Well I started off the day with a pretty positive mindset. I had taken Adderall orally before and this time decided to snort it. (rationale is that I find snorting produces a greater peak and more pronounced effect for any drug). I had injested 9 10mg tablets in one 3hr block of time a couple months ago, but I was on a bunch of other drugs that night as well, so I didn't have a distinct feel for A+ as other pharms (mm....ritalin).
So anyway, me and my friend R. went out and got some of the 20mg tablets. I crushed up 2 for myself and 1 1/2 for R. The time was around 6:30 pm. The fine powder didn't burn, but it had a trickle that was almost like a nasty sweet taste. A strong increasing head/body buzz started at the 10min mark.
The effects still were going strong hours later when we found ourselves just walking around the mall. On the car ride to and from the mall we had a good conversation about why drugs should be legal, and how we should feel this way all the time. I think R. was having more fun than me though. I prefer the feeling of snoggin' 50mg of ritalin a little better.  When I got home I snogged about 1/2 of a tablet. I read the first 200 pages of Dune in a 2 1/2 hour period, watched tv, read another 75 pages (!) and then tried to go to sleep at 2am.
NO LUCK. I didn't sleep AT ALL. I took a shower at around 5:00am and snorted about 2 more adderalls before I had to be in class at 7:45am. I was really buzzed in class, but we didn't do anything that I needed to concentrate on so I just enjoyed the feeling. Around noon I started on another 3 tablets (I snorted one every hour or so) and ended at 3:30pm. Writing this all down now.. I finished that Dune book (530 pages total) and on page 60 of the sequel and now its 6:30, wonder if ill sleep tonight... I think ritalin is more comparable to coke than adderall. A lot of energy, body / head buzz, alertness, and coming down no appetite (haven't eaten much past 2 days) and a definite effect still preventing sleep for many hours after the last dose.
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Continuous smoothing of probability density function on a compact or semi-infinite support is performed using four continuous associated kernels: extended beta, gamma, lognormal and reciprocal inverse Gaussian. The cross-validation technique is also implemented for bandwidth selection.
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| Author: | W. E. Wansouwé, F. G. Libengué and C. C. Kokonendji |
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| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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TI Link Protocol Guide - Hardware Link Protocol
The TI transfer bus (also called DBus) is a two-wire half-duplex
serial interface consisting of a 'red'/'tip' line (wrapped in red
insulation)
and a 'white'/'ring' line (wrapped in white insulation) with a common
ground.
Both lines are bi-directional, so outputs must be of an open-drain or
an open-collector type (such as i²C
bus for instance).
Each line is connected to the supply voltage via a pull-up resistor. A
line is then logic high when both of the
calculators hold the line high, and logic low if one or more of the
devices drives the line low.
In this way the calculator or any external device can put the line to
logical high and monitor the corresponding
input to see whether the line actually becomes high. This
open-collector structure allows the calculator to drive
an I²C device directly.
The link port normally operates in a half-duplex mode where a bit is
sent by activating the corresponding line ("ring" or "tip") and the
receiver acknowledges by activating the other line. The sender now
releases its line and finally the receiver releases the acknowledge.
An "error" condition (="abort") is signalled by activating both lines
at the same time for ~250us. Moreover, the DBus protocol specifies a
maximum bit time of 2 seconds else link time-out will occur.
Thus, each bit is made of two voltage changes on each two different
wires. The order of the first two voltage impulses
determines whether the bit is high (1) or low (0). A logical '0' is
represented by changing the red wire first,
wheras a logical '1' is represented by changing the white wire first. A
sequence of eight bit transfers constitutes
one byte, least significant bit sent first. The protocol does not allow
for a distinction of byte boundaries.
The graphing calculator models up to the TI-92 (those with a 6MHz Z80 processor) can transfer data at roughly 16 to 18 kilobits per second, whereas the TI-89, TI-92 and TI-92+ (those with the 10-MHz processor) can transfer data at roughly 45 to 50 kilobits per second. This is not very fast but it was enough for current models like TI89/92+. Later, TI introduced handhelds with USB embedded port which should allow better rates.
An example of a byte transfer: The byte represented in the
figure is 0xC9 (11001001 in binary).
The first bit transmitted is the least significant bit (LSb) and the
last one is the most significant bit
(MSb) as a serial stream.
Remember that a high status represents a closed circuit and that either
one of the calculators can pull it low.
On the other hand, a low status represents a break in the circuit, and
both calculators must close the circuit
in order to bring the line high again.
This figure shows the electrical status of the data lines during a byte
transfer:
Flow charts of 'put' and 'get' routines:
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|
|
You will find below 2 examples of routines: one for sending, the other for receiving a byte with a parallel link cable. Link cables are described in the next section.
/*
Send a byte to the calculator
*/
int put92(char data)
{
int bit;
for(bit=0;
bit<8; bit++)
{
if(data & 1)
{
outportb(lpt_out,
2);
while((inportb(lpt_in)
& 0x10) == 1);
outportb(lpt_out,
3);
while((inportb(lpt_in)
& 0x10) == 0);
}
else
{
outportb(lpt_out,
1);
while((inportb(lpt_in)
& 0x20) == 1);
outportb(lpt_out,
3);
while((inportb(lpt_in)
& 0x20) == 0);
}
data >>= 1;
}
}
/*
Reads a byte from the calculator
*/
unsigned char get92(void)
{
int bit;
unsigned
char v, data=0;
for(bit=0; bit<8; bit++)
{
while((v = inportb(lpt_in) &
0x30) == 0x30);
if(v & 1)
{
data
= (data >> 1) | 0x80;
outportb(lpt_out,
1);
while((inportb(lpt_in)
& 0x20) == 0x00);
outportb(lpt_out,
3);
}
else
{
data
= data >> 1;
outportb(lpt_out,
2);
while((inportb(lpt_in)
& 0x10) == 0x00);
outportb(lpt_out,
3);
}
}
}
If you want use a link cable for your own project, you should know that a complete and multi-platform library exists for handling the different link cables (hardware & virtual) thru a common API. The libticables library (source and .dll/.so) can be found either on ticalc.org (unix directory of the ticalc's archives) or on the TiLP (formerly GtkTiLink) homepage.
You will find here, as a separate documentation, various documents on the parallel and serial port structure:


Create reusable asynchronous functional cards.
Allows to create the cards used on the pages once and allows them to be called as an async function on all screens.
Install cardon as a dependency
# Yarn
$ yarn add cardon
# NPM
$ npm install cardon
Just need the 'CardonContainer'
and 'withCardon'
methods to use it.
| Component Name | Description |
|---|---|
| CardonContainer | Creates an instance for the cards and all cards are displayed inside here. |
| withCardon | Wraps the component you want to show as a card and injects properties named 'visible' and 'get' inside it and then returns an interface to use it. |
withCardon
Injected props| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| visible | boolean | The prop indicates whether the card should be visible or not. This value will change according to the call of the 'show' or 'hide' function |
| get | WithCardonGet | The prop is a callback generator function and all callback function must be created by calling the 'get' function to return the desired callback value. Only created callback functions via 'get' should be used in cards to works properly. |
Every card returns two functions named 'show'
and 'hide'
when called it
withCardon
methods after wrapped| Name | Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
| show | (props?: P, callback?: (result: R) => void) => Promise<R> | The function to be called to show the card. It returns a promise with the data and waits until the card is closed or can be used the callback function with the second parameter. The card will be hidden automatically after the result return it. |
| hide | () => void | Allows the card to be canceled and hidden without waiting for data to return. It does not need to be used generally, but can be used according to the situation. |
We could pass options with the second parameter for withCardon(component, props)
withCardon
props| Name | Type | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| destroyOnHide | boolean | false | Enables destroy the component while hiding. When you do not change this property, the component will not be removed from the root and you will need to hide it with the 'visible' property manually. |
There are few simple steps to use:
CardonContainer
component to the root file// App.js
function App() {
return (

