What is polymorphism, and why is it important in OOP?
Polymorphism comes from the Greek roots "poly," which means "many" and "morphe," which means "forms." It's a concept that allows for the construction of general data structures and methods, which is invaluable in OOP.
In the context of programming, polymorphism is the capacity of a given object to be regarded as an instance of its own class, an instance of its superclass, or an instance of its superclass's superclass (and so on and so forth up the hierarchy). This is valuable because it allows for the creation of interfaces that can be used to provide an instruction set of sorts for numerous subclasses. In other words, it makes it possible to use the same general formulae to construct similar objects, which means we don't need to rewrite the same functionality over and over again. This minimizes the potential for some miniscule difference being introduced (as will invariably occur when different people work on the same code) into the codebase. It may not sound like a huge problem, but it's actually one of the most insidious, ubiquitous, and apoplectic-rage inducing problems in team programming. It's the reuse and recycling of code that polymorphism enables that makes it so valuable in programming!


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Functions for MultiDimensional Feature Selection (MDFS): * calculating multidimensional information gains, * finding interesting tuples for chosen variables, * scoring variables, * finding important variables, * plotting selection results. CuCubes is also known as CUDA Cubes and it is a library that allows fast CUDA-accelerated computation of information gains in binary classification problems. This package wraps CuCubes and provides an alternative CPU version as well as helper functions for building MultiDimensional Feature Selectors.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.1) |
| Published: | 2016-12-09 |
| Author: | Radosław Piliszek [aut, cre], Andrzej Sułecki [aut], Paweł Tabaszewski [aut], Krzysztof Mnich [aut], Witold Rudnicki [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Radosław Piliszek <r.piliszek at uwb.edu.pl> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://featureselector.uco.uwb.edu.pl/pub/cucubes/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | CuCubes results |
| Reference manual: | CuCubes.pdf |
| Package source: | CuCubes_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: CuCubes_0.1.0.zip, r-release: CuCubes_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: CuCubes_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: CuCubes_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: CuCubes_0.1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=CuCubes to link to this page.


In South Africa there are dramatic changes and optimism. Allot of our Schools are mostly
over-Crowded, understaffed and under-funded, and enthusiasm is evident and Volunteers
are needed to cultivate this.
Most Teaching Volunteers get involved in at least 2 of The Main teaching areas, working as a
Teacher, Assistant or participating in the literacy or music.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: The Wheels are Back On and Chugging Right Along author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>excerpt: "\n\n \n\nI had come close to giving up on the Cubs. I expected a monumental melt-down. And until last Wednesday, we had no reason to not expect that meltdown. I mean...swept by the Astros at home, then lose 2 of 3 in Cincy and then losing the opener to the Cardinals. This is it, right? The new '69? \n\nHell no. These boys in blue came back with a vengeance and within days, have the magic number down to 4. That's right, if the Cubs can sweep the Brewers this week, we have won the division and the Brewers will be 11 games behind us and most likely out of the wild card chase. In three consecutive games, " wordpress_id: 230 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.wordpress.com/?p=230 date: '2008-09-17 10:24:38 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-09-17 15:24:38 +0000' categories: - Broadcasters/Networks - The Cubs tags: - '1969' - Astros - Brewers - Cardinals - CC Sabathia - Collapse - CSN - ESPN - Magic Number - Pat and Ron - Reds - W Flag - WGN - Wild Card comments: - id: 109 author: Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2008-09-17 20:18:25 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-09-18 01:18:25 +0000' content: I wish I could suffer through an ESPN broadcast. Apparently I'm blacked out with Mediacom. I just have a ridiculously repeating ESPNews segment. I'm pissed. Why does MLB not want people to watch their games? ---
I had come close to giving up on the Cubs. I expected a monumental melt-down. And until last Wednesday, we had no reason to not expect that meltdown. I mean...swept by the Astros at home, then lose 2 of 3 in Cincy and then losing the opener to the Cardinals. This is it, right? The new '69?
Hell no. These boys in blue came back with a vengeance and within days, have the magic number down to 4. That's right, if the Cubs can sweep the Brewers this week, we have won the division and the Brewers will be 11 games behind us and most likely out of the wild card chase. In three consecutive games, the Cubs have thrown a no-hitter (thank you to WGN and CSN for allowing me to only see the last 3 outs on ESPN), thrown a one-hitter and then beat the "unbeatable" CC Sabathia.
Now, I have to assume the responsibility for this near-collapse by the Cubs. I got tired of putting my "W" flag up and taking it down, so I left it up for a few weeks. Then the Cubs went downhill. To break the curse (we are Cubs fans, right?), I took the flag down on September 10th before the Cardinals game. They had lost 8 of 9 at that point. My wife got me a new regular Cubs fan, so I took down the "W" flag and put the new flag up. Their record since I did that? 5-0. Fellow fans, I promise to not display my "W" flag with such disregard again. It's clear that the teams success is based on my laziness in flag removal. I won't let you, or the Cubs down.
The Cubs have a chance to take two more games off the magic number tonight. Unfortunately, we have to suffer through an ESPN broadcast, but I will turn on the radio to see what the delay is like while listening to Pat and Ron. The radio/tv delay is never predictable and it ranges from right on to tolerable to painful to laughable.
There are lots of topics I could write about....like Fukudome. But I find it so hard to find time to write on Ivy Envy. I need to get back in the swing of things so I can write something of more substance.


Surveillance
Non-judicial punishment is an abuse facilitated by state or federal powers (i.e. TSA, Border Agents, FBI), made possible by not needing to engage the courts.
Community Identification
Activities include requiring certain non-citizens to register with law enforcement, or rounding up non-citizens for questioning/detention.
Coerced Informant is pressuring innocent people into spying on their Muslim communities.


The igx-select allows you to select a single item from a drop-down list. The following sample demonstrates the component inside a form.
You can read more about how to configure igx-select in the README or the official documentation.


