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 Try serving this with rice on a Sunday for a lighter, spicier, Indonesian alternative.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a food processor.
Mix together the turmeric and cumin, add some cold water to make a paste and rub it all over the chicken. Cover the chicken with cling film, place it in the fridge and leave overnight.
Pulse the peanuts in a food processor (they should be a mixture of fine and coarse pieces) and set aside. Place the lemongrass, galangal and garlic into the food processor and blend to a fine paste. Transfer to a bowl, add the coconut milk, ketjap manis, dried chilli flakes, lime zest and chopped peanuts. Cover and set aside overnight.
The next day, preheat the oven to 120C/250F/Gas ½.
Place the chicken in a roasting tray and pour the marinade over. Roast very slowly for two hours, basting with the sauce half way through. After this time turn the oven up to 200C/400F/Gas 6 and continue to cook for a further 20 minutes. Be careful not to burn the chicken, if needs be, you can add a splash or two of water while cooking. Remove from the oven, baste and leave to rest for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, to make the chilli dip, place the red peppers, chillies, garlic, sugar and white wine vinegar into a food processor and blend to a rough purée. Pour the mixture into a saucepan and bring to the boil. Cook for around three minutes then whisk in the cornflour mixture and cook until the sauce thickens. Finish with the lime juice, salt and chilli flakes. Set aside to cool.
For the salad, place the spring onions, peanuts, green chillies and cucumber and coriander into a bowl. Mix the honey, soy sauce, sesame oil and lime juice together, pour over the salad and mix thoroughly. Serve with the chicken and chilli dip.


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After graduating from Northwestern in 2013, I spent a year teaching English in Nanjing, China. Upon coming back to the US, I worked for Paulson Training Programs (no relation) making a web app for training workers to use plastic injection molding machines. In March 2016, I attended App Academy's intensive web development course in San Francisco. Take a look below for more information.
Education
App Academy
March 2016 - May 2016
Full stack web development course
San Francisco, CA
Northwestern University
Sept. 2009 - June 2013
BA in Mathematics and Art
Evanston, IL
Dean's List, Graduated with Honors
Experience
Paulson Training Programs, Inc. (no relation)
Nov. 2014 - Feb. 2016
Junior Developer
Chester, CT
Ameson Institute of Foreign Languages
Oct. 2013 - July 2014
Study Abroad Consultant and English Teacher
Nanjing, China
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| Ruby | Rails | Python | Web2py |
| JavaScript | React.js | Flux | jQuery |
| SQL | HTML | CSS | TDD |
| Git | Mercurial | Selenium WebDriver |


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####How are we doing? There were 9,371 housing units permitted for new construction in fiscal year 2013, up 21% from fiscal year 2011. As the population and number of households in Mecklenburg County continues to grow, so too will the need for new housing units. From 2000 to 2012, there were 93,000 housing units constructed in Charlotte. The proportion of new housing that is single-family has declined significantly since the housing crisis, from 56% single-family prior to 2007 to 37% single-family after 2007.
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Private Island Resort with magical fusion of nature and comfort with elegance and romance. Stunning white sands beach fringed by coral reefs and a tidal.
The project uses HTML and CSS styling sheet.
blackstone resort
A project to practice git branching and git merging using HTML and CSS languages. branching
The project mainly focuses on practices in the past. Languages used incude HTML and css stone age
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Katie and I forgot to take pictures together during Easter, but we did manage to get a few in over Spring Break (all at the same time).
Here are my favorites...
I'm glad my fiancee loves me - I'm also glad that she's hot.
I went on a book buying spree (bought 9, borrowed 4 from Katie) over Easter for my trip to Africa.
I also ordered a camcorder for the trip as my graduation gift.
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Minutes for 2015-08-19
Apologies
Siobhan apologised for not being able to make the meeting due to illness.
Report back on deliverables
Venue
James has confirmed with Patrick that we can use the games lab, but we still need to run this past Sonia. He will have this by the end of the week.
Siobhan still needs to report back on whether getting the psyche labs will be possible.
Heuristic Evaluation
Reported that Bryan Davies along with supervisor Brian and James had completed the evaluation. The outstanding evaluations were Steven and Siobhan evaluating each others and Duke evaluating both. James noted that Duke has to do paper refactoring, so it might be worth getting someone else.
Stats Consultancy
Steven reached out to the stats consultancy, confirmed that they would only be able to get back to us by the 10th of September which is too late for evaluating the design. Steven to use James’s experimental design book to compensate, deliver finalised design by Friday.
Timeline discussion
Risk management
Steven suggested that if participant collection is a problem, then he could pivot his project to do software engineering based on the framework he’s developing. James said that this shouldn’t be a problem, and that we should focus instead on mitigation rather than management.
Pilot
Steven queried about when the venues would be confirmed for the pilot. Brian noted that while it would be best to use the venue, the pilot can help troubleshoot everything else for the experiment without it as long as we don’t use the data. James agreed, saying that using the venue as little as possible might be best.
After a discussion about timing, it was agreed that it would be best if some pilot experiments had been done by the next meeting. Steven is to contact Siobhan and discuss whether this would be possible with a confirmation before the next meeting. This is to enable experiments starting by the time they are listed in the timeline.
Deliverables
- Carried over, Siobhan: pick the questions for presence and send them through
- James (21/08/2015): have confirmed if we can use games lab or not
- Steven (21/08/2015): finished design chapter
- Siobhan (24/08/2015): to have reached out to use the Psyche labs
- Steven (20/08/2015): relay timeline for experiment to Siobhan
- Steven + Siobhan: (24/08/2015): Have completed at least some pilot experiments


