive builder
- iceStorage: new service
Breaking Changes
- shortened iceUnitTester to iceUnit
- refactored fluent api of iceUnit builders:
- iceUnitTester.controllerScopeBuilder(...).build(); becomes iceUnit.builder.controllerScope(...).build();
- iceUnitTester.serviceBuilder(...).build(); becomes iceUnit.builder.service(...).build();
- iceUnitTester.directiveBuilder(...).build(); becomes iceUnit.builder.directive(...).build();
- refactored api to get iceUnit promise mocks
- iceUnitTester.getPromiseMock(...); becomes iceUnit.mock.promise(...);
- iceUnitTester.getHttpPromiseMock(...); becomes iceUnit.mock.$httpPromise(...);
0.3.2
Refactorings & Fixes
0.3.0
features
0.2.0
Features
- iceUnitTester: to reduce unit-test boilerplate code
0.1.0
Features
- ice-auto-select-content-on: new directive


HospitalManagementSystem
Submit
Patient
Add Patient
First Name
Last Name
Insurance
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| Module | ActionController::Assertions::RoutingAssertions |
| In: |
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Asserts that the provided options can be used to generate the provided path.
# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/assertions/routing_assertions.rb, line 37 37: def assert_generates(expected_path, options, defaults={}, extras = {}, message=nil) 38: clean_backtrace do 39: expected_path = "/#{expected_path}" unless expected_path[0] == ?/ 40: # Load routes.rb if it hasn't been loaded. 41: ActionController::Routing::Routes.reload if ActionController::Routing::Routes.empty? 42: 43: generated_path, extra_keys = ActionController::Routing::Routes.generate_extras(options, extras) 44: found_extras = options.reject {|k, v| ! extra_keys.include? k} 45: 46: msg = build_message(message, "found extras <?>, not <?>", found_extras, extras) 47: assert_block(msg) { found_extras == extras } 48: 49: msg = build_message(message, "The generated path <?> did not match <?>", generated_path, 50: expected_path) 51: assert_block(msg) { expected_path == generated_path } 52: end 53: end
Asserts that the routing of the given path was handled correctly and that the parsed options match.
assert_recognizes({:controller => 'items', :action => 'index'}, 'items')
Pass a hash in the second argument to specify the request method. This is useful for routes requiring a specific method.
assert_recognizes({:controller => 'items', :action => 'create'}, {:path => 'items', :method => :post})
# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/assertions/routing_assertions.rb, line 13 13: def assert_recognizes(expected_options, path, extras={}, message=nil) 14: if path.is_a? Hash 15: request_method = path[:method] 16: path = path[:path] 17: else 18: request_method = nil 19: end 20: 21: clean_backtrace do 22: ActionController::Routing::Routes.reload if ActionController::Routing::Routes.empty? 23: request = recognized_request_for(path, request_method) 24: 25: expected_options = expected_options.clone 26: extras.each_key { |key| expected_options.delete key } unless extras.nil? 27: 28: expected_options.stringify_keys! 29: routing_diff = expected_options.diff(request.path_parameters) 30: msg = build_message(message, "The recognized options <?> did not match <?>, difference: <?>", 31: request.path_parameters, expected_options, expected_options.diff(request.path_parameters)) 32: assert_block(msg) { request.path_parameters == expected_options } 33: end 34: end
Asserts that path and options match both ways; in other words, the URL generated from options is the same as path, and also that the options recognized from path are the same as options
# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/assertions/routing_assertions.rb, line 57 57: def assert_routing(path, options, defaults={}, extras={}, message=nil) 58: assert_recognizes(options, path, extras, message) 59: 60: controller, default_controller = options[:controller], defaults[:controller] 61: if controller && controller.include?(?/) && default_controller && default_controller.include?(?/) 62: options[:controller] = "/#{controller}" 63: end 64: 65: assert_generates(path, options, defaults, extras, message) 66: end