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public class SplashScreen
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.awt.event.KeyListener, java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener, java.awt.event.MouseListener
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) javax.swing.JPanel |
contentPane
contentPane - JPanel used to hold the gif
|
(package private) boolean |
enter
enter - boolean used to register an enter so that it skips the splash screen
|
(package private) javax.swing.JFrame |
frame
frame - JFrame used to hold the panel which holds the gif
|
(package private) javax.swing.JLabel |
imageLabel
imageLabel - JLabel used to hold the gif so that it still animates
|
(package private) long |
startTime
startTime - long used to hold the time so the gif only runs for a select amount of time
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SplashScreen()
Constructor used to make the JPanel and the JFrame and add everything to it
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
doSplashScreen()
Method used to run the splash screen until the time is up or a key or mouse is clicked
|
void |
keyPressed(java.awt.event.KeyEvent e)
Method invoked when a key is pressed used to control program flow when a key that is pertanent to the program is pressed
|
void |
keyReleased(java.awt.event.KeyEvent e)
Method invoked when a key is released used to undo the effects of keyPressed()
|
void |
keyTyped(java.awt.event.KeyEvent e)
Method overwritten to fill the requirements of KeyListener
|
void |
mouseClicked(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
Method overwritten to fill the requirements of MouseListener
|
void |
mouseDragged(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
Method overwritten to fill the requirements of MouseMotionListener
|
void |
mouseEntered(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
Method overwritten to fill the requirements of MouseListener
|
void |
mouseExited(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
Method overwritten to fill the requirements of MouseMotionListener
|
void |
mouseMoved(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
Method overwritten to fill the requirements of MouseMotionListener
|
void |
mousePressed(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
Method overwritten to fill the requirements of MouseListener used to control menu flow depending on which key is pressed
|
void |
mouseReleased(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
Method overwritten to fill the requirements of MouseListener and reverses the effects of mouseClicked()
|
javax.swing.JFrame frame
javax.swing.JPanel contentPane
javax.swing.JLabel imageLabel
long startTime
boolean enter
public SplashScreen()
Local variables:
e - Exception used incase of error
Try Catch statements:
1st Try Catch used to ensure the image icon does not have any errors
public void keyPressed(java.awt.event.KeyEvent e)
Conditional statements:
1st if structure used to set the variable to skip the splash screen when enter or space is pressed
keyPressed
in interface java.awt.event.KeyListener
e-
- KeyEvent used to store the value of the key pressedpublic void mouseExited(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
mouseExited
in interface java.awt.event.MouseListener
e-
- MouseEvent used to store the value of the tracked mousepublic void mouseDragged(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
mouseDragged
in interface java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener
e-
- MouseEvent used to store the value of the tracked mousepublic void mouseMoved(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
mouseMoved
in interface java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener
e-
- MouseEvent used to store the value of the tracked mousepublic void mouseEntered(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
mouseEntered
in interface java.awt.event.MouseListener
e-
- MouseEvent used to store the value of the tracked mousepublic void mouseReleased(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
mouseReleased
in interface java.awt.event.MouseListener
e-
- MouseEvent used to store the value of the tracked mousepublic void mouseClicked(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
mouseClicked
in interface java.awt.event.MouseListener
e-
- MouseEvent used to store the value of the tracked mousepublic void mousePressed(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e)
mousePressed
in interface java.awt.event.MouseListener
e-
- MouseEvent used to store the value of the tracked mousepublic void keyReleased(java.awt.event.KeyEvent e)
keyReleased
in interface java.awt.event.KeyListener
e-
- KeyEvent used to store the value of the key releasedpublic void keyTyped(java.awt.event.KeyEvent e)
keyTyped
in interface java.awt.event.KeyListener
e-
- KeyEvent used to store the value of the key releasedpublic void doSplashScreen()
Conditional statements:
1st if structure used to skip the splash screen when enter or the time is up
Loops:
1st while loop used to run the splash screen until a key/mouse is pressed or the time is up


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These pages summarize information about the Databrary data library.
Purpose
The separate reports take different views of Databrary’s holdings. The goal of the reports together is to provide useful information to the people who are running the repository and to those who wish to use data from it.
For information about Databrary, see https://databrary.github.io/guide/.


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Dung-hill
DUNG-HILL
"DUNG-HILL "to sit on a, was a sign of the deepest dejection (
1 Samuel 2:8
;
Psalm 113:7
;
Lamentations 4:5
).
"DUNG-HILL "to sit on a, was a sign of the deepest dejection (1 Samuel 2:8; Psalm 113:7; Lamentations 4:5).


texlive-20190410-source
Introduction to TeX Live from source
Most of TeX Live can be built from source without a pre-existing
installation, but xindy (for
indexing) needs working versions of latex and pdflatex when configure is run,
and the testsuite and install for asy (for vector graphics) will
fail if TeX has not already been installed. Additionally,
biber is not provided within the
texlive source.
All of those packages are dealt with on their own pages and can be
built after installing this package. If you have not already done
so, you should start at Setting the PATH for TeX Live
so that the final commands to initialise the new installation will
be found.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-9.1
platform.
Package Information
-
Download (FTP):
ftp://tug.org/texlive/historic/2019/texlive-20190410-source.tar.xz
-
Download MD5 sum: be4b20aa60861bc510bcbc5b228bcb51
-
Download size: 52 MB
-
Estimated disk space required: 7.2 GB including the
additional download and the tests, 6.0 GB installed
-
Estimated build time: 5.6 SBU including the additional
download and the tests, building with parallelism=4
Required Additional Downloads
Much of the texlive environment (including scripts, documentation,
fonts, and various other files) is not part of the source tarball.
You must download it separately. This will give you all of the
additional files which are provided by a full install of the binary
version, there is no realistic way to restrict which parts get
installed.
Because of the size of this package, it is unlikely to be mirrored
by BLFS mirrors. In case of difficulty, go to
http://www.ctan.org/mirrors/ to find a more-accessible mirror.
TeX Live from source Dependencies
Recommended
ghostscript-9.52 including libgs.so
, X Window
System
The source ships with its own versions of many libraries, and will use them unless
it is forced to use the system versions. The following are
recommended so that the system version will be used: Fontconfig-2.13.1, FreeType-2.10.1, GC-8.0.4, Graphite2-1.3.13, HarfBuzz-2.6.4 (built with graphite2 enabled),
ICU-66.1, libpaper-1.1.24+nmu5 (used by at least
context and xelatex), and libpng-1.6.37
Furthermore, the instructions below assume you are using the layout
described in Setting the PATH for TeX Live.
Optional
The source ships with its own versions of several libraries which
are either not under active development, or only used for limited
functionality. If you install these, as with some other optional
dependencies in this book you will need to tell configure to use the system
versions. GD,
t1lib,
ZZIPlib,
TECkit
Runtime dependencies
Python-2.7.17 is used by many scripts.
Ruby-2.7.1 is used by some scripts, mostly within
mtx_context which is part of conTeXt, but also for one or two others, such
as match_parens, which are generally useful. The perl module
Tk, which requires Tk-8.6.10, is used by one of the scripts for
ptex (Japanese vertical writing), can be used by a conTeXt texfind
script, and is needed for texdoctk (a GUI interface for finding
documentation files and opening them with the appropriate viewer).
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/texlive
Installation of TeX Live
Install TeX Live by running the following commands:
The shared libraries will be installed into a texlive directory. As
the root
user, add it to your
/etc/ld.so.conf
:
cat >> /etc/ld.so.conf << EOF
# Begin texlive 2019 addition
/opt/texlive/2019/lib
# End texlive 2019 addition
EOF
Note
From 2015 onwards, a successful install requires some texlive
commands to be run as the root user, so we will export the
TEXARCH variable to let root
use
it.
In the 2019 release, dvisvgm
cannot be built if shared system libraries are used. This means
that asymptote-2.65 will not be able to create
svg files.

