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Migrating to typeahead.js v0.10.0 ¶
Preamble ¶
v0.10.0 of typeahead.js ended up being almost a complete rewrite. Many things stayed the same, but there were a handful of changes you need to be aware of if you plan on upgrading from an older version. This document aims to call out those changes and explain what you need to do in order to have an painless upgrade.
Notable Changes ¶
First Argument to the jQuery Plugin ¶
In v0.10.0, the first argument to jQuery#typeahead
is an options hash that
can be used to configure the behavior of the typeahead. This is in contrast
to previous versions where jQuery#typeahead
expected just a series of datasets
to be passed to it:
// pre-v0.10.0
$('.typeahead').typeahead(myDataset);
// v0.10.0
$('.typeahead').typeahead({
highlight: true,
hint: false
}, myDataset);
If you're fine with the default configuration, you can just pass null
as the
first argument:
$('.typeahead').typeahead(null, myDataset);
Bloodhound Suggestion Engine ¶
The most notable change in v0.10.0 is that typeahead.js has been decomposed into a suggestion engine and a UI view. As part of this change, the way you configure datasets has changed. Previously, a dataset config would have looked like:
{
valueKey: 'num',
local: [{ num: 'one' }, { num: 'two' }, { num: 'three' }],
prefetch: '/prefetch',
remote: '/remote?q=%QUERY'
}
In v0.10.0, an equivalent dataset config would look like:
{
displayKey: 'num',
source: mySource
}
As you can see, local
, prefetch
, and remote
are no longer defined at the
dataset level. Instead, all you set in a dataset config is source
. source
is
expected to be a function with the signature function(query, callback)
. When a
typeahead's query changes, suggestions will be requested from source
. It's
expected source
will compute the suggestion set and invoke callback
with an array
of suggestion objects. The typeahead will then go on to render those suggestions.
If you're wondering if you can still configure local
, prefetch
, and
remote
, don't worry, that's where the Bloodhound suggestion engine comes in.
Here's how you would define mySource
which was referenced in the previous
code snippet:
var mySource = new Bloodhound({
datumTokenizer: function(d) {
return Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace(d.num);
},
queryTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace,
local: [{ num: 'one' }, { num: 'two' }, { num: 'three' }],
prefetch: '/prefetch',
remote: '/remote?q=%QUERY'
});
// this kicks off the loading and processing of local and prefetch data
// the suggestion engine will be useless until it is initialized
mySource.initialize();
In the above snippet, a Bloodhound suggestion engine is initialized and that's
what will be used as the source of your dataset. There's still one last thing
that needs to be done before you can use a Bloodhound suggestion engine as the
source of a dataset. Because datasets expect source
to be function, the
Bloodhound instance needs to be wrapped in an adapter so it can meet that
expectation.
mySource = mySource.ttAdapter();
Put it all together:
var mySource = new Bloodhound({
datumTokenizer: function(d) {
return Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace(d.num);
},
queryTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace,
local: [{ num: 'one' }, { num: 'two' }, { num: 'three' }],
prefetch: '/prefetch',
remote: '/remote?q=%QUERY'
});
mySource.initialize();
$('.typeahead').typeahead(null, {
displayKey: 'num',
source: mySource.ttAdapter()
});
Tokenization Methods Must Be Provided ¶
The Bloodhound suggestion engine is token-based, so how datums and queries are tokenized plays a vital role in the quality of search results. Pre-v0.10.0, it was not possible to configure the tokenization method. Starting in v0.10.0, you must specify how you want datums and queries tokenized.
The most common tokenization methods split a given string on whitespace or non-word characters. Bloodhound provides implementations for those methods out of the box:
// returns ['one', 'two', 'twenty-five']
Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace(' one two twenty-five');
// returns ['one', 'two', 'twenty', 'five']
Bloodhound.tokenizers.nonword(' one two twenty-five');
For query tokenization, you'll probably want to use one of the above methods. For datum tokenization, this is where you may want to do something a tad bit more advanced.
For datums, sometimes you want tokens to be dervied from more than one property. For example, if you were building a search engine for GitHub repositories, it'd probably be wise to have tokens derived from the repo's name, owner, and primary language:
var repos = [
{ name: 'example', owner: 'John Doe', language: 'JavaScript' },
{ name: 'another example', owner: 'Joe Doe', language: 'Scala' }
];
function customTokenizer(datum) {
var nameTokens = Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace(datum.name);
var ownerTokens = Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace(datum.owner);
var languageTokens = Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace(datum.language);
return nameTokens.concat(ownerTokens).concat(languageTokens);
}
There may also be the scenario where you want datum tokenization to be performed on the backend. The best way to do that is to just add a property to your datums that contains those tokens. You can then provide a tokenizer that just returns the already existing tokens:
var sports = [
{ value: 'football', tokens: ['football', 'pigskin'] },
{ value: 'basketball', tokens: ['basketball', 'bball'] }
];
function customTokenizer(datum) { return datum.tokens; }
There are plenty of other ways you could go about tokenizing datums, it really just depends on what you are trying to accomplish.
String Datums Are No Longer Supported ¶
Dropping support for string datums was a difficult choice, but in the end it
made sense for a number of reasons. If you still want to hydrate the suggestion
engine with string datums, you'll need to use the filter
function:
var engine = new Bloodhound({
prefetch: {
url: '/data',
filter: function(data) {
// assume data is an array of strings e.g. ['one', 'two', 'three']
return $.map(data, function(str) { return { value: str }; });
},
datumTokenizer: function(d) {
return Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace(d.value);
},
queryTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace
}
});
Precompiled Templates Are Now Required ¶
In previous versions of typeahead.js, you could specify a string template along with the templating engine that should be used to compile/render it. In v0.10.0, you can no longer specify templating engines; instead you must provide precompiled templates. Precompiled templates are functions that take one argument: the context the template should be rendered with.
Most of the popular templating engines allow for the creation of precompiled templates. For example, you can generate one using Handlebars by doing the following:
var precompiledTemplate = Handlebars.compile('<p>{{value}}</p>');
CSS Class Changes ¶
tt-is-under-cursor
is now tt-cursor
- Applied to a hovered-on suggestion (either via cursor or arrow key).
tt-query
is now tt-input
- Applied to the typeahead input field.
Something Missing? ¶
If something is missing from this migration guide, pull requests are accepted :)


neutrino-winds.DE_Solver
¶
Module Contents¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
cs
= 1¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
M
= 10¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
G
= 1¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
mB
= 1¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
dPdS
= 1¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
Se
= 0¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
rho
= 1¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
T
= 1¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
r0
= 1¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
ndf1
(psi, coords)¶ Dimensionless f1 function, takes t,(x,y) and returns 1-exp[2y]
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
ndf2
(psi, coords)¶ Dimensionless f2 function, takes t,(x,y) and returns (GM/r0*cs^2)exp[-x]-2
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
CoupledRungeKuttaStep
(af1, af2, fn, t, dt)¶ Takes functions af1 and af2, state f(n), t and dt, and steps f(n) to f(n+dt) using an RK4 method with arbitrary input functions f1 and f2 Returns t+dt,f(n+dt)
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
percentChange
(curr, step)¶ Takes a current state and a new state (vectors) and calculates the percent change
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
generateFunc
(x0, u0, itermax)¶ Generates a trace of wind behavior with initial conditions x0 and u0 (dimensionless) using the RK4 method with adaptation in dt Takes x0, u0, max iteration count and returns a 2D array tracking t, x, and u
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
makePlot
(minX, maxX, dx)¶ Generates a plot of wind curves Takes minX, maxX, dx and generates a curve for x0 (u0=0), then increments x0 by dx and generates a new curve, repeating until x0=maxX Returns 0, prints a plot of the different wind curves
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
testf
(t, x)¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
testf2
(t, x)¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
generateTestFunc
(x0, y0)¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
func2
¶
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neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
ndf1
(psi, coords)
-
neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
ndf2
(psi, coords)
-
neutrino-winds.DE_Solver.
sol
¶


Before Change
)
def test_multiple_targets(self) -> None:
good_target = FmtTest.make_hydrated_target_with_origin(name="good")
good_address = good_target.target.adaptor.address
bad_target = FmtTest.make_hydrated_target_with_origin(name="bad")
bad_address = bad_target.target.adaptor.address
exit_code, stdout = self.run_test_rule(
test_runner=ConditionallySucceedsTestRunner, targets=[good_target, bad_target],
)
assert exit_code == 1
assert stdout == dedent(
After Change
)
def test_multiple_targets(self) -> None:
good_address = Address.parse(":good")
bad_address = Address.parse(":bad")
exit_code, stdout = self.run_test_rule(
config=ConditionallySucceedsConfiguration,
targets=[
self.make_target_with_origin(address=good_address),
self.make_target_with_origin(bad_address),
],
)
assert exit_code == 1
assert stdout == dedent(