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ACB+LIA LIA
Distance walked at 24h
Perlas 2013 10.00 (1.02, 18.98) 23.45 Sawhney 2016 3.50 (—7.07, 14.07) 16.93 Nader 2016 7.00 (-9.54, 23.54) 691 Subtotal (I-squared = 0.0%, p = 0.655) 7.23 (0.91, 13.56) 47.30 -P=0.025
Distance walked at 48 h
Perlas 2013 0.00 (7.12, 7.12) 37.30 Sawhney 2016 3.00 (-10.67, 16.67) 10.12 Nader 2016 7.00 (11.91, 25.91) 5.29 Subtotal (!-squared = 0.0%, p = 0.765) 1.28 (-4.71,7.27) 52.70 “P=0.676
Overall (I-squared = 0.0%, p = 0.673) 4.10 (-0.25, 8.44) 100.00
NOTE: Weights are from random effects analysis
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A snapper carousel with some thumbnail links.
Thumbnails are just regular links to a slide's ID attribute. The scrollbar is cropped from sight using the optional snapper_pane_crop
div (only recommended when thumbnails or next/prev navigation is in play).
A snapper carousel with next/prev links automatically added through the addition of a data-snapper-nextprev
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Also, this demo includes an optional ".snapper_nextprev_contain" div, which the next/prev nav will append to if present. This element wraps the scroll pane and allows you to precisely position arrows based on the height of the pane, without the thumbnails or dot nav.
This example plays nicely with CSS breakpoints to show a different number of slides depending on the viewport size. To use breakpoints in this way, for back compat, be sure to include Snap Points that correspond to the item widths. See CSS for this example
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@media (min-width: 30em){
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width: 50%;
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scroll-snap-points-x: repeat(50%);
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width: 33.333%;
}
.snapper_pane {
scroll-snap-points-x: repeat(33.33333%);
}
}
By setting the data-snapper-autoplay
attribute on the class="snapper"
element to a natural number value snapper will automatically rotate through the images. The value represents a the millisecond delay between item transitions. In the example below we have data-snapper-autoplay="2000"
You can also set the attribute on snapper_item elements to get individual timing.
.revealexample .snapper_item {
width: 45%;
}
.revealexample .snapper_pane {
scroll-snap-points-x: repeat(45%);
}
A snapper carousel with data-snapper-loop
will append items to either end as needed so the scroll is infinite. This is recommended for 1-slide-at-a-time carousels.


Ecclesiastes 9:4
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Welcome to Trigger Warning! This handy extension for your browser is designed to help make your social media a little safer by altering words and phrases that you might find triggering. While it cannot prevent exposure to all triggering content, we are continuously striving to improve the service to help users like you.
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Write a function called sameFrequency. Given two positive integers, find out if the two numbers have the same frequency of digits.
Your solution MUST have the following complexiti
Write a function called sameFrequency. Given two positive integers, find out if the two numbers have the same frequency of digits.
Your solution MUST have the following complexities:
Time: O(N)