Now, as the root
user:
make install-strip &&
/sbin/ldconfig &&
make texlinks &&
mkdir -pv /opt/texlive/2019/tlpkg/TeXLive/ &&
install -v -m644 ../texk/tests/TeXLive/* /opt/texlive/2019/tlpkg/TeXLive/
Note
Only run make
texlinks once. If it is rerun, it can change all
the program symlinks so that they point to themselves and are
useless.
Now install the additional files as the root
user:
tar -xf ../../texlive-20190410-texmf.tar.xz -C /opt/texlive/2019 --strip-components=1
Still as the root
user, initialise
the new system (the commands fmtutil-sys --all and
mtxrun --generate
will produce a lot of
output):
mktexlsr &&
fmtutil-sys --all &&
mtxrun --generate
You can now proceed to asymptote-2.65, biber-2.14 and / or xindy-2.5.1 if you
wish to install them.
Command Explanations
patch -Np1 -i
../texlive-20190410-source-upstream_fixes-1.patch:
various problems have come to light since the shipped source was
frozen to be committed to DVDs.
--prefix=, --bindir=, --datarootdir=,
--infodir=, --mandir= ...
: these switches ensure that
the files installed from source will overwrite any corresponding
files previously installed by install-tl-unx so that the alternative methods
of installing texlive are
consistent.
--includedir=, --libdir=
...
: these switches ensure that the libraries and
include files will be within the directories for this year's
texlive.
--disable-static
: This
switch prevents installation of static versions of the libraries.
--enable-shared
: Use shared
versions of libkpathsea
, libptexenc
, libsynctex
, libtexlua52
and libtexluajit
.
--with-system-...
: Unless
this parameter is used, the included versions of these libraries
will be statically compiled into the programs which need them. If
you decided not to install a recommended library, omit the
corresponding switch.
--disable-dvisvgm: As
noted above, the shipped version of dvisvgm, which has modified
configuration files, cannot be built with shared system libraries.
--without-x
: use this if you do not
have Xorg installed.
/sbin/ldconfig: this
has to be run here so that make
texlinks can use kpsewhich.
make texlinks : this
runs the texlinks.sh script to create symbolic links from formats
to engines. In practice, several of the targets such as
xetex are now
separate binaries and for these it will report "file already
exists".
tar -xf texlive-20190410-texmf.tar.xz
-C /opt/texlive/2019 --strip-components=1: the
tarball contains the files for the texmf-dist directory, and
because of its size we do not want to waste time and space
untarring it and then copying the files.
install -v -m644
../texk/tests/TeXLive/*
/opt/texlive/2019/tlpkg/TeXLive/: This puts the
perl modules TLConfig.pm
and
TLUtils.pm
into the directory where
the binary installer puts them - it is at the start of the perl
@INC@ PATH within texlive when installed using the above configure
switches. Without these modules, texlive is unusable.
mktexlsr: Create an
ls-R
file which lists what was
installed - this is used by kpathsea to find files.
fmtutil-sys --all:
This initializes the TeX formats, Metafont bases and Metapost mems.
mtxrun --generate:
This initializes the ConTeXt system.
Contents
Installed Programs:
Over 300 binaries and symlinks to
scripts
Installed Libraries:
libkpathsea.so, libptexenc.so,
libsynctex.so, libtexlua52.so, libtexluajit.so
Installed Directories:
/opt/texlive/2019/bin,
/opt/texlive/2019/include, /opt/texlive/2019/lib,
/opt/texlive/2019/texmf-dist
Short Descriptions
|
TeX programs
|
The programs included in TeX are too numerous to individually
list. Please refer to the individual program HTML and PDF
pages in the various html, man, or pdf files within the
subdirectories of 2019/texmf-dist/ . Using texdoc pdflatex (
replace pdflatex
with the command name ) may also be useful.
|
|
libkpathsea.so
|
(kpathsearch) exists to look up a file in a list of
directories and is used by kpsewhich.
|
|
libptexenc.so
|
is a library for Japanese pTeX (publishing TeX).
|
|
libsynctex.so
|
is the SyncTeX (Synchronize TeXnology) parser library.
|
|
libtexlua52.so
|
provides Lua 5.2, modified for use with LuaTeX.
|
|
libtexluajit.so
|
provides LuaJIT, modified for use with LuaJITTeX.
|
Last updated on 2020-03-25 07:06:24 -0500


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| 19 | package org.apache.myfaces.shared.resource; | |
| 20 | ||
| 21 | import java.net.URL; | |
| 22 | ||
| 23 | /** | |
| 24 | * Holds the information that is static but can only be derived after | |
| 25 | * a Resource instance is created. | |
| 26 | */ | |
| 27 | public class ResourceCachedInfo | |
| 28 | { | |
| 29 | private final URL url; | |
| 30 | ||
| 31 | private final String requestPath; | |
| 32 | ||
| 33 | public ResourceCachedInfo(URL url, String requestPath) | |
| 34 | { | |
| 35 | this.url = url; | |
| 36 | this.requestPath = requestPath; | |
| 37 | } | |
| 38 | ||
| 39 | public URL getURL() | |
| 40 | { | |
| 41 |
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return url; |
| 42 | } | |
| 43 | ||
| 44 | public String getRequestPath() | |
| 45 | { | |
| 46 |
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return requestPath; |
| 47 | } | |
| 48 | } | |
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// Why Comments
If you prefer reading on Medium, you can read this there.
Good Code is Self-Documenting
It's widely accepted that good code should be self-documenting, but in many cases, this notion has become more of a cliché than a helpful guideline. Some engineers take this mantra to an extreme, avoiding comments at all costs and believing that doing so is a sign of good coding practices. While it's true that writing code that is self-documenting increases readability, comments can still play an important role in making your code more readable and maintainable.
Let's Look at Bad Comments
Calling Others Out
...Just don't.
 Just use it.

