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Scott Fahlman
— I am a Professor Emeritus in Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science (SCS). That means I am formally retired, but still active in research, advising, and departmental activities. At first, it worried me that I was better known as a smiley creator than an AI researcher. But then I decided that it’s even fun to be a little famous for something, even if it’s not a business that I’ve devoted my whole life to.
EDUCATION
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1977
Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Dissertation in the M.I.T. Artificial Intelligence Laboratory under Professor Gerald J. Sussman: "NETL: A System for Representing and Using Real-World Knowledge".
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1973
M.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Master's thesis under Professor Patrick H. Winston: "A Planning System for Robot Construction Tasks".
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1973
B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
EMPLOYMENT
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July 1978-Present
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- since 2017 Professor Emeritus
- since 1994 Research Professor of Computer Science
- 1984-1994 Research Associate Professor
- 1978-1984 Research Assistant Professor
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July 2000- April 2003
IBM T.J.Watson Research Center
Research Staff Member (On leave from CMU.)
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May 1996-July 2000
Justsystem Pittsburgh Research Center, Pittsburgh PA
President and Chief Technical Officer (On partial leave from CMU.)
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September 1977–June 1978
N. E. Berg Company, Bedford NH
Consultant, developing software for document production and a specialized operating system.
HONORS
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Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).
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Outstanding Technology Contributions Award, Web Intelligence Consortium, 2013.
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Quora Top Writer, 2016-present.
PATENTS
US Patent #5960080, "Method for transforming message containing sensitive information">, Scott E. Fahlman, Rahul Sukthankar, Antoine Brusseau.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
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2014
Keynote Speaker on "Scientific and Artistic Creativity", Regional Arts Education Day, Arts Education Collaborative, Pittsburgh.
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2014-2015
Member of the Coordinating Committee, World Communications Forum Davos.
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2014
Keynote Speaker, World Communications Forum Davos.
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2013
Keynote Speaker and Workshop Organizer, IEEE Conference on Web Intelligence/Intelligent Agent Technology.
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2012-2013
Member of the editorial board for Advances in Cognitive Systems online journal.
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1993-1998
Associate editor for the journal Neural Computation.
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1996-1998
Member of the editorial board for the journal Neurocomputing.
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1995
Member, DARPA Software Research Review Panel.
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1984 - 1987
Member of Scientific Panel for Basics of Information Technology, Siemens Corporation Central Research Laboratories, Munich.
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1987-1994
Consultant for Siemens Corporation Central Research Laboratories, Munich.
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1990-1994
Member of the editorial board, AAAI Press.
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1993-1994
Program co-chair for Algorithms and Architectures, 1993 and 1994 Neural Information Processing Systems Conference.
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1988-1992
Member of the editorial board of IEEE Computer.
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1988, 1992
Keynote speaker twice at Australian National AI Conference: 1988 (Adelaide) and 1992 (Hobart).
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1989-1992
Workshop leader at 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 NIPS conferences.
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1992
Invited participant, NSF Workshop on Grand Challenges in AI (Washington DC).
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1991
Keynote speaker at 53rd Annual Conference of the Association of Business Professors (Linz, Austria).
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1990
Invited panelist, Japanese Science Foundation, Science and Technology Forum '90 (Tsukuba, Japan).
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1988
Keynote speaker at 4th IEEE Conference on AI Applications (San Diego).
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1988
Invited speaker, British Computer Society (London).
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1986 - 1988
Member of X3J13 committee for the official standardization of Common Lisp.
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1986, 1988
Lecturer at 1986 and 1988 Connectionist Models Summer School.
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1987
Invited participant/speaker, IFIP Workshop on Concepts and Characteristics of Knowledge-Based Systems (Gotemba, Japan).
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Consultant (formerly) for Justsystem Corporation, Fostin Capital Associates, Digital Equipment Corporation, Lucid Inc, Data General, Xerox, IBM, Perq Systems, Expert Technologies Inc., Control Data Corporation, Carnegie Group, Texas Instruments, Topologix, Cable Howse & Cozadd, Warburg-Pincus Ventures.
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Frequent reviewer for NSF funding proposals, major AI journals and conferences.
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Member of the Association for Computing Machinery and the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).
PUBLICATIONS
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2015
Sagae, A. and Fahlman, S.E. "Image Retrieval with Textual Label Similarity Features"
Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance, and Management 2015, pages 1-13, John Wiley & Sons.
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2013
Sagae, A. and Fahlman, S.E. "Knowledge Resource Development for Identifying Matching Image Descriptions"
in Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Ontology Development (KEOD 2013).
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2012
Fahlman, S.E. "Beyond Idiot-Savant AI"
in Advances in Cognitive Systems 1, pages 15-22.
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2011
Santofimia, M. J., S.E. Fahlman, F. Moya, and J.C. Lopez "A semantic model for actions and events in ambient intelligence"
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence 24, pages 1432–1445.
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2011
Fahlman, S.E. "Using Scone’s multiple-context mechanism to emulate human-like reasoning"
Proceedings of the AAAI Fall Symposium on Advances in Cognitive Systems.
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2010
Santofimia, M. J., S.E. Fahlman, F. Moya, and J.C. Lopez "A Common-Sense Planning Strategy for Ambient Intelligence"
14th International Conference on Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems (KES 2010), Cardiff, Wales, UK.
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2010
Shultz, T.R. and S.E. Fahlman, S.E. "Cascade-Correlation"
chapter in Encyclopedia of Machine Learning, C. Sammut and G. Webb (eds.), Springer-Verlag.
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2007
Tribble, A. and S.E. Fahlman "CMU-AT: Semantic Distance and Background Knowledge for Identifying Semantic Relations"
Proceedings of SemEval-2007: 4th International Workshop on Semantic Evaluations. Prague, Czech Republic, July 2007.
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2006
Fahlman, S.E. "Marker-Passing Inference in the Scone Knowledge-Base System"
First International Conference on Knowledge Science, Engineering and Management (KSEM'06), Guilin, China, August 2006. Proceedings published by and copyright by Springer-Verlag (Lecture Notes in AI).
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2006
Tribble, A., B. Lambert, and S.E. Fahlman "SconeEdit: a Text-Guided Domain Knowledge Editor"
(demo) HLT-NAACL 2006 Conference, New York, June 2006.
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2006
Tribble, A. and S.E. Fahlman "Resolving Noun Compounds with Multi-Use Domain Knowledge"
FLAIRS 2006 conference, Melbourne Beach FL, May 2006.
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2002
Fahlman, S.E. "Selling interrupt rights: a way to control unwanted E-mail and telephone calls"
IBM Systems Journal, Volume 41, Number 4, 2002, pages 759-766, November 2002.
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1996
Fahlman, S. E., G. L. Steele Jr., H. Shrobe, B. Stroustrup, and C. A. Knoblock "The Future of Lisp"
in IEEE Expert, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 10-16, Feb. 1996.
