I am a Front End Developer with Industry experience building websites and web applications.I have specialised in JavaScript and Java and have a professional experience using Bootstrap,jQuery and React for making web applications.I also have worked on PostgreSQL,ExpressJS,NodeJS and KnexJS for making Full Stack Applications.I also have good knowledge of Data Structures and Algorithms and been into competitive coding for a year now.
My first year aims were to get well-versed with any one of the languages(I chose Java) .Also,I started learning my very first domain that is,Internet Of Things,and had done some basic projects using Arduino . In my Second Year,I was gaining interest in Web Development so I started learning HTML,CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript and React along with the modern Back-End technologies that are used today with goals to complete at least 2 Real-World projects in the current field I also started learning Data Structures and Algorithms and other such important concepts and this phase is currently going on .For my next year,I am aiming to finish the core concepts for competitive coding and start making more advanced projects like projects with ML,IoT and also Web Development.
View ResumeThis is one of my current ongoing projects where i am developing a web application which uses a Machine Learning API called Clarifai and also is a fully-featured web application with both Front-End and the Back-End.The user needs to login or sign up first then the web app takes them to the Dashboard where the user needs to provide a image URL with a person's face in the image using the API.Currently I am fixing some major and minor bugs before deployment.
This website helps you pick up the suitable and nicest linear-gradient backgrounds for your websites and webpages.Also the CSS code for your selected background is provided too.
This web application is specially designed for mobile platforms.You can enter a name of a city or a Country and then the web app would give you the weather forecast of the specified city or Country.
View it in moblie view.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 1-2
These quick and easy fish fingers are baked in the oven rather than fried for a healthier dish.
Preheat the oven to 220C/450F/Gas 7. Line a baking tray with baking parchment and brush the parchment all over with a little vegetable oil.
In a bowl, mix together the breadcrumbs and polenta, and season well with freshly ground black pepper.
Put the plain flour into another bowl and season with the paprika. Beat the egg in a bowl.
Squeeze the lemon juice over the strips of fish.
Roll each strip of fish first in the flour mixture, then dip it into the beaten egg, then coat it in the polenta mixture. Place each fish finger onto the prepared baking tray.
Drizzle a little more vegetable oil onto each fish finger, then bake in the oven for 10-12 minutes, or until the fish is cooked through and the coating is crisp. Serve with salad or steamed vegetables.


Posted by Dota Team on October 13, 2016
The Boston Major is just one month away. Congratulations to the eight teams that battled through the Qualifiers to earn their places alongside the direct invites. While the attending teams and players make their final adjustments and preparations before traveling to Boston, we’d like to turn briefly to the remaining events in this year’s Dota 2 Major Championships schedule.
Posted by Dota2 Team on October 13, 2016
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Genk appoint new coach
by The Eagle OnlineBelgian champion Genk have hired German coach Hannes Wolf in a bid to overturn a poor run of results that has left the club languishing at mid-table in the Belgian league and out of the Champions League.
Genk said in a statement on Tuesday that the 38-year-old Wolf, who guided Stuttgart to promotion in Germany two years ago and went on to coach Hamburger SV, joined the club alongside his regular assistant Miguel Moreira.
Wolf was tutored by Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp when he was in charge of the youth teams at Borussia Dortmund.
He replaced Felice Mazzu, who was fired this month after Genk lost at Salzburg 6-2 and was beaten twice by Liverpool in recent weeks in the Champions League. Genk is bottom of its group and can no longer reach the knockout phase.
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For your smile
I will do anything
And in fact
I do everything.
My operating system
It's Linux
Open-source
In the autistic implementations
My nature
Is to never stop talking
And as such
The few that get to touch me
Have access to my whole code
Root access
The only thing I hide
The only things I get to hide
Are those that
In my mind
Someday
Eventually
Perhaps
Will make her smile
Surprised
Amazed.
It's hard
I want to say now
Today
Right now
Everything
I want to do
All the things I'm planning
All the things I dream
I see
But I wait
I work hard to be patient
To find the exact time
Tiny and perfect spot of time
Because
In the end
That's what I want to be
For her
And no one else
I am
I get to be
And from my best code
I make her a box
A box filled with chocolates
And everytime she gets one
She tastes the Truth
The Joy
The Divinity
Not just in me
Not just in her
She tastes
The Light in us.