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Totem is continous delivery pipline tool which is aimed in simplifying delivery of the code for stateless application to any environment. Under the hood, it utilizes containerization tools and technology (Docker).
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 But there are scenes that are fresh and invigorating, filled with a deadly explosiveness, but somehow the film fails to put it all together to get at what it is trying to unearth from all the gunplay. The opening scene is a good case in point at how misguided the film's direction was: two thugs are seated on a couples' car while they are standing on line at a nightclub; and, when cursed out in really foul language by the vulgar woman whose car it is, a mindless fight takes place, where the woman gets punched out by one of the thugs and then the thugs get beaten up by the angry crowd. It looked at that point, that the film would be very energetic, since that scene was so powerful and so crass -- and original. But the filmmaker fell in love with the violence and couldn't control his bad impulses to do the entire film as an exercise in mindless violence.
Armed with a highly polished script, lots of arty gunfights, and a convoluted, labyrinth story line, more interested in double-crosses and twists in the plot than human feelings, the film turned off on too many dead-ends to fulfill its potential. If you like gunplay done as choreography, as in recent Hong Kong action films or in Sam Peckinpah's "The Wild Bunch," and films that prefer violence to sex, action to thinking, and films that discard humor for references that film buffs can go bananas over, a film that models itself after classic movies of criminals on-the-run, then you could be on board for this one, at least, more than other viewers who might find this film is not as good as the films it is imitating.
The two crazed gunmen kidnappers are the scruffy bearded Parker (Ryan Phillippe) and the placid psychopath Longbaugh (Benicio Del Toro). Parker does the voiceover explaining his amoral actions as something he can't help doing and expects no mercy from God. Parker and Longbaugh are the real-life surnames of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Their escapade as career criminals is explained by Parker, saying it was either a minimal wage job or life as a petty criminal.
A shapeless story and an unmoving character portrayal of its anti-heroes get in the way of "The Way of the Gun" for director-writer Christopher McQuarrie, who won an Academy Award for his unusual script in the overrated "The Usual Suspects." He has come up with a reasonably intricate script here for his debut film as a director, but it lacks a certain flow and credibility for it to be a bravura debut. There was a stop-and-go flurry in the action causing the story to grow dull, with guns always the answer to whatever the problem, and its situations took on a suspension of disbelief, leaving a huge void onscreen amid the dark ambivalence of the story line. But what was always absorbing was the actors spouting lines that seemed to come out of their mouths in an unnatural manner, yet had a touch of playfulness, as they mugged for the camera.
Parker and Longbaugh kidnap a pregnant surrogate mother, Robin (Juliette Lewis), who is to receive $1 million for her services.   Mr. Chidduck (Scott Wilson) is the ruthless tycoon who is connected with the mob, as he launders their money through his legitimate business interests, and is faced with the daunting problem of getting back his prospective son alive without being allowed to pay the ransom, because the money can be traced to the mob and he doesn't have their permission to pay the ransom. To the rescue comes help from the mob -- his bagman, someone who is the mob's enforcer, the old-timer Joe Sarno (James Caan), and his henchman Abner (Geoffrey Lewis), who was playing Russian roulette before Joe called for help. Joe is someone who explains that he is an adjudicator, showing off his polysyllabic profundity, which matches the exaggerated style of language the gunmen speak.
All the characters are born liars and self-deceivers, the only innocent one is the expected child. Unfortunately, the film doesn't have any touching moments to fall back on and there is no one worth caring about, so in the midst of all the violence, it is fair to ask what is it all about, besides being a parody on such films.
The story hits a dry spell when the gunmen flee across the Mexican border and wait to collect their ransom, knowing that the bagman is coming after them, which he does in a final shoot-out in a Mexican whorehouse. The violence and gore that ensues, plus the twists to the story, offer no big surprises. In fact, it almost seems like hundreds of other "B" films, contrary to what the director might think. He comes out with nothing that is astounding, only the sight of the dead bodies as they pile up seems to bring about a certain ugliness.
James Caan was great to watch ... his role took him in and out of the film, as it didn't seem to matter what he was spouting, he could have been doing the script to another film it wouldn't have mattered, he still was the film's source of charisma even if he was cast in a supporting role. I was amused with his definition of karma, saying karma is just a belief in justice where you don't even get the pleasure of seeing justice in your lifetime. It's an inaccurate definition of karma, but it was one spot in the film that made you think. When Caan was onscreen, he took over the film and seemed to be the surrogate star.
But basically this is the type of film that gives ammunition to those who are bashing Hollywood for its exploitive tendencies to sell violence. In the last third of the film Juliette Lewis is a bloody mess, having a baby all the characters pretend to have an interest in, even the fatalistic Parker becomes concerned about the baby, but while she is having an excruciatingly painful delivery, one of the film's many shoot-outs is taking place. It seemed the film was more interested in the shoot-outs than in getting to anything else to say.
The film was pleasing in the most superficial of ways without offering anything to say about the inner workings of the two thugs who are the centerpiece of the film. The camerawork was superb, and even though the gunplay was phony it filled the screen with stylized action scenes that were mindlessly diverting. The film could be viewed as a guilty pleasure for those who realize that the script let them down but the actors came through with flying colors. They got the graphic violence down pat for a few sparkling thrills, and the film showed that violence is so pervasive in society that even a woman gets punched in the nose by the gunmen, which I guess, goes for equality in this film! A film that has future cult popularity written all over its ambivalent signature, as the violence had an unsettling nature to it that will probably grow on art-house viewers of thrillers who will catch it on video. There is something intangible about this film that is a reflection of present day society and its ever-increasing nihilistic ways. What the film doesn't do, is go beyond exploiting this nihilism.
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checkAuth()
Checks if the YouSign API is up and if our credentials are valid
initSignature(fileToSignRelativePath, firstName, lastName, email, phone, signatureCoordinates)
Inits a signature and returns the url of the signing page
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string | The path to the PDF document to sign, relative to the module folder. Example : document1.pdf |
firstName |
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lastName |
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email |
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phone |
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Dependencies
Colour requires various dependencies in order to run. Depending your intended use, i.e. using or developing, you may not need to install all of them. Please refer to the Installation Methods for Using Colour and Installation Methods for Developing Colour sections below.
Primary Dependencies
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Installation Methods for Using Colour
Pypi
Colour can be easily installed from the Python Package Index by issuing this command in a shell:
$ pip install colour-science
This asciicast demonstrates how to generate a pristine Python VirtualEnv environment for Colour:
The optional features dependencies are installed as follows:
$ pip install 'colour-science[optional]'
The development dependencies are installed as follows:
$ pip install 'colour-science[development]'
The figures plotting dependencies are installed as follows:
$ pip install 'colour-science[plotting]'
If you wish to read OpenEXR files, you will need to install the FreeImage plugin for Imageio as follows:
$ python -c "import imageio;imageio.plugins.freeimage.download()"
Continuum Analytics Anaconda
Colour is also available for Anaconda from Continuum Analytics via conda-forge:
$ conda install -c conda-forge colour-science
This asciicast demonstrates how to generate a pristine Python conda environment for Colour:
Github
Alternatively, you can also install directly from Github source repository:
$ git clone git://github.com/colour-science/colour.git $ cd colour $ pip install .
Installation Methods for Developing Colour
Poetry
Colour adopts Poetry to help managing its dependencies, this is the recommended way to get started with Colour development:
$ git clone git://github.com/colour-science/colour.git $ cd colour $ poetry install --extras "graphviz optional plotting"
Those commands will create a Virtual Environment in which all the required dependencies will be installed. Tools can then be run as follows:
$ poetry run invoke -l
or alternatively:
$ source $(poetry env info -p)/bin/activate $ invoke -l
Vagrant
An easy way to get all the pre-requisites at once is to use our colour-vagrant environment for Vagrant.
Please refer to the dedicated blog post for more details about its deployment: PyCharm, Vagrant, Ansible & Poetry


class UE:
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| Method | releaseConnection |
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This method takes packets on the application buffers and leave them on the bearer buffers. This is a PEM method.