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1996
Taylor, D.L., L.D. Harris, R. DeBiasio, S.E. Fahlman, D.L. Farkas, F. Lanni, M. Nederlof and A.H. Gough "Automated Interactive Microscopy: Measuring and Manipulating the Chemical and Molecular Dynamics of Cells and Tissues"
in Proceedings of the Conference on Functional Imaging and Optical Manipulation of Living Cells, SPIE Proc. v.2678.
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1994
Baluja, S. and S. E. Fahlman "Reducing Network Depth in the Cascade-Correlation Learning Architecture"
Tech Report CMU-CS-94-209, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University.
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1993
Wah, B. W., S. E. Fahlman, and 22 co-authors "Report on Workshop on High Performance Computing and Communications for Grand Challenge Applications: Computer Vision, Speech and Natural Language Processing, and Artificial Intelligence"
in IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, Vol. 5, No. 1, February 1993.
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1992
Hoehfeld, M. and S. E. Fahlman "Probabilistic rounding in neural Network Learning with limited precision"
in Neurocomputing 4 (1992) pp. 291-299, Elsevier Science Publishers.
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1992
Hoehfeld, M. and S. E. Fahlman "Learning with Limited Numerical Precision Using the Cascade-Correlation Learning Algorithm"
in IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks, vol. 3, no. 4, pp. 602-611, July 1992.
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1991
Fahlman, S.E. "The Recurrent Cascade-Correlation Architecture"
in Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 3, D. S. Touretzky (ed.), Morgan Kaufmann, Los Altos CA, pp. 190-196.
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1990
Fahlman, S. E. and D. B. McDonald "Design Considerations for CMU Common Lisp"
by Scott E. Fahlman and David B. McDonald, in Peter Lee (ed.) Advanced Language Implementation Techniques, Springer-Verlag.
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1990
Fahlman, S. E. and C. Lebiere "The Cascade-Correlation Learning Architecture"
in Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 2, D. S. Touretzky (ed.), Morgan-Kaufmann, Los Altos CA, 1990, pp. 524-532. Reprinted in Artificial Neural Networks: Concepts and Theory, P. Mehra and B. W. Wah (eds.), IEEE Computer Society Press, 1992.
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1990
Fahlman, S. E. "What Can Massively Parallel Architectures Bring to AI?"
Proceedings of 2nd Australian Joint Artificial Intelligence Conference, C. J. Barter and M. J. Brooks (eds.), Springer Verlag (Lecture Notes in AI Series)./p>
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1989
Fahlman, S. E. "Distributed Connectionist Systems for AI: Prospects and Problems"
by Scott E. Fahlman, in Concepts and Characteristics of Knowledge-Based Systems, M. Tokoro, Y. Anzai, and A.Yonezawa (eds.), North-Holland Publishers.
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1988
Fahlman, S. E. "Faster-Learning Variations on Back-Propagation: An Empirical Study"
in Proceedings, 1988 Connectionist Models Summer School, Morgan-Kaufmann, Los Altos CA.
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1987
Fahlman, S. E. "Common Lisp"
in Annual Review of Computer Science, Volume 2, 1987, Annual Reviews, Inc., Palo Alto, CA.
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1987
Fahlman, S. E. and G. E. Hinton "Connectionist Architectures for Artificial Intelligence"
in IEEE Computer, Vol. 20, number 1, January, 1987. Reprinted in Computers for Artificial Intelligence Processing B. W. Wah and C. V. Ramamoorthy (eds.), Wiley-Interscience, 1990. Also reprinted in Knowledge-Based Systems: Fundamentals and Tools, O. N. Garcia and Y. T. Chien (eds.), IEEE Computer Society Press, 1991).
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1988
Fahlman, S. E. "Parallel Processing in Artificial Intelligence"
(full paper) in "Parallel Computation and Computers for Artificial Intelligence", J. S. Kowalik (editor), Kluwer Academic Publishers.
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1985
Fahlman, S. E. "Parallel Processing in Artificial Intelligence"
(extended abstract) in Parallel Processing 2, North-Holland Publishers.
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1984
Wholey, J. S. and S. E. Fahlman "Design of an Instruction Set for Common Lisp"
in Proceedings of 1984 ACM Conference on Lisp and Applicative Programming, Austin, Texas.
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1984
Major contributor to Steele, G. L. Jr. "Common Lisp: The Language"
Digital Press
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1984
Fahlman, S. E. and S. P. Harbison "The Spice Project"
in Interactive Programming Environments, Barstow, Sandewall, and Shrobe (eds.), McGraw-Hill, 1984.
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1983
Fahlman, S. E., G. E. Hinton, and T. J. Sejnowski "Massively Parallel Architectures for AI: NETL, Thistle, and Boltzmann Machines"
in Proceedings of the AAAI-83 Conference, Morgan-Kaufmann, Los Altos CA. Reprinted in Computers for AI Applications, B. Wah and G. J. Li (eds.), IEEE Computer Society Press, 1986.
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1982
Fahlman, S. E. "Three Flavors of Parallelism"
Proceedings of the Fourth National Conference, Canadian Society for Studies of Intelligence, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
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1981
Fahlman, S. E., D. S. Touretzky, and W. van Roggen "Cancellation in a Parallel Semantic Network"
Proceedings of IJCAI-81, Vancouver, British Columbia.
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1981
Fahlman, S. E. "Computing Facilities for AI: A Survey of Present and Near-Future Options"
AI Magazine, March 1981. Reprinted in Computers for AI Applications, B. Wah and G. J. Li (eds.), IEEE Computer Society Press, 1986. Also reprinted in Readings from the AI Magazine, R. Engelmore (ed.), AAAI Press, 1988.
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1981
Fahlman, S. E. "Representing Implicit Knowledge"
in Parallel Models of Associative Memory, G. E. Hinton and J. A. Anderson (eds.), Erlbaum Associates, Hillsdale NJ.
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1980
Fahlman, S. E. "Design Sketch for a Million-Element NETL Machine"
Proceedings of AAAI-80 Conference, Morgan-Kaufmann, Los Altos CA. Reprinted in Computers for AI Applications, B. Wah and G. J. Li (eds.), IEEE Computer Society Press, 1986.
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1980
Fahlman, S. E. "The Hashnet Interconnection Scheme"
Technical Report, CMU Computer Science Department.
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1979
Fahlman, S. E. "NETL: A System for Representing and Using Real-World Knowledge"
MIT Press, Cambridge MA.
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1974
Fahlman, S. E. "A Planning System for Robot Construction Tasks"
Artificial Intelligence 5 (1974), 1-49. Reprinted in Tutorial on Robotics, 2nd Edition, C. S. G. Lee, R. C. Gonzalez, and K. S. Fu (eds.), IEEE Computer Society Press, 1986.
Languages
SMILEY LORE :-)
Yes, I am the inventor of the sideways “smiley face” (sometimes called an “emoticon”) that is commonly used in E-mail, chat, and newsgroup posts. The historic day was September 19, 1982.
We had local email and had just gained the possibility of email to a few other universities on the primitive networks. But this was text only, using only the U.S. English alphabet, so we didn’t have much to work with.
