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THE following letter, addressed to the publisher of the
first and second editions of this book, will be read with interest :--
263 HAMPSTRAD ROAD, NW., April 18th, 1865
DEAR MR. HOTTEN,-- I have received your note, in which you express a doubt as to whether some portion of the public will understand my representation of the Giant
Bolster."
To all such persons, I would beg of them to reflect, that if a giant could stride six miles across a country, he must be twelve miles in height, according to the proportions of the human figure. In order to get a sight of the head of such a giant, the spectator must be distant a mite or two from the figure. This would, by adding half the "stride" and above eleven mites perpendicular, place the spectator about fifteen miles distant from the giant's head, which head, to proportion to the other parts of the body, would be about three-quarters of a mile, measuring from the chin to the crown of the head. Now, let any one calculate, according to the laws of perspective, what size such a head would be at such a distance. To give a little insight into the matter of perspective, let any one imagine that they are looking down a street, fifteen miles long, of large houses, and then caculate what size the last house would be at the farther end of the Street; and it must therefore be recollected that every part of such a huge body must lessen in the same way--body and limbs--smaller by degrees, if not beautifully less.
I selected this subject from, my friend Robert Hunt's work as, one of the numerous proofs, which are shown in both the volumes, of the horrible dark ignorance of the Early Ages--a large amount of which ignorance and darkness, I am sorry to find, still remains. I hope that these few inns will explain satisfactorily why Giant "Bolster" has been thus displayed by,
-- Yours truly, GEORGE CRUIKSHANK
P.S.--The first time that I put a very large figure in perspective was about forty years back, in illustrating that part of" Paradise Lost' where Milton describes Satan as
"Prone on, the flood, extended long and large,
Lay floating many a rood."
This I never published, but possibly I may do so one of these days.


Common Health Concerns
Some common health concerns of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels include:
- Heart problems (mitral valve disease or MVD)
- Neurological problems (syringomyelia)
- Potential for obesity
- Hip dysplasia
- Eye problems
- Epilepsy
- Deafness
Average Life Span
Unfortunately, Cavaliers are not the healthiest of dog breeds which has the potential for expensive vet bills. This is due to the fact that all Cavaliers today descend from six dogs, so inherited disease is extremely common. The most common cause of death in Cavaliers is heart failure due to mitral valve disease.
Their life span can be anywhere from 9 to 14 years. However, my Cavalier only lived to be 8 years old, probably suffering from heart issues and/or a stroke.


Drink to me only with thine eyes,
And I will pledge with mine;
Or leave a kiss but in the cup,
And I'll not look for wine.
The thirst that from the soul doth rise
Doth ask a drink divine:
But might I of Jove' nectar sup
I would not change for thine.
I sent thee late a rosy wreath,
Not so much honouring thee,
As giving it a hope that thee
It could not withered be;
But thou thereon did'st only breathe,
And sent'st back to me;
Since when grows and smells,I swear,
Not of itself but thee.


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Note
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public class Tour
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Tour()
Constructs a new, empty tour.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
containsFixedEdges(TSPInstance problem)
Returns
true if this tour contains all the fixed edges required
by the TSPLIB problem instances; false otherwise. |
static Tour |
createCanonicalTour(int length)
Returns the canonical tour with the given length.
|
static Tour |
createRandomTour(int length)
Returns a random tour with the given length.
|
static Tour |
createTour(int... entries)
Constructs a tour from the specified array.
|
double |
distance(TSPInstance problem)
Calculates and returns the total distance of this tour.
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void |
fromArray(int... array)
Sets this tour equal to the specified array.
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int |
get(int index)
Returns the identifier of the node visited at the specified index.
|
boolean |
isEquivalent(Tour other)
Returns
true if this tour is equivalent to the specified tour;
false otherwise. |
boolean |
isHamiltonianCycle(TSPInstance problem)
Returns
true if this tour is a Hamiltonian cycle; false
otherwise. |
void |
load(java.io.BufferedReader reader)
Loads the contents of this tour from the given reader.
|
void |
reverse(int i,
int j)
Reverses the order in which the nodes are visited between the two
specified indices.
|
int |
size()
The number of nodes visited in this tour.
|
int[] |
toArray()
Returns this tour as an array of integers.
|
java.util.List<Edge> |
toEdges()
Returns the edges belonging to this tour.
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
public void load(java.io.BufferedReader reader) throws java.io.IOException
reader
- the reader that defines this tourjava.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurred while reading the tourpublic int size()
public int get(int index)
< 0
or >= size()
is cycled through the tour, never causing an out-of-bounds exception.index
- the indexpublic java.util.List<Edge> toEdges()
public int[] toArray()
public void fromArray(int... array)
array
- the array of integers defining a tourpublic double distance(TSPInstance problem)
problem
- the TSPLIB problem instance this tour is a solution forpublic boolean containsFixedEdges(TSPInstance problem)
true
if this tour contains all the fixed edges required
by the TSPLIB problem instances; false
otherwise.problem
- the TSPLIB problem instance this tour is a solution fortrue
if this tour contains all the fixed edges required
by the TSPLIB problem instances; false
otherwisepublic boolean isHamiltonianCycle(TSPInstance problem)
true
if this tour is a Hamiltonian cycle; false
otherwise. A Hamiltonian cycle is a path through a graph that visits
every node exactly once.problem
- the TSPLIB problem instance this tour is a solution fortrue
if this tour is a Hamiltonian cycle; false
otherwisepublic void reverse(int i, int j)
i
- the first index, or starting indexj
- the second index, or stopping indexpublic boolean isEquivalent(Tour other)
true
if this tour is equivalent to the specified tour;
false
otherwise. Two tours are considered equivalent if they
visit the same nodes in the same order. This comparison ignores the
direction of the node traversal.other
- the tour that is being comparedtrue
if this tour is equivalent to the specified tour;
false
otherwisepublic java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public static Tour createCanonicalTour(int length)
[1, 2, 3, ..., length]
.length
- the number of nodes in the resulting tourpublic static Tour createRandomTour(int length)
length
- the number of nodes in the resulting tourpublic static Tour createTour(int... entries)
1
.entries
- the nodes visited in the tourCopyright 2012 David Hadka
Licensed under the MIT License.