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i attend ranken technical and im loving every minute of it
i love when my brother and sister in law and nephew come over because my nephew is so smart and we always have a blast playing with lego's and watching cartoons.
and in october me and my dad might get to go hunting for the weekend i'm going in hopes of getting a buck if im lucky.
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An important goal of the Cyclus effort is to attract a community of developers contributing to a vibrant ecosystem of models for use by users. However, due to sensitivities regarding the distribution of software for simulating nuclear systems, this ecosystem requires careful considerations in its design and implementation.
Critical to the success of this community is the widespread availability of the core infrastructure of the Cyclus simulation environment. Because this environment is formulated using a variety of very generic concepts - not specific to nuclear energy systems - this should mitigate concerns for the open source distribution of this core infrastructure.
Moreover, this infrastructure is also designed to allow for the addition of run-time modules, or plug-ins, that can be developed and distributed under any possible licensing scheme. These modules will be distributed separately from the core infrastructure, and the distribution responsibility will rest with the developer of each module. This system will insulate the core infrastructure from accidental “pollution” by modules of a sensitive nature, and similarly limit issues regarding the authorization for distribution to the author’s organization. Ideally, most module developers will be authorized for open distribution of their modules.
Finally, the community will be relied upon to provide review and curation of available modules, establishing both quality assurance practices and recommendations for best use cases for each contributed module.
Below, a more detailed exposition of these characteristics is provided.
The current portfolio of fuel cycle simulators has been characterized by barriers to adoption by new users and developers including:
Since, one of the principle purposes of Cyclus is to create a fuel cycle simulator system with a low barrier to adoption, a policy of open source distribution of this core infrastructure is critical to its mission. (Cyclus is also committed to free and widely used software development tools, such as GNU compilers, SQLite, Boost, etc.) The Cyclus core is currently available via it’s Git hub repository. Interested users and developers are invited to make their own copy of this repository, review the list of open issues, and participate in the developers mailing list. Like all open source projects, this distribution mode permits a thorough code review by interested parties and the possibility of contributions in order to identify/resolve defects or request/provide feature enhancements.
The Cyclus core infrastructure provides a generic environment for modeling flows of materials among a collection of nuclear facilities. This infrastructure could be used for modeling many different supply chain systems, nuclear and non-nuclear alike, although the introduction of features to this infrastructure is prioritized to facilitate nuclear systems analysis. In addition to addressing the barrier of deeply embedded nuclear technology assumptions, one consequence of this approach is that the core infrastructure has a very low risk of containing sensitive information regarding the simulation of nuclear systems. These capabilities are added by acquiring and invoking plug-in modules developed and distributed by the Cyclus community.
The open source approach can also allow the project to leverage the efforts a larger pool of developers and improve the quality of the software product [1].
When a user/developer wishes to contribute a new module to the Cyclus ecosystem, they will be responsible for all aspects of that distribution. The Cyclus core development team will provide a catalog of available modules (details are still under development), but this catalog will point to external distribution sites that are consistent with each contributors personal and/or institutional needs. For example, developers who are permitted to follow an open source approach with their own contributions can have their own Github account and share their modules through the same mechanism as - but a different location from - the Cyclus core. For some subset of open source distribution mechanisms, the Cyclus core will include tools to make it easier for individual users to download and install contributed modules or collections of modules.
Decentralizing the development and distribution of run-time plug-in modules provides a number of benefits. First, as is true for the core infrastructure, this opens the door for a larger pool of developers to contribute to the Cyclus ecosystem, by providing modules that represent their organizations specific technical interest. If a particular user/developer would like to understand the impact of their own technology on the greater fuel cycle, they are free to develop a module that simulates this technology and contribute it to the broader community.
More importantly, this will contribute to the maintenance of a “pristine” core infrastructure, from the point of view of sensitive information. Since any software added to the source code repository leaves behind permanent artifacts, even if removed at a later date, inclusion of plug-in modules in a single common software repository would pose the risk that the entire repository could be declared sensitive at some future date. Decentralized distribution mitigates this risk.
Finally, this decentralized approach removes the burden of authorizing distribution and reviewing contributions from a central authority. A centralized approach would require identifying a single organization that would accept an ongoing burden of authorizing distribution, assessing quality and assembling collections. A decentralized approach leaves those functions in the hands of the authors and community as described in the following sections.
Between concerns for copyright and intellectual property, and the risk that sensitive information could be inadvertently introduced into a plug-in module, the burden of acquiring and confirming distribution rights by a centralized organization could become prohibitive. If, instead, the Cyclus ecosystem is captured in a catalog that refers to a variety distribution sites as appropriate for each developer, the effort for ensuring the rights for distribution are in the hands of the developer and their organization. The inclusion of a given module in the catalog requires little oversight and the details of distribution remain between the provider and consumer of each module.
For most organizations, including a plug-in module in a centralized software distribution would be regarded as a tacit approval of the quality and utility of the module. In most such cases, a substantial burden of quality assurance and testing would be required by the organization preforming this centralized distribution. In the decentralized approach of the Cyclus ecosystem, mechanisms will be provided for members of the community to provide peer-review of the modules’ quality and applicability to certain problems.
For modules that are distributed with an open source policy, other users and developers will be able to perform a direct source code review as well as testing the functionality of the module in a fuel cycle analysis. For other distribution policies, more limited review will be possible.
In all cases, practices and policies will emerge from the community to support standardization of this process. For example, providing adequate documentation and test suites will result in a better review from members of the community and ultimately will become pre-requisites to a positive peer review.
When the number of contributions is sufficiently large, there will be benefit in developing collections of modules that are known to be useful for certain types of simulations. A decentralized approach will allow individual members of the Cyclus community to create such collections, providing a curation function to help both new and experienced users identify the modules that are likely to give them the most benefit.
| [1] | J.W. Paulson, et al, “An Empirical Study of Open-Source and Closed-Source Software Products”, IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 30 (4), April 2004. http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=01274044 |


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Create a New Subdirectory
Steps in this section only need to be done at the start of the calendar year
Once the subdirectory for the current year has been created, files will be added by following the steps in the Upload a Document section.
- Login to your account on raleighhog.com
- Click on the My account link in the navbar. see image below
- On your account page, click the File browser tab. see image below
- The following window opens. This shows all the directories the Road Captains have access to. Road Captains will only use the road_captains directory for this tutorial.
- Click the road_captains directory highlighted in the above image to expand it. see image below
- If the current calendar year does not show, use the following steps to create the a subdirectory. Otherwise, go to the Upload a Document section to continue.
- This tutorial assumes that a directory for 2023 needs to be added and the steps following show how to add it. Follow these steps to create the yearly subdirectory for your current situation.
- Ensure that the road_captains directory is highlighted. Click it to ensure it is.
- In the toolbar, click Directory and there will be a dropdown. see image below
- Fill in the name for the new directory, then click the Add button. For this tutorial, 2023 will be the name of the new directory. see image below
- The new directory shows in the list. Click the x in the upper right corner of the dropdown to close it. see image below
- Go to step 6 in the next section, Upload a Document, to populate the new directory


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Directors of Diablo IV are talking about a darker open-world Diablo
by Chris KountourasDiablo IV Game Director Luis Barriga and Art Director John Mueller have recently given an interview to Game Informer. They spoke about making a darker Diablo, which sounds like it was a unanimous decision within the studio.
They were trying to push the darker tones since Reaper of Souls and now with their new engine they get the chance to reset the canvas a little bit, giving us a dark graphic and evil Diablo.
They are trying to take all the individual strengths of each Diablo and craft a game that is embracing of what was good in previous installments. They are trying to make the world look handcrafted, like a painting, but darker.
Reaper of Souls and adventure mode were the catalyst for the studio to go open-world. Opening the game from the start and giving the players the option to do whatever they want, is something they are really excited about.
You can watch the full interview below.
Thanks Game Informer.