+ <CardonContainer />

);
}
export default App;
Create a folder named 'cardon'
or any name and after put your cards there.
Wrap the component you want to use as a card like below
Example reusable card:
// ./cardon/MyModalCard.jsx
import { withCardon } from "cardon";
import React from "react";
function MyModalCard({ visible, get, title }) {
return (
<Modal open={visible} onClose={get(null)}>
My Reusable '{title}' Modal!
<button onClick={get(true)}>Yes</button>
<button onClick={get(false)}>No</button>
</Modal>
);
}
export default withCardon(MyModalCard);
Or with Typescript:
// ./cardon/MyModalCard.tsx
import { withCardon } from "cardon";
import React from "react";
interface Props {
title: string
}
function MyModalCard({ visible, get, title }) {
return (

My Reusable '{title}' Card!
<button onClick={get(true)}>Yes</button>
<button onClick={get(false)}>No</button>

);
}
export default withCardon<Props, boolean>(MyModalCard)
Alternative card usage with 'destroyOnHide'
options:
(It is required to destroy the card if the card is not using the 'visible'
prop)
// ./cardon/MyModalCard.jsx
import React from "react";
import { withCardon } from "cardon";
function MyModalCard({ get, title }) {
return (

My Reusable '{title}' Card!
<button onClick={get(true)}>Yes</button>
<button onClick={get(false)}>No</button>

);
}
export default withCardon(MyModalCard, { destroyOnHide: true });
show
' function to show it, pass props as optional to card and get the result asynchronouslyExample call:
let result = await MyModalCard.show({ title: "Awesome" });
Example usage:
import React from "react";
import { MyModalCard } from "./cardon/MyModalCard";
function HomePage() {
const [modalResult, setModalResult] = React.useState(false);
const showModal = async () => {
let result = await MyModalCard.show({ title: "Awesome" });
setModalResult(result);
};
return (
<>
{modalResult ? "Yes" : "No"}
<button onClick={showModal}>Show</button>
</>
);
}
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a group of neurodevelopmental disorders characterized by a spectrum of phenotypes: impariement in social interaction, responsiveness, repetitive, restricted behaviors. It often occure in the early childhood.
Autism is a lifelong, highly prevalent, and strongly genetic disorder defined by impairments in social and communicative function and by pronounced behavioral rigidities (Jones and Kiln. 2009). Clinical diagnostic criteria of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is standardized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) from the American Psychiatric Association. Read more
ASD is highly heterogeneous in underlying genetic constitution, phenotype and clinical courses. Yet no effective pharmacological treatment has been developed for the majority of patients. Molecular basis of rare genetic disorders presenting symptoms of ASD and epidemiological studies of environmental contribution start to reveal synaptic and immunological etiologies of ASD.
No more than 15% cases show identifiable genomic variants that may be associated with autism, and each of syndromic forms of autism comprises less than 1% of cases. Core symptoms of autism such as deficits in social communication and social interaction seem to follow the characteristics of quantitative traits rather than all-or-nothing phenomenon, therefore polygenic contribution with environmental impacts explains better than Mendelian models.
Liability threshold model with polygenic inheritance could serve a framework to understand the etiopathophysiology of autism. The liability threshold model assumes each individual has an underlying liability (affected) including genetic and environmental factors and it is normally distributed in a population. The probability of an individual is affected is when the combined genetic and environmental effects reach to a certain threshold (Benchek and Morris. 2013; van Dongen et al. 2012).
This model, as summarized by Falconer (Falconer 1965), includes both individual's innate tendency to develop the disease (i.e., susceptibility) and environmental factors that increase the disease risk. The causes of autism are unclear yet. In the past decades, researchers have found that genetic factors play a role in susceptibility to autism. At the same time, a growing body of evidences show that autism may cause by genetic and environmental factors interplay.
The human exposome represents the totality of environmental exposures encountered from birth to death (Wild 2005), which can be defined by the cumulative measure of environmental influences and associated biological responses (including exposures from environment, diet, behavior and endogenous process) throughout the lifespan. In other words, exposome includes non-genetic causes of disease which is complement to the genome (Jones DP. 2016). High resolution metabolomics platforms such as LC-HRMS (Liquid chromatography-high resolution mass spectrometry) enables to monitor exposome in an unbiased manner.
A growing number of studies are focusing on exposome. Air pollution exposures were studied in European Cohorts (ESCAPE project) including air pollution (NO2, NOx), mass concentrations of particulate matter with various diameters (e.g. PM2.5) and PM2.5 absorbance. Study showed the lung function of schoolchildren may affect by air pollution exposures (Gehring U, et al. 2013). In Autism, researchers screened complex libraries of peptoids and many peptoids are preferentially bound IgG from boys without ASD (Zamen S, et al. 2016).
The causes of autism are unclear. In the past decades, researchers have found that genetic factors play a role in susceptibility to ASD, such as studies from rare gene changes or mutations. Fig. 2 explains the genetics architecture of ASD.
However growing evidence showing that ASD may cause by genetic and environmental factors interplay. While the knowledge of genetic contributors to ASD are constantly updated, the studies of environmental factors have not kept pace. That's why we are working on the Autism Exposome Project.
We hypothesize that environmental exposures contributing to autism create an exposure history reflected in transcriptomic and environmental metabolomic profiles. Therefore, this multi-faceted investigation provides an opportunity to search for novel factors in ASD that may play a role in ASD etiology and preliminary information for future research. We will interrogate both child and maternal exposomes, defined as the cumulative measure of internal and external environmental influences and associated biological responses (including exposures from environment, diet, behavior and endogenous process) throughout the lifespan.


My favorite things
These are a few of my favorite things.
Here are some of my favorite people!
- My mom and dad:
- My friend Dwight
- My friend Candy
- Jim and Pam
- Jan
- Holly
- Oscar
- Ryan
Flavors of ice cream
These are my three favorites, in order:
- Pistachio
- Malted milk chocolate
- Black licorice (really!)
Thanks for reading about me!