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, clientX
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, pageX
/pageY
coordinates if present (for touch, only looks at first Touch
in changedTouches
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Hot shot ad exec Buddy Amaral (Ben Affleck) gives up his seat on a plane to another man desperate to get home in order to take advantage of the weather related layover with the pretty young woman he's just met in the airport bar. He doesn't realize he's just saved his life and doomed that of another.
One bad year later, encouraged by his assistant (Johnny Galecki, "I Know What You Did Last Summer") to follow the teachings of AAA, Buddy arranges to meet the man's widow, Abby Janello (Gwyneth Paltrow), although he doesn't tell her about their connection. They fall in love, but what will Abby do when she finds out that fate had a helping hand? The complexities of lies and love are explored in writer/director Don Roos' ("The Opposite of Sex") "Bounce."
LAURA:
"Bounce" is a well-written, solidly acted love story with a great marketting hook built in due to the curiosity factor about the casting of former(?) lovers Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow. Reportedly, this was a project which Gwyneth proposed to Ben as a vehicle for him to stretch his acting muscles.
Affleck has plenty of opportunity to do so, as his character, Buddy Amaral, changes dramatically during the course of the film's one year time frame. Initially a callous, arrogant, womanizing jerk, Buddy sinks into alcoholic depression, guilt and self pity before being shaken back into becoming a more mature, self-exploring member of society. Affleck acquits himself well in this adult role, but is helped immeasurably by his costar.
 She's blustering through a new job in real estate while dealing with her childrens' abandonment anger and her own guilt and bereavement. She makes us feel the strength of character that enables Abby to carry the staggering weight she's had to assume.
Roos' script (he was the screenwriter for such diverse films as "Love Field," "Single White Female," and "Boys on the Side" before writing and directing "The Opposite of Sex") is smart because his characters are believable and he presents life in all its multi-layered complexities. Not only does Buddy have to live with the knowledge that he unwittingly sent another man to his death, but Infinity Airlines happens to be his big account. He must deal with the 'We Remember' ad campaign which he wins an award for even as he cries hypocrisy. (His drunken 'acceptance' speech/breakdown recalls James Mason's Oscar embarrassment in "A Star Is Born.") Roos also explores the nature of relationship lies. While Buddy's may be bigger, Abby is also guilty.
Roos' and his actors make small moments count too - you can feel the moment Buddy falls in love with Abby (he's been resisting getting romantically involved) when she jumps up from their diner table to trod upon the toilet paper trailing from a young prom girl's shoe. This small selfless gesture speaks volumes about Abby's character and Affleck's gaze upon her softens and deepens. Things get dicier as Buddy shores himself up to tell Abby the truth, which she finds out before he's able. His collusion with an Infinity stewardess (Jennifer Grey) to turn a blind eye to security rules on the night of the crash is another character defining moment.
Support is good with Johnny Galecki giving a tart turn as the fearless office assistant who makes Buddy face his real self. I liked this young actor in TV's 'Roseanne' and its encouraging to see him nail a role in a non-teen-slasher film. Tony Goldwyn (who also appears in "The 6th Day," opening the same day as "Bounce") establishes his character of Abby's husband so well with such short screen time that we feel his presence throughout the film. The film also costars Joe Morton as Buddy's boss/partner, Natasha Henstridge as Mimi, Buddy's airport pickup and Caroline Aaron as Abby's friend and neighbor.
Technically the film is first rate with intimate lensing by Robert Elswit (all three Paul Thomas Anderson films). Smart editting (David Codron, "The Opposite of Sex") choices are made in that the films two major crashes (the second allegorical) are not shown, making the aftermaths more earth shattering.
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I'm a graduate student majoring in Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics at Shandong University supervised by Prof. Tao Luan.
Research Interests:
1.Energy System Simulation
2.Energy Conservation Technology
3.Distributed Energy
4.Thermodynamic System
5.Fluid Simulation
Currently, I'm looking for a PhD position to advance my research further.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>School of Energy and Power Engineering
Shandong University
27 Shanda Nanlu, Jinan, Shandong, P.R.China 250100
Shandong University (Sep 2018 - Expected Mar 2021)
North China Electric Power University (Sep 2014 – Jun 2018)
A Simulation Model of Fast Cut Back of a Power Plant Based on MATLAB
In this research, a simulation model was established for the steam heat balance of boiler superheater and high pressure bypass based on MATLAB to studied the main steam pressure and temperature characteristics. It can provide reference for the design of PCV valve and safety valve. In the future, I will build some simulation models for thermal performance prediction of reheater, deaerator, condenser, and small turbine under FCB condition.Zero Discharge of Desulfurization Wastewater in Laiwu Power Plant
In this research, I assisted professor in building the pilot test in Shandong Laiwu power plant. I also collect the wastewater samples to study the determination of ion content by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer and tested the corrosion resistance of different metal materials to desulfurization wastewater.Development of Power Plant Simulation Software
In this research, I developed a power plant simulation software called CALING by C# language. On this platform I built the thermal balance model of the thermal equipment of the power plant based on the iterative calculation and interpolation calculation. The comparison of historical data and simulation data shows the correctness of the model. Then developed a real-time calculation function, and calculated the real-time thermal economy indicators to point out the optimal operating conditions.Numerical Simulation and Flow Field Optimization of Spray Tower for Wet Desulfurization
In this research, I used the computational fluid dynamics and GAMBIT to build the spray tower model. After studying the influence of the angle and shape of spray tower's baffle on desulfurization efficiency by FLUNET, porous trays was chosen as optimal choice. Then I analyzed the influence of flue gas inlet angle on desulfurization efficiency. The greater the angle from 0° to 15 °, the higher the desulfurization efficiency.


Step 1 - Generate Base Potrait (txt2img):
Prompt: (8k, RAW photo, best quality, masterpiece:1.2), (realistic, photo-realistic:1.37), ultra high res, ultra-detailed, woman, professional lighting, photon mapping, radiosity, physically-based rendering, (detailed symmetrical face), (extremely detailed eyes and face), (symmetrical mouth), (symmetrical eyes) , (detailed eyebrows), (extremely detailed eyes), (detailed beautiful lips), (symmetrical lips), light on face, ((chinese clothes)), ((big red eyes)), ((flower hair pin)), ((tight clothes))
Negative prompt: Paintings, sketches, (worst quality:2), (low quality:2), (normal quality:2), lowres, ((monochrome)), ((grayscale)), glans ,extra fingers ,fewer fingers ,strange fingers ,bad hand ,signature, watermark, username, blurry, bad feet ,bad leg, duplicate, extra limb, ugly, disgusting, light reflection, poorly drawn hands, weird teeth showing, abnormal upper tooth, unbalance eyes, thick eyebrows, abnormal smile, abnormal lips ,unsymmetrical lips, artificial glow, unsymmetrical teeth, abnormal teeth, missing limb, glowing, weird shadow, floating limbs, disconnected limbs, malformed hands, blurry ,mutated hands and fingers, loli, young
Steps: 30, Sampler: DPM++ 2M Karras, CFG scale: 7, Seed:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Size: 512x768, Model hash: f1b08b30f8, Model: lyriel_v14, Clip skip: 2, Restore Faces: OFF,
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Step 2 - Outpainting (img2img)
*Maintain the same prompts above
Resize Mode: Resize and Fill, Sampling Method: Euler a / DPM++ SDE Karras / DPM ++ 2M Karras / DDIM (experiment and see which one gives the best result), Sampling Steps: 50-100, CFG scale: 7, Seed: 318870998 , Denoising strength: 0.8, Clip skip: 2, Script: Poor man's outpainting, Pixel to expand: 128 (you may get weird result if this is set too high per run), Mask Blur: 4, Masked Content: fill, Outpainting Direction: down.
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Step 3 - Inpainting (img2img)
*This step is to fix any artifacts / seam generated from outpainting
*Maintain the same prompts above
Resize Mode: Resize and Fill, Mask Blur: 4, Mask Mode: Inpaint Mask, Masked Content: Latent Noise, Inpaint Area: Whole Picture, Sampling Method: Euler a / DPM++ SDE Karras / DPM ++ 2M Karras / DDIM (experiment and see which one gives the best result), Sampling Steps: 30-50, CFG scale: 7, Seed: 318870998 , Denoising strength: 0.8, Clip skip: 2,
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Step 4 - Repeat steps 2&3
This is basically an iterative process where we generate new content bit by bit and subsequently fix any errors via inpainting. For Step 2, once you have generated sufficient vertical pixels, swap Outpainting Direction to Left and Right. Add or remove prompts depending on the content you want generated. For the image above, I repeated until it reached 1920px vertically.
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Step 5 - Upscale (img2img)
* This is to upscale the image to 4K or higher.
Steps: 30, Sampler: DPM++ 2M Karras, CFG scale: 7, Seed:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Size: 1088x1920, Script: SD Upscale, Model hash: 4d91c4c217, Model: lyriel_v15, Denoising strength: 0.15, Clip skip: 2, SD upscale overlap: 64, SD upscale upscaler: lollypop (4x-UltraSharp and Remacri works well too), Scale Factor: 2
Directories
- A:
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- B:
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Workflow
Model: SDXL
Image Generator: clipdrop.co/stable-diffusion
Prompt: "[Name of World Leader] Amigurumi" (Photographic Style)
Directories
- A:
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- B:
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Image Generator: controlnet 1.1 lineart
Workflow
I installed the new ControlNet 1.1 and used LINART to create the AI animation.
I am turning MMD into ANIME . Source：【MMD Redshift】Love Trial
I feel like I can do better with this than the others.
I am also testing to improve the Ghibli style that I was doing before.
Directories
- A:
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- B:
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Image Generator: ryanrybot workflow
Workflow
For all the renders, I loaded the original portraits into img2img and would render each image at a low denoising strength; between 0.4 and 0.55. The initial images would keep much of the pixel look, but the facial features would start to get more detailed. I would then feed that image back into img2img, and refine again. I would repeat this process at least 6 or 7 times.
If i liked the look of an image, but didn't like the way certain features were coming out, I would load it up into Photoshop and fix it manually, then feed that image back through img2img with a low (0.25 - 0.4) denoising strength.
The final image was then taken into Photoshop for final tweaks and that's about it.
Hope that helps anyone trying something similar.
EDIT 1:
Sorry! my denoising had wrong decimal places. Fixed now.
I used NeverEnding Dream, ChilloutMix, and PerfectWorld (NSFW!!)
My prompts are nothing special, but here's an example of what I used. I would sometimes add extra prompts between iterations if I felt it needed more or less of something.
Positive prompt:
unparalleled masterpiece, ultra realistic, 8k, perfect artwork, ((perfect male figure)), mature man, looking at viewer, alluring, clean, ((shiny skin)), intricate detail, prestige, anime-styled black hair, spiked hair, pale, emo, goth, asymmetrical hair, dark eyes, (lips closed), black hooded sweatshirt, pull strings
Negative Prompt:
(worst quality:1.2), (low quality:1.2), (lowres:1.1), (monochrome:1.1), (greyscale),deformed, bad anatomy, disfigured, poorly drawn face, mutation, mutated, ugly, disgusting, missing limb, floating limbs, disconnected limbs, blurry, doubled face, mutated hands, mutated fingers, multiple eyebrows, multiple views, sketch, child face, woman, girl, (((female))), (chiseled jaw)
Here's what Penny looked like between each iteration for a clear example of what to expect.
This model produces images of a red, samurai-esque Japanese forest with a blue river surrounding a Minka house (Japanese, traditional house). There’s a ton of variation that can be applied in regards to features of a typical forest such as rocks, trees, clouds, and amounts of grass.
I’ve always enjoyed nature, and where I live; our forests can change colours quite drastically, so I decided to create a LoRa of it. Forests in nature can be incredibly peaceful environments, capturing the sounds of rustling plants, flowing streams, and tiny cracks of sunlight slipping through the leaves of the trees; all traits that I wanted to capture with this model.
Model is available here: https://dreamscapeapp.com/models/TIMDc3ea482ee01e81d2f7b54c986124ee
Prompting
Use a weight of 1, and the trigger word is “forestxyz”
Example prompts:
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red forestxyz with red trees, river, red house, sunlight
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red forestxyz with green trees, reflection, minka, rocks, water nearby, cloudy skies, sunlight
Recommended settings:
CFG = 7
100-150 steps
Sampler = Euler A
Resolution - 512x512
Training info
Base model is SD1.5
300 epochs with 1250-1500 training steps
Swing by our Discord as we're trying to form an AI community: https://discord.gg/hbKANADmZa
Directories
- A:
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- B:
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I’ve made a post showing how to use Runway Gen-1 to apply style on top of existing videos.
There is another software that offers a similar functionality, called EbSynth. I’ve used it recently to make this video and I want to show you the process and break down the differences between Gen-1 and EbSynth.
Let’s start creating!
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The best use of AI for videos at the moment is style transfer. We have original footage to which we apply an alternate style.
For this to work, we need three elements:
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Original video footage,
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Style frame/image
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Software to combine them together
Original video footage can be done by recording ourselves or animating 3D models.
Both work and you can experiment depending on your use case.
For this example, I found a free 3d model on Mixamo and chose an animation that would fit the video.
I created the Style Frame in Stable Diffusion. I created a lot of concepts in Midjourney and made the final stylization choices in Stable Diffusion.
Now we come to the Software.
I’ve used both EbSynth and Gen-1 in various projects and both work well, if you know their limitations and how to work with them.
EbSynth works as a brush. We have a canvas, which is the original video, and then we paint over it with the style frame. This works well when there is not a lot of movement. When the characters appearance is mostly the same, the paint will stay where it is, showing the new picture, as closely to the original as possible.
When there is movement, which creates new shapes and pixels, the paint will move with it. This can result in distortions and empty space, where there shouldn't be one.
Gen-1 on the other hand, follows the movements and shapes of the original video and uses the style frame to create a new scene with the reference. This means the moving characters will keep their movement. However, as the software creates new images (which make the video), they will vary from the original style frame.
So these are the limitations of the software:
EbSynth - Retains the style frame style, struggles with excessive movement.
Gen-1 - Changes the style of the style frame, but movements are clear and cohesive. It also has a green screen option, which isolates the subject quickly.
For my example, there is not much movement, and I wanted to have a more detailed character, so I went with EbSynth.
What is the EbSynth workflow?
Convert the original video into an image sequence. I used After Effects, you can use online converters as well. Put the images into a folder and name them in a sequence (converters usually do this for you already).
Create your style frame and put it in a separate folder. Make sure it has the same name as the corresponding image in your image sequence. In my example it’s 0000_0000.
Also make sure the images have the same resolution. It will not work otherwise.
Run EbSynth and connect the two folders. Drag the style reference folder into the “keyframe” box and the original video image sequence into “video” box.
Press Run All and you’ll get your newly stylized video.
As you can see there are some distortions after the character moves, but the style looks exactly as the style frame.
Here is a comparison of Gen-1 with the same image using the green screen feature.
These tools create some interesting new ways to create.
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Published another minor update to my KeywordClassifier Visual Studio extension yesterday. The new version adds support for Visual Studio 2013 preview, and also adds a new feature: A custom classification tag to highlight escape sequences within strings:
Use the "String Escape Sequence" classification tag to change the appearance of these. Enjoy!