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BTK Python wrapper
0.3dev.0
Python bindings for the Biomechanical ToolKit library (BTK)
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Separate a collection of points in five categories to be able to distinguish real markers from the others. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | AppendVirtualMarker |
| def | AppendVirtualMarkers |
| def | AppendVirtualReferenceFrame |
| def | AppendVirtualReferenceFrames |
| def | GetInput |
| def | GetInputNumber |
| def | GetLabelPrefix |
| def | GetOutput |
| def | GetOutputNumber |
| def | GetTimestamp |
| def | GetValidInputNumber |
| def | GetVirtualMarkers |
| def | GetVirtualReferenceFrames |
| def | ResetState |
| def | SetInput |
| def | SetLabelPrefix |
| def | SetVirtualMarkers |
| def | SetVirtualReferenceFrames |
| def | Update |
Static Public Attributes | |
| AllMarkers = _btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter_AllMarkers | |
| Markers = _btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter_Markers | |
| OtherPoints = _btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter_OtherPoints | |
| VirtualMarkers = _btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter_VirtualMarkers | |
| VirtualReferenceFrames = _btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter_VirtualReferenceFrames | |
Separate a collection of points in five categories to be able to distinguish real markers from the others.
Separate a collection of points in five categories to be able to distinguish real markers from the others. These categories are: - all kind of markers (real and virtual) as stored in the acquisition - markers - virtual markers used to construct refence frames - other virtual markers (CenterOfMass, ...) - other points (angle, force, moment, power, ...) To select the output corresponding to the chosen category, you can use the method GetOutput() with one of these enum values: AllMarkers, Markers, VirtualReferenceFrames, VirtualMarkers, OtherPoints. By default, the list of labels known as virtual markers used for frame is: - HED(O|A|L|P): HEDO, HEDA, HEDL, HELP - LCL(O|A|L|P) - LFE(O|A|L|P) - LFO(O|A|L|P) - LHN(O|A|L|P) - LHU(O|A|L|P) - LRA(O|A|L|P) - LTI(O|A|L|P) - LTO(O|A|L|P) - PEL(O|A|L|P) - RCL(O|A|L|P) - RFE(O|A|L|P) - RFO(O|A|L|P) - RHN(O|A|L|P) - RHU(O|A|L|P) - RRA(O|A|L|P) - RTI(O|A|L|P) - RTO(O|A|L|P) - TRX(O|A|L|P) By default, the list of labels known as other virtual markers is: - CenterOfMass - CenterOfMassFloor You can also add a prefix for the markers' label by using the method SetLabelPrefix. This prefix will be concatenated to the markers' label during the separation. This filter only copies the pointer associated which each point instead of using a deep copy of it.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.AppendVirtualMarker | ( | self, | args | ) |
AppendVirtualMarker(self, string) Append a label in the category of the other virtual markers.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.AppendVirtualMarkers | ( | self, | args | ) |
AppendVirtualMarkers(self, btkStringList) Append a list of labels in the category of the other virtual markers.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.AppendVirtualReferenceFrame | ( | self, | args | ) |
AppendVirtualReferenceFrame(self, string, string, string, string) AppendVirtualReferenceFrame(self, btkStringAxes) Append a new set of labels for a virtual frame.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.AppendVirtualReferenceFrames | ( | self, | args | ) |
AppendKnownVirtualMarkerLabelForAxes(self, btkStringAxesList) Append a list of axes' definition in the category of the virtual markers used to defined frames.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetInput | ( | self | ) |
GetInput(self) -> btkPointCollection Gets the input registered with this process.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetInputNumber | ( | self | ) |
GetInputNumber(self) -> int Returns the number of inputs.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetLabelPrefix | ( | self | ) |
GetLabelPrefix(self) -> std::string const & Returns the prefix which will be concatenated to the markers' label during the separation.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetOutput | ( | self, | args | ) |
GetOutput(self, int) -> btkPointCollection Returns the output created with this process.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetOutputNumber | ( | self | ) |
GetOutputNumber(self) -> int Returns the number of outputs.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetTimestamp | ( | self | ) |
GetTimestamp(self) -> unsigned long Returns the timestamp of the object.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetValidInputNumber | ( | self | ) |
GetValidInputNumber(self) -> int Returns the number of inputs which are valid (i.e. not null).
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetVirtualMarkers | ( | self | ) |
GetVirtualMarkers(self) -> btkStringList Returns the list of labels for the virtual markers used in another context than virtual frames
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.GetVirtualReferenceFrames | ( | self | ) |
GetVirtualReferenceFrames(self) -> btkStringAxesList Returns the list of labels for the virtual markers used to create frame.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.ResetState | ( | self | ) |
ResetState(self) Reset the state of the process. Usefull when an exception was thrown during the generation of the data.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.SetInput | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetInput(self, btkAcquisition) Sets the input required with this process.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.SetLabelPrefix | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetLabelPrefix(self, string) Sets the prefix which will be concatenated to the markers' label during the separation.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.SetVirtualMarkers | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetKnownVirtualMarkerLabelsForOthers(self, btkStringList) Sets the list of labels for the virtual markers used in another context than virtual frames. Each label is checked before to be inserted to not have duplication.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.SetVirtualReferenceFrames | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetKnownVirtualMarkerLabelsForAxes(self, btkStringAxesList) Sets the list of labels for the virtual markers used to create frames.
| def btk.btkSeparateKnownVirtualMarkersFilter.Update | ( | self | ) |
Update(self) Update the pipeline and then all the data inside. Recursive method which 1) determines the processes to update 2) generate the data by using the GenerateData() method.
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static |
Contains all kind of markers (real and virtual) as stored in the acquisition
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static |
Contains only real markers.
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static |
Contains all the other points (i.e angle, force, moment, power, etc.)
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static |
Contains only virtual markers no used for frames (e.g center of mass)
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static |
Contains only virtual markers used to create frames


UseJCALG1Packer()
语法
UseJCALG1Packer()概要
Enable JCALG1 uncompress support to the packer library. This is an old algorithm which was used in previous version of PureBasic, so it is still available to allow to support old compressed files. Compression and archive support is no more available. This packer is only available on Windows x86 (32-bit). This packer is deprecated and no more supported.
参数
无.
返回值
无.
参阅
UncompressMemory()
已支持操作系统
Windows


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Cartwheels is a web application that allows consumers to rate and review mobile street vendors throughout New York City.
Consumers use Yelp! to review restaurants - but they have no way to keep food carts accountable. This leads to three problems. First, consumers don't know which carts have the best food. Second, they don't which carts are in violation of health codes and which are not. This is increasingly problematic as the average cart pays $433 due to health violations. Third, cart owners have little incentive to provide healthy food and reliable service because there is no accountability mechanism to keep carts in check.
Cartwheels solves these problems. First, Cartwheels allow consumers to rate and review carts throughout the city. This way, consumers know what to expect before they visit mobile street venders. Using Cartwheels allows consumers to know which carts are hygienic and which are not and allows users to report cart owners to the city for health violations. Users can also read cart menus and, using that information, decide which carts to buy their breakfasts and lunches at.
Second, Cartwheels allows cart owners to register their carts and upload information about their carts and menus. Using the Stripe API, we allow cart owners to purchase ads on our website and communicate with consumers. In this way, we connect consumers and cart owners and create better communication and accountability in the mobile food vending space.
Cartwheels was created using the City Data and Google Maps APIs. We query data from the City Data API in order to provide users with the names, addresses and registration numbers of carts throughout the city. We use the Google Maps API to provide users with directions to get to carts of their choosing.
Our mission is to provide an online space for users to review and discuss mobile street vendors. We believe this will benefit consumers, immigrant cart owners, and all those who love great, cheap food - in short, all New Yorkers.
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Illustrates custom validation, you have to select time between 12:00 and 13:59
Selected time: {{ctrl.value | json}}


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
Znail can be used to emulate various network conditions and can manipulate the flow of packets on the network.
Znail is operated using this user interface, or its API.
To be able to affect network behaviour, Znail is connected to the SUT and the network that the SUT should access is connected to Znail. In this configuration, Znail effectively acts as a network switch.
To manipulate network packets, Znail makes use of a collection of standard Linux tools:


Click and drag (inside the white border; touch and drag on mobile) to add density. Move the mouse over the canvas to move the fluid around.
You can change the simulation parameters in real-time using the GUI on the left.
Based on Jos Stam's paper Real-Time Fluid Dynamics for Games.
Simulates the Navier-Stokes equations for incompressible fluids.
Can be found on my Github.
The demo uses lil-gui for the GUI
I've looked at other implementations while making this, but the links are very old and are now dead and/or insecure.
The best reference is the original paper which is still online and contains a very clear explanation of the solver and methods it uses. It also contains a complete C implementation of the solver.