The unique character sequences caught on quickly at Carnegie Mellon and proceeded to infiltrate computer network message boards at other universities and research labs around the world. Within a few months, different “smileys” emerged, and before long, there were dozens of them.
I didn’t keep the original post where I made the emoticon suggestion, largely because I didn’t think it was that big of a deal. But when the smiley face turned into a full-blown phenomenon, I knew I had to seriously look for it.
This was 10 minutes of my life, just part of a silly online discussion more than 35 years ago. So, it’s kind of a strange thing to be famous for, but it’s fun to be a little bit famous for something. I’ve come to accept that no matter what I achieve in my career as an AI researcher, the first sentence of my obituary will talk about the smiley face invention. If I’ve prevented some online misunderstandings along the way, and if people have had fun with these things, then I guess that 10 minutes was well spent.
The emoticon Fahlman posted to the local bulletin board looked like this:
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Motivation. Critical thinking. Purposefulness. Confidence. Curiosity. Optimism. Flexibility of the mind. Willingness to take risks. Independence of thinking. The ability to perceive new ideas. Fantasy. Perseverance. Concentration of attention. Figurative thinking. Sense of humor. Discipline.
Likes😇
Quotes. Digital photography. Cooking. Writing. Logics. Numbers. Technologies. Accuracy. Books. Sudoku. Stars. Intellect. Laws. Speed. Greens. Porcelain. Architecture. History. Ancient castles. Sausages. Road. Sea. Islands. Nature. Travels. Blue colour.
Dislikes😞
Gambling. Mouse. Reptiles. Chaos. Height. Pointless chatter. Incompetence. Arrogance. Irresponsibility. Envy. Lies. Cruelty. Impudence. Rudeness. Wars. Wind. Mud. Potatoes. The smell of cigarettes.
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Project Euler
The best way I've found to learn new programming concepts is to build a small project. Sometimes I'll make a puzzle solver or a command line tool, but by far my favorite project to work on is Project Euler. It's a collection of math problems designed to be solved with the aid of a computer. The problems are usually simple, but because they can be solved in many ways, they're useful for learning how to use new languages, libraries, and programming concepts.
This page serves to document my progress in solving Project Euler problems. My initial goals in taking on this project were testing, benchmarking, iterators, paralellism, and optimization. My language of choice is Rust, which I believe to be one of the best programming languages for small projects. With one "cargo new" I can start coding with no further setup. Rust also has many mature libraries which can be incorporated into any project with ease. Additionally, Rust has a reputation for being fast and safe, which I will put to the test as I solve each problem.
Problem 1: Multiples of 3 and 5
If we list all the natural numbers below 10 that are multiples of 3 or 5, we get 3, 5, 6 and 9. The sum of these multiples is 23. Find the sum of all the multiples of 3 or 5 below 1000.
The first problem is simple, and most likely meant as an introduction to the style of future Project Euler problems. Because the limit of 1000 is so low, there are few concerns related to performance, but I explored a few different solutions to get used to benchmarking and testing in Rust. The first solution is a simple for loop, testing each number for the conditions.
Using cargo bench and Criterion, the benchmark output:
Euler 1/For Loop time: [2.0562 us 2.1070 us 2.1765 us]
To give a point of comparison, I wrote the next solution using a simple iterator. Rust contains many "zero-cost abstractions,"
so I predict that the iterator approach should provide the same performance.
As expected, the benchmark output agrees, showing virtually no change in performance:
Euler 1/Iterator time: [2.0246 us 2.1309 us 2.2494 us]
Not bad for a one-liner, but can it be improved? Sticking to the iterator approach, I next reached for another popular Rust library, Rayon.
Rayon provides easy to use methods for parallel computation. With one insertion of the into_par_iter method, this function is now parallel.
Euler 1/Parallel Iterator time: [39.087 us 44.793 us 52.946 us]
What happened? Well, given the limit of only 1000, the jump to parallel processing is not only not needed, the added overhead is detrimental to performance.
I'll keep this type of solution in mind for future problems, however.
To produce a better solution, I took a look at the inital for loop once more. It checks for divisors of both 3 and 5 on every iteration. This is unnecessary, as we know that the condition will be satisfied every 3 and 5 iterations, respectively. To apply this in code, I create two variables, threes and fives, and set their initial values to 3 and 5. Starting with threes, I add it to the sum and then increment by 3. Once the limit has been reached, the fives are then incremented by five. However, to avoid numbers like 15 which are multiples of both 3 and 5, I skip every third increment of the fives variable.
To produce a better solution, I took a look at the inital for loop once more. It checks for divisors of both 3 and 5 on every iteration. This is unnecessary, as we know that the condition will be satisfied every 3 and 5 iterations, respectively. To apply this in code, I create two variables, threes and fives, and set their initial values to 3 and 5. Starting with threes, I add it to the sum and then increment by 3. Once the limit has been reached, the fives are then incremented by five. However, to avoid numbers like 15 which are multiples of both 3 and 5, I skip every third increment of the fives variable.
Euler 1/For Loop Unrolled time: [161.01 ns 161.28 ns 161.63 ns]
This specialized solution results in a significant speed up, even with a limit of only 1000.
Perhaps too much effort for a problem that can be solved efficiently with one line of code, but it was a good exercise nonetheless.


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try:
labeling_atlas = hardcoded_params["plotting"]["labeling_atlas"][0]
except KeyError as e:
print(e,
"Plotting configuration not successfully extracted"
" from runconfig.yaml"
)
sys.exit(1)
if any(isinstance(sub, dict) for sub in labels):
labels = [i[0][labeling_atlas] for i in labels]
After Change
plt.style.use("cyberpunk")
import matplotlib.patches as patches
import matplotlib.ticker as mticker
matplotlib.use("agg")
from nilearn.plotting import plot_matrix
from pynets.core import thresholding
plt.style.use("cyberpunk")


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repeated |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
When I was in my mid-teens, I was shot at close range with a bb gun. I'd felt no pain, and everyone present, including myself, assumed the pellet ricocheted off my temple. The wound healed with time, and the experience was forgotten. About a year later, a trip to the dentist and an xray revealed that the pellet had penetrated the flesh, and was sitting past my temple and above my left ear, between my skin and skull.
It was sometime after that I had my first seizure. It was the subsequent seizures that brought me to neurologists, at which point they found scar tissue on my brain at the point of impact. I am currently taking Carbamazepine for the seizure disorder, at what is apparently the lowest doctor-recommended dosage. I have a very mild seizure disorder, and do forget to take the meds, with no negative results.
Please keep in mind that my situation could be unique, and I could simply be very lucky. I stress this because the meds purpose are to reduce sensory imput, and MDMA does the exact opposite, which could result in a seizure. I would never tell anyone they should definitely try E, even if they had perfect health. However, I believe 100% in the use of this drug, and would support and take care of anyone who decided on their own that they wanted to experience it.