Joose.Manual.Classes - Making your classes use Joose (and subclassing)
Using Joose is very simple, just include the appropriate files in your page (see the Joose.Manual.Installation section) a type:
Class('Person', {
})
That's it, you've made a class with Joose!
There's actually a lot going on here under the hood, so let's step through it.
When you constructing a class with Joose, a properties of 2nd argument passed to Class
call are called builders. These include things like has
, isa
, does
and more.
These builders are what you use to define your class. For example, you might define an attribute and a method:
Class('Person', {
has : {
firstName : { is : 'rw' }
},
methods : {
trimLeading : function () {
...
}
}
})
Attributes are described in the Joose.Manual.Attributes documentation.
When you use Joose, your class will become a subclass of Joose.Meta.Object
. The Joose.Meta.Object
class provides a default constructor and a number of additional methods.
You can read more about this in the Joose document.
Joose creates an instance of Joose.Meta.Class
for your class. This metaclass instance is now available as a meta
property on your class, for example: Person.meta
The metaclass object provides an introspection API for your class. It is also used by Joose itself under the hood to add attributes, compose roles, and so on. In fact, all of Joose's sugar does the real work by calling methods on this metaclass object (and other meta API objects).
In case your global scope already contains Class
symbol, you can use the Joose.Class
alias to declare your classes.
There are also corresponding Joose.Role
and Joose.Module
aliases.
Each class supports the VERSION
and AUTHORITY
builders:
Class('Person', {
VERSION : 0.01,
AUTHORITY : 'jsan:SomeCleverGuy',
...
})
Version is self-explanatory, and "authority" is an URI identifying the author (or another authorizing authority). This information is availbale in corresponding properties
of meta
instance:
Person.meta.VERSION
Person.meta.AUTHORITY
Among other use-cases, this information is used by the dependencies loader JooseX.Namespace.Depended
, which is provided in separate distribution, see JooseX
If you'll omit the class name, Joose will create an anonymous class. Anonymous class behave very much the same as usual class, expect that it will not have publically available constructor's. Its a good idea to capture this constructor in the variable:
var anonoymous = Class({
has : {
firstName : { is : 'rw' }
},
methods : {
trimLeading : function () {
...
}
}
})
isa
builder)Joose provides a simple builder for declaring your parent class: isa
Class('User', {
isa : Person,
has : {
userName : { is : 'rw' }
},
methods : {
trimLeading : function () {
this.SUPER()
...
}
}
})
A class inherit all the attributes and methods from its parent class, and can also re-declare (override) them. In the re-declared method you can use this.SUPER(arg1, arg2, ...)
call to execute the same method from the parent class.
There is also another form of this call : this.SUPERARG(arg)
In this form, arguments are passed in the array, this is the equivalent of this.SUPER.apply(this, arg)
Note that Joose allows a single parent class only. As cleaner alternative to multiple inheritance approach, Joose provides Roles mechanism. See Joose.Manual.Roles.
You can subclass non-Joose classes as well:
require('joose')
var EventEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter
var puts = require('sys').puts
Class('My.Class', {
meta : Joose.Meta.Class,
isa : EventEmitter,
before : {
emit : function (event) {
puts('Emitting event [' + event + ']')
}
}
})
var obj = new My.Class()
obj.emit('yo') // Emitting event [yo]
puts(EventEmitter.meta.hasMethod('emit')) // true
Things to note:
Joose will alter the superclass - it will create a meta
property in it's prototype and constructor.
Actually it will turn the superclass into Joose class, just with meta
of the lower level.
Always specify the desired meta-class (Joose.Meta.Class usually).
Reflection will also work with properties inherited from non-Joose classes. Every function
in the prototype
of such class will be considered as a "method" (unless it has a meta
attached). Everything else will be considered as
"attribute".
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Improving navigation & interaction design
👉Background: MyPerfect’s cover letter creation tool helps millions of job seekers quickly create a cover letter for a job by answering a few questions about their career situation and desired job. Job seekers come from an array of background like entry level, mid -level and senior across various industries.
⁉Problem: MyPerfect’s cover letter creation tool on mobile had an outdated mobile experience. Users reported it hard to navigate and use the cover letter builder tool on mobile. We also found that the conversion rate was much lower for mobile users.
💡Solution: Re-designed the mobile experience with improved navigation, interactions and letter editor experiences.
📈Impact: Increased registration by 12% and conversion rate by 7% as well as bringing in $350k+ increased revenue in the first year.
UX/UI designer I was responsible for:
Discovery Research
Analyzed existing research about user feedback on the mobile experience. Conducted heuristic evaluation of the end to end mobile experience along with the product manager.
Key Evaluation Heuristics
Define Problem
Defined the user problems and the design problems across the end to end cover letter creation experience.
Key Problem Areas
Design exploration
Giving Feedback to user
On average user spend 3 days and more than 2 web session to complete the cover letter creation process. And one of major
products issues was lack of progress feedback to the user.
Users failed to understand where
they were in the multistep cover letter creation process.
I explored 3 design concepts to show user's progress and remaining steps in order to guide and motivate them.
Improving interactions for mobile user
Many interactions were clunky and not designed for mobile making it tough for the user to stay focused on the task.
Finding the primary button, irregular font sizes and excessive scrolling were major global issues across the cover letter builder.
Showing selected design changes for skills
and login/registration experiences.
Cover letter editor experience on mobile
The feature rich letter editor page was found to be cluttered. One of the biggest issue for a first time user which comprised of the majority of
our product users was feature discovery and intutiveness. We found that one of the main reasons was the hierarchy of actions and content on this page.
Existing experience shows multiple areas to initiate an action through different buttons within the hamburger menu, page header, sticky footer.
Explored concepts for simplifying navigation available to user, regrouping similar actions, introducing gestures and re-designing header.
Prototyping
Designed interactive prototypes for different problem areas to evaluate the problem-solution fit. The letter editor experience prototype was used to evaluate the new content and function hierarchy. The stepwise builder experience prototype was used to evaluate the new builder navigation and interactions.
Key Activities
Evaluation
Conducted stakelholder design reviews to uncover contraints, make design tradeoffs and iterate designs.
We found the generic continue CTA to be less clear in stepwise builder process. Based on the feedback, we updated the copy for CTAs, for eg, Skills page CTA was updated to "Add skills (1, 2, or 3)", previous experience page CTA was updated to " Add experience".
Key Activities
Mockup Designs
Advocating for the user, I help scope the design work for sprint with the Product manager. Worked with the engineers during development by communicating and discussing the UX and UI designs, decisions and design trade-offs.
Key Activities
1. Progress bar indication & consistent navigation reduced dropoff
2. Mobile specific interactions, IA and UI increased completion rates
3. Re-designing content and action hierarchy increased task efficiency
Simplify the experienced within the builder and on the final editor pages and allowed user to focus user on the task at hand. Key design changes were grouping similar actions, hide/show actions based on current priority (primary vs secondary vs tertiary) , re-designing header to show primary actions. We saw an increase in average number of responses and reduction in time spent on each step.
Tighter timeline
We were working under time constraint to quickly roll out an improved, and industry standard mobile experience.
So ?
Managing scope
Since our goal was to re-design the complete cover letter builder experience, there were many opportunities for improvements based on different points of views.
So ?
Lack of user testing
Due to the tight timeline and resource constraint were unable to user test our solutions and designs.
So ?
Registration rate increased by 12.2%
Conversion increased by 6.6%
Overall dropoff in builder funnel and reduced time to convert from 3days to 2 days
Increased brand value
I was challenged to design the best possible solution within limited time and constraint. I found using a 💻 prototype - evaluate approach to get quick stakeholder feedback useful in absence of user testing.
Mobile design - less is more paradigm
Although we may be tempted to create a very robust experience for a mobile user, its useful to step back and understand the customer journey of a mobile user, their behaviors on other mobile experiences and additional constraints for mobile devices. I ve found that simplifying mobile design using various design techniques creates a better experience.
Design explorations led to better designs
On looking at a problem, we are often able to come to a solution however its important to not get stuck to the first idea and explore options. Often thinking broadly about design solutions, combining and iterating them leads to a better solution.
AB testing strategy and UX metrics
Synthesizing the design solutions into AB testing experiments. Defining metrics and data points to understand user behavior and usability.