Urban Grammar AI
research project
The second output of the month, a very related one to the previous one! If in the Habitat paper we set out to describe the core concepts behind spatial signatures, in this one we showed it is possible to deploy at scale while retaining detail and consistency. We applied the notion of spatial signatures to Great Britain to create an open data product. Here are the full coordinates:
Fleischmann, M., & Arribas-Bel, D. (2022). “Geographical characterisation of British urban form and function using the spatial signatures framework”. Scientific Data, 9(1), 1-15. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-022-01640-8
https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-022-01640-8
Published version (Open Access)
Code repository@Github (Web render)
Github
Intro thread@Twitter
Twitter
Interactive map
Signature description
Data download@CDRC
CDRC
Enclosed Tessellation data download@Github
@article{fleischmann2022geographical, title={Geographical characterisation of British urban form and function using the spatial signatures framework}, author={Fleischmann, Martin and Arribas-Bel, Daniel}, journal={Scientific Data}, volume={9}, number={1}, pages={1--15}, year={2022}, publisher={Nature Publishing Group} }


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Package body mail_cram Package implements CRAM-Authentication |
| Program units |
| get_auth_string | Method to create an authorization string |
| authenticate |
get_auth_string
Function get_auth_string(p_user in varchar2, p_password in varchar2, p_challenge in varchar2, p_hash_method in varchar2) return varchar2
Method to create an authorization string
| Usage |
|
Is used to form an authorization string based on the hash method chosen |
| Parameters |
| p_user |
User name | |
| p_password |
Password of the user | |
| p_challenge |
Password of the user | |
| p_hash_method |
Password of the user |
| Returns |
|
Authorization string |
authenticate
Procedure authenticate(p_conn in out nocopy utl_smtp.connection, p_hash_method in varchar2, p_user_name in varchar2, p_password in varchar2)


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Focused on growing NHC Analytics space across India locations from inception in Jan-2020 to (currently) 20+ members through recruitments, resource alignment, staffing, and other related activities
- Leading an 8-member team to design and develop a multi-model ecosystem under ‘AI-Guided Selling’ initiative, focused on enabling inside sales teams across B2B companies
- Includes model to determine churn/leakage, lifetime value, upsell/cross-sell/net new sell, new customer, purchase value, relationship management, opportunity conversion optimization, and forecast CHI (customer health index) for a customer
- Models are developed through end-to-end automated model generation process (AutoFeaturization + AutoML) and supplemented through explanation model framework for faster and low-inertia adoption by end-users
- The customizable AI Guided selling ecosystem is molded as a cloud-agnostic, hybrid-SaaS product
- Developing AI/ML system DevOps as the in-house capability to automate ML system lifecycle management and deployment
DATA SCIENCE CONSULTANTJANUARY 2018 - DECEMBER 2019
Led 12+ member team to design and develop a portfolio of ML/AI products and systems for a Big-5 technology company.
Previously led 6-member team to create AI products in real world evidence (RWE) & clinical trial optimization (CTO) domain under R&D Excellence practice area.
- Developing AI/ML system DevOps as in-house capability to automate ML system lifecycle management and deployment
- Developed propensity models to advance client’s Go To Market (GTM) strategy of their product portfolio targeting 18K+ accounts
- Achieved AUROC of 78% in predicting accounts’ propensity to buy new products based on their current purchase and consumption patterns, enabling account executives to drive targeted sales efforts
- Led a 10+ member team to develop and enhance multiple ML-model ecosystem for a top-5 technology company, focused on optimizing the identification from ~7M leads across 100+ countries to prioritization of selected ~700K leads across sales channels
- Evolved the ML system from a 2-model to an 8-model ecosystem
- Achieved ~$50M growth in annual revenue by integrating purchase value model in the ecosystem
- Increased revenue by ~$13M through a model that focus on sales team’s effort for lead prioritization
- Evaluated and added features from four new data sources, resulting in ~$8M increase in annual revenue
- Achieved AUROC of 84% on new propensity model developed for different sales channel (Partner Channel)
- Streamlined hypotheses testing, feature engineering, and model experimentation for optimizing model ecosystem
- Assessed impact of model configuration change, corrected for model drift and self-fulfilling prophecy in model ecosystem
- Liaised with ML engineering team to streamline processes and successfully complete 7+ feature release cycles
- Won Project Champion (Innovation of the Year) - 2019
- Developed algorithm for predicting specific medical diagnosis in next six months using patients’ medical history and event data
- Achieved AUPRC of 66% through 1-D CNN-RNN hybrid model to identify 25,000+ naïve patients/year
- Exposed opportunity worth $150 MM/year from highly imbalanced EHR data (~2% positive class)
- Designed AI-enabled automated schema matching process to convert raw clinical trial datasets for disparate schema to standard format
- Achieved 87+% average accuracy with a runtime of ~2 mins/dataset, improving over 11% accuracy achieved by client’s in-house team
- Techniques used: Shingle-phrase mapping, semantic lookup dictionary, sentence2Vec, WordNet, SVM, XGBoost, neural networks
- $8MM of direct cost saved for client; Attracted $800K worth of project work; Won Project Champion (Innovation of the Year) - 2018
- Results were showcased in SCDM 2018 Annual Conference (World’s Top Clinical Data Management Event)
DATA SCIENCE ASSOCIATE CONSULTANTJANUARY 2016 - DECEMBER 2017
Among the first (of ~15 in US and ~5 in India) batch that was laterally promoted to Advanced Data Science Track after a company-wide shortlisting process
- Completed 5-month long Advanced Analytics Learning Program offered through ZS-INSOFE collaboration
- Created over 12 hours of training material on data handling and management, machine learning, and visualization in R for employee learning roadmap and mentored ZS New Delhi employees and trainers
- Conducted over five advanced analytics sessions and competitions for 250+ employees as a key member of AlgoRhythms, an internal initiative to raise analytical quotient of employees
- Developed and facilitated case studies and hackathons with data science recruitment team for 700+ participants across premier institutes
- Developed search and optimization process to rebalance inclusion-exclusion criteria to ensure availability of sufficient patient pool for clinical trial enrollment [Proof of Concept]
- Automated discrepancy detection process in CDISC SDTM data to bolster CDR team’s capabilities at US pharma company
- R-Shiny based dashboard automates data ingestion, integration, anomaly detection, and report synthesis to achieve more than 10X reduction in CDR teams’ effort on clinical trial data review
- Included active-learning component that imbibes ground truth from CDR’s (Clinical Data Reviewer) feedback to optimize performance
- The process was showcased in SCOPE Summit 2018 (Summit for Clinical Ops Executives) by the ZS leadership
- Created a replicable, customizable disease KPI dashboard template for a Swiss based pharmaceutical company
- Tech stack used: [Frontend] R, Shiny, htmlwidgets libraries, HTML, CSS, JavaScript; [Backend] Impala, SQL
BUSINESS ANALYTICS ASSOCIATEAPRIL 2014 - DECEMBER 2015
Involved in projects specific to managed care practice area in US healthcare market
- Created contracting tool based on patient-level forecast modeling that helped US-based pharmaceutical company assess the effect of their contracting strategy on future patient flow
- Model broke new grounds in forecasting patient level dynamics in specialty therapeutic market and garnered appreciation from ZS principals and client
- Developed portfolio rebating constructs to help UK-based pharmaceutical company improve share and access of their product portfolio in diabetes market while preserving the prices of their latest drugs
- Formulated market access strategy for a US-based pharmaceutical company to optimize the commercial performance of their therapeutic drug
GRAIL RESEARCH
ANALYSTOCTOBER 2012 - MARCH 2014
Consumer Packaged Goods and Quantitative Research & Analytics GroupJULY 2013 - MARCH 2014
Technology, Media and Telecommunication GroupOCTOBER 2012 - JUNE 2013
Involved in projects across industry verticals such as Telecom, FMCG, Health, Tourism, Lifestyle, and Pharmaceuticals
- Studying the brand awareness and appeal of an African country as an international leisure destination for its tourism ministry
- Leading 3-member team in brand tracking study, which includes managing questionnaire fielding, data quality and output
- Placed in West African country for a week to supervise 26-member vendor’s team and manage interviewers’ training
- Conducted longitudinal analysis to study changes in key parameters and automated the process for similar analysis in future
- Assessed the impact of new global TV Ad campaign by tourism ministry of an African country, intended to highlight the country as a leisure destination
- Carried out comparative analysis of viewers’ impression vis-à-vis existing Ad concept through quantitative survey approach
- Built an estimation model to measure the concept’s effectiveness in drawing leisure visitors to the country
- Analyzed promotional activities of distribution channels to help US‒based Lifestyle Company optimize their brand positioning
- Streamlined the tracking process of email promotional activities from 30+ distribution channels across geographies
- Automated the analytical process, which reduced latency in the reporting work to client
- Drafted questionnaire to map the beverage consumption and purchase behavior to help a multi-billion food & beverage company understand the evolution of beverage consumers’ behavior over time
- Conducted benchmarking study of industrial zones to ascertain competitive landscape and best practices of successful zones
- Created portfolio of technology breakdown of mobile devices offered by 50+ operators across geographies for telecom giant
- First Runner-Up in Training Case Study Competition: Evolution of Smart Grid Technologies in Developing Countries
Tools / Software / Languages : MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, R, SPSS, MS Access, MarketSight, and SQL
ZS is a professional services firm that works side by side with companies to help develop and deliver products that drive customer value and company results. We leverage our deep industry expertise, leading-edge analytics, technology and strategy to create solutions that work in the real world. ZS was founded in 1983 by Prabhakant Sinha and Andris Zoltners, who worked together as professors of marketing at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
Grail Research, which started as a research arm for Monitor Group, is now a strategic insights consultancy helping clients seize opportunities and respond decisively to market change by applying insights to any aspect of their business.