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Student sparks fury for refusing to vote because things 'haven't got better'
Sammy, who is a student at Solent University in Southampton, told BBC Breakfast that 'no one is speaking to her on a personal basis' and it's 'hard to know what to believe on social media'
by Elaine McCahill, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/elaine-mccahill/A student has sparked a furious debate online after saying she won't vote because things "haven't got any better".
Speaking to BBC Breakfast at Solent University this morning, Sammy said she won't be voting as she doesn't know what to believe on social media.
She also criticised candidates for not "speaking to her on a personal basis".
"Basically I didn't feel the need to vote in this election in the sense that I don't feel educated," she told Dan Walker.
"A lot of what you see propaganda wise on social media, you can't tell if it's true or not and no one is really making the effort to speak to you on that personal basis and tell them from the horse's mouth what they're going to give you."
Have you registered to vote? Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dan then asked if there are people in her life who are encouraging her to vote in the upcoming election of December 12.
"Loads of people are pushing me to vote...I voted in the first general election when I turned 18 and since then things haven't got progressively better so I've just not felt the need to vote," she said.
"But I also don't get involved in those debates because my opinion doesn't matter because I haven't voted."
Courtney, another student, took the opposite approach and said she would be voting even though she doesn't feel she's "politically educated" enough.
When asked about election issues are important to her, she said: "Well, my opinion is basically based on everybody else's my age because we're not properly educated I think.
"What a lot of my friends and my peers' opinions are is what I'll go to.
"I have a couple of very politically educated friends, but not a lot of them so I just follow what they say."
Dan then said: "I can hear some of the viewers thinking, 'well go out there and find that information'.
"Is that something you're trying to do or will do?"
Courtney replied: "I think we should be educated more but it's hard to find people to talk about it who aren't biased and push their opinions on you."
The interviews divided viewers with some saying students should educate themselves while others believe young people should be taught how to think critically.
One wrote: "So important to get young people engaged and registered to vote #GeneralElection . Interesting piece."
Another added: "People need to be educated to think critically. Hear both sides, argue for and against both, then decide which argument makes most sense based on all this information. I don't think that happens anymore. People ignore the other side and just believe they're right regardless."
However, another wasn't impressed and vented: "How do you get to be this old, going to Uni and have absolutely no ability whatsoever for critical thinking.
Someone else agreed adding: "Just seen a student on #bbcbreakfast saying she won’t vote as no one is bothering to talk to her personally. You are at university! Do your own research into the political parties and benefits of being in EU. You are taught to research and evaluate information at university."
The deadline to register to vote in November 26.


WATCH: Cardi B Drops New Freestyle on Instagram
by Josh SanchezCardi B is back with some new music. The Bronx rapper has fans anxiously awaiting her sophomore album, but for now, they will have to settle for a new freestyle that she decided to drop recently on Instagram. The freestyle was to the beat of Cam’ron’s “357.”
During the freestyle, Cardi referenced her recent role in the Jennifer Lopez film Hustler.
Over the beat, Cardi raps: “I be in the mansion, you be in my mentions / I came right out the trenches to the top of the charts / Lost friends on the way / This sh*t is breaking my heart / About 30 seconds in I’m like where do I start / I don’t act, I’m a hustler just playing my part.”
She finishes off the freestyle with the line “a little something until I finish the album,” before dropping the emphatic Bronx greeting of “SUCK MY D*CK!”
You can check out the freestyle below.
While there are still very few details about her sophomore project, the rapper previously said that she may roll with the name Tiger Woods for the album.
“Because, remember when everybody was talking (expletive) on Tiger Woods, like ‘Oh blah blah, blah blah this, blah blah that,’” she said during a past Instagram Live session, “and then he (expletive) came and won that green jacket? That’s what I’m going to name my album.”
For now, we will just have to wait and see what the project will include.
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Access Denied
- If not self-hosted, please make sure your host allows remote connections
This problem is often related to user accounts that the server permits
View MariaDB #Granting for more info
Can’t connect to MySQL server
Normally means that there is no MySQL server running on the system or that you are using an incorrect Unix socket file name or TCP/IP port number when trying to connect to the server. You should also check that the TCP/IP port you are using has not been blocked by a firewall or port blocking service.
A MySQL client on Unix can connect to the mysqld server in two different ways: By using a Unix socket file to connect through a file in the file system (default /tmp/mysql.sock), or by using TCP/IP, which connects through a port number
Lost connection to MySQL server
Most commonly due to bind-address
not commented out, view MariaDB #Configuring for more info
It may also indicate network connectivity trouble and you should check the condition of your network if this error occurs frequently. If the error message includes “during query,” this is probably the case you are experiencing.
More rarely, it can happen when the client is attempting the initial connection to the server. In this case, if your connect_timeout value is set to only a few seconds, you may be able to resolve the problem by increasing it to ten seconds, perhaps more if you have a very long distance or slow connection.
MySQL server has gone away
The most common reason for the MySQL server has gone away error is that the server timed out and closed the connection. In this case, you normally get one of the following error codes (which one you get is operating system-dependent).
| Error Code | Description |
|---|---|
| CR_SERVER_GONE_ERROR | The client couldn’t send a question to the server. |
| CR_SERVER_LOST | The client didn’t get an error when writing to the server, but it didn’t get a full answer (or any answer) to the question. |
Other common reasons:
- If you send a query to the server that is incorrect or too large. If mysqld receives a packet that is too large or out of order, it assumes that something has gone wrong with the client and closes the connection. If you need big queries (for example, if you are working with big BLOB columns), you can increase the query limit by setting the server’s max_allowed_packet variable, which has a default value of 4MB. You may also need to increase the maximum packet size on the client end.
Too many connections
This means that all available connections are in use by other clients.
This problem occurs commonly on shared hosting, where you are granted the most minimal resources
The number of connections permitted is controlled by the max_connections system variable.
Table doesn’t exist
As the error may hint, the table does not exist, which might suggest your installation is corrupted