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In my last post on unit testing analytics code, I started off by saying that I had never heard of unit testing until my second data science job. Not in college, not in internships, and not in my first data science job. The same is true for pull requests and code review – they were completely new to me.
This, in my view, is a very unfortunate commonality in analytics teams. All too often, code will go unreviewed or kept out of any kind of version control system entirely. Ultimately, this practice, albeit common, is detrimental to the teams practicing it.
Since then, code review – both doing code review for others and getting feedback from others on my code – has grown to become one of my favorite parts of my job. It’s also a mission-critical process for any team that strives to maintain a high-quality codebase. But more importantly, it’s an valuable social exercise, and an fun way for contributors to come together as a team to collaborate, learn from each other, and improve their skills.
I’d also like to note that the Tidyverse team just published a great series on code review, which I’d highly recommend reading.
But First: Git
There are a ton of introductions to Git online, all of which are far better than anything I could write here. If you’re not already at least somewhat familiar with Git, I’d recommend starting with a post like one of these:
That said, what I’ll discuss here doesn’t require any particular Git knowledge.
On Code Review
I wasn’t sure where to start this post. I considered discussing Git itself, but I decided it would be better to leave it to the experts. Then I thought about discussing the function of pull requests, but that didn’t seem particularly valuable either. So I figured I might just jump into the meat of it: Why code review is valuable, and why analytics teams should be doing more of it than they are.
Why Do We Review Code?
People and teams have wildly differing opinions about what the main objective of code review is. The following is the opinion of the Tidyverse team:
The primary purpose of code review is to ensure that the overall “code health” of our packages is improving over time.
Another common opinion on the main purpose of code review is to catch bugs in code before they hit production.
In my opinion, these are both important objectives of code review to be sure, but are not the main objective. My team’s view is that the main objective of code review is knowledge transfer between teammates. On our team – with “team” encompassing both data and engineering – we talk often about the bus factor of our work. A toned-down explanation of the bus factor is that it represents the number of people who need to go on vacation, or be out sick, or leave for a new job for a project to come to a grinding halt because else nobody on the team knows how a particular system works. We’ve been bitten multiple times by projects with a bus factor of one, meaning that if one person were to leave, that project would be left in limbo.
Analytics work is no different than engineering work in this respect: If one data scientist lives in a dark room for two years building a novel model and ships it to production without anyone else knowing how it works, how to maintain it, and how to monitor it, then that project is risky. If that data scientist were to leave, there would be a model in production that nobody else had experience working with, which could result in any number of issues. In steps code review to help us solve this problem.
Other Reasons To Review Code
Aside from knowledge transfer, code review is also a valuable opportunity to do quality control. In no particular order, all of the following (and more) can be suggested in code review:
Bug fixes
Maintainability improvements, such as improving the readability of the code, adding comments, adding tests, etc.
Performance improvements
Security improvements
All of these are important aspects of maintaining a codebase over the long-term, and, in my experience, are far too often overlooked by analytics teams. In particular, a past team of mine – as well as many others, from what I’ve read and heard in talking to others in analytical roles – had a bad habit of data scientists being siloed and not having any eyes on their work until things were “ready” to be shipped to production. In my opinion, data products are software and should be treated as such. This means that if our models will be shipped to production, then it’s imperative that the code underlying them is written in a way that’s understandable by others, safe, correct, and, to whatever extent necessary, performant. Code review helps achieve all of these goals.
Lastly, code review is a social exercise. It’s a great way for a team to work together, especially in the world of remote work. In getting feedback from teammates, data scientists get to flex their collaboration muscle and, ideally, this type of collaboration allows the whole to be more than the sum of its parts.
An Example Review
Since code review is unfamiliar to a lot of us in the analytics world, I’ll give an example of how I might do a review. Our team often works with data from external sources like the Census for doing all kinds of analysis. Let’s imagine reviewing the following code that a hypothetical teammate has put in to determine the five counties in Arizona with the highest percentage of Native American residents:
At first glance, this code looks pretty involved and poorly written to me. In the real world, we often write complicated code that relies on hyper-specific domain knowledge about the problem being solved in order to really understand it. As I mentioned above, our team often finds ourselves working with external data sources, such as the Census data shown here. And these sources usually have their own internal codes or identifiers that denote what the data you’re actually looking at is about. For instance, the series B01001C_001E used above represents the total Native American population in a region. In the Census, it’s corresponding “concept” is defined as the following:
B01001C_001E: SEX BY AGE (AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE ALONE)
Obviously, these codes are not comprehensible for the layman. There’s method to the madness, but we so often work with gibberish codes that don’t correspond to anything intuitive and make code review and maintenance dramatically harder. The challenge here is that in order to effectively review this code, the reviewer not only needs to review what the code is trying to accomplish in some high-level sense, but also needs to understand the data itself and its schema in order to understand how the author is trying to accomplish their goal. Unfortunately, the code’s author has not done a good job of helping the reviewer (me) understand the code.
Not only do I not have any context on the Census codes, but there’s no documentation linked (or written out) to help me find what the codes mean, there’s no documentation of the API response to explain why they’re seemingly removing the first item in the response’s body and setting it as the names of the columns in my final data frame, and there’s no explanation of what na_pct means, which in the context of this work means “percentage Native American” but could also reasonably mean something like “percentage of the data that’s null”.
And this is exactly where the value of code review comes in. We often like to say that you’re not writing code for yourself right now. Instead, you should be writing it for a future you in six months or a year who won’t remember all of the intricacies of this problem anymore. In short, you want your code to be understandable to future you, and, by extension, your teammates. But code authors, just like anyone else working on a project of any sort, are often so deep in the weeds of their work and so familiar with all of the ins and outs that it’s easy to forget just how confusing their work can be at times. Code review is a great opportunity for others to ask for clarification, which is the knowledge transfer I mentioned before.
If a teammate put in these changes, I’d request a few improvements:
What do the Census codes mean?
What does na_pct mean?
What does the response from the Census API look like?
What does state:04 mean?
After requesting clarification on all of those points, I’d hope the code would ultimately end up looking something like this:
## Data from the Census ACS (American Community Survey)#### ACS 2019 5-year data## B01001A_001E: Total White alone population## B01001B_001E: Total Black or African American alone population## B01001C_001E: Total American Indian and Alaska Native alone population## B01001D_001E: Total Asian alone population## B01001E_001E: Total Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone population## B01001F_001E: Total Some other race alone population## B01001G_001E: Total Two or more races population#### Codes of the form B01001X_001E## correspond to "Total X population" where X## is a race as defined by the Census. For instance,## B01001A_001E: Total White alone populationvariables <-c(white_alone ="B01001A_001E",black ="B01001B_001E",native_american ="B01001C_001E",asian ="B01001D_001E",hawaiian_pacific_islander ="B01001E_001E",other_alone ="B01001F_001E",multi_racial ="B01001G_001E")response <-GET("https://api.census.gov/data/2019/acs/acs5",query =list(get =paste(variables, collapse =","),"for"="tract:*","in"="state:04",key = secret::get_secret("CENSUS_API_KEY", vault =sprintf("%s/posts/config", Sys.getenv("SITE_ROOT_DIR"))) )) %>%content()## The first item in the JSON response body is a vector## of the names of the fields returned.## For this query, we get: #### * B01001A_001E## * B01001B_001E## * B01001C_001E## * B01001D_001E## * B01001E_001E## * B01001F_001E## * B01001G_001E## * state## * county## * tract#### Every other record contains data corresponding to these fields.## The values in the population fields (e.g. B01001A_001E) are integers## representing the total population for that racial group in that tract.## The state, county, and tract are all FIPS codes.cols <- response[[1]]response <- response[-1]response %>%map_dfr(~set_names(.x, cols) ) %>% janitor::clean_names() %>%mutate(across(all_of(tolower(unname(variables))), as.numeric ) ) %>%group_by(county) %>%summarize(percent_native_american =sum(b01001c_001e) /sum(rowSums(across(all_of(tolower(unname(variables)))))) ) %>%slice_max(order_by = percent_native_american,n =5 ) %>%pretty_print()
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percent_native_american
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0.7377187
017
0.4465544
005
0.2654699
007
0.1630934
012
0.1495215
Now that the code has been rewritten, future readers of the code have some much needed context. The author has explained what the data looks like when we get it back from the API, has explained what each of the codes corresponds to, and has renamed a variable to be more helpful. Ultimately, these changes will make it easier for readers to understand what this code is trying to accomplish and work with it.
Wrapping Up
The key takeaway here should be that in doing this review, we’ve established some shared sense of how this code works between multiple people instead of just one (the author) understanding it. In addition, the reviewer helped the author rework their code to make it easier for anyone else on the team to understand. This means that when we need to use this code in the future, it’ll be written in a way that makes it easier for that future person to work with, which will ultimately lead to them being able to ship more quickly and confidently, and needing to reinvent the wheel less often.
A popular saying is that code is read ten times more than it’s written since we often need to understand existing code to author new code. Reviews are a great way to make sure that code is written in a maintainable, understandable way so that when it’s read all of those many times in the future, it’s able to be understood effortlessly.