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#include <x509_vfy.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| STACK_OF (X509_OBJECT)*objs | |
| STACK_OF (X509_LOOKUP)*get_cert_methods | |
| STACK_OF (X509)*(*lookup_certs)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx | |
| STACK_OF (X509_CRL)*(*lookup_crls)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx | |
| STACK_OF (X509_OBJECT)*objs | |
| STACK_OF (X509_LOOKUP)*get_cert_methods | |
| STACK_OF (X509)*(*lookup_certs)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx | |
| STACK_OF (X509_CRL)*(*lookup_crls)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx | |
Data Fields | |
| int | cache |
| X509_VERIFY_PARAM * | param |
| int(* | verify )(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx) |
| int(* | verify_cb )(int ok, X509_STORE_CTX *ctx) |
| int(* | get_issuer )(X509 **issuer, X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509 *x) |
| int(* | check_issued )(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509 *x, X509 *issuer) |
| int(* | check_revocation )(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx) |
| int(* | get_crl )(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509_CRL **crl, X509 *x) |
| int(* | check_crl )(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509_CRL *crl) |
| int(* | cert_crl )(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509_CRL *crl, X509 *x) |
| X509_NAME * | nm |
| int(* | cleanup )(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx) |
| CRYPTO_EX_DATA | ex_data |
| int | references |
Definition at line 186 of file x509_vfy.h.
| STACK_OF | ( | X509_OBJECT | ) |
| STACK_OF | ( | X509_LOOKUP | ) |
| STACK_OF | ( | X509 | ) |
| STACK_OF | ( | X509_CRL | ) |
| STACK_OF | ( | X509_OBJECT | ) |
| STACK_OF | ( | X509_LOOKUP | ) |
| STACK_OF | ( | X509 | ) |
| STACK_OF | ( | X509_CRL | ) |
| int cache |
Definition at line 188 of file x509_vfy.h.
| X509_VERIFY_PARAM * param |
Definition at line 192 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* verify)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx) |
Definition at line 195 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* verify_cb)(int ok, X509_STORE_CTX *ctx) |
Definition at line 197 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* get_issuer)(X509 **issuer, X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509 *x) |
Definition at line 199 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* check_issued)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509 *x, X509 *issuer) |
Definition at line 201 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* check_revocation)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx) |
Definition at line 203 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* get_crl)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509_CRL **crl, X509 *x) |
Definition at line 205 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* check_crl)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509_CRL *crl) |
Definition at line 207 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* cert_crl)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx, X509_CRL *crl, X509 *x) |
Definition at line 209 of file x509_vfy.h.
| X509_NAME * nm |
Definition at line 210 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int(* cleanup)(X509_STORE_CTX *ctx) |
Definition at line 212 of file x509_vfy.h.
| CRYPTO_EX_DATA ex_data |
Definition at line 213 of file x509_vfy.h.
| int references |
Definition at line 214 of file x509_vfy.h.


Money Play. How should red play 42?
pips Red=127 White=180
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
It is so easy to simply play bar/21*, 8/6 but White has a very well-timed back game and Red needs to slow down his own progress.
The correct move is bar/21*, 3/1!! This attempts to recirculate the two checkers on the 3-pt and bring them back into play. This technique was not commonplace before the advent of the bots, but the theory is now much better understood.
Bar/21*, 8/6 is very nearly blunder and any other move certainly use. So, learn the technique and re-use it when appropriate.
The correct move is bar/21*, 3/1!! This attempts to recirculate the two checkers on the 3-pt and bring them back into play. This technique was not commonplace before the advent of the bots, but the theory is now much better understood.
Bar/21*, 8/6 is very nearly blunder and any other move certainly use. So, learn the technique and re-use it when appropriate.
1. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21* 8/6 Eq.: +0.366 0.561 0.259 0.012 - 0.439 0.071 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21* 3/1 Eq.: +0.348 (-0.018) 0.567 0.247 0.010 - 0.433 0.093 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21* 11/9 Eq.: +0.347 (-0.020) 0.561 0.248 0.010 - 0.439 0.077 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply bar/23 11/7 Eq.: +0.298 (-0.068) 0.563 0.212 0.009 - 0.437 0.097 0.003 5. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21* 9/7 Eq.: +0.264 (-0.102) 0.538 0.243 0.012 - 0.462 0.084 0.002


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Compile-Time Graph Library
Graph library that is based on metaprogramming
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#include <edge.h>
Public Types | |
| using | from = from_ |
| Starting vertex of an edge. More... | |
| using | to = to_ |
| Ending vertex of an edge. More... | |
| using | weight = weight_ |
| Additional property of an edge. More... | |
Represents an edge in the graph.
| from_ | Template parameter, starting vertex of an edge |
| to_ | Template parameter, ending vertex of an edge |
| weight_ | Template parameter, additional property of an edge |


Press
Occasionally people write something about me.
May 1, 2013 - Princeton University article on its new Hertz Fellows
April 11, 2013 - Princeton student newspaper article on the new Hertz Fellows
April 11, 2013 - Hertz Foundation press release on the 2013 Fellows
Jan 20, 2011 - USC announcement of the Churchill Scholarship
In addition, here are two profiles of my work written by me for the organizations that fund my research.


Custom Domains
{% if not current_user.is_premium() %}
This feature is only available in premium plan.
{% endif %}
If you own a domain, let's say example.com, you will be able to create aliases with this domain, for example
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>etc with SimpleLogin.
You could also enable catch-all feature that allows you to create aliases on-the-fly.
{% for custom_domain in custom_domains %}
{% endfor %}


Hello, World!
This is a "Hello World" HTML document for CSE3026 Lab 0.
It demonstrates the basic HTML page.
Written by
Scott Lee
. / 2019-09-01


Hello, I am Dinh Anh
First name: Dinh Anh
Last name: Vu
A person who can improvise, adapt and overcome.
Contents
Education
- Bachelor in Information and Technology at University of Science and Technology of Hanoi (2021)
Projects
Individual projects
- Ultimate simple screen recorder my first Python cli application
- The indolent game my first Java desktop game
- Digital Signal Processing matlab library my first Matlab library
- Tic tac toe neural network my first neural network
- Function to detect perfectly collision SFML my first C++ game
- Single Linear Single-Linear-Regression my first DIY algorithm in C++, Java, Go, Rust
Group projects
- Text summarizer A tool to sum up English documents
- Automatic Speaker Recognition A system to recognize who is speaking
- Lung nodule segmentation for CT scan Mask RCNN and U-net models to segment nodules in lung ct scan
Activities
Skills
- Programming with Python for deep learning, machine learning and artificial intelligent
- Learning new stuff mostly in top-down-bottom way
- Being versatile when use different OSs and use different IDEs in the same time
Languages
- Vietnamese since birth
- English with IELTS 6.5
- French in a poor condition


weekly picks (Nov 3 week 2019)
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PhysRevLett.123.207204 : Magnon Landau Levels and Emergent Supersymmetry in Strained Antiferromagnets (magnon, PRL)
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1911.05095 : Weak crystallization of fluctuating skyrmion textures in MnSi (MnSi, arXiv)
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1911.05097 : Moire superconductivity (Ivar Martin, arXiv)
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1911.04675 : Escape from black holes in materials: Type II Weyl semimetals and generic edge states (Matsuo, arXiv)
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1911.04493 : Excitonic density wave and spin-valley superfluid in bilayer transition metal dichalcogenide (Liang Fu, arXiv)
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1911.05065 : Eliashberg Theory: a short review (Marsiglio, arXiv)
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1911.03492 : Dimer description of the SU(4) antiferromagnet on the triangular lattice (L. Balents, arXiv)
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1911.03760 : Spontaneous symmetry breaking and topology in twisted bilayer graphene: the nature of the correlated insulating states and the quantum anomalous Hall effect (X. Dai, arXiv)
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1911.03979 : What does the giant thermal Hall effect observed in the high temperature superconductors imply? (Tao, arXiv)
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1911.04452 : Collective modes at a disordered quantum phase transition (Higgs mode, arXiv)
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1911.03665 : New types of topological superconductors under local magnetic symmetries (Topological SC, arXiv)
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1911.03802 : Signature of a pair of Majorana zero modes in superconducting gold surface states (PA Lee, arXiv)
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1911.03382 : On thermal Nieh-Yan anomaly in topological Weyl materials (Volovik, arXiv)
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1911.02702 : Metal-Insulator and Magnetic Phase Diagram of Ca$_2$RuO$_4$ from Auxiliary Field Quantum Monte Carlo and Dynamical Mean Field Theory (AJ Millis, arXiv)
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1911.02754 : Magnetic field-induced type-II Weylsemimetallic state in geometrically frustrated Shastry-Sutherland lattice GdB4 (Shon, arXiv)
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1911.02704 : Magnetic monopoles and toroidal moments in LuFeO$_3$ and related compounds (SW Cheong, arXiv)
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1911.02932 : Helical spin liquid in a triangular XXZ magnet from Chern-Simons theory (R. Moessner, arXiv)
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1911.02978 : Planar Topological Hall Effect from Conical Spin Spirals (Dagotto skyrmion, arXiv)
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1911.03171 : Magnetic Skyrmions at Seemingly Unfavorable Conditions: Zero Magnetic Field or Vanishingly Small Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya Interaction (chiral fluctuation, arXiv)
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1911.03408 : Giant anisotropy of Gilbert damping in a Rashba honeycomb antiferromagnet (Rashba honeycomb, arXiv)
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1911.02582 : Dephasing and leakage dynamics of noisy Majorana-based qubits: Topological versus Andreev (Alicea, arXiv)
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1911.02775 : Quantum Oscillations of Gilbert Damping in Graphene (Matsuo, arXiv)
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1911.03133 : Magnetically-Confined Bound States in Rashba Systems (Jelena, arXiv)