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The problem with the other implementation was that the returned string could be modified. Of course, it is true that in the first implementation modifying the returned string would lead to undefined behavior which is bad. However, in practice, this will cause the program to crash (since string literals are generally allocated in the read-only data section) which will provide the user calling the function a useful diagnostic that there is something wrong with their code.
One more thing: it is a good idea to use a const-qualifier for the return type to indicate that the string should not be modified. (But beware of "const-poisoning" when working with existing code.)
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Jasmine Wang is a graphic designer and illustrator based in San Diego, CA.
She is a collaborator in Telephonic and creator of some bulls@!t stickers.
Curriculum Vitae
Education
2011 BA Communication, UC San Diego
Graphic Design Coursework at San Diego City College
Watts Atelier of the Arts
Shows
Something Creepy, Chee Chee Club, San Diego, CA - 2015
Cinco de Munny, Hess Brewery; North Park, CA - 2015
Solo show, Harney Sushi; Oceanside, CA - 2014
Cinco de Munny, The Blok; San Diego, CA - 2014
Nautical, The Fort; Clairemont, CA - 2013
VERSUS Art Show, Queen Bee's; North Park, CA - November 2013
Misaligned Mischief, Queen Bee's; North Park, CA - May 2013
Duo Show, Graffiti Beach; South Park, CA - March 2013
Cinco de Munny, GUNNZO; Old Town, CA - May 2012
UC San Diego Dancesport Showcase; La Jolla, CA - April 2011
Sixth College Orientation Fair, UC San Diego; La Jolla, CA - September 2010
Sun God Festival, RIMAC Field; San Diego, CA - May 2009
Visual Art Club Show, Mandeville Annex Gallery; San Diego, CA - 2009
Women in Art, Cross Cultural Center; San Diego, CA - 2009
The Nest Café; Encinitas, CA - 2008
EVA, Canyon Crest Academy; San Diego, CA - 2006-2008
Senior Art Show, Gallery 680; San Diego, CA - 2008
Expression Session, Canyon Crest Academy; San Diego, CA - 2008
Art 'n' Soul on 101; San Diego, CA - 2006-2008
International Murals; Encinitas, CA - 2007
Chalk La Strada/Festa!; San Diego, CA - 2006, 2007


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Derek's Wedding
Kaitlyn's cousin is getting married in Summerland, so us and her family are staying at a nice little B&B here in Summerland. It's run by a friendly German couple who used to fly for Lufthansa. We did a little exploring - climbed the nearby mountain and found a few geocaches. Saturday before the Wedding we drove down to Penticton to the farmer's market. A very large market by typical Canadian standards, it went on for 6 blocks or so. The new liquor laws allow wine and beer tastings at markets, and so half a block was devoted to local wineries.
The wedding itself was held at the Summerland Ornamental Gardens. A very nice venue, although hot in the summer sun. They had the family dog as the ring bearer and he was very well behaved.
Afterwards, we went to a local winery for the reception. A beautiful view over Okanagan Lake, with some giant Jenga and Washoo to entertain the young at heart during cocktail hour. We had a great catered meal and danced away into the night.
Tomorrow morning we head off for Vancouver and our flight abroad!


Before Change
output_y_test=output_y_test)
self.cv_folds = cv_folds
self.X_train = self.D.data["X_train"]
self.Y_train = self.D.data["Y_train"]
self.Y_optimization = None
self.models = [None] * cv_folds
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all_scoring_functions=all_scoring_functions,
seed=seed, output_dir=output_dir,
output_y_test=output_y_test, num_run=num_run)
self.cv_folds = cv_folds
self.X_train = self.D.data["X_train"]
self.Y_train = self.D.data["Y_train"]
self.Y_optimization = None
self.models = [None] * cv_folds
self.indices = [None] * cv_folds
def fit(self):
for fold in range(self.cv_folds):