My first experience: My boyfriend said he had something for us, and showed me two pills, one white and one orange. He said he wanted to take it with the person he loved, because he heard it was different than what he knew it to be like at a rave. Unlike me, he had plenty of experience with a variety of drugs, and my curiosity led me to say yes. I researched like crazy and finally felt comfortable with my knowledge and his experience, so we chose a warm summer night alone in our home where we wouldn't be disturbed.
We had water ready and went over what I should expect. He broke each pill in half, so we each had a half of the white one, and the orange one, and took them both at the same time. So technically, we had one pill each. I was nervous, and momentarily thought about putting my fingers down my throat to get it out of me.
While waiting for the effects to kick in, we watched a dvd and I cuddled up next to him in nervous anticipation. The first change I noticed was visual, can't even explain it, but it was mild, and at that point, he said he was going to get a T-shirt because he was starting to get warm, and, keeping my eyes on the tv screen, I asked him not to leave me. He then knew I was rushing. So he stayed until the rushing ended, which only took a few minutes, at which point the only difference I noticed was a feeling of relaxation, unlike any other.
When he came back after changing, he sat behind me on the couch, with me leaning back against him. I noticed how hot he was, sweating actually, whereas I was not. I asked him why I wasn't like that, and he said it affects people differently. We went to the bathroom, and were standing in front of the mirror. I finally saw some evidence, besides the rushing, that the E was affecting me as well. My pupils were well dilated. He looked at us standing before the mirror, and said, 'Look at that beautiful couple.' I looked at us too, I thought we looked absolutely perfect for each other.
He then let out an explosive breath, and fell back against the wall. I worry about everything. However, I turned calmly to him and casually asked if he was okay with a smile on my face. He said he was great. I mention this in particular because for someone who worries about things that haven't gone wrong yet, I was strangely calm about seeing my bf not being able to stand while on a drug I was unfamiliar with.
After that we went into the living room and put on some tracks to listen to. He was compelled to dance, but the only thing I felt was that sense of calm. At one point, we were sitting on the couch and I was in my bare feet. He and I both had our feet up on the coffee table and all of a sudden, I felt a sensation on the bottom of my foot that made my eyes pop and I turned my head to see what it was. He had leaned toward me and accidently brushed his foot against mine. The only way I can describe it is to say it felt softer than silk. That's when I discovered that it felt great to be on my feet.
The textures of the carpet, the floor in the kitchen, the wood on the patio deck. I also thoroughly enjoyed the feel of the rim of the water bottle against my mouth, so much that I said I was going to drink some water, and later he asked if I was planning on drinking it after all. That was when I realized I'd been sitting there the whole time simply gliding the rim back and forth on my lips.
We went outside in the warm air, with the waves from the lake gently moving below us under the dock, talking about how we were meant for each other and how wonderful our life was going to be. The only thing that surprised me after we finally went inside was how quickly the time had passed. It was hours later than I thought. We both smoked quite a few bowls to come down after it was over, and tried to sleep. That was the frustrating part for me. I was simply not tired, and he was able to sleep so I didn't want to disturb him. The next day, I was feeling pretty good, and really appreciated being able to sleep that night. From start to finish, it was a pleasant experience, but I knew I had missed something, especially during the time when I should have been rolling. I decided to try it again.
Second experience, 6 mths later: Dropped first cap at 11pm. Spent an hour in a line up for a rave out in the cold and snow. I finally got inside, and when the warmth touched me, I rushed for what seemed like just a few seconds, barely noticable. Boyfriend, same guy in each experience, brought me through all the rooms, so we would know the layout. We located the bathrooms, where to get water, and designated a meeting place where we would all check in periodically to make sure everyone was doing okay. He had told me we would probably go off on our own, and meet new people.
Being my first rave, and my first E experience with more than just one other person, I didn't think I would want to go anywhere by myself. However, it took about half an hour and I turned to him and said I felt like wandering around. He smiled and said he would see me later. I found a room that I felt comfortable in, and looked around.
He had told me beforehand that if I looked uncomfortable, people would probably come over and ask me if I was okay. As I looked around the room, and felt that familiar calmness from my first experience, I noticed a girl sitting on the floor who did not look alright. She looked afraid and was sitting alone, and I immediately went to her and asked her how she was doing. She smiled and said she was okay, but I knew the difference.
She said soon after she had dropped half a cap, and did not feel good at all. I asked if she needed water, or anything, but she said she was okay for now. Still, I sat down beside her, and told her to let me know if there was anything she needed. And except for a couple of times when I got up to get water or quickly check out the other rooms, I stayed by her side for the entire night, a girl I had just met.
An hour after my first cap, I had another. After 10-15 mins, I discovered what it's really like to roll on E. This was what I had been waiting for. Every sense I had turned way up, I started sweating, vision and sounds were amazing. Everything was so vivid and beautiful. I was giving and receiving a couple of massages here and there, and at one point my guy was sitting with me, and sprinkled some water on my face followed by a nasal inhaler. I'd never felt such a pleasing chill.
The boyfriend of the girl I mentioned was sitting with us too. He was coming and going, feeling the urge to dance but staying with us much of the time out of concern for his gf. Occasionally, I'd tell him to go enjoy himself for a little while because the one thing I didn't feel the urge to do was dance, so I would stay and make sure she was okay for him.
At one point I did get up and dance with my guy, and where we were dancing, there was a glittery flat cutout of fish swimming in an ocean above our heads. It caught my eye, and all of a sudden it held an unreal quality that stole my undivided attention. I think I forgot I was on the dance floor. I suddenly heard him ask me, 'Whatcha lookin' at?!' I have no idea how long I was just standing in the middle of the floor staring up at this thing.
I dropped another cap about 2 hours after the second one, wanting to experience what I had felt when looking at the cutout. When I started rolling again, it was great but not quite as good as the last one. The girl's bf had a glowstick attached to a round one and was spinning them in cirlcles. It was the most amazing, beautiful thing I had ever seen. We watched him spin the toy for a long time. I was watching every light and glowstick I could see, including one guy dancing with two in his hands.
He noticed me staring, and came over right in front of me, and danced, moving the glowsticks in the air, around himself, and around me, since he could tell I was enjoying the light show. It was awesome. It was around 4am, and my bf was really tired, so we left. I was no longer 'messed up', just felt calm again, the lights still enjoyable to watch. We got home, smoked many bowls, five for me I think, and tried to sleep.
I found it very difficult and was frustrated once again with my alertness. By the next night, sleep came and I was back to normal. The only difference was that I felt elated. The world was beautiful and I felt so lucky to be a part of it. This feeling has never gone away.
Third experience, 4 months later: This would prove to be my most interesting experience, as well as the most intense, both good and not-so-good. Dropped first cap at 11pm, and I noted it was different than the ones I'd taken before. Our group decided to walk to the rave which took about 45 mins. After about 15 mins, I noticed I was unable to keep up with everyone else's pace. I tried but it was impossible.
Rushing is definitely my least favourite part, but this was more uncomfortable than I thought it would be. At 30 mins, I was walking along the sidewalk, when I felt like my body leaned severely to the right, practically horizontal, and I almost walked into the fence beside me. Then I was suddenly upright again. I still don't know if it really happened or not.