Somanya: Massive rainstorm soaks Barclays bank cash as staff run for cover
The Somanya township has been devastated by a violent rainstorm which has damaged many properties including cash of some financial institutions.
Officials of the Ghana National Fire Service, the Police and National Disaster Management Organization are currently embarking on a joint rescue and salvage operations to ensure there is no casualty.
The violent rainstorm occurred Monday, November 25, 2019, between 3:30 pm and 4 pm.
Many houses and buildings including a storey building housing Barclays Bank, Yilo Stars Micro Finance company, Nanatel-MTN agent have all been ripped off.
The Ghana Commercial Bank Branch in Somanya was mildly affected.
Staff of the affected companies run helter-skelter for safety as the rainwater soaked huge sum of deposits collected.
Many trees have been toppled and blocked roads. Schools, Police station, Polyclinic in the area have all been affected.
Power supply to the Somanya township has also been affected.
A resident told Starr News “the rainstorm lasted 20 minutes with rains. It has destroyed the roof of two separate storey buildings housing Barclays Bank, Nanatel of MTN and residential apartments. This storm has never been experienced here”.
“It also also destroyed part of the GCB bank Ltd. Just the opposite and adjacent the destroyed buildings. This brought heavy traffic to the Somanya township that the presence of the Ghana Police Service was called to control”.
He added that “the main building by name Gimigreen has its roof destroyed that, urgent attention is required from NADMO. Some private cars were also damaged in the process”.
The Yilo Krobo Deputy District Director of National Disaster Management Organization , Bismark Angmor, described the incident as devastating but assured the situation was under control.


Director of Nursery, Primary and Secondary School since 1998, Teacher for Ethics and Religion at the Dar-Campus
Ndekusura Albert
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ICT
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English, Science & Technology
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Kiswahili, Geography, PDS, Civic & Moral
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Thomas Mayunga
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No matter if bus driver or receptionist, cooking chef or detergency, our team of Non-Teaching Staff helps us to keep up a smooth working rhythm.


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--- layout: post title: 'TDD Linkdump: The Importance of Katas' date: 2014-05-06 11:40:26.000000000 +08:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Programming tags: - TDD meta: _edit_last: '38359561' _publicize_job_id: '15436580057' author: login: noobgrammer email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: bytehala first_name: Lemuel last_name: '' ---
This morning I gave myself an ultimatum: TDD my personal project now or never at all. (Exaggeration, but yeah.)
So I scrambled to learn TDD, learn it first before I can move on with the project.
I found some books that I would like to read:
That's on top of the books I'm currently reading
Of course along with MAJOR Java topics I'm weak on: Concurrency, Networking, Reflection. Plus Android's Handlers.
That's a lot, it's overwhelming, it's a lifetime commitment but I digress.
Apparently, in the programming world, there exist kata. Kata in martial arts means form. It's something you go through at the start of every practice session to commit those forms to muscle memory. Peter Provost claims that the only way to learn TDD is through kata. The advise is to pick one kata, do it for 30 minutes every day for two weeks until you get comfortable with how TDD flows.
Don't even start doing TDD on real projects before you're comfortable with TDD. I guess my ultimatum won't be ultimate after all, but I'm glad it lead me to this.
I will start doing it. Starting today (1st of May 2014).
But I'll have to shave a little yak first, I don't even know JUnit. That is all.