Installling The Library
The QuickAuth authentication library is extremely easy to install and use for Codeigniter users of varying different experience levels.
In order to install the library download the code from GitHub and then extract the library and helper folders to your application folder within your existing Codeigniter installation.
There are two methods of loading QuickAuth and Ui Helper, the first is to load them individually using $this->load->library('quickauth'); and $this->load->helper('ui'); in any controller that you wish to use them.
The second methid is to add them to the library and helper arrays located in ./application/config/autoload.php by adding the quickauth and ui handles repectively to each array. I recommend this approach as an authentication library if used often throughout most applications and loading it individually could become quite annoying on larger applications.
Encrypt
Encrypt a string (usually a password) ready for use within the library. Uses SHA1 encryption against the Codeigniter encryption key
$this->quickauth->encrypt($string);
Logged In
Check to see if a user is logged in. If not then don't return anything.
$this->quickauth->logged_in();
Login
Log a user in using the supplied username and password combination.
$this->quickauth->login($username/$email, $password);
Logout
Log a user out by destroying their session, then set a ui message and return.
$this->quickauth->logout();
Register
Register a user. Data should be supplied in an array format using the structure specified below.
$userdata = array( 'username' => $username, 'password' => $password, 'firstname' => $firstname, 'lastname' => $lastname ); $this->quickauth->register($userdata);
Restrict
Restrict a controller to a user group, logged in users, or exclude the function from an existing restriction.
$this->quickauth->restrict($group_name);
User
Get the data on a user from the user table. Also parse their full name into $data['name'] for convinience.
$this->quickauth->user();
$this->quickauth->user($user_id);


Is Java that much slower than C99/C++?
Yes and no.
- Long running CPU-bound tasks: not really/not by a lot (surprise..!)
- JIT is slower but can allow for platform specific optimizations during runtime
Overall
- I/O/arithmetic ops/exception -> same ballpark
- Strings are slower -> immutable UTF-16 encoded objects
- Trigonometric funs -> due to tight spec might != opcodes
- Java uses a lot of memory -> object model overhead
- Harder to implement lower level data-structures in Java - Make sun.misc.Unsafe Great Again!
- GC requires expertise in tightly-bounded applications (finance, HFT, real-time systems)
- JVM actually has lower overhead for allocation of memory than malloc/free (it doesn't really allocate to be fair..)
Notable software
- Apache Hadoop
- ActiveMq
- JetBrains Intelij/Eclipse
- JRuby
- JPython
- ..Minecraft..
- Android (debatable Oracle!)
-
HP/LL specific:
- LMAX (actually powering the NYSE FX trading)
- Disruptor
- OpenHFT libs - Chronicle Queue/Map/Values
- Zero-Allocation-Hashing


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Exercise 11. Efficiency Gap.
The grid below represents a districting plan. Note that \(\heartsuit_2 = 2 \) voters for \(\heartsuit \text{,}\) and \(\clubsuit = 1 \) voter for \(\clubsuit \text{.}\)
- Calculate vote totals for each district.
- Calculate wasted vote totals for each district.
- Compute the efficiency gap.
- Interpret the efficiency gap answer. Which party holds the advantage in this plan? How significant is their advantage?


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Clean CRM
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Paula Abdul explores Las Vegas Strip ‘incognito’ during residency
by C.L. Gaber • Special to the Las Vegas Review-JournalThere is a lone, sparkling, black opera glove in Paula Abdul’s dressing room at the Flamingo Showroom. It sits next to a box of Band-Aids and a few worn socks missing partners. This is a working dancer’s backstage lair. No snacks. Just water. But it doesn’t belong to someone in her twenties catching a first break.
It’s 57-year-old Paula Abdul’s inner sanctum. Straight up, the petite powerful performer keeps it minimal because she’s all about what happens on stage during her Las Vegas residency, “Paula Abdul: Forever Your Girl,” which began in August and continues Nov. 26 and on select dates through January.
What is your idea of the perfect Sunday?
Paula Abdul: Sundays for me are for friends and family. The perfect Sunday might be gathering a group and going to see a movie. I love cooking. … It’s fun and therapeutic.
You got raves for a few earlier shows in October where you performed your residency for the first time. How did it feel to be on stage in Vegas?
It was so much fun doing those shows. I’d look out and watch the audience sing along to all of the songs. Incredible! They know all the lyrics! People were standing and cheering! It was beyond my wildest dreams.
What does it feel like when you’re standing in the wings about to come on stage? Do you still get butterflies?
It’s always nerve-wracking until I actually step onto the stage. Waiting in the wings is so strange because you have your nerves. It doesn’t matter how many times I go to the bathroom, I still have to go to the bathroom right before I step on stage.
Do you have a little mantra before a show to psyche yourself up?
I do my prayers. I do my meditations. I do my stretching, which never seems to be enough. And then I put on all those different layers of costumes. You really have to work on moving in the costumes because they’re binding.

I have things layered on top of other things. I’m on the stage for practically two hours straight. My quick changes are no more than a minute or two minutes max. Of course, you have to worry if something is going to slip or move when it comes to a costume. Quick changes are fast and furious. Anything can happen.
Ever worry about having a wardrobe malfunction?
Opening night, one of my jackets would not come off and I had to do “Straight Up.” Literally, I was trying to rip the thing off me. Thank God, within the last second it came off. But there are zippers that stick or break during a show.  Either we tape it up or I’ll hold the costume up with one hand, hold the mic in the other hand and get busy dancing. I’ll even let the audience know, “Hey, I’m holding my costume together!” People like to have an experience with you.
When you knew you were doing a Vegas residency did you train for it like an athlete might approach a new season?
It’s a lot of work. It’s not 30 years ago when I was first dancing. …  Pain go away!” I always pray for the dancers and myself to be free of injury.
Are you excited to live part of the time in Vegas now?
I’m really excited. I love Vegas. I’m not a gambler. I love going to see different shows on my days off. Or I’m all for spending my days off just staying at my place and hanging out in my pajamas. If there is something good on TV, I’m having that kind of day. My dogs aren’t here today, but soon I’ll bring them because I miss them. When I don’t have my dogs around me and I have a day off in Vegas, I’ll go to a dog rescue and hang out with some of those dogs.
Do you walk around the Strip?
I do walk around the Strip. I walk with my head down and a baseball cap on and — so far — no one has noticed. I’ve been incognito. Or I’ll be in one of the elevators and someone will say, “Do people always tell you that you look like Paula Abdul?” I’ll say, “I hear that all the time!”
How do you look like this at age 57?
A lot of training. It’s not a miracle. I just roll up my sleeves and do the work. I try to eat healthy. I don’t follow any diet, so to speak, but I just take care of my body and fuel it with good nutrition. You know, I’ll do a little pasta, bread, pizza or cake on occasion. It’s just all about moderation. … leading up to Vegas, I was training about five days a week. Since I’ve been in Vegas, we’re dancing so much that it is my workout.
What do you know at this age that you wish you knew at 20?
There is nothing like wisdom and experience. You only get that with age. For me, I’m really grateful to be able to do what I love to do … and I’m still able to do it. I’m also more forgiving of what I’m capable of doing and my limitations. I’m consciousness of it. I don’t want to over-do anything because of injury. Of course, I’m saying this, yet I’m jumping off 15 foot platforms in the show. But I guess what I’m saying is I know how far I can push myself at this age.
Where do you get your drive?
My thing is if it’s not written as a rule then there are no rules. Be bold and daring. So, what if they say no? Those are only two little letters. My Dad said, “If they say no, figure out another way.”
Your best advice?
The key is to never lose that edge of reckless abandon.