When we were almost there, we stopped to get directions, which I was happy about, since I thought I needed a break. But as soon as I stopped moving, I felt even worse, so I kept in motion until we were moving again. When we finally got there, we had to wait at least 30 mins in line. I kept feeling worse, and came to realize that the whole time I simply needed water. I believe if I'd had a bottle, the rushing would have been much more tolerable.
I was leaning on my bf with my head on his shoulder, waiting for it to pass, wanting to get inside so I could hydrate myself. Then, I suddenly started feeling much better, the familiar calm, silly grin, and, unlike the other times, an urge to dance. So I did just that. Standing in the line, I moved to the music that was pumping out the doors. Once we were inside, we located washrooms, etc, and went our own ways. The urge to dance wasn't enough to get me on the floor, so I went to the smaller room and sat down against the wall to compose myself.
I was in between, feeling more than just calm, but not really rolling yet. After about an hour, I dropped my second cap, and really started rolling. Body temp went way up, and the urge to touch and talk to other people was irresistable. My bf sat with me at one point and blew the nasal inhaler on my face. This time, it was so intense, I couldn't open my eyes. Tears poured in a steady stream down my cheeks because of the chill. Way worse than onions in terms of tears, but the feeling was totally positive.
I got somewhat overwhelmed in the small room at one point as well, so I sat on the stairs leading outdoors. I took deep breaths and enjoyed the break from the music and crowds, but was told that the stairwell wasn't for sitting. I really could have used a chill out room. Another thing that happened to me was I was sitting against the wall, talking to someone I had just met, when one of the paramedics there leaned down, put his hand on my shoulder, and made sure I knew where he was in case I needed anything. I don't know what I did to draw his attention, since it was dark and I'd had my back to him. Perhaps I was giving a massage and just can't remember. However, something about my behaviour sparked a concern in him, and he acted accordingly.
After, I went to the main room to my friends who were dancing beside the speakers. As soon as I reached them, I had a physically overwhelming, negative feeling, and I turned around immediately and went back to the smaller room where the sound and sights were less intense. At some point around that same time, I knew I needed more water and went back to the main room room where it was being sold. There was only
2 people ahead of me, but that same physical feeling hit me again, and I couldn't even wait for water.
I would describe the feeling in words if I could, but I don't know how. All I knew was that I couldn't stay there where bass seemed to pulse through me. I dropped my third cap sometime after that, once I came down a little, and when that hit, I saw tracers for the first time ever. The problem was, I had never heard of them before.
I was sitting in the small room again, totally messed up in a good way, and I looked across the room at some people who had glowsticks. Whenever they'd move them, the tracers were really intense and bright, and I had that same negative, physical feeling, so I would look down in my lap and it would pass immediately. I kept testing my vision, looking up after a few mins and the tracers would still happen. I'd feel overwhelmed and focus on my lap again. At some point they stopped. I came down after that.
Colours were still fun to watch, but no tracers. Nor did I feel messed up anymore, which disappointed me. I now felt the same as I did at my first rave. It ended the same as the last time. Went home, smoked some bowls, and went to bed. This time I was surprised to find I slept easily, and woke up more elated than I'd ever been before. My guy and I went out for lunch, and everything was so beautiful. I felt so lucky to be there with him. I wanted to walk and be one with nature. I was so utterly happy to be alive.
A couple of things I wanted to mention include not feeling the effects after one cap. I believe this is due to the meds I take. I think they fight the sensory input E is trying to allow in, thus requiring 2 caps to start rolling, though I would never take 2 at once. Second, I believe my third experience was the most intense due to the type of E we acquired. Nothing else was different.
Third, I wonder if I felt so negative toward the feeling I had with the tracers and the music directly by the speakers, because even completely high, I still worry about the potential for having a seizure. The fact that I didn't know what was happening when I saw the tracers brought fear to the surface, and I automatically labelled them as a negative thing, potentially a warning signal that a seizure could occur.
The only way to test that would be to continue to watch the lights, and see what happens. Now that I know it is normal, I will continue to watch the next time, and hopefully without any fear or negative results. Overall, it was an amazing, positive experience. I am doing it again very soon. I'm so excited, I've been dreaming about it everyday for months now.
In my opinion, Ecstacy is something everyone should try, IF they're so inclined. Once again, I would never tell anyone they should. For me, it is something I would love to experience everyday, but to protect my body, I will try to keep it at a maximum of 4 times a year. With my condition in particular, I feel it is important to allow a lot of down time so I don't wind up having a seizure as a result.
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We consider the following type of characters:
Inductive par : Set := open | close.
We represent character strings using the type
wp_oc : wp (cons open (cons close nil)) wp_o_head_c : forall l1 l2:list par, wp l1 -> wp l2 -> wp (cons open (app l1 (cons close l2))) wp_o_tail_c : forall l1 l2:list par, wp l1 -> wp l2 -> wp (app l1 (cons open (app l2 (cons close nil))))
We consider a type of binary trees without labels and a function that maps any tree to a list of characters. Show that this function always builds a well-parenthesized expression:
Inductive bin : Set := L : bin | N : bin->bin->bin. Fixpoint bin_to_string (t:bin) : list par := match t with | L => nil | N u v => cons open (app (bin_to_string u)(cons close (bin_to_string v))) end.
Prove that the following function also returns a well-parenthesized expression:
Fixpoint bin_to_string' (t:bin) : list par := match t with | L => nil | N u v => app (bin_to_string' u) (cons open (app (bin_to_string' v)(cons close nil))) end.
Here is a second definition of well-parenthesized expressions. Prove that it is equivalent to the previous one:
Inductive wp' : list par -> Prop := | wp'_nil : wp' nil | wp'_cons : forall l1 l2:list par, wp' l1 -> wp' l2 -> wp' (cons open (app l1 (cons close l2))).
Here is a third definition. Prove that it is equivalent to the previous ones:
Inductive wp'' : list par -> Prop := | wp''_nil : wp'' nil | wp''_cons : forall l1 l2:list par, wp'' l1 -> wp'' l2 -> wp'' (app l1 (cons open (app l2 (cons close nil)))).
Here is a function that recognizes well-parenthesized expressions by counting the opening parentheses that are not yet closed:
Fixpoint recognize (n:nat)(l:list par){struct l} : bool := match l with nil => match n with O => true | _ => false end | cons open l' => recognize (S n) l' | cons close l' => match n with O => false | S n' => recognize n' l' end end.
Prove the following theorem:
recognize_complete_aux : forall l:list par, wp l -> forall (n:nat)(l':list par), recognize n (app l l') = recognize n l'.
Conclude with the following main theorem:
recognize_complete : forall l:list par, wp l -> recognize 0 l = true.
recognize_sound : forall l:list par, recognize 0 l = true -> wp l.
we suggest proving that if
We consider the following parsing function:
Fixpoint parse (s:list bin)(t:bin)(l:list par){struct l} : option bin := match l with | nil => match s with nil => Some t | _ => None end | cons open l' => parse (cons t s) L l' | cons close l' => match s with | cons t' s' => parse s' (N t' t) l' | _ => None end end.