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New Years’ is the holiday where we celebrate things that we resolve to do (and probably won’t), as well as learnings from the previous year.
I’d like to thank Merlin Mann, who’s been a source of a lot of wisdom for me. Here are three important points that I’ve learned from him which have served me well in 2014 and I hope to apply more in 2015.
2. Growing up is about becoming the sort of hypocrite you can live with
Hypocrisy is simply unavoidable. The only truly consistent people are calculators and psychopaths, and you don’t want to be either of those. Living means growing, and growing means that you’re constantly discovering ways in which you used to be wrong and holes in the rules and principles that guided you.
Maturity is about recognizing that context matters, and imperfection is not criminal. Failure is allowed. That’s how we can…
3. Find more interesting things to be afraid of
It was cute in high school to be afraid that the popular kid wouldn’t like you, but maybe 30 years is enough time to be done playing that game.
I had a really hard time giving up on being afraid of the same old things. It wasn’t until I started actively seeking out new things to be afraid of that I was able to move past them.
Funny how that works.
But the most important thing, the #1 thing, “step zero” in the parlance of our times, which is so much deeper than it sounds:
1. Keep Moving and Get Out of The Way
Sound advice for proper civics behavior, whether you are talking about supermarket aisles or career paths. Credit where credit’s due, I believe this was coined by John Roderick, not Merlin. But John said it on a podcast with Merlin, so, whatever, partial credit.
Keep moving. Do new things. Poke your head up from your own little rut, and learn to recognize the tools and resources you have. Chances are, you’re not powerless, and everyone else is just as confused as you are.
Get out of the way. For most of the folks out there, it’s not about you.  So don’t do that. Especially as privileged visible people, it’s important for us to support, while letting other people tell their own stories with their own voices.
Everything good I’ve done so far in life has been this. The more you can keep moving and get out of the way, the more you can enable and encourage those around you, making their lives better and fuller and more efficient. You can do your part, and avoid stopping anyone else from doing theirs, which is usually the biggest help you can give them.
 They have their own vegetables to pick out.
Io.js
A lot of people have asked me lately about io.js and its place among Node Forward, the Advisory Board, and npm.
This is my own personal point of view. However, I have shared early drafts of this post with the io.js technical committee to ensure that it’s at least a reasonable approximation of how the team sees things.
What is io.js?
Io.js is a collaborative fork of joyent/node. Io.js is created by Fedor Indutny, a long-time active node core team member responsible for some of the most important parts of the Node.js runtime.
Io.js continues the work that was previously being done by Node Forward in the node-forward/node
repository. We hope to merge with the original Node.js project at some point in the future.
What is Node Forward?
Node Forward is an effort by Node.js core contributors, community members, and corporate interests, united in the desire to improve the Node.js project.
On July 11, Mikeal Rogers created a private node-forward
repository under his personal GitHub account to discuss the future direction of Node.js. Many of us felt that it was time to pursue a consensus-seeking contributor-governed process for the project, in a neutral foundation.
What is “node-forward/node”?
After a month in Mikeal’s private node-forward repository, the discussion was moved to the Node Forward organization in August, where it could be continued in public. The Node Forward organization included a (GitHub fork-button-style) “fork” of Node.js at node-forward/node, created with the express intent of merging changes with the joyent/node repository.
At that time, Mikeal wrote:
The first goal of the foundation is to house core development at a neutral organization that can support Node. Nobody prefers that work to be released as a fork and we will continue to work with Joyent to make them a member and even a leader of this foundation. Joyent may decide that the best thing for Node is to continue their own work in parallel to the work other contributors are taking under the foundation in a symbiotic manner that has propelled projects like Linux and BSD. In that case the contributors in the TC are committed to releasing as a “fork” although they do not find it preferable.
In the Node Forward repository, the core contributors involved in this effort formed a Technical Committee (TC), and came to consensus on governance process and broad technical direction. The TC consists of 6 of the top 8 Node.js core contributors. (Ryan Dahl has no current involvement with Node.js. TJ Fontaine was invited but declined to participate.)
Does Node Forward compete with Joyent or Node.js?
No.
Joyent is a corporation that provides container infrastructure as a service solutions, including the Joyent Container Service, the Manta data storage and analytics platform, and the SmartDataCenter orchestration system. In 2010, Joyent purchased the Node.js copyright and trademark from Node’s original author, Ryan Dahl.
Node Forward is a group of community members and core committers who want to continue to work on improving Node.js as effectively as possible, using open self-governance in a neutral community foundation.
The goal of Node Forward is to work with Joyent and the rest of the Node.js community in order to improve Node.js. We respect Joyent’s significant investment in Node.js over the years, and we believe that a combined effort is beneficial to Joyent and to Node.
What is the Joyent Node Advisory Board?
On August 13, Joyent’s CEO Scott Hammond called to speak with me about the direction of Node.js. He indicated that he was also speaking to many other Node business, technical, and community leaders.
On September 26, he held a meeting to discuss the creation of an advisory board. He said he wanted to address the issues surrounding the Node project, and the board would be a way to get that process started.
The first official meeting of the Advisory Board occurred on October 23.
More information about the Joyent Node Advisory Board can be found on Joyent’s website.
Why was node-forward/node made private?
On October 9th (that is, after the initial bootstrapping meeting and before the first official Advisory Board meeting), Scott Hammond called Mikeal Rogers and told him that the node-forward/node repository was a violation of Joyent’s trademark on Node.js.
Hammond expressed that he saw this as a sign of bad faith, undermining his efforts in the creation of an advisory board. We agreed to make the repository private in order to show our commitment to working with Joyent on improving Node.js.
I brought up the issue in the third Joyent Node Advisory Board meeting on November 20. Scott Hammond reiterated that it is a violation of Joyent’s trademark to release code “based on Joyent Node.js which is also called node”, and that he intended to ensure that their trademark was protected “by any and all legal means”. He requested that we choose a name other than “node” if we make this project public.
By that time, there was also clear indication of forward progress at the JNAB meetings. We had taken steps towards a consensus-based open governance model not dictated by any one corporation. There had been several discussions of relaxing use of the “Node.js” trademark by businesses providing products related to Node. There was a clearer understanding of the role that the community might play in future Advisory Board meetings.
I am optimistic that the JNAB meetings will continue to be productive.
Why was io.js created?
On November 26, Fedor Indutny, an extremely prolific Node.js core contributor, and an active participant in Node Forward, decided that he would create a fork of Node.js with a different name, so that the technical work started in Node Forward could continue in public without violating Joyent’s trademark.
The Technical Committee that had previously been working on node-forward/node decided to move to the io.js repository. The other non-technical discussion repositories remain on the Node Forward organization at this time.
Does io.js compete with Joyent or Node.js?
No.
The intent of io.js is to provide a space for the Node core team to continue to do the work of improving Node.
Io.js continues the efforts of Node Forward. We are committed to making forward progress and serving the Node.js community, both in technical and non-technical issues.
The work being done in the Joyent Node Advisory Board appears to be heading towards shared goals for the good of the Node community. I expect that this will continue.
The Node community as whole is endeavoring to make a change. The transformation is in progress and we expect to come out better for it. io.js is an ingredient in the process of change, a spark. The future is large, and we continue exploring it.
What are the goals of io.js?
In no particular order:
- Continuous integration
- 100% passing tests as a normal state of affairs
- Strict SemVer-compliant versioning
- Contributor ownership, outside of corporate control
- Transparent consensus-seeking governance
- Weekly releases
- Supported versions of V8
- Active development
- Predictable roadmap
- Community engagement
Assuming the Joyent Node Advisory Board continues to make progress towards these goals, we expect to merge the projects in the future.
What is npm’s position on Node forks?
npm is the package manager for JavaScript. We support all nodes that are widely used in the JavaScript community, and do not recommend or prefer any of them over any other.
Node’s community has always been its best feature. With over 100,000 modules today, covering a breathtaking array of use cases, used every day by millions of developers around the world, it is clear that the primary value Node provides is a small core enabling userland innovation.
npm remains committed to its mission of reducing friction for all JavaScript developers.
Will npm be renaming to “ipm” since it’s the io.js package manager?
No.
“npm” does not stand for Node Package Manager. It is officially an abbreviation for “npm is not an acronym”. We do enjoy novel pun-making though.
Edit 2014-12-11 – At the decision of the last TC meeting, it’s “io.js” or “Io.js” when capitalized, but not “IO.js”.