Someone got hold of @halfin first bitcoin address private key, spend from it in 2017, and encoded a message in late october into the last transaction.
They will try to claim it's an address Satoshi owned and the message is coming from him.
Uneducated people will believe ...


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Eva Jacqueline Longoria Bastón
American actress, producer, director, activist, and businesswoman. After a number of guest roles on several television series, Longoria was recognized for her portrayal of Isabella Braña on the CBS daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless, on which she starred from 2001 to 2003. She is well known for her role as Gabrielle Solis on the television series Desperate Housewives, which ran from 2004 to 2012 and for which she received Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award nominations.


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
Salmon marinated in dill and sugar, finely sliced and served with a green salad loaded with fresh herbs. Use the freshest salmon you can get hold of for best results.
For the dill and mustard mayonnaise, put the mustard seeds in a bowl. Heat the vinegar and honey in a non-reactive saucepan until the honey has dissolved. Pour the vinegar and honey mixture over the mustard seeds and mix thoroughly. Add the ale and stir until well combined.
Cover the bowl with cling film and set aside for at least four hours, preferably overnight.
Once cooled, blend the mustard base mixture in a food processor until smooth (this will take a few minutes as all of the mustard seeds need to break down). Spoon the mixture into a bowl and set aside.
To make a mayonnaise, blend the egg yolks, white wine vinegar and Dijon mustard together in a food processor. With the motor running, slowly add the oil in a thin stream until the mixture comes together as a thick and creamy mayonnaise. (You may not need to use all of the oil.)
Mix the mayonnaise, mustard base and dill together in a bowl until well combined. Cover with cling film and chill in the fridge until needed.
For the gravlax, mix the sugar, salt and dill together in a bowl.
Sprinkle half of this marinade mixture into the bottom of a shallow roasting tray, then place the salmon on top and sprinkle over the remaining marinade mixture.
Cover the tray with cling film and place the salmon in the fridge to marinade for one hour. Rinse the marinade off under cold running water and pat dry with kitchen paper.
For the Little Gem lettuce, place the lettuce in a large bowl. Place the rest of the ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth and emulsified.
Just before serving, toss the lettuce in the dressing.
To serve, cut the salmon in thin slices on an angle and place on a serving platter. Serve with the salad, dill and mustard mayonnaise and buttered wholemeal sliced bread.


In its simplest form the scope of a variable describes where it can be used within a program.
A variable may have global or local scope.
Global variables can be accessed by everything within a webpage, they are declared outside a function. A variable is automatically global if it is declared without the var declaration in front of it.
Local variables can only be accessed from within the function that they were declared. Unlike some other programing languages variables declared within control loops, such as for and while loops, are not local to that loop and become part of the parent function scope.
Care must be taken when naming variables to not produce conflicts between global and local variables. When a conflict occurs the local variable takes precedence while within the function that the local variable was declared.
Local variable names can be repeated within different functions without worrying about conflict.


Data Table
Example 1: simple rendering
Example 2: reactive views
Click on a record to select, click on a header to sort.


Hello, I'm Cornel Janssen!
Welcome to my website! I'm a 3rd year Applied Informatics college student from PXL, Belgium. All of my info is on this website. You can find my resume, projects I worked on, contact info and acquired skills here. Feel free to browse around and if you have any questions, mail me!


Alder's Spirit:
I was forced to forfeit my studies after being punished for researching the secrets of the ancient myths in Kaisha's Revelation. But I could not do so. I spent all my life on that manuscript of the great revelation...
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Museum4punkt0 creates a close relationship between academic fields an actual usage. There is a trend of moving into digital assistance as technology provides the possibility to create a database and provide visual and more apparent representation.
Furthermore, interaction is like a step forward to all these. As stated in many articles we read before. Museum is like a learning community, certain conversations and interaction is necessary for its purpose.
Another notion for the program is to have digital research in the museums rather than outsourcing it. This initiative helps to provide new concepts under the scope of technology.
Other important things mentioned from the introduction includes the emphasis on physical and social space and create defined audience groups.
One keyword mentioned in the reading is “Intangible collection”. It refers to finding new ways to make old objects become museum relevant to the time while preserving the basic understanding or the nature of the object. It is a conservation for both its past and its future.
From the reading, we could also understand that displaying objects isn’t the only function of museum. While it is the main function, the museum is also the key asset for different researches, conservation and communication duties.
-- (Mediation as an educational communication strategy, a bridge between objects and the viewers)
“Humanizing influence against the over intellectual”
The essential notion of this article is to construct a well-developed and understanding path for all. The objects in a museum is not as approachable as a book on the shelf. The mission of the museum to provide well-researched and accessible knowledge to its audience.
Other points:
-Problem how to view a piece of artifact
-Many conditions to provide the right environment for viewing
-Research and practice
In digital age, the main motif is that the concept of the community and and culture is equally important to the space, the physical space. We have to focus on more of this community to provide a better learning experience to the visitors. At core, it is a public institution where the technology helps to perfect or improve this educational purpose of any museums. Since the involvement of technology, the space itself isn’t as demanding as before as we could indirectly alter the physical world through technology. The museum experience in someway is not the same as the physical space, it might be two distinct themes to explore. All in all, we have to accept that community is at the core of any museum experience in the digital age. In addition, more thought need to put into construct the perfect taxonomy of this museum space.


This is a sample course generated from a latex source file, compiled into edX XML using latex2edx. Content includes examples of basic problems, text, and video modules, as well as advanced problems using custom graders written in python, and graphical input via javascript.
Examples:
See the latex2edx distribution and the latex2dnd package for more information.
The source code for this course is here: https://github.com/mitocw/content-mit-latex2edx-demo
P.S. A handy way to automatically load your XML course content on github into Studio is via git2edx. Whenever changes are pushed to the repo, the course contents auto-import into Studio via a webhook.


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TwinJS
Javascript relativist-light engine
Basic example : the light speed is 40 px/seconds, a train goes to 38 px/seconds.
Twin paradox : A spaceship makes a 2 ways trip under to a far galaxy (50 px), at the speed of 37 px/seconds.
Play with the engine : Do whatever you want with the engine !