Description of project
This competition involves building a classifier that recognizes different types of physical activity from signals measured by the accelerometer and gyroscope in your smartphone, which both measure aspects of movement and orientation. The data for this competition were collected in a lab using a basic smartphone in experiments with human participants carrying out various daily activities in set order.
The experiments were carried out with a group of 30 volunteers within an age bracket of 19-48 years. They performed a protocol of activities composed of six basic activities: three static postures (standing, sitting, lying) and three dynamic activities (walking, walking downstairs and walking upstairs). The experiment also included postural transitions that occurred between the static postures. These are: stand-to-sit, sit-to-stand, sit-to-lie, lie-to-sit, stand-to-lie, and lie-to-stand. All the participants were wearing a smartphone (Samsung Galaxy S II) on the waist during the experiment execution. We captured 3-axial linear acceleration and 3-axial angular velocity at a constant rate of 50Hz using the embedded accelerometer and gyroscope of the device. The experiments were video-recorded to label the data manually. The obtained dataset was randomly partitioned into two sets, where 70% of the volunteers was selected for generating the training data and 30% the test data.
A video of the an experimental run can be viewed here.
The dataset consists of
Files with Inertial sensor data: Raw triaxial signals from the accelerometer and gyroscope of all the trials with with participants. A file with labels of all the performed activities.
My role
I was mainly working on:
1. Reducing the number of predictors for the algorithm to reduce the flexibility of our model (we suspected this to be the primary way to improve the model). I used the function rknnBeg that uses ‘Recursive Backward Elimination Feature Selection with Random KNN’, meaning that it tries different (random) combinations of predictors and then selects the best one based on model accuracy. I nested the function inside of a parallel for loop with this function:
bestfeatures <- foreach(i=1:50) %dopar% #This function retuns a list with the result of each cycle
{
library(rknn)
myData_random <- myDataTotal[sample(nrow(myDataTotal)),] #Randomizing the 6211 rows
rknn_beg <- rknnBeg(myData_random[1:2000,7:294],
y = myData_random$activity[1:2000], #Selecting first 2000
k = 10, #parameter k
stopat = 50) #Minimum number of predictors (variables)
best_features <- bestset(x = rknn_beg,criterion = 'mean_accuracy')
best_features
}
- Adding some new predictors that captured the frequencies of different intensities of signal (divided the signal in chunks based on intensity and then created frequency tables for each epoch). Think about it as a measurement of a histogram’s height at each chunk, and using those as predictors.
#this code was nested within a function and it was not possible to simplify these assignments:
breaks <- seq(-1,2,0.1)
h_1 <- table(cut(c(X1,X2,X3), breaks, right=FALSE))[1]
h_2 <- table(cut(c(X1,X2,X3), breaks, right=FALSE))[2]
h_3 <- table(cut(c(X1,X2,X3), breaks, right=FALSE))[3]
h_4 <- table(cut(c(X1,X2,X3), breaks, right=FALSE))[4]
h_5 <- table(cut(c(X1,X2,X3), breaks, right=FALSE))[5]
#Etc.
In the end, the final result was not what we expected, for some reason our test predictions were way below our prediction accuracy on the training data, although we used k-fold cross-validation to test the accuracy of our model (which resulted in around 70-80% accuracy, while our test accuracy was below 65%). There might have been some problems at the prediction or submission part, but we never had the time to actually figure that out.