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Overview
Declare an enum attribute where the values map to integers in the database, but can be queried by name. Example:
class Conversation < ActiveRecord::Base
enum status: [ :active, :archived ]
end
# conversation.update! status: 0
conversation.active!
conversation.active? # => true
conversation.status # => "active"
# conversation.update! status: 1
conversation.archived!
conversation.archived? # => true
conversation.status # => "archived"
# conversation.status = 1
conversation.status = "archived"
conversation.status = nil
conversation.status.nil? # => true
conversation.status # => nil
Scopes based on the allowed values of the enum field will be provided as well. With the above example:
Conversation.active
Conversation.archived
You can set the default value from the database declaration, like:
create_table :conversations do |t|
t.column :status, :integer, default: 0
end
Good practice is to let the first declared status be the default.
Finally, it's also possible to explicitly map the relation between attribute and database integer with a ::Hash:
class Conversation < ActiveRecord::Base
enum status: { active: 0, archived: 1 }
end
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Therefore, once a value is added to the enum array, its position in the array must be maintained, and new values should only be added to the end of the array. To remove unused values, the explicit ::Hash syntax should be used.
In rare circumstances you might need to access the mapping directly. The mappings are exposed through a class method with the pluralized attribute name:
Conversation.statuses # => { "active" => 0, "archived" => 1 }
Use that class method when you need to know the ordinal value of an enum:
Conversation.where("status <> ?", Conversation.statuses[:archived])
Where conditions on an enum attribute must use the ordinal value of an enum.
Constant Summary
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ENUM_CONFLICT_MESSAGE =
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/enum.rb', line 164"You tried to define an enum named \"%{enum}\" on the model \"%{klass}\", but " \ "this will generate a %{type} method \"%{method}\", which is already defined " \ "by %{source}."
Instance Method Summary
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[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/enum.rb', line 81
def enum(definitions) klass = self definitions.each do |name, values| # statuses = { } enum_values = ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess.new name = name.to_sym # def self.statuses statuses end detect_enum_conflict!(name, name.to_s.pluralize, true) klass.singleton_class.send(:define_method, name.to_s.pluralize) { enum_values } _enum_methods_module.module_eval do # def status=(value) self[:status] = statuses[value] end klass.send(:detect_enum_conflict!, name, "#{name}=") define_method("#{name}=") { |value| if enum_values.has_key?(value) || value.blank? self[name] = enum_values[value] elsif enum_values.has_value?(value) # Assigning a value directly is not a end-user feature, hence it's not documented. # This is used internally to make building objects from the generated scopes work # as expected, i.e. Conversation.archived.build.archived? should be true. self[name] = value else raise ArgumentError, "'#{value}' is not a valid #{name}" end } # def status() statuses.key self[:status] end klass.send(:detect_enum_conflict!, name, name) define_method(name) { enum_values.key self[name] } # def status_before_type_cast() statuses.key self[:status] end klass.send(:detect_enum_conflict!, name, "#{name}_before_type_cast") define_method("#{name}_before_type_cast") { enum_values.key self[name] } pairs = values.respond_to?(:each_pair) ? values.each_pair : values.each_with_index pairs.each do |value, i| enum_values[value] = i # def active?() status == 0 end klass.send(:detect_enum_conflict!, name, "#{value}?") define_method("#{value}?") { self[name] == i } # def active!() update! status: :active end klass.send(:detect_enum_conflict!, name, "#{value}!") define_method("#{value}!") { update! name => value } # scope :active, -> { where status: 0 } klass.send(:detect_enum_conflict!, name, value, true) klass.scope value, -> { klass.where name => i } end end defined_enums[name.to_s] = enum_values end end


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Devon council wants to limit noise from fireworks
Torbay councillors heard reports of how random explosions from October to mid-January tormented animals and vulnerable people
by Edward OldfieldCouncillors are calling for action to limit the noise from fireworks.
Members of Torbay Council’s Cabinet heard reports of how random explosions from October to mid-January tormented animals and vulnerable people.
They supported measures to control fireworks including a call on the Government to limit the noise of those on public sale to 90 decibels - the equivalent of a Boeing 737 passenger jet landing a mile away.
Cllr Cordelia Law told the meeting fireworks had upset one of her dogs so much he had chewed off some of his fur.
Another dog who was deaf had been upset by fireworks being let off nearby which were so loud he felt the air vibrate.
Cllr Jackie Stockman said she had heard that someone had deliberately let off fireworks on a farm gate which caused two terrified cattle to run into a waterway and drown.
She said: “I think it is hugely important that the size of fireworks that go off like a bomb be reduced.”
The council’s ruling Cabinet backed a move by Cllr Swithin Long to:
ask organisers of public firework displays to advertise them in advance, allowing residents to take precautions for animals and vulnerable people;
support public awareness about the impact of fireworks on animal welfare and vulnerable people – including the precautions that can be taken to mitigate risks;
write to the UK Government urging it to introduce legislation to limit the maximum noise level of fireworks to 90dB for those sold to the public for private displays;
encourage local suppliers of fireworks to stock ‘quieter’ fireworks.
A petition calling for Government to ban the sale of fireworks to the public has attracted more than 300,000 signatures.
Cllr Long said his own pet dog Robbie was affected by the noise of fireworks and surveys had shown almost half of dogs and a third of cats showed signs of fear.
His motion said: "Fireworks are used by people throughout the year to mark different events.
“Whilst they can bring much enjoyment to some people, they can cause significant problems and fear for other people and animals.
“Vulnerable people can become confused and disorientated by the noise.
“They can be a source of fear and distress for many animals (including pets, farm livestock and wildlife).
“Animals affected not only suffer psychological distress but can also cause themselves injuries, sometimes very serious ones, as they attempt to run away or hide from the noise.”