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SudokuSpice
SudokuSpice is a highly efficient sudoku solving and generating library for .NET.
In addition to working with standard Sudoku puzzles, SudokuSpice focuses on ease-of-use and
customizability. Want to solve or generate a Sudoku puzzle that also enforces unique values on
the diagonals? Just add the
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import IDBHelper from '../../../../../lib/idb-helper.js';
import {dbName, dbVersion, dbStorename} from '../constants';
/**
* This class is a simple model that stores EntryID's with their current
* revision. This is used when caching revisioned assets so that only entries
* with different revisions are downloaded and updated.
*
* @private
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*/
class RevisionDetailsModel {
/**
* Constructor for RevisionDetails Model.
*/
constructor() {
this._idbHelper = new IDBHelper(dbName, dbVersion, dbStorename);
}
/**
* This method gets the revision details for a given entryID.
* @param {String} entryID The ID of the revision.
* @return {Promise<String|null>} Returns a revision string or
* null if there is no revision information.
*/
get(entryID) {
return this._idbHelper.get(entryID);
}
/**
* This method saves the revision details to indexedDB.
* @param {String} entryID The ID of the revision.
* @param {String} revision The current revision for this entryID.
* @return {Promise} Promise that resolves once the data has been saved.
*/
put(entryID, revision) {
return this._idbHelper.put(entryID, revision);
}
/**
* This method deletes the revision details from indexedDB for a given entry.
* @param {String} entryID The ID of the revision.
* @return {Promise} Promise that resolves once the data has been deleted.
*/
delete(entryID) {
return this._idbHelper.delete(entryID);
}
/**
* This method closes the indexdDB helper. This is only used for unit testing
* to ensure clean state between tests.
*
* @private
*/
_close() {
this._idbHelper.close();
}
}
export default RevisionDetailsModel;


Charles Rogers dead: Former Detroit Lions NFL star passes away aged 38
Rogers was picked second overall in the 2003 NFL draft by the Detroit Lions before injuries and off-field issues brought a premature end to his career
by James Whaling, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/james-whaling/Former Detroit Lions NFL star Charles Rogers has died aged 38.
The wide receiver penned a £30.7million contract with the Lions in 2003 which included a signing bonus of over £11million after being picked seventh overall in the NFL draft.
But his career was brought to a premature end by injuries and off-field issues.
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U.S., South Korea postpone military drills to bolster N.Korea peace effort
Seoul and Washington had scaled back the exercise recently and changed the name, but North Korea strongly objected, calling it evidence of a lack of interest in improving relations.
by APThe United States and South Korea on Sunday said they were postponing a joint military air exercise that North Korea has criticized as provocative.
U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper and his South Korean counterpart made the announcement in Bangkok, where they were attending an Asia defense ministers conference.
As recently as Friday, when Mr. Esper was in Seoul to consult with South Korean officials, there was no word on postponing the military air exercise, which had been called Vigilant Ace.
Seoul and Washington had scaled back the exercise recently and changed the name, but North Korea strongly objected, calling it evidence of a lack of interest in improving relations.
The North has demanded accommodations before it will agree to resume nuclear negotiations.
South Korean Defense Minister Jeong Kyeong-doo said the exercise had been put off pending further consultations between Seoul and Washington. No new date has been set.
Mr. Esper told reporters he did not consider the postponement a concession to North Korea.
see this as a good-faith effort by the United States and the Republic of Korea to enable peace ... to facilitate a political agreement, a deal if you will, that leads to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, Mr. Esper said.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
For the cauliflower fritters, bring a pan of water to the boil. Add the cauliflower florets and boil for 3-4 minutes, or until just tender. Drain well, then refresh in cold water and drain again. Set aside.
In a bowl, beat the egg and water together. Add the salt and flour and beat until the mixture forms a smooth batter.
Heat the vegetable oil in a deep fat fryer set to 180C. Alternatively, pour the vegetable oil into a deep, heavy-based pan so that it reaches two-thirds of the way up the pan and heat until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Dip the drained cauliflower florets into the batter, then carefully lower them into the hot oil, in batches if necessary. Deep fry for 3-4 mins, or until crisp and golden-brown, then carefully remove them from the oil using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Repeat the process with any remaining cauliflower florets.
For the curried mayonnaise, mix the mayonnaise and curry paste together in a small bowl until well combined.
To serve, place a spoonful of the curried mayonnaise into the centre of each of four serving bowls. Arrange the cauliflower fritters around the curried mayonnaise. Sprinkle over the chopped coriander leaves.


Exclusive Preview: Justice League #36
by Blair MarnellFor nearly two years, the Justice/Doom war has raged for the fate of DC’s multiverse. However, the mighty Justice League has been defeated by the Legion of Doom. Starman and Martian Manhunter are dead, and the Anti-Monitor also betrayed the League. Things are looking pretty bleak for the heroes.
In Superhero Hype’s exclusive preview for Justice League #36, Scott Snyder, and artists Francis Manapul and Howard Porter bring the war to an end. Perpetua finally has all of the power she needs to remake creation. Unfortunately for the Legion, Perpetua has no intention of elevating them to godhood. Additionally, at least one member of the Legion is facing a fate worse than death.
RELATED: First Look The Batman’s Grave #2
Here’s the official description from DC.
“How powerful is too powerful? Lex Luthor has assembled everything he needs to complete his plan of turning the world toward doom, including reviving the ancient goddess Perpetua and restoring her powers. But can he keep Perpetua from dragging the DC Universe into the abyss alongside the rest of the Multiverse? This is a question that hero and villain alike must ask, as the epic battle between the Justice League and the Legion of Doom across space and time comes crashing together. Everything that happens here sets the stage for the senses-shattering finale of the Justice/Doom War-and the fate of all existence hangs in the balance!”
You can read the full preview in our gallery below. Justice League #36 will hit comic book stores on Wednesday, November 20.
What did you think about the preview? Let us know in the comment section below!
Recommended Reading: Justice League Vol. 1: The Totality
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A D3.js based plotter for your CS156 COVID challenge submissions! Takes in data in the same format as the EvalAI submission format. Scroll to zoom, click to drag, and hover over a county to get detailed information. This should work with any modern browser except for Safari (since WebKit never implemented native date inputs). Any images you make with the plotter can be freely used, no conditions!
If you encounter bugs, want to contribute, or simply would like to point out that I suck at frontend, the repository can be found on Github.


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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}About{% endblock %} {% block breadcrumb %}
The InnoGames Jam is about bringing people from all around the world together to have fun and create unique games. This jam is the first major gamejam at the gamescom and it is a non profit event.
At a gamejam the participants will usually get a topic at the opening event. After that they will have to create a game for that topic within 48h. Only the most creative and wonderful games can win the jam. So it encourages you to try new things and try out new ideas. It’s dangerous to participate at a jam alone, make a friend! As you know by now, this is what it’s all about. So don’t give yourself a hard time by doing everything by yourself. Meet people to help you bring your ideas to life. Or find completely new ideas with them. Be creative together!
As you can see, a gamejam is a great possibility to meet new friends. Additionally we are inviting not only experienced people, we are also encouraging newcomers to participate, so that we have a wide variety of people with all kinds of skill sets. Also we want to show the newbies how wonderful and loving our industry really is.
But we don't only want to show the newcomers who we are, we also want to show the world outside how open minded and creative our industry really is. Aside from games everyone knows and that games are indeed a form of art.
The InnoGames Jam is organized by a team of game developers, who love game jams themselves and who are passionate about making the industry even more colourful, more open minded and more connected.


Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress MLAs take oath
Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress MLAs take oath at Hotel Hyatt during a show of strength in Mumbai on November 25, 2019.
"I [name of legislator] of [constituency] of [party] have contested the election and won. I swear upon the Constitution and take oath that I will stay true to the alliance formed by Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena, Sharad Pawar's NCP and Sonia Gandhi's Congress and will not fall for any temptation. I will not do any act that helps the BJP. I will stay true to my constituency and my party, I will not break the trust and do anything against the party. I will obey party leaders."
(Video by Vijay Bate)


Boutique owner is stunned to receive an order for a £111 blue vegan scarf from Buckingham Palace - after it emerged the Queen has shunned fur
by Hayley Richardson For Mailonline- Jenny Mason runs vegan PETA approved The Haven Home Interiors in Cheshire
- Sells vegan fur clothes and donates percentage of profits to wildlife sanctuary
- Received order for £111 faux fur stole, made in England, from Buckingham Palace
- Last month Queen's dresser revealed monarch will no longer buy fur products
A boutique owner was left stunned by an order from Buckingham Palace for a vegan fur scarf.
Jenny Mason, who runs 100 per cent vegan, PETA approved, The Haven Home Interiors, was thrilled to receive the request for the £111 blue faux fur stole.
It comes after the news the Queen has shunned real fur, with all future outfits designed for the monarch made from an alternative material.
Jenny supplies a variety of vegan fur clothes as well as home interiors both online and from her shop in Cheshire, with a percentage of profits going towards her wildlife sanctuary Haven_Watch.
Jenny said: 'We are not sure at this point who may be lucky enough to showcase the beautiful scarf, but to receive an order from the Palace left us all elated.
'The fact that faux fur is now on the rise and for the someone from the Palace to potentially be including our items in their wardrobe is truly wonderful.'
Jenny said what makes her clothing vegan is that the material is 100 per cent acrylic and designed and made in England.
She said: 'The vegan "fur" fabrics that make up the scarf are 100 per cent acrylic; each fibre or "hair" is highly polished, which is what makes the fabrics so soft and silky - and feel just like real fur.
'Many fur scarves can state "faux fur" but often when goods have been made in China, for example, real dog, cat or rabbit fur is often used.
'To ensure a genuine faux fur product, buying from trusted UK made and sourced brands is recommended.
'Each faux fur accessory has been designed and made in England by a dedicated team, who firmly believe in quality and attention to detail. Every cut is considered, every stitch concise.'
Jenny said her company is very eco-conscious, and does what it can to reduce the long-distance supply chain when it comes to sourcing goods, which minimises the environmental impact of its products.
'We are a PETA approved 100 per cent vegan friendly business @The Haven Home Interiors, with a percentage of proceeds going towards our self-run wildlife rescue Haven_watch,' she added.
'We have a huge range of divine vegan furs, along with lots of other delights for your home or wardrobe.'
The Queen's senior dresser Angela Kelly - also the head of state's personal adviser and confidante - revealed Her Majesty switched to fake fur this year in her book about her close relationship with the monarch, The Other Side Of The Coin.
She wrote: 'If Her Majesty is due to attend an engagement in particularly cold weather, from 2019 onwards fake fur will be used to make sure she stays warm.'
Buckingham Palace confirmed the move to FEMAIL, saying: 'As new outfits are designed for the Queen, any fur used will be fake.'
The palace 'would not speculate' on whether any fur coats already owned by the Queen could still be worn, or if the change will extend to the monarch's historic robe of state.
This consists of an ermine and velvet cape, which is worn at the State Opening of Parliament.
The move is believed to make the Queen the first member of the royal family to publicly shun real fur.
Have other royals worn real fur?
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
Camilla was photographed wearing a brown hat made of real fur in 2010.
The Duchess donned the 'ostentatious' garment for a Christmas Day service at St Mary Magdalene church in Sandringham.
In 2017, it was reported that the Duchess had switched to fake fur following the barrage of criticism she received for sporting the Russian-style hat.
She was rumoured to have purchased six bespoke faux fur-trimmed hats from upmarket firm Lock & Co - and was seen proudly wearing one during Christmas that year.
Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge
Kate has been pictured wearing fur hats made from alpacas who have died of natural causes.
The Duchess was seen in a chestnut brown £225 Sumac hat by Lacorine, made in Peru under the fairtrade label by local artisans, when she visited Oslo last year.
The royal was also seen wearing a black alpaca fur hat earlier that same week when she visited the Nobel Museum in Stockholm.
Kate and Prince William were slammed by animal rights activists in 2016 when they were shown wearing otter fur scarves they had been given while visiting the First Nations Haida Community during an official tour of Canada.
The scarves were given by the tribe as a sign of welcome and respect.
The Duchess has also been criticised for wearing fake fur hats when they have been identified as real fur.
The International Fur Trade Federation accused her of wearing an animal fur bobble hat when she was pictured in the garment in London in 2012.
However, Buckingham Palace quickly corrected them, and revealed the hat was, in fact, fake fur.
Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex
Meghan has never been pictured wearing real fur, and has even been heralded as vegan-fashion royalty by animal rights activists.
The Duchess was said to be strongly opposed to wearing in real fur in 2018 by her close friend Gina Nelthorpe-Cowne, who works in talent management, reports the Independent.
The 52-year-old, who worked as the royal's commercial agent for two years, revealed Meghan has a strict no-fur policy.
She is also said to love vegan leather, according to Good Housekeeping.
During an interview with the publication, she said: 'Personally, I love cropped pants in vegan leather, a great fitted blazer and a button-down [shirt].'


const arena = require('./arena')
const {closest} = require('../vector')
/**
* @module fantastic-bits/quickStart
*/
/**
* Implements a strategy capable of defeating bosses of the Wood league.
* @param {number} teamId
* @param {object} entities output from {@link module:fantastic-bits/parse.turnInfo}
* @returns {string[][]} commands, each of which should be spread into print
* @example quickStart(teamId, entities).forEach(command => print(...command))
*/
module.exports = function (teamId, entities) {
return entities.wizards.map((wizard, index) => {
if (wizard.hasSnaffle) {
const {x, y} = arena.target(teamId)
return ['THROW', x, y, wizard.maxThrowingForce]
} else {
const snaffle = closest(wizard, entities.snaffles)
return ['MOVE', snaffle.x, snaffle.y, wizard.maxThrust]
}
})
}