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Listbox is used to select one or more values from a list of items.
Listbox requires a value to bind and a collection of options.
The option itself is bound to the model by default, use optionValue to customize the property to pass as the value.
Listbox allows selection of either single or multiple items whereas checkbox option displays a checkbox to indicate multiple selection. In single case, model should be a single object reference whereas in multiple case should be an array. Multiple items can either be selected using metaKey or toggled individually depending on the value of metaKeySelection property value which is true by default. On touch enabled devices metaKeySelection is turned off automatically.
Particular options can be prevented from selection using the optionDisabled property.
Filtering allows searching items in the list using an input field at the header. In order to use filtering, set filter property as true. Default filtering mode is "contains" and alternatives are available via the filterMatchMode property. See property documentation for more information.
Listbox can be used in a model driven form as well.
For custom content support define a ng-template named item where the local ng-template variable refers to an option in the options collection. Additionally a custom header and footer can be provided using header and footer templates. In addition when grouping is enabled, group template is available to customize the option groups. All templates get the option instance as the default local template variable.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ariaFilterLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the filter input. |
| checkbox | boolean | false | When specified, allows selecting items with checkboxes. |
| dataKey | string | null | A property to uniquely identify a value in options. |
| disabled | boolean | false | When present, it specifies that the element should be disabled. |
| filter | boolean | false | When specified, displays a filter input at header. |
| filterMatchMode | string | contains | Defines how the items are filtered, valid values are "contains" (default) "startsWith", "endsWith", "equals", "notEquals", "in", "lt", "lte", "gt" and "gte". |
| filterValue | string | null | When specified, filter displays with this value. |
| filterLocale | string | undefined | Locale to use in filtering. The default locale is the host environment's current locale. |
| filterPlaceHolder | string | null | Defines placeholder of the filter input. |
| emptyFilterMessage | string | No results found | Text to display when filtering does not return any results. |
| listStyle | string | null | Inline style of the list element. |
| listStyleClass | string | null | Style class of the list element. |
| metaKeySelection | boolean | true | Defines how multiple items can be selected, when true metaKey needs to be pressed to select or unselect an item and when set to false selection of each item can be toggled individually. On touch enabled devices, metaKeySelection is turned off automatically. |
| multiple | boolean | false | When specified, allows selecting multiple values. |
| readonly | boolean | false | When present, it specifies that the element value cannot be changed. |
| emptyMessage | string | No records found. | Text to display when there is no data. Defaults to global value in i18n translation configuration. |
| emptyFilterMessage | string | No results found | Text to display when filtering does not return any results. Defaults to global value in i18n translation configuration. |
| options | array | null | An array of selectitems to display as the available options. |
| optionLabel | string | label | Name of the label field of an option. |
| optionValue | string | value | Name of the value field of an option. |
| optionDisabled | string | disabled | Name of the disabled field of an option. |
| optionGroupLabel | string | label | Name of the label field of an option group. |
| optionGroupChildren | string | items | Name of the options field of an option group. |
| group | boolean | false | Whether to display options as grouped when nested options are provided. |
| showToggleAll | boolean | true | Whether header checkbox is shown in multiple mode. |
| style | string | null | Inline style of the container. |
| styleClass | string | null | Style class of the container. |
| Name | Parameters | Description |
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| onChange | event.originalEvent: browser event event.value: single value or an array of values that are selected |
Callback to invoke when value of listbox changes. |
| onDblClick | event.originalEvent: browser event event.value: single value or an array of values that are selected event.option: option that are clicked |
Callback to invoke when an item is double clicked. |
| onClick | event.originalEvent: browser event event.value: single value or an array of values that are selected event.option: option that are clicked |
Callback to invoke when listbox option clicks. |
| Name | Parameters |
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| item | $implicit: Data of the option index: Index of the option |
| group | $implicit: Group option |
| header | - |
| empty | - |
| emptyfilter | - |
| footer | - |
Following is the list of structural style classes, for theming classes visit theming page.
| Name | Element |
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| p-listbox | Container element. |
| p-listbox-list | List container. |
| p-listbox-item | An item in the list. |
| p-listbox-header | Header element. |
| p-listbox-filter-container | Container of filter input in header. |
None.


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This FAQ answers frequently asked questions about the candidate portal for online proctored Oculus exams. It contains the following sections:
Online proctoring allows you to take exams at your convenience while insuring the integrity of exam results. The rules governing a specific exam's administration can vary between test publishers. This response describes how online proctoring works in general terms:
First, you will need to be authorized by the test publisher. This typically happens when a candidate purchases access to an exam through an e-commerce transaction. In some cases, the test publisher will provide a candidate with an exam voucher that can be redeemed in lieu of a credit card purchase. More information on how to purchase an exam using Questionmark can be found in Booking, billing, and payment section of this FAQ.
Once you are authorized to take an exam, you'll need to schedule your proctoring appointment. You can select a date and time of day convenient for you. It's important that you set your local time zone in the Questionmark portal before scheduling an appointment. Your appointment date-time will be set according to the time zone you've set in your account in the Questionmark portal. Upon saving your appointment, you'll receive an email confirming the appointment that includes further instructions.
To ensure a smooth examination experience, you should consult the technical requirements before taking an online proctored exam. Refer to What do I need in order to take an online proctored exam? for more information.
At the time of your appointment, log into the Questionmark portal, and click the My Assessments tab. Your appointment will appear on the My Assessments page. A launch link will be enabled on this page 15 minutes before your appointment. Click the launch link to initiate your exam appointment. The proctoring system will launch in a new window.
At this point, you'll need to follow the onscreen prompts, which allow you to connect with the proctor. The proctor will expect you to provide the identification documents required by the test publisher. And the proctor will also expect you to use your webcam so your test-taking environment can be inspected and the proctor can ensure the security and integrity of the exam. A secure testing environment means:
Next, you will be presented with candidate agreements. The test publisher will require that you are agree to all of them before the proctor can release the exam.
After consenting to the candidate agreements, you'll be prompted to begin the exam. The proctor will unlock the exam, allowing you proceed. The proctor will monitor you through real-time audio/video as you take the exam. The proctor can pause or terminate your exam if you're not following the rules. You may speak to the proctor, if necessary, at any time during the exam.
For information about the technical requirements for taking online proctored exams, refer to What do I need in order to take an online proctored exam?
First, you should take all necessary measures to protect your own safety and the safety of others. Once safe, you should then use email or chat and get advice on possible next steps.
If you encounter a technical problem, you can ask the proctor for help. You will be able speak with the proctor at any time during your exam. If the proctor is unable to help you resolve the technical problem, you will be transferred to a technical support representative.
Technical problems can occur. We will do our best to resolve them in a timely fashion and reduce the impact on your ability to perform on the exam. If you encounter a computer malfunction or lose your internet connection during an exam, please follow these guidelines:
No. Tablets, e.g., iPads and Google Chromebooks, and other operating systems, e.g., Linux, are not supported.
Available times are a function of demand and capacity. We cannot guarantee that you will be able to get a specific date-time. However, we do expect that with some advanced planning you can find multiple available times on any given day. Some of the reasons why you may not see any available times are:
If you schedule an appointment for a time slot, you will need to refresh the My Assessments page to update the appointment date and so that the system offers you the appropriate follow-up actions.
Yes, it's possible to cancel an exam appointment before starting the appointment. You can do this from the My Assessments page in the Questionmark portal. You will not lose an attempt for a cancellation.
Yes, you can reschedule an exam appointment before its start date and time. There is no penalty for rescheduling, and a rescheduled appointment does not count as an attempt. You can do this from the My Assessments page in the Questionmark portal. To reschedule an appointment, you must first cancel the existing appointment. Once you have cancelled the existing appointment, it will be possible to create a new appointment for the same exam.
Please contact your test publisher for their policy regarding exam attempts and retakes.
You can take an exam wherever it's convenient for you. However, your exam will be proctored and must be kept secure.
Ensure you are in a quiet and secure location. We do not allow exams in public locations where others are within speaking distance or may be able to walk into the room, have access to your computer, or where you can become distracted while taking your exam. You must be in a room alone throughout the course of your exam.
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Represents an immutable block of data that is uniquely referenced with a cid.
(Uint8Array)
The data to be stored in the block as a Uint8Array.
(CID)
The cid of the data
const block = new Block(Uint8Array.from([0, 1, 2, 3]), new CID('...'))
Check if the given value is a Block.
(any)
The data of this block.
Type: Uint8Array
The cid of the data this block represents.
Type: CID


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Simple Tabs
Programmatic Selection
There are two ways of accomplishing this. First, the selectedIndex
input can be used. This requires
maintaining a flag. The second method requires setting a template reference variable and then calling the
selectTab(index)
method.
Complex Tab Titles
Use an ng-template with the fd-tab-title
directive to access heavily customizable tab titles.
Tab Navigation Mode
It is possible to use the tabs in navigation mode. While there is no option to provide some content in this mode, it
does allow the use of a router-outlet
with [routerLink]
or [href]
attributes.
Adding and Removing Tabs
The tab component is very flexible, and supports dynamically adding or removing tabs.
{{ data.properties.panels.content }}
{{ data.properties.panels.content2 }}
{{ data.properties.panels.content3 }}