RxBluetoothKit is a Bluetooth library that makes interaction with BLE devices much more pleasant. It’s backed by RxSwift and CoreBluetooth and it provides nice API, for both Central and Peripheral modes. All to work with and make your code more readable, reliable and easier to maintain.
Here is a sneak peek of what you can do with RxBluetoothKit:
manager.scanForPeripherals(withServices: [serviceId])
.take(1)
.flatMap { $0.peripheral.establishConnection() }
.flatMap { $0.discoverServices([serviceId]) }
.flatMap { Observable.from($0) }
.flatMap { $0.discoverCharacteristics([characteristicId]) }
.flatMap { Observable.from($0) }
.flatMap { $0.readValue() }
.subscribe(onNext: { print("Value: \($0.value)") })
With just 9 lines it started scanning, connecting to the peripheral, discovering service and characteristics and read charecteristic’s value!
Central mode features
- Observing manager states
- Scanning for peripherals
- Connecting to peripheral
- Discovering peripheral’s services and characteristics
- Reading & Writing to characteristic’s value
- Monitoring characteristic value change
- Opening L2CAP channels
- Convenience helper methods
- And a lot more!
Peripheral mode features
- Observing manager states
- Advertising
- Observing read & writes
- Observing subscribe
- Publishing L2CAP channels
- And a lot more!
Recent Changes
6.0.0
- Increased deployment target for iOS to 9.0 and for osx to 10.13 (#379, #380)
- Added support for observing ancsAuthorized property on peripheral. (#370)
- Added Bluetooth usage description to Info.plist in Example project (#369)
- Added initial state improvement & a minor fix for BluetoothState methods. (#371)
- Fixed problems with SPM support (#358, #368)
- Updated RxSwift version to 5.1 (#376)
- Updated project configurations to decrease build time on TravisCI (#376)
- Updated scripts to fixed problems with generating mocks (#378)
Want to migrate from 4.x to 5.x? Check guidelines here.
Installation
CocoaPods
CocoaPods is a dependency manager for CocoaProjects.
To integrate RxBluetoothKit into your Xcode project using CocoaPods specify it in your Podfile
:
pod 'RxBluetoothKit'
Then, run the following command:
$ pod install
Carthage
Carthage is a decentralized dependency manager that builds your dependencies and provides you with binary frameworks.
To integrate RxBluetoothKit into your Xcode project using Carthage specify it in your Cartfile
:
github "Polidea/RxBluetoothKit"
Then, run carthage update
to build framework and drag RxBluetoothKit.framework
into your Xcode project.
Swift Package Manager
Versions >= 4.0 of the library integrate with the Swift Package Manager. In order to do that please specify our project as one of your dependencies in Package.swift
file.
Getting Started
Check our Wiki with guidelines to (almost) all library functionalites.
Documentation & Support
- Api reference
- Sample App
- Gitter channel if you want to talk about it, ask questions or give feedback.
- StackOverflow if you have a problem
- Or open an issue on GitHub
Remember to follow Polidea’s Blog blog to get all the news and updates!
Learn more about Polidea’s BLE services here.
Requirements
- iOS 9.0+
- OSX 10.13+
- watchOS 4.0+
- tvOS 11.0+
- Xcode 11.4+
Swift versions
- 3.0 version supports Swift 3.0 and 3.1
- 5.0 version supports Swift 3.2 and 4.0
- 5.1.2 version supports Swift 4.1
- 5.2 version supports Swift 5.0 and 4.2


WHATSVIS operates the https://ameyrk.me/whatsapp-visualizer/ website (the "Service").
This page informs you of our policies regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data when you use our Service and the choices you have associated with that data.
We do not collect any data. Everything happens on the client-side.
No personal data is collected.
No usage data is collected.
Website does not use cookies or tracking data.
Our Service may contain links to other sites that are not operated by us. If you click on a third party link, you will be directed to that third party's site. We strongly advise you to review the Privacy Policy of every site you visit.
We have no control over and assume no responsibility for the content, privacy policies or practices of any third party sites or services.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us:
I do not collect any data.
Check out the code here.
Feel free to fork, modify, and improve the thing :)


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Facilities and resources
The Preschool building and resources are well maintained to ensure the safety of the children. The resources we have are age appropriate, inclusive and challenging.
To ensure all areas of learning are covered the Preschool is divided into the following areas which are all well stocked:
- craft area which always has paint, sticking and dough available
- a home area which on occasions is turned into a shop, café, hospital etc
- a computer and other ICT equipment e.g. Remote control toys
- comfy book area
- maths area
- writing area
- small world area
- outside area which includes climbing equipment, sandpit, water play,mud kitchen, wendy house, reading den, blackboard, and well stocked shed filled with trikes, scooters, balancing beams, den building equipment and much more!
- The children have access to the outside area for most of the session whatever the weather, so wellies and waterproof suits are always available.
We have our own kitchen, so plenty of cooking activities take place, and the children can easily access the toilets and cloakroom themselves which aids independence.


Remote Files¶
As shown in Figure 17, if you select Remote, the Choose Host page enables you to log into a remote machine through Slycat™. First select a machine from the dropdown list, which is revealed by clicking the triangle to the right of Hostname. If the machine you wish to access is not on the list, type the machine name into the field. The name will be remembered and used as the default host for the next time. Username defaults to the username that you provided when logging into Slycat™, but this field can be manually edited if desired. Finally, enter your Password and click the Continue button in the lower right to connect to the remote host.
Once you are connected, the model creation wizard will display a remote file browser. If you have previously accessed this machine through Slycat™, the browser directory will be initialized to your last location. Otherwise, the browser default directory will be the machine’s root directory. There are two methods for navigating the remote directory structure to find your data: (1) if you know the full directory path, type it directly into the field at the top of the page (shown in Figure 18) and click the Go button;
or (2) move up and down the directory hierarchy by clicking on folders in the list. Clicking on (the folder labeled ‘..’ in the file list), or on the Up Directory button (to the right of the file path) moves you up a level in the hierarchy, while clicking on a named folder moves you down a level. Once you are in the directory that contains your table data, click on the file to select it. Ensure that the format shown in the Filetype dropdown matches the selected file’s type, then click Continue to read the file. Note, you can change your mind and read the table from your Local host by clicking the Back button to return to the previous page.


$parser
$parser : resource
Resource handle to an XML parser to be used by the other XML functions.
A PHP-based OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) Parser Class. Extracts content from OPML files.
OPML_Parser() : \imelgrat\OPML_Parser\OPML_Parser
Constructor.
ParseLocation(string $location, resource $context = null)
OPML_Parser::ParseLocation() Parse contents from OPML file or URL
| string | $location | The location (file or URL) of the OPML file |
| resource | $context | stream context from |
setAttribute(string $attribute, string $mapped_attribute = '')
OPML_Parser::setAttribute() Add (or replace) an OPML attribute to parser's attribute list
| string | $attribute | The new attribute to parse (whitespace replaced by underscores) |
| string | $mapped_attribute | The attribute's name to be returned. Defaults to the same attribute's name (in lowercase form) |
getOPMLFile(string $location = '', resource $context = null) : string
OPML_Parser::getOPMLFile() Fetch Contents of Page (from file or URL). Queries are performed using cURL and, if not available, using file_get_contents()
| string | $location | The location (file or URL) of the OPML file |
| resource | $context | stream context from |
contents of the page at $location
ParseElementStart(resource $parser, string $tagName, array $attrs)
OPML_Parser::ParseElementStart() The XML tag-open handler. It is used here to parse and store attributes from outline tags
| resource | $parser | A reference to the XML parser calling the handler. |
| string | $tagName | The name of the element (tag) for which this handler is called. If case-folding is in effect for this parser, the element name will be in uppercase letters. |
| array | $attrs | The element's attributes (if any).The keys of this array are the attribute names, the values are the attribute values.Attribute names are case-folded on the same criteria as element names. |
ParseElementEnd(resource $parser, string $tagName)
OPML_Parser::ParseElementEnd() The XML tag-close handler. It is used for processing closed tags (not used in this class but can be overloaded in child classes)
| resource | $parser | A reference to the XML parser calling the handler. |
| string | $tagName | The name of the element (tag) for which this handler is called. If case-folding is in effect for this parser, the element name will be in uppercase letters. |
ParseElementCharData(resource $parser, string $data)
OPML_Parser::ParseElementCharData() The XML char data handler. It is used for processing char data (not used in this class but can be overloaded in child classes)
| resource | $parser | A reference to the XML parser calling the handler. |
| string | $data | contains the character data as a string. Character data handler is called for every piece of a text in the XML document. It can be called multiple times inside each fragment (e.g. for non-ASCII strings). |


Is the scope of your home design project beyond simply replacing countertops or flooring? It’s the responsibility of a home architect to transform human needs and desires into visual concepts and habitable structures. When you hire an architectural designer, you are not only hiring someone for their architectural services, but also to manage and coordinate other parties involved in the project.