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Optional DOM helper; see goog.ui.Component for semantics.
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Attaches the button set to an element, rendering it inside.
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decorate(element)
Decorates the given element by adding any
button elements found
among its descendants to the button set. The first button found is assumed
to be the default and will receive focus when the button set is rendered.
If a button with a name of goog.ui.Dialog.DefaultButtonKeys.CANCEL
is found, it is assumed to have "Cancel" semantics.
TODO: ButtonSet should be a goog.ui.Component. Really.
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NodeList
Returns all the HTML Button elements in the button set container.
Returns:
NodeList
A live NodeList of the buttons.
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Returns the HTML Button element.
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Returns the cancel button.
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Returns the default button.
Returns:
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render()
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set(key, caption, opt_isDefault, opt_isCancel)
⇒
Adds a button to the button set. Buttons will be displayed in the order they
are added.
Arguments:
Returns:
The button set, to make it easy to chain "set" calls and build new ButtonSets.
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Sets the cancel button.
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Sets the default button.
Arguments:
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code » |
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__iterator__(opt_keys)
⇒
Returns an iterator that iterates over the values or the keys in the map.
This throws an exception if the map was mutated since the iterator was
created.
Arguments:
Returns:
An iterator over the values or keys in the map.
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Adds multiple key-value pairs from another goog.structs.Map or Object.
Arguments:
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Cleans up the temp keys array by removing entries that are no longer in the
map.
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clear()
No description.
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clone()
⇒
Clones a map and returns a new map.
Returns:
A new map with the same key-value pairs.
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containsKey(key)
⇒
Whether the map contains the given key.
Arguments:
Returns:
Whether the map contains the key.
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containsValue(val)
⇒
Whether the map contains the given value. This is O(n).
Arguments:
Returns:
Whether the map contains the value.
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equals(otherMap, opt_equalityFn)
⇒
Whether this map is equal to the argument map.
Arguments:
Returns:
Whether the maps are equal.
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get(key, opt_val)
⇒
*
Returns the value for the given key. If the key is not found and the default
value is not given this will return
undefined .
Arguments:
Returns:
*
The value for the given key.
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getCount()
⇒
No description.
Returns:
The number of key-value pairs in the map.
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getKeyIterator()
⇒
Returns an iterator that iterates over the keys in the map. Removal of keys
while iterating might have undesired side effects.
Returns:
An iterator over the keys in the map.
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Returns the keys of the map.
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getValueIterator()
⇒
Returns an iterator that iterates over the values in the map. Removal of
keys while iterating might have undesired side effects.
Returns:
An iterator over the values in the map.
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getValues()
⇒
Returns the values of the map.
Returns:
The values in the map.
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isEmpty()
⇒
No description.
Returns:
Whether the map is empty.
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remove(key)
⇒
Removes a key-value pair based on the key. This is O(logN) amortized due to
updating the keys array whenever the count becomes half the size of the keys
in the keys array.
Arguments:
Returns:
Whether object was removed.
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set(key, value)
Adds a key-value pair to the map.
Arguments:
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code » | |||
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transpose()
⇒
Returns a new map in which all the keys and values are interchanged
(keys become values and values become keys). If multiple keys map to the
same value, the chosen transposed value is implementation-dependent.
It acts very similarly to {goog.object.transpose(Object)}.
Returns:
The transposed map.
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cancelButton_
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The button whose action is associated with the escape key and the X button
on the dialog.
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class_
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A CSS className for this component.
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defaultButton_
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The button that has default focus (references key in buttons_ map).
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element_
:
Optional container the button set should be rendered into.
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Code » |


{% extends "base.html" %} {% import 'bootstrap/wtf.html' as wtf %} {% set active_page = "delete_profile" %} {% block title %}{{ super() }} - Delete profile{% endblock %} {% block page_content %}
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CRACKPATTERN2 create a (bounded) crack pattern tessellation E = crackPattern2(BOX, POINTS, ALPHA) create a crack propagation pattern wit following parameters : - pattern is bounded by area BOX which is a polygon. - each crack originates from points given in POINTS - directions of each crack is given by a [NxM] array ALPHA, where M is the number of rays emanating from each seed/ - a crack stop when it reaches another already created crack. - all cracks stop when they reach the border of the frame, given by box (a serie of 4 points). The result is a collection of edges, in the form [x1 y1 x2 y2]. E = crackPattern2(BOX, POINTS, ALPHA, SPEED) Also specify speed of propagation of each crack. See the result with : figure; drawEdge(E); See also drawEdge --------- author : David Legland INRA - TPV URPOI - BIA IMASTE created the 25/05/2004.


5 #include <boost/signals2.hpp>
7 #include <condition_variable>
21 template <
class BufferDataType >
92 void printMessage(std::string msg);
93 std::mutex m_printMutex;
96 int m_numOfFilesToRead;
100 int m_numOfFilesRead;
108 std::vector<std::pair<std::shared_ptr<Buffer<BufferDataType>>,
bool>> m_bufferWithReadyState;
113 std::mutex m_updateBuffer;
117 std::condition_variable m_isDataAvailableConditionVariable;
121 bool m_isDataAvaiable;
129 bool m_waitEachFrame;
void onApplicationQuit()
Causes the update thread to terminate.
Definition: BufferSynchronizer.cpp:28
void setBuffer(std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Buffer< BufferDataType >>> buffers, int numOfFilesToRead)
Sets the buffers to be synchronized.
Definition: BufferSynchronizer.cpp:111
boost::signals2::signal< void(void)> playbackFinished
Notifies that the playback was finished.
Definition: BufferSynchronizer.h:80
void updateThreadFunc()
Function supposed to run in a thread. It synchronizes the data provided by the set Buffers and pushes...
Definition: BufferSynchronizer.cpp:47
boost::signals2::signal< void(std::vector< BufferDataType > data)> publishSynchronizedData
Publishes the data of the provided by Buffers synchronized.
Definition: BufferSynchronizer.h:88
A buffer which allows to push new data and pull it afterwards. The buffer allows multiple threads to ...
Definition: Buffer.h:20
BufferSynchronizer(bool simulatePlaybackByWaitingEachFrame)
Constructor.
Definition: BufferSynchronizer.cpp:10
boost::signals2::signal< void(std::wstring)> updateStatus
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Definition: BufferSynchronizer.h:76
void signalDataOfBufferWithIndexIsReady(int index)
Signals the BufferSynchronizer that the data of the Buffers with the given index has data ready...
Definition: BufferSynchronizer.cpp:128
The BufferSynchronizer synchronizes the data that can be pulled from given buffers: The BufferSynchro...
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Interlisp was a pioneering software development environment from the 1970s at Xerox PARC targeted primarily at the AI software development community. A group of its developers and users have gotten together to revive Interlisp -- as a language, environment, spirit -- in the Medley Interlisp Project.
Because Interlisp has been around a long time, with multiple iterations, you might find the multitude of names for the Interlisp language and related companies confusing. To assist, we have created a list of common vocabulary you will find on this website.
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- 19% of all pregnancies end in abortion
- 1 in 3 American women will have an abortion by age 45
- 6 in 10 women having abortions already have a child
Procedures
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When: 5-10 weeks into pregnancy
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Pros: Fast, least invasive, and easiest to obtain
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Cons: Requires multiple appointments, can be more
expensive than a surgical procedure, risk of needing
an additional procedure if there are complications
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When: 5-12 weeks into pregnancy
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Pros: quicker and cheaper than the pill, only requires
one appointment
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Cons: Can take longer to schedule an appointment and/or
find a clinic that offers the procedure
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When: 9-21 weeks into pregnancy
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Pros: safest way to terminate a pregnancy after 10 weeks
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Cons: can be expensive and/or completely inaccesible in certain states
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When: 16-24 weeks into pregnancy
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Pros: low risk of major complications
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Cons: Very expensive, hard to access,
very little data on them
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I have decided to create a repository for things I learn/experiments I conduct
in the form of a blog. This is because I feel like I learn many very interesting
things and have interesting experiences, but, as a human, I easily forget them
This way, my experiences are forever stored on the internet, and I can look back
on them when I would have otherwise forgotten them.
If I am able to stick with this, I might format it and make it something that is
more accessible to others. However, I am not going to try to target it to an
audience, so I don't think it would be something that would gain a consistent
following (after all, you would have to have an interest most of the same
fields as me and be on a similar technical level in those fields (whether that
be knowledgeable or novice)). Nevertheless, individual articles may be useful to
others, so there is a reason to format it later on.


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