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Yuan set for 2 straight weeks of decline as trade caution prevails
by ReutersSHANGHAI — China’s yuan eased on Friday
and is set for its second straight weekly loss as investors grew
increasingly cautious about developments in the negotiations
between the world’s two largest economies.
The currency’s movements in recent months have mostly been
driven by the twists and turns in bilateral talks between China
and the United States and are now shrouded by doubts over
whether the sides can strike a preliminary agreement any time
soon.
However, negotiations could now become more complicated with
U.S. President Donald Trump expected to sign into law two bills
backing protesters in Hong Kong, traders said.
“The Hong Kong human rights bill remains a wild card for the
market, which may also complicate the trade talks,” OCBC Bank
said in a note. “It is almost inevitable that the bill will
become law within the next 10 days. There are no detailed
retaliation plans from Chinese side yet.”
Prior to market opening on Friday, the People’s Bank of
China (PBOC) set its midpoint rate at a fresh
2-1/2-week low of 7.0306 per dollar, 89 pips or 0.13% weaker
than the previous fix of 7.0217.
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weaker than the previous late session close.
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midday level, it would mark the second straight weekly loss for
the currency.
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whether Washington adds fresh tariffs on Chinese goods on Dec.
15, as originally threatened.
Such concerns were also reflected in options market trading.
The one-month contract of the implied volatility,
which gauges investors’ expectations for swings in the dollar
against the yuan in a month’s time, rose to the highest level
since Oct. 11.
China has invited top U.S. trade negotiators for a new round
of face-to-face talks in Beijing amid continued efforts to
strike at least a limited deal, the Wall Street Journal reported
on Thursday citing unnamed sources.
The global dollar index fell to 97.958 at midday from
the previous close of 97.993.
The offshore yuan was trading at 7.0334 per dollar
as of midday.
The yuan market at 0358 GMT:
ONSHORE SPOT:
Item Current Previous Change
PBOC midpoint 7.0306 7.0217 -0.13%
Spot yuan 7.0323 7.0287 -0.05%
Divergence from 0.02%
midpoint*
Spot change YTD -2.27%
Spot change since 2005 17.69%
revaluation
Key indexes:
Item Current Previous Change
Thomson 92.12 91.96 0.2
Reuters/HKEX
CNH index
Dollar index 97.958 97.993 0.0
*Divergence of the dollar/yuan exchange rate. Negative number
indicates that spot yuan is trading stronger than the midpoint.
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) allows the exchange rate to
rise or fall 2 percent from official midpoint rate it sets each
morning.
OFFSHORE CNH MARKET
Instrument Current Difference
from onshore
Offshore spot yuan 7.0334 -0.02%
*
Offshore 7.096 -0.92%
non-deliverable
forwards
**
*Premium for offshore spot over onshore
**Figure reflects difference from PBOC’s official midpoint,
since non-deliverable forwards are settled against the midpoint.
.
(Reporting by Winni Zhou and John Ruwitch; Editing by Sam
Holmes)


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Change directory into your backend. Do a git add and commit and open your editor. Open your gemfile and add cors and your serializer.
Go to config/initializers/cors.rb and uncomment lines 8 – 16. Change origins type to ‘*’. In your terminal do a git add and commit.
Change directory up one to your application directory. Type the following into your terminal to initialize your frontend.
The last thing you need to do is make two remote git repositories for your frontend and backend.
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Repeat the previous two steps for your backend.
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Section: User Commands (1)Updated: 2002-01-06
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
foomatic-configure - the main configuration program of the foomatic printing system.SYNOPSIS
foomatic-configure [OPTION]...foomatic-configure -n queuename [ -N description ] [ -L location ] [ -c connect ] [ -d driver ] [ -p printer ] [ --ppd ppdfile ... ] [ -q ] foomatic-configure -D -n queuename [ -s spooler ] [ -q ]
foomatic-configure -R -n queuename [ -s spooler ] [ -q ]
foomatic-configure -Q [ -s spooler ] [ -n queuename ] [ -r ]
foomatic-configure -P [ -s spooler ] [ -n queuename ] [ -d driver ] [ -p printer ] [ --ppd ppdfile ] [ index ]
foomatic-configure -X -p printer | -d driver | -p printer -d driver
foomatic-configure -O
foomatic-configure -h
foomatic-configure --help
DESCRIPTION
foomatic-configure is a program to set up and configure print queues for every known spooler (CUPS, LPRng, LPD, GNUlpr, PPR, PDQ. CPS, no spooler) and every valid printer/driver combo in the Foomatic database or every PPD file coming with PostScript printers. As RIP filter (Raster Image Processor, translation from PostScript to the native language of the printer) always foomatic-rip(1) will be used, except for PPD files of PostScript printers under CUPS or PPR, they will be used without RIP filter.It also comprises half of a programatic API for user tools: you can learn and control everything about the static properties of print queues here. With the sister program foomatic-printjob(1), you can do everything related to the print queue's dynamic state: submit jobs, and query, cancel, reorder, and redirect them.
Options
- -n queuename
- Configure this print queue
- -N Name/Description
- Use this proper human-readable name/description
- -L Location
- Short phrase describing this printer's location
- -c connection
- Printer is connected thusly (ex file:/dev/lp0)
- -d driver
- Foomatic database name for desired printer driver
- -p printer
- Foomatic id for printer
- --ppd ppdfile
- PPD file, for example the one supplied by the manufacturer of a PostScript printer
- -s spooler
- Explicit spooler type (cups, lpd, lprng, pdq, ppr, direct)
- -o option=value
- Set the default of option to value
- -o option
- Turn on option by default
- -D
- Set this queue as the default queue (just give -n queuename)
- -R
- Remove this whole queue entirely (just give -n queuename)
- -C [ sourcespooler ] sourcequeue
- Copy sourcequeue from sourcespooler (or the current one if sourcespooler is not given) into the queue given by -n queuename (of the current spooler).
- -Q
- Query existing configuration (gives XML summary)
- -r
- List also remotely defined queues (CUPS only)
- -P [ index ]
- Get Perl dump of current configuration (as a Perl array named QUEUES, the first index is index, or zero if index is not given)
- -O
- Print XML Overview of all known printer/drivers (this shows also the Foomatic IDs of the printers)
- -X
- Print XML data for -p printer and/or -d driver object
- -q
-
Run quietly
Commands
No commands, just options
SEE ALSO
foomatic-printjob(1), foomatic-rip(1)EXIT STATUS
foomatic-configure returns 0 if no errors occurred.AUTHOR
Manfred Wassmann<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the foomatic project using comments from the source.BUGS
foomatic-configure currently cannot handle printcap files in the lprng style. As lprng can use BSD style printcaps this is not much of a problem, as long as the GUI based print manager lprngtool is not used. The difference between those formats is, that BSD style requires continuation lines in printer definitions to be ended with a colon and the newline character to be escaped with a backslash. Lprng has no such restriction.To use a printcap file generated or edited with lprngtool with foomatic-configure it is necessary to add :\ to the end of all but the last line of every printer definition, just as shown below:
#comment # primary printer name lp #alternate names |lp2|lp3 |Example of a printer :sd=/usr/spool/LPD/lp :rw:lp=/dev/lp:mx#100 :
must be converted to:
#comment # primary printer name lp\ |lp2|lp3\ |Example of a printer\ :sd=/usr/spool/LPD/lp:\ :rw:lp=/dev/lp:mx#100:
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Hi everybody,

i have to step into this discussion as i have similar demands ;)