Plague epidemics have occurred in Africa, Asia, South America since the 1990s, most cases have occurred in Africa. The three most pandemic countries are the Democratic Republic of Congo, Madagascar, and Peru. Plague is a disease that affects humans and other mammals. It is caused by the bacterium yersinia pestis. Humans usually get plague or by handling an animal infected with the plague. Historically, the plague was responsible for widespread pandemic with high mortality.
There have been three great world pandemics of plague recorded, in 541, 1347, and 1894 CE, each time causing devastating mortality of people and animals across nations and continents. On more than one occasion plague irrevocably changed the social and economic fabric of society. Black Death, a pandemic that ravaged Europe between 1347 and 1351, taking a proportionately greater toll of life than any other known epidemic or war up to that time.
Often simply referred to as ''The Plague'', the Black death was one of the most devastating pandemics in human history, peaking in Europe between 1348 & 1350 with an estimated one -third of the continent's population ultimately succumbing to the disease.
The Plague killed indiscriminately young and old, rich and poor, but especially in the cities and among groups who had close contact with the sick.Entire monasteries filled with friars were wiped out and Europe lost most of its doctors. In the countryside,whole villages were abandoned . The disease reached even the isolated outposts of Greenland and Iceland , leaving only wild cattle roaming free without any farmers, according to chroniclers who visited years later.
Social effects of the plague were felt immediately after the worst outbreaks petered out. Those who survived benefited from an extreme labor shortage, so serfs once tied to the land now had a choice whom to work for.


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r/SpaceX Mission Control
JavaScript
Servers
Mission Control is currently running on two servers: production and testing. The production server is located at spacex-mission-control.herokuapp.com, while the testing server is at spx-mc-testing.herokuapp.com. The production server should be stable and (mostly) bug-free, while the testing server may be unstable and (though unlikely) possible not functional. However, the testing server will likely be a step or two ahead of production, feature-wise.
Installation
NB: The ./install
file is only confirmed to work on Debian-based Linux. It should work on OSX, and will not work on Windows.
To setup Mission Control, run the following commands. This will copy the repo locally and install the requisite packages. You may need to enter your password to authenticate the installation.
git clone git@github.com:r-spacex/mission-control.git
cd mission-control
./install
You'll still need to configure the .env
file, setting your client ID and secret from the reddit app you can create here.
Environment variables
The following environment variables are expected to be set for ruby. If you used the ./install
file, the only ones you'll need to set are CLIENT_ID
and SECRET
.
| variable | example value | purpose |
|---|---|---|
| CLIENT_ID | LFE3XY450n6cai |
authenticates with reddit API |
| RACK_ENV | production |
allows external connections (disabled by default, use production to enable) |
| REDIRECT_URI | https://example.com/auth/callback |
callback from reddit authentication |
| SECRET | 8BhhhFSSBZ9sYg6NZxQS7gsrnaq |
authenticates with reddit API |
| SUBREDDIT | spacex |
subreddit to post to |
Running the server
To run the server, go to the repo directory and run heroku local
. If you need to run on a specific port, use the -p
flag.
Development
gulp
To run gulp, just use the gulp
command, no arguments necessary. This will automatically do all of the following.
| task name | what it does |
|---|---|
| postcss | transpile and minify all CSS |
| rollup-modules | combine all modules into a single file |
| rollup-packages | combine all packages into a single file |
| js-modules | minify js modules |
| watch | watch directories, calls the proper task when needed |
CSS
Mission Control uses PostCSS, which is located in the /src/public/css
directory. All CSS should be split into relevant files, and pulled together in all.pcss
. Documentation for the plugins is avilable in CSS.md.
JavaScript
Packages
All packages are located in the /src/public/js/packages
directory. Mission Control currently uses the following packages.
Modules
See full documentation for detailed documentation.
Browser support
Mission Control should work in the current version of all major browsers. Progressive enhancement exists, with the primary example being voice commands if speech recognition is supported (currently only Chrome). Graceful degredation is minimal, with <input type='datetime-local'>
being a useful example.
License
Contributing
Feel free to fork and create a PR. Creating a PR implies you are releasing the code under the MIT license.


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We don't have memberships as such, those are people who joined our groups across
social media. It is done with the vision that if people are looking for Python talents,
they can see them here. It is also a motivation to learn Python and update your data
| username | name | date joined |
|---|---|---|
| {{member}} | {{members[member].name}} | {{members[member].date}} |


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My friend Alex
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These are my favorites, in order:
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Application lifecycle
main thread
The main
function, and therefore the main loop,
should run on the main thread.
func init() {
// Ensure that the ui's main thread is
// locked to the main thread.
runtime.LockOSThread()
}
initialisation
Call gtk.Init
(or gtk.InitCheck
) before calling
any other gtk functions.
Typically the program’s command-line arguments will
be passed to gtk.Init
.
gtk.Init(os.Args)
window creation
Most applications will create a window when initialising.
window := gtk.WindowNew(gtk.GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL)
termination
If an application has only one window, then it might terminate when the window is closed.
// Connect to the window's "destroy" signal.
window.Widget().ConnectDestroy(func(_ *gtk.Widget) {
gtk.MainQuit()
})
main loop
To run the main loop, call gtk.Main
.
The function will not return from the main loop
until gtk.MainQuit
is called.
gtk.Main()
minimal application
Putting all of the above together yields a minimal application. A window is created, and the application will exit when the window is closed.
package main
import (
"github.com/pekim/gobbi/lib/gtk"
"os"
"runtime"
)
func init() {
runtime.LockOSThread()
}
func main() {
gtk.Init(os.Args)
window := gtk.WindowNew(gtk.GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL)
window.Widget().ConnectDestroy(gtk.MainQuit)
window.Widget().ShowAll()
gtk.Main()
}
gtk.Application
A preferred approach to gtk application and window
management is to use gtk.Application
.
The gtk_application
example illustrates this.


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Parentheses are used to pass parameters through a function which takes the parameters, does something to them and creates (or returns) a new value. They are also used to structure expressions and create an order for what will be executed first (a bit like order of operation/BODMAS in maths).
These are used in arrays (lists) with the contents of the array being inside the brackets. Brackets are also used when defining objects using bracket notation, which looks like this: var music = [ "rap": "kanye", "rnb":"frank ocean", "classical":"Chopin" ]; music["rnb"] returns the value "frank ocean" in the "music" array.
Braces are mainly indicators of what will happen if a condition is met (in e.g. and if statement) or in a function. Whatever code is inside the curly braces will run, as long as parameters are given to a function or if, while, else or else if statements are true.
From what I have learned so far there doesn't seem to be a difference between using one or the other. However, I have just read on stackoverflow that double quotes MUST be used in JSON objects.