Prove that this parser is correct and complete:
parse_complete : forall l:list par, wp l -> parse nil L l <> None. parse_invert: forall (l:list par)(t:bin), parse nil L l = Some t -> bin_to_string' t = l. parse_sound: forall (l:list par)(t:bin), parse nil L l = Some t -> wp l.
Inductive parse_rel : list par -> list par -> bin -> Prop := | parse_node : forall (l1 l2 l3:list par)(t1 t2:bin), parse_rel l1 (cons close l2) t1 -> parse_rel l2 l3 t2 -> parse_rel (cons open l1) l3 (N t1 t2) | parse_leaf_nil : parse_rel nil nil L | parse_leaf_close : forall l:list par, parse_rel (cons close l)(cons close l) L.
Prove the following lemmas:
parse_rel_sound_aux : forall (l1 l2:list par)(t:bin), parse_rel l1 l2 t -> l1 = app (bin_to_string t) l2. parse_rel_sound : forall l:list par, (exists t:bin, parse_rel l nil t)-> wp l.


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- Make your memo function generic and accept the times10 function as a callback rather than defining the n * 10
logic inside the if/else or pulling it in from the global scope.
- Take advantage of the fact that parameters are saved in the closure as well, just like the cache from the
previous example.
var times10 = function (n) {
return n * 10;
};
var memoize = function (cb) {};
// returned function from memoizedAdd
var memoizedTimes10 = memoize(times10);
console.log('~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TASK 4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~');
try {
console.log('Task 4 calculated value:', memoizedTimes10(9)); // calculated
console.log('Task 4 cached value:', memoizedTimes10(9)); // cached
} catch(e) {
console.error('Task 4:', e)
}
Notes
- For space and time complexity the 3 solutions are consistent
- For our case where the callback is doing a constant time operation, the memoization has no time improvement. But
this technique is important if you are doing very time consuming operations.
- In general you can trade space complexity for time complexity. How can we take a complex operation and turn it into constant or at least linear time, often it is using a hash table.


Shortcodes
Accordions & Tabs
We possess within us two minds. So far I have written only of the conscious mind. I would now like to introduce you to your second mind, the hidden and mysterious subconscious. Our subconscious mind contains such power and complexity that it literally staggers the imagination.And finally the subconscious is the mechanism through which thought impulses which are repeated regularly with feeling and emotion are quickened, charged. Our subconscious mind contains such power and complexity that it literally staggers the imagination.
In order to understand how the conscious and subconscious minds work together as a team to create your reality, let me again use an analogy. Your subconscious mind is like fertile soil which accepts any seed you plant within it. Your habitual thoughts and beliefs are the seeds which are being constantly sown within, and they produce in your life what is planted just as surely as corn kernels produce corn.
But unfortunately for most of us our role as gardener has never been explained to us. And in misunderstanding our role, we have allowed seeds of all types, both good and bad, to enter our inner garden. This then is the cause of all that is happening in our life. If you wish to understand why fortune or misfortune is happening to you in any area of your life, you need only look within.


Tafadzwa Old Students Association (TOSA), is a group of former students of Tafadzwa Primary School who desire to give back to the school that made us who we are. We are constantly searching for opportunities to make a difference in the lives of current and future students.
An area that has attracted our attention, is the plight of needy children. We have selected a handful of students who need urgent attention. To these we provide: school uniforms, textbooks, and school fees. Resources permitting, we are looking forward to helping more students.
The pictures of the current members of TOSA are listed below:


SSS_SSH_KNOWNHOSTSPR
Section: SSSD Manual pages (1)Updated: 06/22/2012
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
sss_ssh_knownhostsproxy - get OpenSSH host keysSYNOPSIS
- sss_ssh_knownhostsproxy [options] HOST [PROXY_COMMAND]
DESCRIPTION
sss_ssh_knownhostsproxy
If PROXY_COMMAND is specified, it is used to create the connection to the host instead of opening a socket.
ssh(1) can be configured to use sss_ssh_knownhostsproxy for host key authentication by using the following directives for ssh(1) configuration:
-
ProxyCommand /usr/bin/sss_ssh_knownhostsproxy -p %p %h GlobalKnownHostsFile2 /var/lib/sss/pubconf/known_hosts
This is an experimental feature, please use http://fedorahosted.org/sssd to report any issues.
OPTIONS
-p,--port PORT
- Use port PORT to connect to the host. By default, port 22 is used.
-d,--domain DOMAIN
- Search for host public keys in SSSD domain DOMAIN.
-h,--help
- Display help message and exit.
SEE ALSO
ssh(8), ssh_config(5), sss_ssh_authorizedkeys(1).
AUTHORS
The SSSD upstream - http://fedorahosted.org/sssd
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:11 GMT, December 24, 2015


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8
Delia shows you how to bake a perfect sponge cake with a creamy passion fruit filling.
Equipment: You will also need two 8 inch (20 cm) 1½ inch (4 cm) deep sponge tins, lightly greased and the bases lined with silicone paper (parchment).
Preheat the oven to 170C/325F/Gas 3.
Take a very large mixing bowl, put the flour and baking powder in a sieve and sift it into the bowl, holding the sieve high to give it a good airing as it goes down. Now all you do is simply add all the other cake ingredients (except the icing sugar) to the bowl and, provided the butter is really soft, just go in with an electric hand whisk and whisk everything together until you have a smooth, well-combined mixture, which will take about one minute. If you do not have an electric hand whisk, you can use a wooden spoon, using a little bit more effort. What you will now end up with is a mixture that drops off a spoon when you give it a tap on the side of the bowl. If it seems a little too stiff, add a little water and mix again.
Now divide the mixture between the two tins, level it out and place the tins on the centre shelf of the oven. The cakes will take 30-35 minutes to cook, but do not open the oven door until 30 minutes have elapsed.
To test whether the cakes are cooked or not, touch the centre of each lightly with a finger: if it leaves no impression and the sponges spring back, they are ready.
Next, remove them from the oven, then wait about five minutes before turning them out on to a wire cooling rack. Carefully peel off the base papers, which is easier if you make a fold in the paper first, then pull it gently away without trying to lift it off. Now leave the sponges to get completely cold, then add the filling.
To make this, first slice the passion fruit into halves and, using a tsp, scoop all the flesh, juice and seeds into a bowl.
Next, in another bowl, combine the mascarpone, fromage frais, sugar and vanilla extract, using a balloon whisk, which is the quickest way to blend them all together. After that, fold in about two-thirds of the passion fruit.
Now place the first sponge cake on the plate or cake stand you are going to serve it on, then spread half the filling over it, drizzle the rest of the passion fruit over that, then spread the remaining filling over the passion fruit. Lastly, place the other cake on top, press it gently so that the filling oozes out at the edges, then dust the surface with a little sifted icing sugar.