Titanic is a tool for designing and experimenting with novel computer arithmetic formats. It builds on the GNU MPFR library for arbitrary-precision arithmetic, providing additional support for low-level floating-point behaviors such as precise control of rounding and precision tracking.
Titanic uses the FPCore benchmark format for floating-point computations. Reference interpereters are provided for the FPCore language using both IEEE 754 and posit arithmetics. These interpreters can also interface with each other (and with custom user-defined arithmetics) to perform multiple precision, multiple format computations.


17 South African Black Rhinos Relocated to Malawi
by AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSEBLANTYRE, Malawi (AFP) – Malawi has received 17 black rhinos from South Africa under a program to replenish the endangered species which temporarily went extinct in the southern African country in the 1980s, a conservation charity said Wednesday.
Africa Parks, a charity headed by Britain’s Prince Harry, said the operation began on Monday, beginning with an eight-hour drive from South Africa’s Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife game reserve.
The rhinos were then released into Liwonde National Park in southern Malawi, where British troops are training local anti-poaching rangers.
“This is one of the largest international black rhino translocations to date,” said a statement by Peter Fearnhead of Africa Parks, which rehabilitates and manages around a dozen parks in 10 countries.
The operation was carried out in conjunction with WWF South Africa and the Malawian and South African governments.
“Our shared vision is to bolster Malawi’s existing rhino populations and to support regional efforts to conserve this critically endangered species,” Fearnhead said.
Brighton Kumchedwa, Malawi’s director of wildlife and parks, said the initiative would bolster the population of rhino, which went extinct in Malawi in 1981 before the reintroduction of four rhinos in 1993.
Malawi authorities have refused to state the current rhino population, citing security reasons.
But according to the Central African Wilderness Safaris website, only about 10 rhinos live in Malawi’s parks.
Fearnhead said the newly introduced rhinos would be fitted with GPS sensors, and that the animals would be tracked by aerial surveillance and daily ranger patrols.
Once plentiful across sub-Saharan Africa, black rhinos first suffered from hunting by European settlers. Later, poachers largely wiped them out, with only 2,475 recorded in 1993, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
Conservation efforts have since brought the population back up to around 5,000.
© Agence France-Presse
Copyright © 2019 courthousenews.com


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threex.planets
It helps you to display all the planets from the solar system.
It is on planetpixelemporium.
As a cherry on the cake, it has a 'atmosphere material'.
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threex.proceduralcity
It is a three.js extension to display a fully procedural city based on
"city"
, a demo
recently released
by
@mrdoob.
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threex.rendererstats
It is a three.js extension to display realtime informations about THREE.WebGLRenderer.
It is widely inpired from @mrdoob stats.js.
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threex.transparency
It is a three.js extension to easily handle transparency.
It is released under MIT license.


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How do you feel when you think about your values?
I feel encouraged to practice this throughout my entire life. Even though I am about to learn with people with a totally different culture, I believe being kind and understanding is a general value that can be practiced no matter where I am, or who I am talking to.
Do you think it can help you mediate stereotype threat?
Of course. I believe extending my patience to understand each individual I work with can mediate this threat completely. The stereotype threat that came up on my last week's blog was actually about someone who was not from my country, so I now know how diverse each person is.
Can you think of any other exercises you can use to help you when you are feeling down at DBC?
One rule I have been practicing all my life is just simply stepping back to get a different perspective on the situation. I have my point of view, but what is the other person's point of view? It is important to always put your shoes in the person you are working with so you can understand where he is coming from, and why his or her actions are such.
I have learned that each person is uniquely molded by his environment and community. I should remember this to be able to be an effective contributor to the world's tech industry.