Describing What You're Doing
Although it can be tempting to add comments to explain what your code is doing, doing so may actually duplicate information that is already evident in the code itself, potentially creating unnecessary complexity and reducing the clarity and maintainability of the code.
From TypeScripts Codebase:
// Enable portable support
bootstrap.configurePortable();
// Enable ASAR support
bootstrap.enableASARSupport();
If you're writing a program that includes user preferences that someone can retrieve:
export const getUserPreferences = id => {
// Get the user
const user = userService.getUser({
id: 15
});
// Get users preferences and sort by created date
const preferences =
user.preferences.sort(sortBy(‘createdDate’));
// Return the user preferences
return preferences;
}
Not Self-Documenting
When code lacks self-documentation, there may be a tendency to rely on comments to explain it. If this is the case, it's important to recognize the value of self-documenting code and work to restructure the code in a more understandable and intuitive way.
From React.js Codebase (since removed):
if (!existsSync('./scripts/results.json')) {
// This indicates the build failed
// previously. In that case,
// there's nothing for the Dangerfile
// to do. Exit early to avoid leaving
// a redundant (and potentially
// confusing) PR comment.
process.exit(0);
}
This can be rewritten as:
if (hasBuildFailedPreviously()) {
process.exit(0);
}
Excuse for Writing Bad Code
Comments should not be used as a justification for writing poor quality code, such as hacks or workarounds. While it may be tempting to add comments to excuse a suboptimal code solution, this approach can ultimately make the code more difficult to maintain and may obscure the underlying problem. Instead, it's important to focus on improving the code itself, rather than relying on comments to mask deficiencies. If there is a NEED for the hack, then of course, provide a comment as to why the hack is there.
// Writing this using splice because I couldn’t figure out slice.. :(
const userNames = users.splice(5).map(user => user.name);
// I know I should memoize this but I don’t have time to do that
const notes = notes.filter(isShown).map(note => note.value);
"Why" Comments
When adding comments to your code, it's essential to include explanations of why you made certain design choices or implemented certain functions in a particular way. These "why" comments can provide crucial context to other developers who may need to work with your code in the future, helping to ensure that the code remains maintainable and understandable over time.
Explaining Your Approach
In certain situations, you may find yourself implementing a solution in a way that may not seem intuitive or optimal at first glance. By including comments that explain the reasoning behind your approach, you can save time and frustration for future readers of your code who may be wondering why you took that particular path. This can help them better understand the problem you were trying to solve and potentially come up with more efficient solutions in the future.
// A binary search turned out to be slower than the Boyer-Moore algorithm
// for the data sets of interest, thus we have used the more complex, but
// faster method even though this problem does not at first seem amenable to a
// string search technique.
const searchForFund = (searchQuery) => {
// Implementation here
}
Documenting External Factors
When writing code, it's important to consider external factors that may impact future modifications. By including comments that document these factors, you can make it easier for future developers to make changes to your code without introducing unintended consequences. For example, you might need to explain why a certain function should not be modified, or warn about potential conflicts with other parts of the system. These comments can be invaluable in preventing costly errors and reducing the time it takes to make changes to the codebase.
def user_avatar_path(user_profile):
# WARNING: If this method is changed, you may need to do
# a migration similar to
# zerver/migrations/0060_move_avatars_to_be_uid_based.py
return user_avatar_path_from_ids(user_profile.id, user_profile.realm_id)
Clarifying the Code
In the React.js codebase, there may be some parts that are difficult to understand at first glance. For instance, in this function, assigning the reactRootContainer
to container._reactRootContainer
might be confusing to some. However, by adding clarifying comments about the reason for this code, you can make the code more understandable to future developers who may need to work on it. In the example below, the comments explain how the container might be used for a portal and why it's important to ensure that non-React root containers have inline onclick defined, providing a link to further information on the issue.
// This container might be used for a portal.
// If something inside a portal is clicked, that click should bubble
// through the React tree. However, on Mobile Safari the click would
// never bubble through the *DOM* tree unless an ancestor with onclick
// event exists. So we wouldn't see it and dispatch it.
// This is why we ensure that non React root containers have inline onclick
// defined.
// https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/11918
const reactRootContainer = container._reactRootContainer;
Clarifying Business Requirements through Code Comments
Even with well-organized and self-documenting code, it's not always apparent what the business requirements are and why certain decisions were made. By including comments that provide context and clarification, you can help future developers understand the purpose behind the code and make better decisions when modifying it.
// Since notifications may not always have an email, it's necessary to detect
// this scenario and attempt to send emails only to those with a defined email
// address. Although all notifications will eventually be required to have an
// email, the product team has specified that we do it this way for now.
const sendEmailNotifications = (notifications) => {
const toSend = notifications.filter(hasEmail);
return sendEmails(toSend);
}
Why Comments
In conclusion, adding comments to your code that explain the reasoning behind why it's written the way it is can save future developers time, help them understand the code better, and prevent mistakes from being made. It can also make it easier to maintain and update the codebase, especially in cases where external factors or business requirements play a role. By taking the time to write clear and concise "why" comments, you can make your code more readable, maintainable, and ultimately more valuable.


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In the fruits-example we have now two elements which belong together: the fruits and the axis. If we now manipulate their position (e.g. adding another axis on the left side) we would like to do that in one transformation for the axis and fruits at once.
SVGs provide the group element via the tag "g" to allow for group-wise manipulation of elements. Transformations can be applied to the group element (as to basic shapes) and affect all its children.
//Add the group and translate it
let diagram = svg.append("g").attr("transform","translate(20,0)")
//Appends the fruits to the group
diagram.selectAll("fruits")
.data(data)
.enter()
.append("circle") (...)
//Appends the axis to the group
diagram.append("g").call(axisX) (...)
If you look at the code, it works exactly as we aspected:


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Macros | |
| #define | PN_MAX_ADDR |
| Size of buffer that can hold the largest connection or listening address. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct pn_netaddr_t | pn_netaddr_t |
| Unsettled API - The network address of a proactor transport. | |
| typedef struct pn_proactor_t | pn_proactor_t |
| A harness for multithreaded IO. | |
| typedef struct pn_event_batch_t | pn_event_batch_t |
| A batch of events that must be handled in sequence. More... | |
Functions | |
| PNP_EXTERN int | pn_netaddr_str (const pn_netaddr_t *addr, char *buf, size_t size) |
Format a network address string in buf . More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t * | pn_transport_local_addr (pn_transport_t *t) |
| Get the local address of a transport. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t * | pn_transport_remote_addr (pn_transport_t *t) |
| Get the local address of a transport. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t * | pn_listener_addr (pn_listener_t *l) |
| Get the listening addresses of a listener. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t * | pn_netaddr_next (const pn_netaddr_t *na) |
| PNP_EXTERN const struct sockaddr * | pn_netaddr_sockaddr (const pn_netaddr_t *na) |
On POSIX or Windows, get the underlying struct sockaddr . More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN size_t | pn_netaddr_socklen (const pn_netaddr_t *na) |
On POSIX or Windows, get the size of the underlying struct sockaddr . More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN int | pn_netaddr_host_port (const pn_netaddr_t *na, char *host, size_t hlen, char *port, size_t plen) |
| Get the host and port name from na as separate strings. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t * | pn_netaddr_local (pn_transport_t *t) |
| Deprecated - Use pn_transport_local_addr() | |
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t * | pn_netaddr_remote (pn_transport_t *t) |
| Deprecated - Use pn_transport_remote_addr() | |
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t * | pn_netaddr_listening (pn_listener_t *l) |
| Deprecated - Use pn_listener_addr() | |
| PNP_EXTERN int | pn_proactor_addr (char *addr, size_t size, const char *host, const char *port) |
| Format a host:port address string for pn_proactor_connect() or pn_proactor_listen() More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_proactor_t * | pn_proactor (void) |
| Create a proactor. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_free (pn_proactor_t *proactor) |
| Free the proactor. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_connect2 (pn_proactor_t *proactor, pn_connection_t *connection, pn_transport_t *transport, const char *addr) |
Connect transport to addr and bind to connection . More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_connect (pn_proactor_t *proactor, pn_connection_t *connection, const char *addr) |
| Deprecated - Use pn_proactor_connect2() | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_listen (pn_proactor_t *proactor, pn_listener_t *listener, const char *addr, int backlog) |
| Start listening for incoming connections. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_disconnect (pn_proactor_t *proactor, pn_condition_t *condition) |
| Disconnect all connections and listeners belonging to the proactor. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_event_batch_t * | pn_proactor_wait (pn_proactor_t *proactor) |
| Wait until there are Proactor events to handle. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_event_batch_t * | pn_proactor_get (pn_proactor_t *proactor) |
| Return Proactor events if any are available immediately. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_event_t * | pn_event_batch_next (pn_event_batch_t *batch) |
| Remove the next event from the batch and return it. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_done (pn_proactor_t *proactor, pn_event_batch_t *events) |
| Call when finished handling a batch of events. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_interrupt (pn_proactor_t *proactor) |
| Return a PN_PROACTOR_INTERRUPT event as soon as possible. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_set_timeout (pn_proactor_t *proactor, pn_millis_t timeout) |
Return a PN_PROACTOR_TIMEOUT after timeout milliseconds elapse. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_cancel_timeout (pn_proactor_t *proactor) |
| Cancel the pending timeout set by pn_proactor_set_timeout(). More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_release_connection (pn_connection_t *connection) |
Release ownership of connection , disassociate it from its proactor. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_connection_wake (pn_connection_t *connection) |
Return a PN_CONNECTION_WAKE event for connection as soon as possible. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_proactor_t * | pn_connection_proactor (pn_connection_t *connection) |
| Return the proactor associated with a connection. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_proactor_t * | pn_event_proactor (pn_event_t *event) |
| Return the proactor associated with an event. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_millis_t | pn_proactor_now (void) |
| PNP_EXTERN int64_t | pn_proactor_now_64 (void) |
| Get the real elapsed time since an arbitrary point in the past in milliseconds. More... | |
| PNP_EXTERN void | pn_proactor_raw_connect (pn_proactor_t *proactor, pn_raw_connection_t *raw_connection, const char *addr) |
Connect addr and bind to raw_connection . More... | |
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The proactor associates an abstract AMQP protocol Connection with a concrete IO Transport implementation for outgoing and incoming connections.
pn_proactor_wait() returns Proactor events to application threads for handling.
The pn_proactor_*
functions are thread-safe, but to handle Proactor events you must also use the Core APIs, which are not. Core objects associated with different connections can be used concurrently, but objects associated with a single connection can only be used from their own thread.
The proactor serializes Proactor events for each connection
pn_connection_wake() allows any thread to "wake up" a connection. It causes pn_proactor_wait() to return a PN_CONNECTION_WAKE event that is serialized with the connection's other Proactor events. You can use this to implement communication between different connections, or from non-proactor threads.
Serialization and pn_connection_wake() simplify building applications with a shared thread pool, which serialize work per connection. Many other variations are possible, but you are responsible for any additional synchronization needed.
| typedef struct pn_event_batch_t pn_event_batch_t |
A batch of events that must be handled in sequence.
A pn_event_batch_t encapsulates potentially multiple events that relate to an individual proactor related source that must be handled in sequence.
Call pn_event_batch_next() in a loop until it returns NULL to extract the batch's events.
| PNP_EXTERN int pn_netaddr_str | ( | const pn_netaddr_t * | addr, |
| char * | buf, | ||
| size_t | size | ||
| ) |
Format a network address string in buf
.
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t* pn_transport_local_addr | ( | pn_transport_t * | t | ) |
Get the local address of a transport.
Return NULL
if not available. Pointer is invalid after the transport closes (PN_TRANSPORT_CLOSED event is handled)
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t* pn_transport_remote_addr | ( | pn_transport_t * | t | ) |
Get the local address of a transport.
Return NULL
if not available. Pointer is invalid after the transport closes (PN_TRANSPORT_CLOSED event is handled)
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t* pn_listener_addr | ( | pn_listener_t * | l | ) |
Get the listening addresses of a listener.
Addresses are only available after the PN_LISTENER_OPEN event for the listener.
A listener can have more than one address for several reasons:
pn_netaddr_next() will iterate over the addresses in the list.
| l | points to the listener |
| PNP_EXTERN const pn_netaddr_t* pn_netaddr_next | ( | const pn_netaddr_t * | na | ) |
| PNP_EXTERN const struct sockaddr* pn_netaddr_sockaddr | ( | const pn_netaddr_t * | na | ) |
On POSIX or Windows, get the underlying struct sockaddr
.
Return NULL if not available.
| PNP_EXTERN size_t pn_netaddr_socklen | ( | const pn_netaddr_t * | na | ) |
On POSIX or Windows, get the size of the underlying struct sockaddr
.
Return 0 if not available.
| PNP_EXTERN int pn_netaddr_host_port | ( | const pn_netaddr_t * | na, |
| char * | host, | ||
| size_t | hlen, | ||
| char * | port, | ||
| size_t | plen | ||
| ) |
| PNP_EXTERN int pn_proactor_addr | ( | char * | addr, |
| size_t | size, | ||
| const char * | host, | ||
| const char * | port | ||
| ) |
Format a host:port address string for pn_proactor_connect() or pn_proactor_listen()
| [out] | addr | address is copied to this buffer, with trailing '\0' |
| [in] | size | size of addr buffer |
| [in] | host | network host name, DNS name or IP address |
| [in] | port | network service name or decimal port number, e.g. "amqp" or "5672" |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_proactor_t* pn_proactor | ( | void | ) |
Create a proactor.
Must be freed with pn_proactor_free()
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_free | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor | ) |
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_connect2 | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor, |
| pn_connection_t * | connection, | ||
| pn_transport_t * | transport, | ||
| const char * | addr | ||
| ) |
Connect transport
to addr
and bind to connection
.
Errors are returned as PN_TRANSPORT_CLOSED events by pn_proactor_wait().
| [in] | proactor | the proactor object |
| [in] | connection | If NULL a new connection is created. proactor takes ownership of connection and will automatically call pn_connection_free() after the final PN_TRANSPORT_CLOSED event is handled, or when pn_proactor_free() is called. You can prevent the automatic free with pn_proactor_release_connection() |
| [in] | transport | If NULL a new transport is created. proactor takes ownership of transport , it will be freed even if pn_proactor_release_connection() is called. |
| [in] | addr | the "host:port" network address, constructed by pn_proactor_addr() An empty host will connect to the local host via the default protocol (IPV6 or IPV4). An empty port will connect to the standard AMQP port (5672). |
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_listen | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor, |
| pn_listener_t * | listener, | ||
| const char * | addr, | ||
| int | backlog | ||
| ) |
Start listening for incoming connections.
pn_proactor_wait() will return a PN_LISTENER_OPEN event when the listener is ready to accept connections, or a PN_LISTENER_CLOSE if the listen operation fails. If the listen failed, pn_listener_condition() will be set.
When the listener is closed by pn_listener_close(), or because of an error, a PN_LISTENER_CLOSE event will be returned and pn_listener_condition() will be set for an error.
| [in] | proactor | the proactor object |
| [in] | listener | proactor takes ownership of listener , and will automatically call pn_listener_free() after the final PN_LISTENER_CLOSE event is handled, or when pn_proactor_free() is called. |
| [in] | addr | the "host:port" network address, constructed by pn_proactor_addr() An empty host will listen for all protocols (IPV6 and IPV4) on all local interfaces. An empty port will listen on the standard AMQP port (5672). |
| [in] | backlog | of un-handled connection requests to allow before refusing connections. If addr resolves to multiple interface/protocol combinations, the backlog applies to each separately. |
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_disconnect | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor, |
| pn_condition_t * | condition | ||
| ) |
Disconnect all connections and listeners belonging to the proactor.
PN_LISTENER_CLOSE, PN_TRANSPORT_CLOSED and other Proactor events are generated as usual.
A PN_PROACTOR_INACTIVE event will be generated when all connections and listeners are disconnected and no timeout is pending. The event will also be generated if there are no listeners, connections or timeout when pn_proactor_disconnect() is called.
Creating new connections and listeners after this call and before the PN_PROACTOR_INACTIVE event may prevent the proactor from becoming inactive. After the PN_PROACTOR_INACTIVE event, the proactor can be used normally.
| proactor | the proactor |
| condition | if not NULL the condition data is copied to each disconnected transports and listener and is available in the close event. |
| PNP_EXTERN pn_event_batch_t* pn_proactor_wait | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor | ) |
Wait until there are Proactor events to handle.
You must call pn_proactor_done() when you are finished with the batch, you must not use the batch pointer after calling pn_proactor_done().
Normally it is most efficient to handle the entire batch in the calling thread and then call pn_proactor_done(), but see pn_proactor_done() for more options.
pn_proactor_get() is a non-blocking version of this call.
| PNP_EXTERN pn_event_batch_t* pn_proactor_get | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor | ) |
Return Proactor events if any are available immediately.
If not, return NULL. If the return value is not NULL, the behavior is the same as pn_proactor_wait()
| PNP_EXTERN pn_event_t* pn_event_batch_next | ( | pn_event_batch_t * | batch | ) |
Remove the next event from the batch and return it.
NULL means the batch is empty. The returned event pointer is valid until pn_event_batch_next() is called again on the same batch.
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_done | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor, |
| pn_event_batch_t * | events | ||
| ) |
Call when finished handling a batch of events.
Must be called exactly once to match each call to pn_proactor_wait().
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_interrupt | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor | ) |
Return a PN_PROACTOR_INTERRUPT event as soon as possible.
At least one PN_PROACTOR_INTERRUPT event will be returned after this call. Interrupts can be "coalesced" - if several pn_proactor_interrupt() calls happen close together, there may be only one PN_PROACTOR_INTERRUPT event that occurs after all of them.
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_set_timeout | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor, |
| pn_millis_t | timeout | ||
| ) |
Return a PN_PROACTOR_TIMEOUT after timeout
milliseconds elapse.
If no threads are blocked in pn_proactor_wait() when the timeout elapses, the event will be delivered to the next available thread.
Calling pn_proactor_set_timeout() again before the PN_PROACTOR_TIMEOUT is delivered replaces the previous timeout value.
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_cancel_timeout | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor | ) |
Cancel the pending timeout set by pn_proactor_set_timeout().
Does nothing if no timeout is set.
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_release_connection | ( | pn_connection_t * | connection | ) |
Release ownership of connection
, disassociate it from its proactor.
The connection and related objects (sessions, links and so on) remain intact, but the transport is closed and unbound. The proactor will not return any more events for this connection. The caller must call pn_connection_free(), either directly or indirectly by re-using connection
in another call to pn_proactor_connect() or pn_proactor_listen().
connection
does not belong to a proactor, this call does nothing.| PNP_EXTERN void pn_connection_wake | ( | pn_connection_t * | connection | ) |
Return a PN_CONNECTION_WAKE event for connection
as soon as possible.
At least one wake event will be returned, serialized with other Proactor events for the same connection. Wakes can be "coalesced" - if several pn_connection_wake() calls happen close together, there may be only one PN_CONNECTION_WAKE event that occurs after all of them.
connection
does not belong to a proactor, this call does nothing.| PNP_EXTERN pn_proactor_t* pn_connection_proactor | ( | pn_connection_t * | connection | ) |
Return the proactor associated with a connection.
| PNP_EXTERN pn_proactor_t* pn_event_proactor | ( | pn_event_t * | event | ) |
Return the proactor associated with an event.
| PNP_EXTERN pn_millis_t pn_proactor_now | ( | void | ) |
Get the real elapsed time since an arbitrary point in the past in milliseconds.
This may be used as a portable way to get a process-local timestamp for the current time. It is monotonically increasing and will never go backwards.
Note: this is not a suitable value for an AMQP timestamp to be sent as part of a message. Such a timestamp should use the real time in milliseconds since the epoch.
| PNP_EXTERN int64_t pn_proactor_now_64 | ( | void | ) |
Get the real elapsed time since an arbitrary point in the past in milliseconds.
This may be used as a portable way to get a process-local timestamp for the current time. It is monotonically increasing and will never go backwards.
Note: this is not a suitable value for an AMQP timestamp to be sent as part of a message. Such a timestamp should use the real time in milliseconds since the epoch.
| PNP_EXTERN void pn_proactor_raw_connect | ( | pn_proactor_t * | proactor, |
| pn_raw_connection_t * | raw_connection, | ||
| const char * | addr | ||
| ) |
Connect addr
and bind to raw_connection
.
Errors are returned as PN_RAW_CONNECTION_DISCONNECTED events by pn_proactor_wait().
| [in] | proactor | the proactor |
| [in] | raw_connection | the application must create a raw connection with pn_raw_connection() this parameter cannot be null. |
proactor
takes ownership of raw_connection
and will automatically call pn_raw_connection_free() after the final PN_RAW_CONNECTION_DISCONNECTED event is handled, or when pn_proactor_free() is called.
| [in] | addr | the "host:port" network address, constructed by pn_proactor_addr() An empty host will connect to the local host via the default protocol (IPV6 or IPV4). An empty port will connect to the standard AMQP port (5672). |