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Class Resource.Layout
Inheritance
System.Object
Resource.Layout
Namespace:xAPIWrapper.Tests.Droid
Assembly:xAPIWrapper.Tests.Droid.dll
Syntax
public class Layout : object
Fields
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abc_action_bar_title_item
Declaration
public const int abc_action_bar_title_item = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
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abc_action_bar_up_container
Declaration
public const int abc_action_bar_up_container = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
abc_action_bar_view_list_nav_layout
Declaration
public const int abc_action_bar_view_list_nav_layout = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int abc_action_menu_item_layout = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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Declaration
public const int abc_action_menu_layout = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_action_mode_bar
Declaration
public const int abc_action_mode_bar = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_action_mode_close_item_material
Declaration
public const int abc_action_mode_close_item_material = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_activity_chooser_view
Declaration
public const int abc_activity_chooser_view = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
abc_activity_chooser_view_list_item
Declaration
public const int abc_activity_chooser_view_list_item = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_alert_dialog_material
Declaration
public const int abc_alert_dialog_material = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_dialog_title_material
Declaration
public const int abc_dialog_title_material = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_expanded_menu_layout
Declaration
public const int abc_expanded_menu_layout = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int abc_list_menu_item_checkbox = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int abc_list_menu_item_icon = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int abc_list_menu_item_layout = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int abc_list_menu_item_radio = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int abc_popup_menu_item_layout = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_screen_content_include
Declaration
public const int abc_screen_content_include = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_screen_simple
Declaration
public const int abc_screen_simple = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_screen_simple_overlay_action_mode
Declaration
public const int abc_screen_simple_overlay_action_mode = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int abc_screen_toolbar = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_search_dropdown_item_icons_2line
Declaration
public const int abc_search_dropdown_item_icons_2line = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_search_view
Declaration
public const int abc_search_view = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
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abc_select_dialog_material
Declaration
public const int abc_select_dialog_material = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
design_layout_snackbar
Declaration
public const int design_layout_snackbar = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
design_layout_snackbar_include
Declaration
public const int design_layout_snackbar_include = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
design_layout_tab_icon
Declaration
public const int design_layout_tab_icon = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
design_layout_tab_text
Declaration
public const int design_layout_tab_text = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
design_navigation_item
Declaration
public const int design_navigation_item = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int design_navigation_item_header = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
design_navigation_item_separator
Declaration
public const int design_navigation_item_separator = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int design_navigation_item_subheader = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int design_navigation_menu = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int mr_media_route_chooser_dialog = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int mr_media_route_controller_material_dialog_b = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int mr_media_route_list_item = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int notification_media_action = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int notification_media_cancel_action = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int notification_template_big_media = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int notification_template_big_media_narrow = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
notification_template_lines
Declaration
public const int notification_template_lines = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
Declaration
public const int notification_template_media = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
notification_template_part_chronometer
Declaration
public const int notification_template_part_chronometer = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
notification_template_part_time
Declaration
public const int notification_template_part_time = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
select_dialog_item_material
Declaration
public const int select_dialog_item_material = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
select_dialog_multichoice_material
Declaration
public const int select_dialog_multichoice_material = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
select_dialog_singlechoice_material
Declaration
public const int select_dialog_singlechoice_material = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
View Source
support_simple_spinner_dropdown_item
Declaration
public const int support_simple_spinner_dropdown_item = null
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|


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java.lang.Object org.newdawn.slick.Animation
public class Animation
A utility to hold and render animations
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Animation()
Create an empty animation |
|
Animation(boolean autoUpdate)
Create an empty animation |
|
Animation(Image[] frames,
int duration)
Create a new animation from a set of images |
|
Animation(Image[] frames,
int[] durations)
Create a new animation from a set of images |
|
Animation(Image[] frames,
int[] durations,
boolean autoUpdate)
Create a new animation from a set of images |
|
Animation(Image[] frames,
int duration,
boolean autoUpdate)
Create a new animation from a set of images |
|
Animation(SpriteSheet frames,
int duration)
Create a new animation based on the sprite from a sheet. |
|
Animation(SpriteSheet ss,
int[] frames,
int[] duration)
Creates a new Animation where each frame is a sub-image of SpriteSheet ss. |
|
Animation(SpriteSheet frames,
int x1,
int y1,
int x2,
int y2,
boolean horizontalScan,
int duration,
boolean autoUpdate)
Create a new animation based on a selection of sprites from a sheet |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addFrame(Image frame,
int duration)
Add animation frame to the animation |
void |
addFrame(int duration,
int x,
int y)
Add animation frame to the animation. |
Animation |
copy()
Create a copy of this animation. |
void |
draw()
Draw the animation to the screen |
void |
draw(float x,
float y)
Draw the animation at a specific location |
void |
draw(float x,
float y,
Color filter)
Draw the animation at a specific location |
void |
draw(float x,
float y,
float width,
float height)
Draw the animation |
void |
draw(float x,
float y,
float width,
float height,
Color col)
Draw the animation |
void |
drawFlash(float x,
float y,
float width,
float height)
Draw the animation |
void |
drawFlash(float x,
float y,
float width,
float height,
Color col)
Draw the animation |
Image |
getCurrentFrame()
Get the image associated with the current animation frame |
int |
getDuration(int index)
Get the duration of a particular frame |
int[] |
getDurations()
Get the durations of all the frames in this animation |
int |
getFrame()
Get the index of the current frame |
int |
getFrameCount()
Get the number of frames that are in the animation |
int |
getHeight()
Get the height of the current frame |
Image |
getImage(int index)
Get the image assocaited with a given frame index |
float |
getSpeed()
Returns the current speed of the animation. |
int |
getWidth()
Get the width of the current frame |
boolean |
isStopped()
Check if this animation has stopped (either explictly or because it's reached its target frame) |
void |
renderInUse(int x,
int y)
Render the appropriate frame when the spriteSheet backing this Animation is in use. |
void |
restart()
Restart the animation from the beginning |
void |
setAutoUpdate(boolean auto)
Indicate if this animation should automatically update based on the time between renders or if it should need updating via the update() method. |
void |
setCurrentFrame(int index)
Set the current frame to be rendered |
void |
setDuration(int index,