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Essentially, this is just a pair of a queue and a mutex to protect the queue.
The reason std::pair is not used is that the code would look less clean if field names were replaced with 'first' and 'second'.
Definition at line 40 of file task_stream.h.
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Referenced by tbb::internal::task_stream< num_priority_levels >::drain(), tbb::internal::task_stream< num_priority_levels >::pop(), tbb::internal::task_stream< num_priority_levels >::pop_specific(), and tbb::internal::task_stream< num_priority_levels >::try_pop().
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Referenced by tbb::internal::task_stream< num_priority_levels >::drain(), tbb::internal::task_stream< num_priority_levels >::pop(), tbb::internal::task_stream< num_priority_levels >::pop_specific(), and tbb::internal::task_stream< num_priority_levels >::try_pop().


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This keyboard uses the Mozhi layout to let you type in Malayalam. It is a phonetic keyboard, based on the normal English (QWERTY) keyboard letters. This makes the keyboard easy to use for anybody familiar with Malayalam, or with a normal keyboard.
This keyboard has now been updated to support Unicode 5.1 encoding of Atomic Chilus.
The Mozhi keyboard layout was designed to make it easy to type in Malayalam. The characters are arranged according to the closest English consonants and vowels. Most Malayalam characters have both consonant and vowel parts, and each part should be typed separately. The consonant part is always typed before the vowel, no matter where the vowel part is written.
For example, typing i will produce the vowel ഇ. If the i key is typed after a consonant, though, the vowel will be combined with the consonant. For example, typing ki produces കി. If you press Backspace once, only the vowel part will be erased, and you can type a different vowel.
| Language | Phrase | Meaning | Type the following keys |
| Malayalam | മലയാളം | "Malayam language" | malayaaLam |
The On Screen Keyboard shows the 35 normal consonants ക ഖ ഗ ഘ ങ ച ഛ ജ ഝ ഞ ട ഠ ഡ ഢ ണ ത ഥ ദ ധ ന പ ഫ ബ ഭ മ യ ര ല വ ശ ഷ സ ഹ ള ഴ റ, the vowels അ ആ ഇ ഈ ഉ ഊ ഋ എ ഏ ഐ ഒ ഓ ഔ, and the ് mark. There are also numbers and punctuation marks.
Malayalam vowels and consonants are usually combined, so when you type a consonant and a vowel part, they will be joined into one character. If you use the arrow keys to move through the text, you only need to press an arrow key once to move past each character. If you press Delete before (on the left of) a combined consonant and vowel, it will be erased completely, but if you press Backspace after a character, only the vowel part will be erased (even if the vowel part appears before the consonant).
When you type consonants and vowel parts, you should always type the consonant part first, even when the vowel part appears on the left of the consonant. If you type any of the independent vowels, they will not be combined with consonants. If you want to type just the vowel part, without a consonant, type @, then the vowel. For example, typing e produces എ, while typing @e produces െ.
In Malayalam writing, all the consonants naturally include the vowel sound അ. If you want to write a consonant with no vowel, you need to add the ് mark. With the Mozhi keyboard, this mark is added automatically every time you type a consonant. You can also add the mark by typing ~ right after typing a consonant. After you have typed the ് mark, you cannot type a vowel to combine with that consonant.
Malayalam includes many combined consonants, and these are not on the keyboard. To type a combined consonant, type the first consonant, then the second consonant, and then a vowel. The computer will then combine the two consonants into a single combined character. For example, typing kka produces the combined consonant ക്ക.
In the following table you can see examples of how to type the different vowels with the consonant ക. For a table of all the normal Malayalam characters and how to type them, click here.
| Consonant | Vowel | Combined | Keystrokes |
| ക | ് | ക് | k |
| അ | ക | ka | |
| ആ | കാ | kA | |
| ഇ | കി | ki | |
| ഈ | കീ | kI | |
| ഉ | കു | ku | |
| ഊ | കൂ | kU | |
| ഋ | കൃ | kr^ | |
| എ | കെ | ke | |
| ഏ | കേ | kE | |
| ഐ | കൈ | kai | |
| ഒ | കൊ | ko | |
| ഓ | കോ | kO | |
| ഔ | കൌ | kau |
This keyboard now supports atomic encoding of Malayalam Chillus using Unicode 5.1 standards.
| Chillu | Keystroke | Unicode 5.0
representation |
Unicode 5.1
representation |
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| NN (ൺ) | Shiftn | U+0D32 U+0D4D U+200D | U+0D7A |
| N (ൻ) | n | U+0D28 U+0D4D U+200D | U+0D7B |
| RR (ർ) | r | U+0D30 U+0D4D U+200D | U+0D7C |
| L (ൽ) | l | U+0D32 U+0D4D U+200D | U+0D7D |
| LL (ൾ) | Shiftl | U+0D33 U+0D4D U+200D | U+0D7E |
| K (ൿ) | k_ | U+0D15 U+0D4D U+200D | U+0D7F |