Alternet Tools include discovery service tools, properties binder and classes generator, concurrent and locking tools, and more.
Alternet Tools contains mainly :
This documentation covers the two latter topics.
Allow to define ranges of Unicode characters, merge them, exclude some, etc :
// ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+/ CharRange base64 = CharRange.range('A', 'Z') .union( CharRange.range('a', 'z'), CharRange.range('0', '9'), CharRange.is('+'), CharRange.is('/') ); CharRange others = CharRange.ANY.except(base64);
Allow to cast (without wrapping) any exception to a RuntimeException.
Helpful for lambdas. For example, a method that accept a supplier :
takeIt(() -> { try { // do some I/O } catch (IOException e) { return Thrower.doThrow(e); } });
Allow to work on Java types even on those that doesn’t exist :
Type listOfInts = Type.of(java.util.List.class).withTypeParameters(Type.of(int.class)); // gives java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> Type type = Type.parseTypeDefinition("org.acme.Foo<java.util.Map<?, ? super java.lang.Integer>,com.example.Bar[],java.lang.Appendable>"); // gives it...
Java Enums are not designed to be extended, which prevents using an illegal value (one of the child type enum) on an enum variable that would be of the parent enum type. However, it appears that sometimes we do want to extend an enum. EnumUtil::extend can copy existing enum values to a new enum :
public enum A { a, b, c; } public enum Z { x, y, z; static { EnumUtil.extend(A.class); } // Z : (a, b, c, x, y, z) }
public static enum Weekday { MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI; } public static enum WeekendDay { SAT, SUN; } public static enum DayOfWeek { MON; // enum expect at least one value static { EnumUtil.extend(Weekday.class); EnumUtil.extend(WeekendDay.class); } // DayOfWeek contains MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN }
It may be helpful to inherit some behaviours of the other enums :
public static enum DayOfWeek { MON; // enum expect at least one value private boolean isWeekendDay = false; public boolean isWeekendDay() { return this.isWeekendDay; } private DayOfWeek() { } private DayOfWeek(WeekendDay weekendDay) { this.isWeekendDay = true; } static { EnumUtil.extend(Weekday.class); EnumUtil.extend(WeekendDay.class); } }
If a value of the new enum already exist in the base enum, the new behaviour override the existing one.
Allow to stream repeatable elements from an XML document to objects, with eventually a cache strategy :
<list xmlns="http://example.com/items"> <item>...</item> <item>...</item> <item>...</item> ... </list>
For unmarshalling <item>s to a stream of example.com.Item, use :
new JAXBStream<Item>("http://example.com/items.xml", new QName("http://example.com/items", "item"), Item.class, JAXBStream.CacheStrategy.noCache) .stream().forEach(item -> { // TODO });
The concurrent package allows to manage mutexes and locks, based on a string ID, safe for synchronization for a given user context.
As mentionned in section 3.10.5 of the Java Language Spec 2.0 :
“Literal strings within different classes in different packages likewise represent references to the same String object.”
The MutexContext class allow to create a context in order to manage safe string-based mutexes, that is to say without the inherent conditions of the String class that can lead to a dead-lock.
This class is not magic:
A mutex or a lock doesn’t have to be explicitly remove from its context, it will be automatically removed after all references to it are dropped.
MutextContext mutexContext = new MutextContext(); // ... String id = someObject.getCanonicalID(); Mutex mutex = mutexContext.getMutex(id); synchronized(mutex) { // ... }
Instead of synchronizing on a Mutex it is also possible to get one of the available lock :


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ir_datasets
View on GitHub: allenai/ir_datasets
ir_datasets
is a python package that provides a common interface to many IR ad-hoc
ranking benchmarks, training datasets, etc. It was built as a fork of
OpenNIR to allow easier integration with other systems.
Install using pip install ir_datasets
.
The package takes care of downloading datasets (including documents, queries, relevance judgments, etc.) when available from public sources. Instructions on how to obtain datasets are provided when they are not publicly available.
ir_datasets
processes datasets into a common iterator format to allow them to be easily
used in python. It attempts to provide the data in an unaltered form (i.e., keeping all fields and
markup), while handling differences in file formats, encoding, etc. adapter
s provide
extra functionality, e.g., to strip markup, index documents, etc. A command line interface is also
available.
Want a new dataset, added functionality, or a bug fixed? Feel free to post an issue or make a pull request!
Load a dataset using:
import ir_datasets
dataset = ir_datasets.load('dataset-id')
A dataset object lets you iterate through supported properties like docs
(dataset.docs_iter()
), queries (dataset.queries_iter()
), and relevance
judgments (dataset.qrels_iter()
). Each iterator yields namedtuple
s, with
fields based on the available data.
If you want to use your own dataset, you can construct an object with the same interface as the standard benchmarks by:
import ir_datasets
dataset = ir_datasets.create_dataset(
docs_tsv="path/to/docs.tsv",
queries_tsv="path/to/queries.tsv",
qrels_trec="path/to/qrels.trec"
)
Here, documents and queries are represented in TSV format with format [id]\t[text]
.
Query relevance judgments are provided in the standard TREC format: [query_id] [iteration] [doc_id] [rel]
.
Export data in various formats:
ir_datasets export [dataset-id] [docs/queries/qrels/scoreddocs]
--format
specifies the output format (e.g., tsv
or jsonl
).
--fields
specifies which fields to include (dataset-dependent).
Look up documents and queries by ID:
ir_datasets lookup [dataset-id] [--qid] [ids...]
--format
and --fields
also work here. --qid
indicates that
queries should be looked up instead of documents (default).
This is much faster than using ir_datasets export ... | grep
(or similar) because it
indexes the documents/queries by ID.
See here for a complete list of datasets and their subsets.


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A pet hamster will behave much as it would in the wild, and understanding hamster behavior will help you to create a healthy and entertaining home for your small pet. Once you learn about hamster habits, you will also be able to identify with your pet’s actions inside the hamster home.
Hamsters function on instinct, and their inborn patterns of behavior come directly from habits crucial to survival in a Middle Eastern environment of temperature extremes, sparse food, and roaming enemies. The digging, climbing, exploring, hoarding, and burrowing critical to survival translate into endearing behavior in your home. Throughout America, hamsters have snuggled their way into millions of hearts.
Solitary: Does not mingle with other hamsters. Nocturnal: Sleeps all day; wakes, eats, plays and works at night. Hoarder: Natural need to store, hoard, and move food and bedding. Chewer: Necessary to shape and shorten continually growing incisors. Groomer: Maintains a clean body and environment.
Just as in nature, your hamster's behavior will change abruptly if he senses danger or feels threatened. His acute sense of smell alerts him to strangers-even to the fact that a different human hand is reaching for him. Your hamster will rise up on his haunches and sniff the air, whiskers twitching. What he wants is a safe, out-of-the way place to hide. Instinct sends him into his burrow, but if that's not available, he'll puff out his cheeks and-when desperate-flop over and play dead. This instinctive behavior may appear "cute"-another endearing quality of these docile creatures. But just as in humans, fear causes stress, anxiety, related diseases, and may shorten his already brief life.


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Project Description
For this project, we will build a 3D bench using only 2D planes, putting a glowing star on the tree and creating 3D masking for the tree.
This project is kind of a practice project for the series. The techniques we will be using in this project have already been covered in the previous projects, but with more complexity.
The best way to master something is through practice. From working on the 3D bench, you will get an idea of the 3D modeling process, making it easier for you to learn 3D modeling in the future.
By practicing the masking technique again, you will have a better understanding of how and when you can use the masking technique, which will be very handy in your future AR projects.
Assets for this Project
You can download all the assets here: Project C - Xmas Tree
- It is strongly recommended that you watch the Snowman tutorial before starting this one. The Snowman tutorial provides a very detailed walk-through of the basic functions that will not be covered here.
Set Up Tracking
For this step, you need to do the following:
- Create a new project.
- Add fixedTargetTracker to the scene.
- Import the images.
- Change fixedTargetTracker image to floor-tracker-image.
After you’re done, the project will look like this:
If you’re unfamiliar with these steps, please refer to Project A (Snowman) for a more detailed step-by-step tutorial.
Set Up the Object
The scene setup for this project is slightly different from the previous two. In Projects A and B, the images are parallel to the tracking image. However, in this project, the tracking image is the floor, so the images need to stand perpendicularly on the tracking image.
Furthermore, since you can't rotate the fixedTargetTracker in Spark AR Studio, the editing might be a bit strange. But don’t worry, you’ll get used to it!
Create a Two-Sided Plane
- Create a chair-side-body-A material for the chair-side-body-A image and put it on a plane. Make sure you check the “Alpha Test”. Since we are going to transform planes into a 3D object (rather, something that feels like a 3D model), we need to activate this option.
As you rotate the plane, you might notice that the back of the plane is transparent. This is because the built-in plane is one-sided. As a result, we need to create another plane for the back. - Create another plane for the back (or right-click on the plane and select “Duplicate”).
- Create a chair-side-B material for the back plane and use chair-side-B image as texture.
- Set the back plane's rotation values to 0, 180, 0.
- It’s suggested that you group these two planes for easier movement, rotation, scaling. You can do so by creating a “Null Object” and place both planes under its hierarchy.
- You can now rotate the object, with it appearing to be a two-sided plane.
*Material's Double-Sided Setting
There's an easier way to create a double-sided plane. You can check the “double-sided” option in the material setting.
However, with this method, the direction of light for the second side will be incorrect and it will feel like that side is not interacting with the lights.
This is the result of the "Light Normal" information in 3D models. Light normal is a direction value that defines how the 3D surface interacts with lights and is defined by vertices, which are the four corners of the plane. The “double-sided” function generates a second surface with the same vertices, so the light normal will be the same as the first surface, which is unrealistic in 3D environments.
So, if the object's material type is standard, don't use the double-sided option. Instead, duplicate the plane. However, if your object's material type is flat, which means it doesn’t interact with the lights, opt for the double-sided option.
Composing the Chair
- Duplicate the chair-sided object and place it on the other side.
- Create a wood stick object in the same way the two-sided chair side was created. Don’t forget to group them.
- Duplicate the wood stick object and position them to your liking. A 3D bench is then completed!
- If you remembered to group the objects, you will be able to move, rotate, and scale the entire bench at once.
- There's an additional chair-shadow texture you can use to simulate a real shadow, making the chair more realistic when viewing in AR.
Placing the Star
- Create a 3D star using the two-sided placement technique in the same manner as composing the chair.
- Place the star on the tree. Well, we can't see where the tree is, but we know the relationship between the tracked image and the paper tree. So, we can make quite a good guess.
- Test the effect on your device. If the star's positioning is off, make adjustments in the editor and try again. Repeat this until it looks right to you.
Make It Snow
- Create a particle system for the snow effect. The steps are introduced in Project A (Snowman); please refer to it for more detailed directions.
- Generate heavier snow by increasing the birthrate and lifespan values. This is important if the next step is creating a masking for the tree. The final outcome will look nicer if the tree is surrounded by snow.
Make the Star Glow
- You can also add another particle system for the star using the glow-particle image to create a glowing effect.
Creating the Illusion
As mentioned in Project B (Woodhouse), the virtual objects are always rendered in front of real-world images. So, if we want to make it seem like snow is really falling around the paper tree, we can use the masking technique.
Create Masks for the Tree
- Create a tree-mask material with tree-mask image. Set opacity to 1 and alpha test cutoff to 0.
- Create a layer for the tree-mask object and arrange its order to the last.
- These steps are similar to the window masking tip mentioned in Project B. For more details, you can refer to that section.
- Place the two tree-mask objects using the same technique as placing the star, test on your device, and adjust positioning in the editor until the result is satisfactory.
- The tree’s masking position does not need to be perfect since it only covers the snowflakes. The edge of the mask will not be obvious.
*About the Trial-and-Error Positioning Technique
It might seem silly to rely on trial-and-error methods for positioning., i.e., the tree mask in this project and the girl image in Snowman. However, this technique actually brings forth more possibilities for AR projects.
Generally, if we want to create AR effect on objects, we rely heavily on the tracking technology. For example, if we want a face-tracking AR, the system needs to be equipped with the face-tracking technology (which Spark AR has and performs very well at). So, if we want to create an AR effect on cans or even statues, we might need a “can-tracking” or “statue-tracking” feature to do that.
With the positioning technique, however, we don't need the tracking technology. instead, we can build an AR effect on anything using an image as a tracking target if we can spot an appropriate way to place and image beside the target. As in this project, we don't really track the tree; instead, we use the floor image for tracking.
Additional Details
There are some additional things we could work on to improve the effect. However, since the techniques have already been covered in the previous tutorials, I will simply list them below. If you want to find out more details, you could initiate the sample project.
- You can place text on the card. And by applying a shadow texture, you can make the texts appear to float on the card.
- You can create animation when tracking is on. For example, the chair becoming bigger, the star popping up, and the text floating.
- There are separate snow textures for each part of the bench. This is to create the animation of “snow slowly piling up” on the bench.
- Aligning the animated glow plane with the star will make the star appear to be glowing.
The project is now done. Congratulations!
You should be able to see a result as demonstrated in the video below:


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Post command module.
MIT. See LICENSE for full details.
These are common commands that apply to all widgets that have them injected.
Add a post command to a widget. This is usually to modify the widget after creation.
| CommandCallback callback | The delegate callback to execute when invoking the post command. |
This widget to aid method chaining.
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c.attr("cy",0);
c.transition()
.duration( time )
.ease( ease )
.attr( "cy", 1 );
var c = d3.select("circle");
c.transition()
.duration( 0 );
But now how do we resume the recently stopped transition? Obviously when we start the new transition it should only last for the time the stopped one would have taken. So we need to track the progression of a transition. You could look up the attr() changed by the transition and calculate the passed time. This may not work because the transition might not be linear.
Personally I set an unused attribute (e.g. "T") of another element to zero at the begin and transition it linearly to one.
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Now you can look up the progress of the transition at any time and we can calculate the time that is leftover.
Now lets try to restart the original transition with the left duration.
As you can see this works only for linear easing. To get proper results we have to adapt the easing function.
First we map the x-coordinate from 0..1 in the resumed transition to elapsed_time..1 in the original transition. Then we can pass this to the original easing function f(x). The results of this must again be mapped; from f(x)..1 to 0..1.
The following function does exactly this:
function resumed_ease( ease, elapsed_time ) {
var y = typeof ease == "function" ? ease : d3.ease.call(d3, ease);
return function( x_resumed ) {
var x_original = d3.scale
.linear()
.domain([0,1])
.range([elapsed_time,1])
( x_resumed );
return d3.scale
.linear()
.domain([ y(elapsed_time), 1 ])
.range([0,1])
( y ( x_original ) );
};
}
Let's see how this works:
Voil�!
Now you know how to pause and resume transitions in d3! Congratulations


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Lakme Enrich Lipcolors Classics 352 Cherry
Today I am going to review the first ever lipstick I fell in love with and purchased. This is a bright True Red Lipstick from Lakme Enrich Lipcolors Classics. Lakme has always been famous with our mothers. So having grown up seeing Lakme lipsticks on my mummy’s shelf, it was unjustified not to fall in love with it.
Price: Rs. 225
The packaging is decent and sturdy. The cap gets fit with a click sound. You can easily carry it in your handbag. The maroon winish color with sleek golden ring gives the bullet a very nice look.
The company claims that this lipstick contains sunscreen vitamin and goodness of olives (I got to know from their website). The ingredient list is missing on the packaging. The lipstick is not too moisturizing but not drying either, In summers you can easily wear it without a lip balm.
Like all lakme lipsticks, it smells bubblegumish but is not very much bothering. This is a deep red color with a creamy touch. This color is a perfect red. It is not bluish, orangish or pinkish. This is just the right red.
This color is certainly not for the faint hearted. It requires exfoliated lips, a nice lip liner, clean white teeth and oodles of confidence to carry this color. But believe me, once you wear this shade you are ready to rock the party. And you are sure to get those drool worthy and some enviable eyes too.
Remember whenever putting on a red lipstick:
• Always apply a lip liner as it defines you lips and gives a good canvas to fill the color. This particular lipstick is quite bleeding in nature. So I fill my lips with lip liner first, then apply the lipstick, press my lips with a tissue to blot the excess color, and apply the lipstick again. This makes my lipstick stay longer and prevents bleeding.
• Keep the rest of the makeup minimal. Coz you should always have just one statement asset in your makeup, be it eyes or lips. And anyways, after applying this color you will definitely not feel the need to put on anything (it makes you look really very beautiful)
• Your teeth should be white. If you have yellow teeth, then you should refrain from red lipstick as it makes them look even more yellow.
• Red looks best either creamy or matte. My personal taste doesn’t suggest me to top it on with a gloss. So to get that classic Marlin Monroe look, keep your lipstick gloss free.
Pros-
- Cheap and easily available.
- Beautiful Red.
- Sturdy and classy packaging.
Cons-
- It bleeds and is transferable.
Medium to fair skinned girls will rock it easily. Those who are shy to red lipstick may start applying it at home to build some confidence.
Do tell me which one is your favorite red lippie ??


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| void | NotifyChange ([CallerMemberName] string name=default) |
| Automatized PropertyChanged event call More... | |
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| PropertyChangedEventHandler | PropertyChanged |
Helper base class that simplifies using the INotifyPropertyChanged interface
| void Hoard.ProfileUtilities.PropertyChangedNotifier.NotifyChange | ( | [CallerMemberName] string | name = default | ) |
Automatized PropertyChanged event call
| PropertyChangedEventHandler Hoard.ProfileUtilities.PropertyChangedNotifier.PropertyChanged |


INTROVERTED | INTUITIVE | FEELING | PERCEIVING
As Tuxedo Mask, The Healer you are calm, reserved and idealistic. You are insanely affectionate to those select few and work to help others reach their full potential. Being a personal minded type of person, you have the risk of feeling misunderstood by others, but when connecting with like-minded people this goes out the window, turning you into a gleaming soul that bubbles with both joy and inspiration.
As The Healer, you are guided forth by your principles, leaving behind the likes of logic and practicality when it comes to deciding things and moving forward. You instead look towards the likes of morality, virtue, beauty and honor, weaving pure intent into your choices instead of rewards or punishments.
You mind is one that is fascinated by fantasy and creative ideas, making it no surprise that The Healer is often one to dabble in the arts, using their strong communication and imaginative mind to breathe life into worlds, scenes and words. This gift of communication also comes into play in your daily life, but that doesn’t mean you prefer to exist in social situations, as an introverted type, you like to share your focus with few people, this helps avoid energy drain and feeling overwhelmed.
It is important to remember on your quest to breathe good into the world that you must also remember to stay grounded. The Healer is at risk of drifting off into a forgotten realm if they neglect regular life demands and single mindedly pursue their quest. This is when “hermit mode” kicks in cause you to need to withdraw and recharge in the quiet solace of being alone. Luckily The Healer can be caught quickly when reminded by close friends, partners or family that they aren’t alone with a little tug pulling them back into the real world.