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Functional
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Miyuan Boutique Hotel / JAXDA
- Curated by 韩爽 - HAN Shuang
- about 4 hours
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: JAXDA
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2019
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Amey Kandalgaonkar, Silvio Azorin
- Design Team Kelvin Ni, Kyan Foo, Raluca Pestisanu, Summer Ho, Valeria Piconi, Yvonne Li, Silvio Azorin
- Clients Miyuan Boutique Hotel
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Text description provided by the architects. Miyuan hotel is a 22 room boutique hotel pretends visitors could feel the passage of time and the contact with nature. The site is located hidden in the mountains of Anhui, adjacent to the mouth of a dam and its river, surrounded by hiking tracks for exploration of the bamboo forest. The project adapts the unused buildings around giving them different functions to fill the needs of the hotel needs.
As soon as you enter in the building, the dualist dialogue begins between the exterior and the interior, the new and the old, the human and the nature. The building is understood as a configuration of different volumes that make up the rooms (ABCDE) connected through a corridor located in the northwest area of the building that allows the movement between different levels.
All used materials are natural: Stone bricks, Wood and bamboo. The design is focus in the typical bamboo of the area, used to create a cover façade reinterpreting a contemporary version of the traditional architectural use of bamboo in the region, as well then creating an integration of the north façade inside the surrounding bamboo forest.
The bamboo poles are adjusted along the facade to form shadow blinds. A game is created with the vertical lines of the bamboo canes, which in turn allows us to see the exterior nature through the openings in this vertical element.
Due to changes in temperature in the region, the diameter of the bamboo will vary with time, fracturing the organic surface of the bamboo and showing the wrinkles of time. This phenomenon that bamboo offers naturally creates a poetry about the old and the new.
Inside the rooms we continue with the same dualist dialogue, finding all rooms facing south, equipped with large openings or terraces, allowing us to glimpse the nature that takes place outside. The interior lacks pretensions, creating space through simple lines, giving greater importance to the exterior and creating a deep sensation by mixing the overflowing exterior nature with the interior.
The furniture used was collected from picturesque villages and surrounding villages, each piece of wood being unique. In turn, the restoration was made only on the surface of the same, thus maintaining the character and original essence of the furniture, creating again a dialogue with a great emphasis on the passage of time and the relationship between man and nature.
The Miyuan hotel not only aims to accommodate guests under a climate of nature and comfort, but to take them to a reflection that leads to a reconciliation between man and nature.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Darwin Barney to the DL author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 5473 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=5473 date: '2011-06-15 07:07:10 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-06-15 12:07:10 +0000' categories: - Infield - injuries tags: - Brewers - DL - Iowa Cubs - Jim Hendry - Spring Training - Rookie of the Year - Starlin Castro - Tyler Colvin - Jeff Baker - Blake Dewitt - Darwin Barney - Tony Campana comments: - id: 3748 author: JW author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://dubsism.wordpress.com date: '2011-06-15 11:08:00 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-06-15 16:08:00 +0000' content: "This is why I don't understand why Cubs fans don't kill themselves. You finally get a guy worth watching, and he gets hurt. \r\n\r\nAnd, I weep for you when I see lines like \"Barney’s injury will lead to more playing time for Jeff Baker and Blake Dewitt.\"" ---
A lot of Cubs fans have poo-poo'd the notion of the youth movement, but in the last two days, the youth has pulled through with late-inning heroics. In last night's game, Tony Campana doubled down the left-field line, advanced to 3rd on a sacrifice bunt by Fukudome and then scored on a Starlin Castro base-hit.
If you didn't see this game, I don't believe anyone else on the team could have stretched the hit into a double. To give you an idea of how "deep" the hit went, Ryan Braun had to contend with the bullpen pitcher's mound. This is precisely why I believe the Cubs need to keep Tony Campana up with the team. He brings a dimension to the team that we literally have not seen in years. This victory was purely generated by his speed. If he stays up, Tyler Colvin should stay in Iowa the rest of the year, unless he's batting .450 for the I-Cubs.
Don't get too excited about two wins in a row over the the first-place team in the division. One of the few bright spots on this 2011 team, Darwin Barney, is headed to the Disabled List after injuring his knee while scoring the game-winning run Monday night against the Brewers. Barney has quickly become my favorite player on the team to watch and now he'll be gone for two weeks.
Barney entered Spring Training as a player on the periphery. He worked hard and played well in Spring Training, earning a spot on the team. Just a few weeks later, he was rewarded with the starting job at 2nd base. He's been one of the most consistent and reliable players on the team. He's played in 63 games and has a .294 batting average. He's within one RBI and two runs scored of leading the team in those statistical categories. That runs scored number would probably be significantly higher if the heart of the batting order was able to drive in runs.
The good news is that Barney isn't seriously injured. It is a Grade 1 PCL strain in his right knee. Barney stated that he could be back within a week. However, this season is a loss, so they might as well let him recover fully, rather than have him deal with a nagging injury all year by trying to get him back as soon as possible.
Barney's injury will lead to more playing time for Jeff Baker and Blake Dewitt. Baker is returning from his time on the DL and has played really well this year. Dewitt has also been playing pretty well. If Jim Hendry isn't too scared to make some moves, this might be a good opportunity to showcase these guys and trade them while they're playing well.