My Name is Prashant Kumar and I'm a software engineer living in the heart of Bangalore, India. I've had 3 months of technical internship experience designing and developing large-scale back end systems using JavaScript www.iasisgs.org for company . Through that time, I've learned to hone in on my strengths, while gaining valuable experience designing within a collaborative and productive environment.
During College time, I've cofounded TheDevs-Technical club, was the student placement coordinator, contributed as Planner and Manager in college annual Techfest (Originos M Fest-2014) and co-ordinated B-week events.
Prashant Kumar
61 4th main #1 opposite Madiwala PS,
BTM 1st Stage
Bangalore-560076 India
(+91)<PHONE_NUMBER>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bachelor of Information Technology • July 2015
C with Data Structure, JavaScript (HTML & CSS), Object-Oriented Design, Java Programming,
Database Systems, Networking, Operating System, PL/SQL, .
•Co-Founded the Technical Club of the college that organized the 1st Technical Fest of the college.
•Successfully assisted the College Placement Cell in attracting twice as many companies during hiring season than those participated the last year.
•Served as a core member of the Planning Team at the college that organized its first ever Alumni Meet in over 10 years.
•Succesfully planned and organized first annual TechFest (Orignios M Fest-2014)
Class 12• March 2009
•12th from PHS PATNA, BSEB Board, Patna, Bihar with 72%.
Software Engineering Intern • Sept 2014 - Nov 2014
•Designed and implemented Employee Management Service, which managed the working of employees by providing reports between 2 days.
•Implemented a centrally-controlled Administrator Module that performs all system administration tasks using Java Servlet Backend Technology with MySQL Database.
•Utilized JSP as a view component of MVC architecture.
•Tested the fully developed project EMS and discovered 7 bugs, including SQL injection problem for which received appreciation from the Project Manager and was asked to assist senior developers in debugging.
CoFounder and Core member • Dec 2013 - Sept 2014
•Co-Founded the Technical Club of the college that organized the 1st Technical Fest of the college.
•Assisted members towards learning back end technologies.
•Popular game designed using Java technology that follows the laws of elastic collision and based on time-driven and event-driven simulation.
•Reduced time to simulate the motion of particles by O (n2) to O (n log n) by implementing the priority queue algorithm.
•Implemented particle simulation system that predicts collision between particle-particle and particle-wall.
GitHub Repository of this project
•Scalable Apps with Java using Google App Engine for organising conferences, similar to sites like Meetup.com or Eventbrite.com that can serve hundreds of thousands of users.
•Developed the backend using Cloud Endpoints that allows to easily create RESTful services and make them accessible to mobile clients.
•Implemented Cloud Endpoints that automatically generate client libraries and provides features like DOS protection and OAuth 2.0 supports.
•Utilized Memcache, Edge caching and Appstats to optimising app’s performance.
•Technologies used: Java, Maven, Google App Engine, Eclipse IDE.
GitHub Repository of this project
•Wrote Java servlets to generate dynamic web content from Oracle database.
•Researched and selected development environment of Linux, Eclipse, Apache, and Tomcat.
•Wrote SQL queries and designed database schema for Oracle database.
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•The application is fast and low latency because of web socket Node.js server and can be customized and used in any website with existing solutions.
•Worked on Node.js, Server.io, MongoDB.
•Developed a real-time interactive and scalable chat application backed by Socket.io that commands the server to store data in the database.
GitHub Repository of this project
If you have any questions about my work or just want to say hi,
don't hesitate to contact me.