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There are two ways to merge C or C++ with Cicada. 1) We can embed our own C functions inside Cicada, as shown in the tutorial. 2) Alternatively (or additionally), we can embed the Cicada inside of a larger C or C++ program.
Start with procedure (2) since it is very simple. In order for a C/C++ source file to run Cicada, it needs to include Cicada’s ccmain.h header file. The actual function call takes the form:
errCode = runCicada(argc, argv);
With no arguments (argc = 0) Cicada will run the start.cicada script. If we set argc to 1 and pass the name of a script file in argv[0], then Cicada will load and run that script file instead.
Procedure (1) for embedding external C or C++ functions into Cicada involves three steps. First, one declares the C/C++ routine in a particular way and writes the code accordingly; this is easy because Cicada-embedded functions look just like the main() function of a stand-alone program. In the second step the author introduces his routine to Cicada by changing a couple of lines in Cicada’s userfn.c file. The final, optional step is to write a wrapper in Cicada’s scripting language that allocates storage for the C/C++ function and provides it with a smooth interface.
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Islanders beat Maple Leafs for 12th win in 13 games
UNIONDALE NEW YORK – The New York Islanders’ depth paid dividends once again.
Anthony Beauvillier scored twice, Derick Brassard had a goal and two assists, and the streaking Islanders held off the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-4 Wednesday night.
Semyon Varlamov made 23 saves and the Islanders earned a point for the 13th straight game — a span including 12 victories and one overtime loss. Mathew Barzal also had a goal and an assist.
“It’s a different guy coming up with a big play for us at different times,” Cal Clutterbuck said. “It speaks to the commitment that guys have to their roles.”
Kasperi Kapanen, William Nylander, Justin Holl and John Tavares scored for Toronto in its third straight loss. Frederik Andersen had 25 saves in the Maple Leafs’ second game since losing Mitchell Marner for at least four weeks due to a high-ankle sprain.
Brassard hammered a one-timer at 9:07 of the third to give New York a 4-2 lead. Barzal and Ryan Pulock assisted on the play.
Beauvillier scored his second of the night late in the second period to give New York a 3-2 lead when he jammed a backhander past Andersen. The play started when Beauvillier forced Toronto forward Alexander Kerfoot to turn the puck over behind Andersen.
“He’s a key piece for us,” Barzal said of Beauvillier. “We need him going every night, he is a big piece to the puzzle.”
Toronto erased a two-goal first-period deficit when they struck twice in the middle frame. Kapanen tapped in a goal 43 seconds into the period to cut the Islanders lead in half. Tavares picked up the primary assist and his 100th point as a Maple Leaf since leaving the Islanders in July of 2018. It was Tavares’ third trip to Nassau Coliseum as a member of the visiting team.
Nylander redirected a perfect pass from Andreas Johnsson past Varlamov at 11:22 to tie it at 2. The Swedish forward breezed by Nelson and won a race to the front of the net preceding the goal. Jake Muzzin also assisted on the play.
Toronto outshot New York 13-4 in the second period.
“When you evaluate what we have done in 20 games, we don’t like it as a group,” Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock said. “We got ourselves in the spot we are in, we got to grind our way out of it.”
Barzal opened the scoring at 14:23 of the first period when he buried a feed from Jordan Eberle. The Islanders took advantage when Johnsson carelessly turned the puck over just outside the blue line. Eberle picked up his first point since returning from a lower-body injury that forced the forward to miss 10 games.
“With guys getting healthy, it gives us internal motivation because everybody is trying to stay in the lineup,” Islanders coach Barry Trotz said. “We are starting to get healthy now and everyone is trying to get a piece of the pie because there are only so many pieces to go around.”
Beauvillier gave the Islanders a 2-0 lead when he recorded a power-play goal at 19:21 of the first period. The 22-year-old wired a wrist shot from the top of the left circle to close out a strong first period for New York.
Casey Cizikas added an empty-net goal for the Islanders before Holl and Tavares scored late in the third.
Senators 4, Devils 2
In Newark, New Jersey, Jean-Gabriel Pageau scored the tiebreaking goal with 2:01 remaining and recorded his first regular-season hat trick as Ottawa rallied to beat the hosts.
Pageau recorded his fifth career two-goal game in the regular season (he has a pair of playoff hat tricks) and helped the Senators rebound from an ugly 8-2 loss at Carolina on Monday.
Mark Borowiecki also scored for Ottawa. The Devils got goals from Wayne Simmonds and Will Butcher.
Capitals 2, Flyers 1 (SO)
In Philadelphia, T.J. Oshie and Evgeny Kuznetsov each scored in the shootout to lift Washington past the Flyers, giving the Capitals at least a point in 13 straight games.
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This depends on a few things private pay or sliding scale options. Generally my prices range from $85-$100 per session. During our first meeting we will discuss your financial situation and determine together a price that honors you and the services that I am providing. You can pay with check, cash, or credit card via Paypal (with a transaction fee attached).
I am an out of network provider. What this means is your counseling services may be eligible for reimbursement through out-of-network benefits. I can provide you with a receipt at the end of each month which you can submit to your insurance company for out-of-network coverage/reimbursement. I recommend that you inquire with your insurance provider about the particular coverage of your plan.
Here are some questions to ask your insurance provider to determine your level of coverage (prior to seeing me for counseling):
Do I have mental health benefits?
What is my deductible and has it been met?
How many mental health sessions per calendar year does my insurance plan cover?
How much does my plan cover for an out-of-network mental health provider?
How do I obtain reimbursement for therapy with an out-of-network provider?
What is the coverage amount per therapy session?
Is approval required from my primary care physician?
The time slot that is allotted for your therapy session is one that is reserved specifically for you. It is with respect that I offer you this time slot, therefore it requires a 24 hour cancellation notice. Appointments canceled with less than a 24 hour notice will be billed at the session fee.
Please refer to the Forms page (under Contact Me) to download the intake paperwork that I need at our initial meeting. If you are not able to fill the paperwork out before coming to my office, you can simply fill it out once you're here.
When you first come in to met we will go over the necessary forms including the intake form together. We will then discuss your primary concerns and make a collaborative decision on the direction that your therapy will go.
The decision to not involve insurance companies in their mental health care has been made by many clients. The benefits of this decision include avoiding the limitation of having a mandatory diagnosis, treatment plan, or session limits imposed by health insurance companies. It is common for health insurance companies to limit the number of sessions and even the type of therapy that you can receive (coverage of couples/relational or family therapy is often not included in mental health care plans).
Furthermore, to have therapy services covered under insurance, a mental health diagnosis must be made. This diagnosis stays on your health care records and can be reviewed at any time. In addition to this, insurance companies are privileged to your detailed personal information throughout your treatment in order for your coverage to be continued. This means that the insurance companies can review all of your records at their discretion.
By paying privately or out of pocket, we can assure that you'll have the highest degree of privacy, flexibility and control of your mental health record allowed by law, since our records are exempt from insurance reporting and random compliance audits. Our work is off record.


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Involved with Ionic since 2013
SDK for Developing Hybrid Apps
Focused on mobile first
Sass for easy customization
Angular for code strucutre
Navigation
Performance
Complexity
Changes are easier to reason about
Immutable data and Observables for greater performance
ES5 has served us well for many years
JS world has gone through some changes
All for cleaner and simpler code
NG2 and Ionic V2 use these new standards
Classes and Modules FTW
You can even write NG1 code in ES6 to ease the transition
Out of the box, Ionic 2 is setup for ES6
All the build and transpiling tools are setup for you
You just write your code, and we build
Ionic V2 is written in Typescript
You can write in TS as well as ES6
Code completion and intellisense for free
The build process will handle both filetypes
The JS community is moving towards ES6 as well as TS
Support in major browsers as well as editors
Faster and simpiler way to write your javasctipt
Ionic V1 made development dead simple
Could we make things even more straightforward?
Where were the places where we could help developers?/p>
NG2 introduces many new topics
Perfect place for Ionic to step in and help out
Bootstrapping a NG2 app
bootstrap(MyComp1, MyComp2, MyComp3)
NG2 Bootstrapping has been simpified into a single tag
This is instead of having to manually
bootstrap every component you need
@IonicView
Automagically handles the @Component
and @View
for you
Also wraps the template in an an ion-view
Reworked for Ionic 2
Each Icon has a platform specific counter part
Ionic will switch out the icon for you to fit each platform
Adds appropriate ARIA attributes for added accessibility
Colors have reworked to used Sass maps
You can add and remove colors as you need them
Simple starting point to really customize your app to fit your brand
Build process already included into V2
V1s navigation used UI-Router
Allowed for complex navigation, such as in tabs
Navigation in arbitrary components was not easy
Tied to a URL
Couldn't create app history from nothing
Deep linking from outside an app was difficult
New views get "pushed" on to the history stack
Want to go back? You "pop" back from that view
This push/pop metaphor is inspired by native navigation
Ionic apps aren't tighly coupled to the URL
You can push to a new view, then tell the
browser what you want the URL to be
You are in control
.state('master',{
url:'/',
tempalateUrl: 'templates/master.html'
})
.state('detail',{
url:'/detail',
tempalateUrl: 'templates/detail.html'
})
import {DetailPage} from './detail';
@IonicView({
templateUrl: '/app/master/master.html'
})
export class MasterPage {
constructor(nav: NavController) {
this.nav = nav
}
pushState() {
this.nav.push(DetailPage)
}
}
<ion-content>
<a button (click)="pushState()"></a>
</ion-content>
Views can be rendered in anything and everything
URLs have been separated from navigation
App's history can be dynamically created
Ionic 1 is still a great solution for hybrid apps
Ionic 2 is built from the lessons learned in Ionic 1
We will continue to keep pushing what hybrid apps can do
</html>