I want to be notified whenever a boolean variable is assigned.

Currently i do this with a modified version of "wait". So i'm using a
propagator

that watches the boolean variable. It furthermore has a 4byte member
variable which

then says me which variable i do watch.

During propagation i then can add the changed variable to the list of
assigned variables.

I do not change the domain of anything.

Now my question:

Is it in this case more clever to use advisors? I do not need to
propagate, but as i'm not doing any propagation there should be no
overhead.

Currently the performance of my systems suffers a bit because i have to
subscribe to every boolean variable.

Every propagator has a 4byte member. All this is copied during cloning
of a space, which happens quite often.

Can i avoid this using advisors?

Any idea how i can avoid copying the 4byte identifier of my propagator.

It is just used for the identification of which boolean variable i'm
subscribed to.

I do not need a copy of the propagator for each space.

Best,

Max

On 02/03/2012 09:07 AM, Guido Tack wrote:
<blockquote<EMAIL_ADDRESS>type="cite">Hi Matthew,

Gecode does not keep track of domain modifications on that
level. The first thing I'd try is whether iterating through the
variables is really too expensive. After all, checking whether the
domain has changed is really cheap - just compare the domain sizes
before and after (accessing them is constant time).

If iteration is prohibitively expensive, you have to implement a
custom propagator that doesn't implement a constraint but simply
"listens" to domain modifications. It would be posted for all
variables you're interested in, create advisors to be notified of
modifications (so that it doesn't have to iterate), and simply record
that information in an external data structure. It doesn't ever have
to be scheduled for propagation. Our tutorial documentation should
contain all the information to get you started. Note that this
approach also incurs an overhead, because each modification needs to be
recorded somewhere, but that's just unavoidable.

Cheers,

Guido

On 3 Feb 2012, at 15:14, Matthew Kitching wrote:

Hi all,

After calling "status" is it possible to get a list of all the domain
values pruned, or even a list of all the variables who had their
domains pruned?