Surface temperature models at Fort Beach. Figure presents the low-tide period during the hottest day of 2017 (22 June) from ( A) 14:00 EDT to ( F) 19:00 EDT (solar noon at this location is at 13:00 EDT). Surface temperature distribution is highly variable through space and time. Note that blank spaces represent coverage by water at high tide.


All Orders
API Information
API Documentation
URL Endpoint https://likes.ng/api/v1/create_order
HTTP POST Parameters
api_key: your account API Key
order_category: use any of the below order category codes
ig_followers : Instagram Followers
ig_likes : Instagram Likes
ig_foreign_likes : Instagram Foreign Likes
ig_foreign_followers : Instagram Foreign Followers
ig_comments : Instagram Comments
ig_views : Instagram Views
ig_reel_likes : Instagram Reels Likes
ig_reel_comments : Instagram Reels Comments
igtv_views : Igtv Views
twi_likes : Twitter Likes
twi_followers : Twitter Followers
twi_views : Twitter Views
twi_comments : Twitter Comments
twi_retweets : Twitter Retweets
tik_likes : Tiktok Likes
tik_comments : Tiktok Comments
tik_views : Tiktok Views
yt_likes : Youtube Likes
yt_views : Youtube Views
social_link : use your social media username if you are buying followers or use post link if you are buying likes
quantity : how many likes, comments or views


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Ofsted’s Chief Inspector sets out proposals for some of the most far-reaching education inspection reforms in the last quarter of a century.
Launching an eight-week consultation, Sir Michael Wilshaw said the reforms would bring about a radically different inspection regime designed to maintain and accelerate improved educational standards in England.
Sir Michael said:
Most schools and colleges have been improving over the past couple of years at a faster rate than ever before.
This is hugely encouraging and testament to the commitment of leaders and teachers to deliver a higher standard of education for our children and young people. They have responded to Ofsted’s more challenging inspection frameworks, in particular the introduction of the Requires Improvement judgement and our insistence that only good is good enough. This has been central to driving improvement.
It is absolutely vital that this progress is sustained and that our system does not falter. Over two thirds of good schools and colleges maintain their performance, and so there is a strong case for more proportionate inspections which focus on a professional dialogue between head teachers and inspectors. But by no means all of them do. In the past academic year alone 860 schools we inspected, attended by 335,000 children, declined in performance.
The time has come, therefore, to introduce frequent but shorter inspections for good schools and further education and skills providers. These inspections will be different to what has gone before. They will have a much clearer focus on ensuring that good standards have been maintained.
In particular, inspectors will be looking to see that headteachers and leadership teams have identified key areas of concern and have the capability to address them. For good schools and further education and skills providers who have the capacity to show this, the changes being proposed will mean that there is no longer any need for a full inspection.
Led by Her Majesty’s Inspectors, these short inspections will encourage professional dialogue and the sharing of good practice from across the country. They also mean that we can spot signs of decline early and take immediate action. If we find significant concerns then we will carry out a full inspection. Where we think the school or provider may have improved to outstanding, we may also decide to carry out a full inspection to confirm this.
At the moment, it can be five years or even more between inspections for a good school or provider. This is too long. It’s too long for parents and employers. It’s too long for us to spot signs of decline and it’s too long for improving institutions to show that they are now delivering an outstanding standard of education.
Parents and employers also need to know how schools are performing on a more regular basis. Shorter but frequent inspections of good schools and colleges will mean that we can keep them much better informed.
Sir Michael confirmed that Ofsted will retain the power to undertake a full inspection at any time where there are significant concerns about standards.
Another key proposal due to take effect from next September is the introduction of a new common inspection framework, which will standardise the approach to Ofsted education inspections. This will be adapted to suit nurseries, schools and colleges, including the independent schools that Ofsted inspects, making it easier for parents, employers, pupils and learners to compare different providers and make more informed choices.
Sir Michael said:
I believe that our new inspections should place emphasis on safeguarding, the breadth of the curriculum in schools, the relevance of courses and training in further education and skills, and the quality of early learning. Only then will we be able to make sure that all children and learners are properly safeguarded and prepared for life in the modern world.
The consultation also sets out proposals for four categories of judgements:
Sir Michael also said that Ofsted would not be consulting on the question of whether to introduce routine no-notice inspections.
I have already broadened the criteria Ofsted uses to judge whether an unannounced inspection is required for particular schools. After careful consideration, I have therefore concluded that we do not need to consult on moving to routine no-notice inspections at the present time.