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Updated: March 7, 2017
This topic describes the entity and type representations for common items that the Opportunity API uses. To learn about how to set up your developer account and work with the SKY API, see the Getting Started guide.
The opportunity entity has the following properties:
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | string | The opportunity identifier. |
| constituent_id | string | The constituent identifier of the prospect associated with the opportunity. |
| name | string | The name that identifies the opportunity throughout the program, such as in lists or on constituent records. |
| purpose | string | The intended use for any money raised as a result of the opportunity. |
| status | string | The status that indicates where the opportunity is in the solicitation process. |
| deadline | dateTime | The goal date for the opportunity to result in a gift. Uses ISO-8601 format: 2015-09-18T16:25:00Z. |
| ask_date | dateTime | The date when the solicitation was made. Uses ISO-8601 format: 2015-09-18T16:25:00Z. |
| ask_amount | currency | The monetary amount solicited from the prospect for the opportunity. |
| expected_date | dateTime | The date when the prospect is expected to give in response to the opportunity. Uses ISO-8601 format: 2015-09-18T16:25:00Z. |
| expected_amount | currency | The monetary amount that is realistically expected to result from the opportunity. |
| funded_date | dateTime | The date when the prospect gave in response to the opportunity. Uses ISO-8601 format: 2015-09-18T16:25:00Z. |
| funded_amount | currency | The monetary amount that the prospect gave in response to the opportunity. |
| campaign_id | string | The identifier of the campaign associated with the opportunity. The campaign sets the overall objectives for raising money. |
| fund_id | string | The identifier of the fund associated with the opportunity. The fund designates the specific financial purpose of a gift and identifies the financial account for that gift. |
| fundraisers | array of opportunity fundraiser | The fundraisers assigned to the opportunity. |
| linked_gifts | array of string | The identifiers of the gifts related to the opportunity. |
| inactive | boolean | Indicates whether the opportunity is inactive. |
| date_added | dateTime | The date when the opportunity was created. Includes an offset from UTC in ISO-8601 format: 1969-11-21T10:29:43-04:00. |
| date_modified | dateTime | The date when the opportunity was last modified. Includes an offset from UTC in ISO-8601 format: 1969-11-21T10:29:43-04:00. |
The opportunity attachment entity has the following properties:
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | string | The opportunity attachment identifier. |
| parent_id | string | The parent object's identifier. |
| tags | array of string | The tags associated with the attachment. Tags supplement the attachment’s name and description and identify it based on how an organization categorizes attachments. Available values are the entries in the Document Tags table. |
| name | string | The name of the attachment. |
| type | string | The attachment type. Available values are physical and link. Physical attachments are uploaded files such as images, PDFs, or Word documents that are saved locally or on the network. They are stored and managed in the system. Link attachments are links to files such as images, blog posts, or YouTube videos that are online or in a cloud storage account. They are stored and managed externally. At this time, only link attachments can be created through the API. |
| url | string | The URL for the attachment. The URL for a physical gift attachment contains a time-bound signature that limits access to 60 minutes. |
| content_type | string | The content type. Only applies to physical attachments. |
| file_name | string | The file name. Only applies to physical attachments. |
| file_size | long | The file size in bytes. Only applies to physical attachments. |
| thumbnail_url | string | The URL for a thumbnail. Only applies to physical attachments that are images. Contains a time-bound signature that limits access to 60 minutes. |
The opportunity fundraiser entity has the following properties:
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| constituent_id | string | The constituent identifier of the fundraiser. |
| credit_amount | currency | The amount credited to the fundraiser for the opportunity. |


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Navigation in SwiftUI
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Gestures in SwiftUI
SwiftUI has a powerful and easy to use approach in building Gestures. Today we will talk about how we can use gestures in SwiftUI. We will touch special GestureState Property Wrapper which is very similar to State but works only with gestures. Finally, we will build swipeable Tinder cards as a sample project.
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Managing Data Flow in SwiftUI
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Animations in SwiftUI
SwiftUI brings declarative and straightforward approach in building User Interfaces. We have List and Form components and Bindings. All of these things make SwiftUI so easy to use and very powerful. But today we are going to talk about another feature of SwiftUI, and it is Animations.


In 1991, the World Wide Web was introduced along with the internet. This served as a significant change in how information could be accessed, shared, and created. Considering the doors that were opened in this process, 1991 was one of the years that was analyzed.
In 1991, the highest rated genre was Biography and the lowest rated genre was Crime. These do not point to a certain reason in terms of world wide events.
1991 served as a turning point in terms of the budget and average USA income explored by movies. While before and during 1991, these were between 10 and 20 million. After 1991, these values, budget and income, jumped by 10 million and 70 million respectively. Since the introduction of the internet opened new opportunities for the world, the movie industry also saw a growth following the year. In this analysis, 1992 was excluded since only one movie with incomplete numbers were reported in our dataset.


In this example, we connect to a pyodide
kernel using wrapper classes and
in-browser Jupyter server the from the
jupyterlite project.
Thebe code that uses juptyerlite
has been bindles separately in the
thebe-lite
library, which should be side-loaded on the page prior to
thebe
being loaded. thebe-lite
is not a standalone library but
when thebe
is bootstrapped with the useJupyterLite
option set, it
will detect and use thebe-lite
or throw an error.
%matplotlib inline import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt plt.ion() fig, ax = plt.subplots() ax.scatter(*np.random.randn(2, 100), c=np.random.randn(100)) ax.set(title="Wow, an interactive plot!")


Read the following passage and answer Question 1-10.(20 marks)
Right and left-handedness in humans
Why do humans, virtyally alone among all animal species, display a distinct left or right-handedness? Not ever our closest relatives among the apes possess such decided lateral asymmetry, as psychologists call it. Yet about 90 per cent of every human population that has ever lived appears to have been right-haded. Professor Bryan Turner at Deakin University has studied the research literature on left-handedness and found that handedness goes with sidedness. So nine out of ten people are right-handed and eight are right-footed. He noted that this distinctive asymmety in the human population is itself systematic. 'Humans think in categories: black and while, up and down, left and right. It's a system of signs that enables us to categorize phenomena that are essentially ambiguous.'
Research has shown that there is genetic or inherited element to handedness. But while left-handedness tends to run in families, neither left nor right handers will automatically produce off-spring with the same handedness; in fact about 6 per cent of children with two right-handed parents will be left-handed.15 to 20 per cent of the offspring will be left--handed. Even among identical twins who have exactly the sme genes, one in six pairs will differ in their handednesss.
What then makes people left-handed if it is not simply genetic? Other factors must be at work and researchers have turned to the brain for clues. In the 1860s the French sutgeon and anthropologist, Dr.Paul Broca, made the remarkable findjing that patients who hand lost .He noted that since the left hemisphere of the brain controls the right half of the body, and vice versa, the brain damage must have been int he brain's, while 5 per cent have right-sided language. Left-handers, however, do hot show th eereverse pattern but instead a majorty also have their language in the left hemisphere. Some 30 per cent have right hemisphere language.
Dr. Brinkman, a grain researcher at the Autralian National University in Canberrra, has suggested that evolution of sppec h went with right-handed performance. According to Brinkman, as the brain evolved, one side became specialied for fine control of movement (necessary for producing speech) and along with this evolution came right-hand preference. According to Brinman, msot left-handers have lfrt hemisphere dominance but also some capacity in the right heisphere. She has obsered that if a lefr-handed person is brain-damaged n the left hemisphere, th recovery of speech is quite often better and this is explained by the fact that left-handers have a more bilateral speech function.
In her studies of macaque monkeys, Brinkman has noticed that primates (monkeys) seem to learn a hand preference from their mother in the first year of life but this could be one hand or the other. In humans, however, the specialisation in function of the two hemispheres results in anatomical differences: areas that are have not acquierd the art of speech are usually larger on the left side than on the right. Since monkeys have not acquired the art of speech, one would not expect ot see such a variation byt Brinkman claims to have discovered a trend in monkeys towared the asymmetry that is evident in the human brain.


Stephanie Barajas
I am currently a senior in high school who has always had a passion for STEM. I have decided to major in Biomedical Engineering and pursue a career in Cardiology. Being a Hispanic invested in STEM, I noticed that my African-American, Latino, and Native American peers are mostly leaning towards vocational careers and majoring in Arts and English. When I asked why, they mostly responded with a negative view towards STEM, exclaiming STEM subjects are too difficult. I decided to become engaged in this project to make a difference by showing my fellow classmates and other minority students the wonders of STEM.
Annie Rodriguez
Growing up, STEM programs didn't exist in my neighborhood; and I wasn't exposed to the wonders of computer science until high school. To this day, many minority-filled communities struggle with having access to STEM based programs. That is an injustice to the minorities in our society. This cause has driven me to want to make a difference in the world by inspiring others like me to have a passion for STEM.
Angel
Berwster
I am currently a junior in highschool and living in Chicago. There are obvious differences between differnt parts of the city, and I have always been against that. I believe STEM is the answer to changing that. With more minorites in STEM, negative norms will be reduced.


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