int duration)
Set the duration of the given frame |
void |
setLooping(boolean loop)
Indicate if this animation should loop or stop at the last frame |
void |
setPingPong(boolean pingPong)
Indicate if this animation should ping pong back and forth |
void |
setSpeed(float spd)
Adjust the overall speed of the animation. |
void |
start()
Start the animation playing again |
void |
stop()
Stop the animation |
void |
stopAt(int frameIndex)
Indicate the animation should stop when it reaches the specified frame index (note, not frame number but index in the animation |
java.lang.String |
toString()
|
void |
update(long delta)
Update the animation, note that this will have odd effects if auto update is also turned on |
void |
updateNoDraw()
Deprecated. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Animation()
public Animation(Image[] frames, int duration)
frames
- The images for the animation framesduration
- The duration to show each framepublic Animation(Image[] frames, int[] durations)
frames
- The images for the animation framesdurations
- The duration to show each framepublic Animation(boolean autoUpdate)
autoUpdate
- True if this animation should automatically update. This means that the
current frame will be caculated based on the time between renderspublic Animation(Image[] frames, int duration, boolean autoUpdate)
frames
- The images for the animation framesduration
- The duration to show each frameautoUpdate
- True if this animation should automatically update. This means that the
current frame will be caculated based on the time between renderspublic Animation(Image[] frames, int[] durations, boolean autoUpdate)
frames
- The images for the animation framesdurations
- The duration to show each frameautoUpdate
- True if this animation should automatically update. This means that the
current frame will be caculated based on the time between renderspublic Animation(SpriteSheet frames, int duration)
frames
- The sprite sheet containing the framesduration
- The duration each frame should be displayed forpublic Animation(SpriteSheet frames, int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, boolean horizontalScan, int duration, boolean autoUpdate)
frames
- The sprite sheet containing the framesx1
- The x coordinate of the first sprite from the sheet to appear in the animationy1
- The y coordinate of the first sprite from the sheet to appear in the animationx2
- The x coordinate of the last sprite from the sheet to appear in the animationy2
- The y coordinate of the last sprite from the sheet to appear in the animationhorizontalScan
- True if the sprites are arranged in hoizontal scan lines. Otherwise
vertical is assumedduration
- The duration each frame should be displayed forautoUpdate
- True if this animation should automatically update based on the render timespublic Animation(SpriteSheet ss, int[] frames, int[] duration)
ss
- The SpriteSheet backing this animationframes
- An array of coordinates of sub-image locations for each frameduration
- The duration each frame should be displayed for| Method Detail |
|---|
public void addFrame(int duration, int x, int y)
duration
- The duration to display the frame forx
- The x location of the frame on the SpriteSheety
- The y location of the frame on the spriteSheetpublic void setAutoUpdate(boolean auto)
auto
- True if this animation should automatically updatepublic void setPingPong(boolean pingPong)
pingPong
- True if the animation should ping pongpublic boolean isStopped()
stopAt
public void setSpeed(float spd)
spd
- The speed to run the animation. Default: 1.0public float getSpeed()
public void stop()
public void start()
public void restart()
public void addFrame(Image frame, int duration)
frame
- The image to display for the frameduration
- The duration to display the frame forpublic void draw()
public void draw(float x, float y)
draw
in interface Renderable
x
- The x position to draw the animation aty
- The y position to draw the animation atpublic void draw(float x, float y, Color filter)
x
- The x position to draw the animation aty
- The y position to draw the animation atfilter
- The filter to applypublic void draw(float x, float y, float width, float height)
x
- The x position to draw the animation aty
- The y position to draw the animation atwidth
- The width to draw the animation atheight
- The height to draw the animation atpublic void draw(float x, float y, float width, float height, Color col)
x
- The x position to draw the animation aty
- The y position to draw the animation atwidth
- The width to draw the animation atheight
- The height to draw the animation atcol
- The colour filter to usepublic void renderInUse(int x, int y)
x
- The x position to draw the animation aty
- The y position to draw the animation atpublic int getWidth()
public int getHeight()
public void drawFlash(float x, float y, float width, float height)
x
- The x position to draw the animation aty
- The y position to draw the animation atwidth
- The width to draw the animation atheight
- The height to draw the animation atpublic void drawFlash(float x, float y, float width, float height, Color col)
x
- The x position to draw the animation aty
- The y position to draw the animation atwidth
- The width to draw the animation atheight
- The height to draw the animation atcol
- The colour for the flashpublic void updateNoDraw()
public void update(long delta)
delta
- The amount of time thats passed since last updateautoUpdate
public int getFrame()
public void setCurrentFrame(int index)
index
- The index of the frame to renderedpublic Image getImage(int index)
index
- The index of the frame image to retrieve
public int getFrameCount()
public Image getCurrentFrame()
public void setLooping(boolean loop)
loop
- True if this animation should loop (true = default)public void stopAt(int frameIndex)
frameIndex
- The index of the frame to stop atpublic int getDuration(int index)
index
- The index of the given frame
public void setDuration(int index, int duration)
index
- The index of the given frameduration
- The duration in (ms) for the given framepublic int[] getDurations()
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
Object.toString()
public Animation copy()
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| Version: | 0.5-9 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.6.0) |
| Suggests: | MASS, gnm |
| Published: | 2013-08-17 |
| Author: | Ioannis Kosmidis |
| Maintainer: | Ioannis Kosmidis <i.kosmidis at ucl.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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What are classes?
Or at least, what do we care about?
When I lie to you, I'll mark it with a †
We care about Classes that...
- define reusable properties and methods
- can inherit functionality from a superclass
- can override functionality of their superclass
- can call their superclass methods
- are open (can be Monkey-patched)
(that last one, from a Rubyist perspective)
JavaScript
But it is possible to treat JavaScript "classes" very much like classical
classes while also taking advantage of some of the dynamic nature of JS.
Objects
Everything in JavaScript is an object†.
Strings are objects.
Numbers are objects.
Functions are objects.
And Objects are objects.
Object Properties
Key → Value
- Keys are strings
- Values can be anything:
- A number or a string or other type
- Another object or array (which is an object)
- Or a function (method)
Inherited Object Properties
Inheritance
- __proto__†
- [[prototype]]
- Functions are constructors
- new Object() is calling a function
- with this special bit of syntactic sugar new
new Keyword
- creates an {}
- {}.__proto__ = Constructor.[[prototype]]
- Constructor.call({}, arguments)
- return {}†
Classes
Constructor.prototype.method =
function() { ... }
Can also override methods
Monkey-patching
- Constructor.prototype.method = function() {}
- All instances of the class will get the method
- You can monkey-patch built in classes too
Object
HTMLElement, HTMLDivElement, ...
- MooTools and Prototype
Inheritance
- function Pig() {}
- Pig.prototype = new Animal()
Super class methods
Functions are Objects
- Function#call
- Function#apply
- Super.prototype.method.call(this);
Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);
Privacy
- Nothing is private
- _method
- __method
- __method__
IIFE
- Immediately-Invoked Function Expression
- Pronounced Iffy
- Often incorrectly named SIF
- (function(global, undefined) {})(this)
- Everything is private
- Unless you make it public
More uses for IIFEs
- Pass more interesting things in
- Mixing up multiple libraries?
- (function($) {})(jQuery)
Gotcha
In strict mode, this is not coerced to the global object
Functions
- First class
- apply
- call
- bind
First Class Functions
- Pass functions as arguments
- Return functions from functions
- Assign them to variables or in data structures
- Have anonymous functions
Closures
A closure is a function that refers to an independant variable.
Eisbein IFFE total and cook referred to count.
Binding
- bind
- $el.on('click', this.onClick.bind(this))
What if we could create a Class construct
that would make all of this easier?
Other options
- CoffeeScript
- TypeScript
- ES6
Are you using something like Traceur to transpile ES6?
Or using CoffeeScript or Typescript or something like that?
Nothing at all.
Juriy "kangax" Zaytsev
The End