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NYMag has a great article on Jon Stewart and the Daily Show.
“Jon has chronicled the death of shame in politics and journalism,” says Brian Williams, the NBC Nightly News anchor who is a frequent Daily Show guest. “Many of us on this side of the journalism tracks often wish we were on Jon’s side. I envy his platform to shout from the mountaintop. He’s a necessary branch of government.” -- nymag.com


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With these, you're the center of the Universe, floating in microgravity between distant stars. This is what you want.


Below 20 one-on-one conversations are provided. For each conversation please select the best generated response. Between the generated responses only one response can be selected as best. You should judge a generated response as best according to Empathy.
Please always keep in mind that:


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| Color | (Hue: 0.8, Saturation: 0.7) |
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| Palette | 0.0 |
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This classic WebGL example renders the Mandelbrot fractal by performing its complex number calculations in the fragment shader (i.e. by the GPU).
One of the mouse-bindings could turn the Mandelbrot set into a (unusable) musical instrument :-). By clicking on a point that belongs to the set, the complex sequence that defines the Mandelbrot set will be treated as an audio signal, with the real and imaginary parts fed into the two stereo channels of the dedault output audio device.
That idea came to me as I contemplated this thought: if this fractal exhibits such countless beautiful patterns, does it "sound" as good? We often visualize mathematical concepts, but in many cases we could also "audialize" them. So, how do I go about doing that for Mandelbrot?
The answer was in its mathematical definition. This fractal represents the set of complex numbers such that each number C in it produces a "bounded" sequence:
Zn =
0, if n = 0
Zn-12 + C, otherwise
The bound for these sequences is the circle |Z| = 2. If the absolute value of the elements in these sequences cannot explode beyond 2, then they could represent causal, stable, and discrete signals (steady state signals, or attenuating). So, I could just play these sequences as audio signals. It is also known that these sequences have periodic properties given their intimate relation with Julia sets.
It worked! Even though I did not get beautiful sounds in terms of timber, I was pleasantly surprised to find some "order" in these sounds. I think some of the adjacent patterns in this fractal produce minor chords, and the other distances/ratios known in music. Maybe I should not be surprised. After all, tuning methods are rooted in mathematics.
The following keys change the function of mouse dragging/click:
| M | Move | |
| Z | Zoom (in: up, out: down) | |
| C | Color (hue: horizontal, saturation: vertical) | |
| I | Intensity (more: up, less: down) | |
| N | Music Note (click/touch) |
The following keys perform the folowing actions:
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Add '#' and a color to the URL to get a page that's just a color.
Examples:
green
F5DF4D
linear-gradient(#3f87a6,#ebf8e1,#f69d3c)
(source on github)


$var title: Testing kit
To test your robots beforehand, please download the latest rgkit
from pip, or use the link on the Stats page (which
is also the version of rgkit that the server uses).
The rg
module is part of that kit.
https://github.com/RobotGame/rgkit is the latest version of the open source development kit with much more detailed information.
Python version: CPython 2.7.8
You can use pip install -U rgkit
and run:
rgrun yourcode.py yourothercode.py
Or you can gunzip and untar it wherever you want and run:
python rgkit/rgkit/run.py yourcode.py yourothercode.py
and it will launch a game between yourcode.py
and yourothercode.py
.
If you've only written one AI, you can just run it against itself.
run.py
also takes optional parameters. Common ones are:
-H, --headless
: runs without the UI (e.g. for A/B testing, etc.).-c, --count <number>
: specifies a number of games to run concurrently.


A global instance of the [page:LoadingManager LoadingManager], used by
most loaders when no custom manager has been specified.
This will be sufficient for most purposes, however there may be times when
you desire separate loading managers for say, textures and models.
You can optionally set the [page:LoadingManager.onStart onStart],
[page:LoadingManager.onLoad onLoad], [page:LoadingManager.onProgress onProgress],
[page:LoadingManager.onStart onError] functions for the
manager. These will then apply to any loaders using the
DefaultLoadingManager.
Note that these shouldn't be confused with the similarly named functions
of individual loaders, as they are intended for displaying information
about the overall status of loading, rather than dealing with the data
that has been loaded.
THREE.DefaultLoadingManager.onStart = function ( url, itemsLoaded, itemsTotal ) {
console.log( 'Started loading file: ' + url + '.\nLoaded ' + itemsLoaded + ' of ' + itemsTotal + ' files.' );
};
THREE.DefaultLoadingManager.onLoad = function ( ) {
console.log( 'Loading Complete!');
};
THREE.DefaultLoadingManager.onProgress = function ( url, itemsLoaded, itemsTotal ) {
console.log( 'Loading file: ' + url + '.\nLoaded ' + itemsLoaded + ' of ' + itemsTotal + ' files.' );
};
THREE.DefaultLoadingManager.onError = function ( url ) {
console.log( 'There was an error loading ' + url );
};
See the [page:LoadingManager LoadingManager] page for details of properties.
See the [page:LoadingManager LoadingManager] page for details of methods.
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/loaders/LoadingManager.js src/loaders/LoadingManager.js]


44 Internal getter/setters performance
- Within a class, accessing a field via getter is 3x slower than accessing it directly. For performance reason you should access to fields directly within the class.
- Without JIT, accessing a direct field is 3x faster than invoking a getter method.
- With JIT, accessing a field directly is same as like accessing a local, accessing a direct field is 7x faster than getter
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Please, notice:
For best user experience, please pick up video in the correct flowing format for displaying lyrics:
example: YouTube video title: "Artist - Song"


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public let readmeURL: String?
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public let tagList: [String]?
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public let owner: User?
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public let name: String
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public let issuesEnabled: Bool?
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public let openIssuesCount: Int?
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public let mergeRequestsEnabled: Bool?
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public let createdAt: Date?
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public let importStatus: String?
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public let archived: Bool?
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public let avatarURL: String?
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public let sharedRunnersEnabled: Bool?
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public let forksCount: Int
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public let runnersToken: String?
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public let publicJobs: Bool?
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public let sharedWithGroups: [ShareGroup]?
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public let onlyAllowMergeIfPipelineSucceeds: Bool?
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public let mergeMethod: String?
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public let links: Links?


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The RFIDAttributeTypes class is an auxiliary class created to simplify the work of the programmer.
The RFIDAttributeTypes class is an auxiliary class with all the AVP attributes that can be sent to the RFID reader.