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Wesley Snipes is a master of selecting bad action roles. Murder at 1600, U.S. Marshals, Money Train, Drop Zone, Boiling Point, and the ultimate camp film - Passenger 57. The Art of War is another entry in this very ugly and unique category.  Oddly, it feels like the undiscovered sequel to another Snipes "masterpiece," Rising Sun.
The movie revolves around the convenient story of a special UN operative caught up in a secret murder conspiracy involving a Chinese ambassador, the Chinese Triad Brotherhood, a rich Chinese businessman (played by…that bad guy from Rising Sun, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa) a Chinese UN interpreter, and, inexplicably, Donald Sutherland. The film ends with more confusion than a boatload of Chinese immigrants trying to register at Ellis Island. Or should I say the film ends with the most blatant ripoff of both The Matrix and all of John Woo's Hong Kong films combined.
I am really at a loss to figure out why Wesley Snipes had the gumption to not only star in this action dud but also act as one of the producers of the film. I usually enjoy Snipes' movies - though his dramatic roles better show off his creativity as an actor than the flashiness of his action films. Simply, I am amazed by the how inane the script was, filled with terrible cliches and extremely violent action sequences. Director Christian Duguay (Screamers) has a strange attraction to the viciousness of violent acts -- showing splattering brains, people impaled with broken shards of glass, and lots of gargling and gagging as blood sprays everywhere. It also sickens me to know that Oliver Stone, one of the greatest directors working today, had his hand in producing this monstrosity. I guess Snipes sold Stone on the conspiracy angle and Stone chose not to read the script, watch the dailies, be involved in casting, or anything else -- or else he'd be filing a court order to remove his name from the credits.
It's also seems evident that with the Russkies as our new bosom buddies and the Middle Eastern terrorist angle being beaten to death in the last couple of years that the new international enemies in Hollywood are the Communist Chinese. I'm sure over the next couple of months, even more "Chinese conspiracy/martial-arts action flicks" are going to be popping up in your local multiplex.
Hopefully they won't include Wesley Snipes.
Director: Christian Duguay Writer: Simon Barry, Wayne Beach Producers: Wesley Snipes, Oliver Stone, Dan Halsted Starring: Wesley Snipes, Michael Biehn, Anne Archer, Donald Sutherland, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Maury Chaykin
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
r""" An experimental "on-line" policy, using algorithms from black-box Bayesian optimization, using [scikit-optimize](https://scikit-optimize.github.io/).
- It uses an iterative black-box Bayesian optimizer, with two methods :meth:`ask` and :meth:`tell` to be used as :meth:`choice` and :meth:`getReward` for our Multi-Armed Bandit optimization environment.
- See https://scikit-optimize.github.io/notebooks/ask-and-tell.html for more details.
.. warning:: This is still **experimental**! It is NOT efficient in terms of storage, and **highly** NOT efficient either in terms of efficiency against a Bandit problem (i.e., regret, best arm identification etc).
"""
from __future__ import division, print_function # Python 2 compatibility
__author__ = "Lilian Besson"
__version__ = "0.9"
# WARNING: this is a HUGE hack to fix a mystery bug on importing this policy
from sys import path
from os.path import dirname
path.insert(0, '/'.join(dirname(__file__).split('/')[:-1]))
import numpy as np
# Ignore the UserWarning skopt/optimizer/optimizer.py:208:
# UserWarning: The objective has been evaluated at this point before.
from warnings import filterwarnings
# simplefilter("ignore", UserWarning)
filterwarnings("ignore", message="The objective has been evaluated at this point before", category=UserWarning)
# Cf. https://scikit-optimize.github.io/
try:
import skopt.learning
from skopt import Optimizer
except ImportError as e:
print("ERROR: the 'scikit-optimize' package is mandatory for BlackBoxOpt policy.\nInstall it with 'pip install skopt' or 'sudo pip install skopt' (or maybe 'pip3').") # WARNING
raise e
try:
from .BasePolicy import BasePolicy
except ImportError:
from BasePolicy import BasePolicy
# --- Default estimator and optimizer
[docs]def default_estimator(*args, **kwargs):
"""Default estimator object.
- Default is :class:`RandomForestRegressor` (https://scikit-optimize.github.io/learning/index.html#skopt.learning.RandomForestRegressor).
- Another possibility is to use :class:`ExtraTreesRegressor` (https://scikit-optimize.github.io/learning/index.html#skopt.learning.ExtraTreesRegressor), but it is slower!
- :class:`GaussianProcessRegressor` (https://scikit-optimize.github.io/learning/index.html#skopt.learning.GaussianProcessRegressor) was failing, don't really know why. I think it is not designed to work with Categorical inputs.
- Any of https://scikit-optimize.github.io/learning/index.html can be used.
"""
etr = skopt.learning.RandomForestRegressor(*args, **kwargs)
# etr = skopt.learning.ExtraTreesRegressor(*args, **kwargs)
# etr = skopt.learning.GaussianProcessRegressor(*args, **kwargs)
return etr
[docs]def default_optimizer(nbArms, est, *args, **kwargs):
"""Default optimizer object.
- Default is :class:`Optimizer` (https://scikit-optimize.github.io/#skopt.Optimizer).
"""
opt = Optimizer([
list(range(nbArms)) # Categorical dimensions: arm index!
],
est(*args, **kwargs),
acq_optimizer="sampling",
n_random_starts=3 * nbArms # Sure ?
)
return opt
# --- Decision Making Policy
[docs]class BlackBoxOpt(BasePolicy):
r"""Black-box Bayesian optimizer for Multi-Armed Bandit, using Gaussian processes.
- By default, it uses :func:`default_optimizer`.
.. warning:: This is still **experimental**! It works fine, but it is EXTREMELY SLOW!
"""
[docs] def __init__(self, nbArms,
opt=default_optimizer, est=default_estimator,
lower=0., amplitude=1., # not used, but needed for my framework
*args, **kwargs):
self.nbArms = nbArms #: Number of arms of the MAB problem.
self.t = 0 #: Current time.
# Black-box optimizer
self._opt = opt # Store it
self._est = est # Store it
self._args = args # Other non-kwargs args given to the estimator.
self._kwargs = kwargs # Other kwargs given to the estimator.
self.opt = opt(nbArms, est, *args, **kwargs) #: The black-box optimizer to use, initialized from the other arguments
# Other attributes
self.lower = lower #: Known lower bounds on the rewards.
self.amplitude = amplitude #: Known amplitude of the rewards.
# --- Easy methods
[docs] def __str__(self):
return "BlackBoxOpt({}, {})".format(self._opt.__name__, self._est.__name__)
[docs] def startGame(self):
""" Reinitialize the black-box optimizer."""
self.t = 0
self.opt = self._opt(self.nbArms, self._est, *self._args, **self._kwargs) # The black-box optimizer to use, initialized from the other arguments
[docs] def getReward(self, armId, reward):
""" Store this observation `reward` for that arm `armId`.
- In fact, :class:`skopt.Optimizer` is a *minimizer*, so `loss=1-reward` is stored, to maximize the rewards by minimizing the losses.
"""
reward = (reward - self.lower) / self.amplitude # project the reward to [0, 1]
loss = 1. - reward # flip
# print("- A {} policy saw a reward = {} (= loss = {}) from arm = {}...".format(self, reward, loss, armId)) # DEBUG
return self.opt.tell([armId], loss)
[docs] def choice(self):
r""" Choose an arm, according to the black-box optimizer."""
self.t += 1
asked = self.opt.ask()
# That's a np.array of int, as we use Categorical input dimension!
arm = int(np.round(asked[0]))
# print("- At time t = {}, a {} policy chose to play arm = {}...".format(self, self.t, arm)) # DEBUG
return arm


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Yosemite is a is fantastic magical national park. This is a shot of Glaciar point, one of the most popular points in the park. When I was there we hiked back to the bottom of the park via the Panorama Trail, which begins at this point. The Panorama Trail was 11 miles long and I was sore for days.
This is a shot of Capri, Italy. I was there in the summer after fifth grade with my grandparents. We took a "ski lift" to the top of this cliff.
This is a random beach in Hawaii. I've never been there, but it looks very pretty and I want to go. My shadow Barb really likes Hawaii and also would really love to visit sometime. This image is a reminder of what we're missing out on. :)


First things first...
Let's include the library (use #r
if you're writing an fsx), also include FSharp.Data
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Define your schemas
Next define some schemas that describe how the JSON you're expecting should look.
Lastly let's try some actual JSON!
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We're defining two different schemas
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someNumbers
is a simple schema that describes a JSON array whose items are any number.
It will only be valid if, well, it's exactly that: an array containing number (or perhaps none).
person
is a slightly more complicated schema. It says that a person must be a JSON object
that must have a "name"
key whose value is a non-empty string. ( .= )
indicates a required key
whose value matches another schema.
The person
object must also have "favoriteNumbers"
which can be someNumbers
(here we're re-using
our other schema).
Finally, we're saying that person
may have an "email"
key with a value that meets some criteria.
( .?= )
indicates an optional key and MeetsCriteria
takes a description of the expectation and an
actual function (a predicate) to check whether it matches.


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POI Location
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Data Value
Time & Date of Data Reading
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Chattahoochee River
Air Quality
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01/31/2017 12:39PM
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The list of location information that needs to match for a service to be
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Celestial parade:
January 11, 2010
Lovers wake up every morning in their arms
and you'll find me in your arms some morning
when we wake up
Hail the sky for it’s the dawn that wakes us
You and I
we will rise up orange glow
sweet horizon
I don't want to let this moment pass and let you go
the afternoon is coming
soon to be followed by dusk
the lunar march,
the celestial parade
the stars- like specks of dust on a ballroom stage-
danced at nighttime
-after that blue curtains raised
clouds parted, the city lights wane
Go out and embark into the day
-I will meet you here at sunset