{%extends 'base.html'%} {% block content %}
This project is made based on the idea of converting an image showing the scene of summer to the same image but showing the scene in the winter and the opposite by applying a model trained in which we learned how to apply from the Machine Learning Couse 2019 - 2020
Fullname: Nguyen Dinh Minh
Student ID: 17021297
Class: K62-CA-CLC3
Task: Training models, deploying the models to the webpage
Fullname: Nguyen Tuan Anh
Student ID: 17021207
Class: K62-CA-CLC2
Task: Creating the webpage


| Display Name: | $$DISPLAYNAME$$ |
| Real Name: | $$REALNAME$$ |
| Company: | $$COMPANY$$ |
| Title: | $$TITLE$$ |
| Profile Image |
$$IMAGE$$
$$DELETEIMAGE$$
$$IMAGEAPPROVALSTATUS$$
$$IMAGEUPLOAD$$
$$SUPPORTEDIMAGETYPES$$
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| Message / Bio: $$ABOUT$$ |
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| $$SAVEBUTTON$$ |
The contact information listed here will display on your public profile. Do not enter anything that you do not want to be public.


Build Report
Summary
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Media: |
DVD-5 |
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Features
AlwaysInstall |
Merge Modules
Dynamic links
Files
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AutoZap.exe |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
Always Install |
29/04/2014 05:07:40 |
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<IP_ADDRESS> |
AutoZap.exe.config |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
Always Install |
21/04/2014 00:30:57 |
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AutoZapService.exe |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
Always Install |
29/04/2014 04:11:57 |
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<IP_ADDRESS> |
AutoZapService.exe.config |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
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21/04/2014 00:31:24 |
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data.db |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
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29/04/2014 05:07:43 |
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SQLite.Interop.dll |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap\x64 |
Always Install |
19/04/2014 15:56:12 |
1121792 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
SQLite.Interop.dll |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap\x86 |
Always Install |
19/04/2014 15:56:12 |
871424 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
SQLiteBAL.dll |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
Always Install |
29/04/2014 04:11:56 |
105984 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
System.Data.SQLite.Linq.dll |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
Always Install |
19/04/2014 15:55:52 |
183808 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
System.Data.SQLite.dll |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
Always Install |
19/04/2014 15:55:51 |
270336 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
WhatsAppApi.dll |
[ProgramFilesFolder]Corcino\AutoZap |
Always Install |
19/04/2014 13:55:11 |
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<IP_ADDRESS> |


T
- : A generic class, which probably will be the response type after successpublic interface MovesHandler<T>
MovesStatus
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
onFailure(MovesStatus status,
String message)
Implement this method to get failure notifications along with the
MovesStatus code and a brief message |
void |
onSuccess(T result)
Implement this method to get success notifications along with the result
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void onSuccess(T result)
result
- : Result of the operation completed with this handlervoid onFailure(MovesStatus status, String message)
MovesStatus
code and a brief messagestatus
- : Status code of the failuremessage
- : A brief message about the reason behind failure


Where It All Began
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Amuse-Bouche Bistro was developed by Cristiano Carletti and his cousin, Executive Chef, Mateo Rossi. Having grown up in the coastal Italian town of Portofino, they have been surrounded by Mediterranean delicacies for many years. A love of traveling further inspired them to marry their culture and food adventures and create a unique dining experience.
Blending rustic and fine dining, Amuse-Bouche Bistro delivers exquisite seasonal Mediterranean fusion cuisine from Italy, Greece, Morocco, France, Tunisia, Croatia, Lebanon and Spain. Our restaurant features menus crafted from the freshest and highest quality ingredients, tastiest beverages and gorgeous decor that will transport you to straight to the Med.


This is a demo of a 3D Bar chart that's configured to look like a vertical progress bar - ie which has just a single bar. It has a tooltip, uses the tooltip
RGraph event to set the border color and uses the RGraph.SVG.tooltips.style
object to set some default styles. Because there's only a single bar/dataset there's actually no need to use the tooltip
event - you could just set the border color as a default instead.
<script src="RGraph.svg.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.svg.bar.js"></script>This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the
<div>
tag:


Genesis 24:50
Then Laban and Bethuel answered and said, The thing proceedeth from the LORD: we cannot speak unto thee bad or good.


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PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited to web development.
Fast, flexible and pragmatic, PHP powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.
PHP originally meant Personal Home Page, but now PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor.
Files end with .php and not .html
Why should I learn this!?
<?php echo "Andre Dublin"; ?>
Andre Dublin
All PHP code exists within this tag.
<?php ?> // correct syntax
<?php> <?> // incorrect syntax
You will see and use this... a lot!
18 * 527
A string is a word or phrase between quotes: "Hey you guys!"
<?php echo "Hey you guys!"; ?>
<?php echo "Hey" . "you" . "guys" . "!"; ?>
A variable is just a name PHP uses to keep track of a value.
<?php $total = 1 + 2 + 8 + 5 + 13 + 3 + 21; ?>
<?php echo $total; ?> // 53
The = sign is called assignment operator
<?php $year = 2014; ?>
<?php $myFirstVariable = 0; ?>
;

<?php // I'm a comment ?>
< ex. 6 < 7 // less than
> ex. 7 > 6 // greater than
== ex. 2 == 2 // equal to
<= ex. 2 <= 3 // less than or equal to
>= ex. 3 >= 2 // greater than or equal to
!= ex. 6 != 3 // not equal to
<?php
if (10 < 5) {
echo "Is less than five";
} else {
echo "Is not less than five";
}
?>
<?php
if ($guess < $number) {
echo "Your guess is too low";
} elseif ($guess > $number) {
echo "Your guess is too high";
} else {
echo "You guessed right!";
}
?>
<?php
$value = 2;
switch ($value) {
case 0:
echo 'The value is 0';
break;
case 1:
echo 'The value is 1';
break;
case 2:
echo 'The value is 2';
break;
default:
echo "The value isn't 0, 1 or 2";
?>
<?php
$value = 2;
switch ($value) {
case 0:
echo 'The value is 0';
break;
case 1:
echo 'The value is 1';
break;
case 2:
echo 'The value is 2';
break;
default:
echo "The value isn't 0, 1 or 2";
?>
<?php
if ($i == 1 || $i == 2 || $i == 3) {
echo '$i is somewhere between 1 and 3.';
}
?>
<?php
switch ($i) {
case 1:
case 2:
case 3:
echo '$i is somewhere between 1 and 3.';
break;
}
?>
<?php
switch($i):
case 1:
case 2:
case 3:
echo '$i is somewhere between 1 and 3.';
break;
endswitch;
?>
<?php
$myArray = array("Bread", "Cheese", "Turkey");
?>
<?php
$myArray = array("Bread", "Cheese", "Turkey");
?>
<?php
// as of PHP 5.4
$myArray = ["Bread", "Cheese", "Turkey"];
?>
<?php
$numbers = array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
echo $nubmers[3]; // 4
?>
<?php
$numbers = array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
echo $nubmers{3}; // 4
?>
<?php
$colors = array("red", "bliue", "green");
$colors = array(
0 => "red",
1 => "blue",
2 => "green"
);
?>
<?php
$numbers = array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
$nubmers[3] = "Andre"; // array(1, 2, 3 ,"Andre", 5);
echo $numbers[3]; // Andre
?>
<?php
$numbers = array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
$numbers[3] = "Andre"; // array(1, 2, 3 ,"Andre", 5);
echo $numbers[3]; // Andre
unset($numbers[3]); // array(1, 2, 3, , 5);
echo $numbers[3];
unset($numbers);
echo $numbers;
?>
<?php
for ($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++) {
echo "$i
";
}
// 0
// 1
// 2
// 3
// 4
// 5
// 6
// 7
// 8
// 9
?>

<?php
$langs = array("PHP", "Ruby", "Golang", "C#", "Java", "R", "Matlab", "Octave");
foreach ($langs as $lang) {
echo "
"$lang"
";
}
?>

We are going to flip a coin until we get three heads in a row!
<?php
$headCount = 0;
$flipCount = 0;
while ($headCount < 3) {
$flip = rand(0, 1);
$flipCount++;
if ($flip) {
$headCount ++;
echo "H";
} else {
$headCount = 0;
echo "T";
}
}
echo "It took {$flipCount} flips!
";
?>
<?php
$headCount = 0;
$flipCount = 0;
while ($headCount < 3) {
$flip = rand(0, 1);
$flipCount++;
if ($flip) {
$headCount ++;
echo "H";
} else {
$headCount = 0;
echo "T";
}
}
echo "It took {$flipCount} flips!
";
?>
<?php
$flipCount = 0;
do {
$flip = rand(0, 1);
$flipCount++;
if ($flip) {
$headCount ++;
echo "H";
} else {
$headCount = 0;
echo "T";
}
} while ($flip);
$verb = "were";
$last = "flips";
if ($flipCount == 1) {
$verb = "was";
$last = "flip";
}
echo "There {$verb} {$flipCount} {$last}!
";
?>


Class Resource
Class Resource
Direct known subclasses
Echosign\Agreements, Echosign\BaseUris, Echosign\LibraryDocuments, Echosign\Reminders, Echosign\Search, Echosign\TransientDocuments, Echosign\Users, Echosign\Views, Echosign\WidgetsNamespace: Echosign\Abstracts
Package: Echosign\Abstracts
Located at Abstracts/Resource.php
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Save a response to a local from from request. Most of the API responses that return PDF or CSV files work with this functionality. It bases the url generation on calling $this->getRequestUrl() internally. So make sure you set the api request path first. $this->setApiRequestUrl( 'agreementAssetEvents' ) for example. |
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A "Norway digital" project which prepares a technical WFS guideline with examples and promotes the use of WFS through a reusable Web Client:
The application has a simple MVC-based code that is reusable for other contexts. Running the predefined queries, editing and uploading including validation of custom queries. Reuse of explanations and figures from the guideline in separate description tabs.