prtClassCap Central Axis projection classifier
CLASSIFIER = prtClassCap returns a Cap classifier
CLASSIFIER = prtClassCap(PROPERTY1, VALUE1, ...) constructs a
prtClassCap object CLASSIFIER with properties as specified by
PROPERTY/VALUE pairs.
A prtClassCap object inherits all properties from the abstract class
prtClass. In addition is has the following properties:
w - Central axis projection weights, set during
training
threshold - Decision threshold, set during training
Cap classifiers are a prototypical "weak" classification algorithm
that find application in multiple meta-algorithms. A good
explanation of Cap classifiers can be found in:
Breiman, Leo (2001). "Random Forests". Machine Learning 45 (1):
5–32.
Note that the output of the run method of a prtClassCap classifier
includes the process of applying the learned threshold to the
linear projection, so the outputs are discrete valued.
A prtClassCap object inherits the TRAIN, RUN, CROSSVALIDATE and
KFOLDS methods from prtAction. It also inherits the PLOT method
from prtClass.
Example:
TestDataSet = prtDataGenUniModal; % Create some test and
TrainingDataSet = prtDataGenUniModal; % training data
classifier = prtClassCap; % Create a classifier
classifier = classifier.train(TrainingDataSet); % Train
classified = run(classifier, TestDataSet); % Test
percentCorr = prtScorePercentCorrect(classified,TestDataSet);
subplot(2,1,1);
classifier.plot;
subplot(2,1,2);
[pf,pd] = prtScoreRoc(classified,TestDataSet);
h = plot(pf,pd,'linewidth',3);
title('ROC'); xlabel('Pf'); ylabel('Pd');


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suspend fun getStringFromCall(call: Call<ResponseBody>): String?
Executes the call and returns response.
Return String with response if successful, null if not.


The firefox logo depicts a bright blazing fox with a fiery tail of:
flames igniting through its body. The glowing fox envelops around the bottom of our beautiful blue earth in a brilliant flaming design. If you look closely, you can see several shapes outlining along the earth that possibly represent the continents that we reside on and comprise our earth. Looking at the fox's features starting from bottom of the body to the top you can see that it has a:
All of this encompasses the Firefox logo that we see before us.
To learn more about the firefox logo and its evolution,
refer to the article:
Firefox Logo Evolution


Before Change
print(error)
sys.exit(-4)
else:
if len(missing) + len(outOfRange) > 0:
print("WARNING: not using tested versions of the libraries:")
for warning in notQA + missing + outOfRange:
print(warning)
if __name__ == "__main__":
This is the main driver for the RAVEN framework
// Retrieve the framework directory path and working dir
After Change
@ Out, None
// if libraries are not to be checked, we"re done here
if not LH.checkVersions():
return
// otherwise, we check for incorrect libraries
missing, notQA = LH.checkLibraries()
if missing:
print("ERROR: Some required Python libraries are missing but required to run RAVEN as configured:")
for lib, version in missing:
// report the missing library
msg = " -> MISSING: {}".format(lib)
// add the required version if applicable
if version is not None:
msg += " version {}".format(version)
print(msg)
if notQA:
print("ERROR: Some required Python libraries have incorrect versions for running RAVEN as configured:")
for lib, found, need in notQA:


SUPERMAN IV A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1987 Jeff Meyer
I really shouldn't be surprised; in fact, I should have avoided this on principle; but I really enjoyed SUPERMAN and thought SUPERMAN II was adequate, and seeing Gene Hackman's name on the roster (and David and Leslie Newman's names off it) gave me some hope that we might have something up to SUPERMAN II, something corny but with enough grit to keep my attention.
Instead, we have BATTLE OF THE FLYING WRESTLERS. Others in rec.arts.movies have listed the stupidities in this film; while I don't expect Superman movies (in fact, I don't expect *any* movies) to be a lesson in Natural Laws and How They Work, this film shrugs off absurdities like a rhino with a valium habit. And, as stated elsewhere, the special effects (which have never been a strong point with these films) has sunk to bargain basement levels --I'm suprised we didn't see any spaceships with sparklers attached to the rear.
Most disappointing, though, is that Supes is played as something of an assh*le. The only feature that has any appeal in this thing is Margot Kidder as Lois Lane; many of her scenes with Clark have some real charm. However, Superman spends his time either trying to avoid her (especially the ridiculous "how can Clark and Superman be in the same room at the same time?" scene, which is so old and stale that it seems to crawl out onto the screen and die), or he uses the "amnesia-kiss" displayed at the end of SUPERMAN II (boy, what those yellow sun rays will do to a Kryptonian male...) to erase her memory after each revelation that Clark is Superman. This must leave Lois with an unconsicous resembling a Unix(tm) core dump, and it makes you wonder what kind of a relationship Ol' Supes feels he can have with a woman he's in love with.
Really, not a shred of interest, even to comics completists. Go see ROBOCOP instead (it's worth the viewing, but it could have been just as good (or better) with only half the violence. Ick, melting people...).
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Supported devices
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Many people are getting confused about flashing stock rom on their Respective Nokia 6.1 plus , Nokia 7 Plus , Nokia 6.1 & Nokia 7.1 now what is the exact procedure to flash stock rom?
1. Download Nokia-SDM660-Tool.zip & Copy Nokia-Tool.exe
2. Download latest HOME BREW Stock Rom And extract in one Folder and name it as STOCK ROM
3. Now add Nokia-Tool.exe in to that respective STOCK ROM Folder
4. Now connect phone to pc
5. Go to download mode
6. Now Open Nokia-Tool.exe
7. Now select Button according to your Phone code
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