Filmed in an extremely gritty, almost sepia, black-and-white, "Crane World" depicts a overweight, middle-aged Argentinian construction worker named Rulo who is one step away from permanent unemployment. As part of a growing neo-realist renaissance including films such as "La Ciudad" and "Central Station," they offer a single-minded focus on the losers in the new, highly competitive world economy. By the same token, none offers a vision of how this situation might improve, least of all through the examples of their characters, who are adrift like pieces of wood in a stormy sea.
Rulo, played by Luis Margani, has been trained by a friend to operate a crane on a construction site in downtown Buenos Aires. The new job would offer the 49 year old not only some security, but a sense of dignity. His life has been a string of one dead-end odd-job after another. None has provided him with income beyond what is necessary to sustain a very modest life-style. He lives in a cramped apartment and drives to the construction site in a battered sedan that periodically breaks down on the city streets. None of this bothers the affable Rulo, who is always looking on the bright side.
His pleasures are modest. Hanging out with male buddies, he prepares barbecue in his kitchen, watches soccer matches on television, tinkers with engines and chain-smokes cigarettes. The highlight of his life has been a gig in his youth as a bass player with a rock band called the Seventh Regiment, named after the military unit two of the band members served with.
An encounter with the proprietress of a sandwich stand near the construction site leads to a new romance, soon after the woman reveals that she was a big fan of the band. Keeping with his good-natured personality, he only chuckles when she blurts out that he used to be so skinny. What happened to him? He replies that we all get older.
Victim of his own excesses, Rulo discovers that his overweight condition and general poor health excludes him from the crane operator's job he had been banking on. In desperation he travels south to an arid and desolate Patagonia where he has been told that another crane operator's job is just waiting for him.
A group of a dozen or so men, including Rulo, live in a run-down dormitory where there is no running water. They work day and night in harsh conditions. When the boss neglects to provide lunch day after day, the men hold a meeting to discuss their options. We can not let them treat us this way, one worker says. During the meeting Rulo remains silent.
 In a scene that epitomizes Rulo's seemingly foolish determination to put the best spin on a bad situation, he meets with the foreman who is putting him on a truck back to Buenos Aires. They exchange pleasantries about how nice it is to have friends and to share good times. In the final scene, we see a grim-faced Rulo in his darkened apartment smoking a cigarette. What it lacks in dramatic resolution, it more than makes up for in honesty about this character and his lot in life.
The Rulos of this world constitute the overwhelming majority. All they are looking for is the opportunity to share simple pleasures with friends and loved ones. Driven by the lash of an increasingly competitive labor market, they are forced to wander from country to country, or within a country itself, looking for a permanent job that pays a decent living wage. At one time Argentina had a powerful labor movement that influenced film-makers. That labor movement, as is the case in the rest of the world, has been in retreat. When it is reborn, it certainly will inspire a different kind of movie with a different kind of central character. In the meantime, it is essential that directors like Pablo Trapero have the audacity to describe the world as it is, in contradistinction to the pleasant lies coming out of Hollywood and its outposts overseas.
("Crane World" is currently being shown at the Screening Room in New York City. It closes on April 13.)
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GET BYTECODE
1. Download browser extension bytecode (check HTML and scripts for location)
2. Unpack bytecode by just renaming extension to .zip
- .jar - Java package
- .xap - Silverlight package
- .swf - Flash (don't need extraction)
- .class - Java bytecode
- .dll - Silverlight bytecode
3. Decompile
- www.varaneckas.com/jad - Java
- https://github.com/java-decompiler/jd-gui
- http://www.nowrap.de/flasm - Flash
- http://www.nowrap.de/flare - Flash
- www.hp.com/go/swfscan - Flash
- www.red-gate.com/products/dotnet-development/reflector/ - Silverlight
REVIEW AND MODIFY SOURCE CODE
4. General code review- Does code contains public methods callable from outside script?
- Can these methods be used to malicious purposes?
- Intercept response and add javascript which can call these public methods.
5. Review input validation and output obfuscation and encryption
6. Hidden functionality which can be unlocked by modifying code
7. References to server-side functionality
8. Modify source code if there are no public methods which can be exploited from outside script
RECOMPILE AND PACK
9. Recompile with
- javac - Java
- flasm - Flash
- Visual Studio - Silverlight
10. Pack back to .zip and rename extension properly
LOAD EXTENSION TO BROWSER
- find extension file cached by browser on disk and replace
- using intercepting proxy change url from wich extension is loaded
- Request original URL, intercept response with original bytecode, change original bytecode with malicious (Burp: Paste from file)


I am an aspiring artist committed to producing quality designs and capable of
consistently developing artistic techniques to encourage innovation and visual
product improvement. A motivational leader skilled at focusing on communicating
the problem and finding ethical solutions.
I am currently a student in Ateneo de Manila University, Manila as a Communications
Technology major who collaborates with a team to determine ways on how to build
long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationships with external contacts and internal
departments to create a great client experience.
Due to this experience, I was able to discover my true passion for creating
sustainable products and wanted to pursue it as a career in the future.


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I am a graduate of Cal Poly Pomona with a bachelor's degree in computer engineering. Looking for a job. My hobbies include music, drawing, video games and occasional programming experiments such as this site.
Eventually I would like to be able to create and record my own music using FL Studio or a similar program. I would also like to create my own games starting with small mobile apps, and become a decent artist. Additionally I would like to be able to voice act. I guess I like to be a person of many talents, but one does not have all the time in the world to master everything.
I've also wanted to create a repository everything I've learned throughout school, since I've found many math and science subjects easy.
I consider my primary instrument to be drums and percussion. But I also know how to play piano, guitar, bass, violin and flute with varying degrees of proficiency. I also enjoy singing.
As for music production I tend to dream up some beats throughout the day but I never really get a chance to write them down. I can make beats in FL Studio but the free version is somewhat limiting, might try LMMS.
I also do some scoring with Sibelius and enjoy doing arrangements and tabs..
I only recently took up sketching. Not very good. Eventually I'd like to get a drawing tablet and see what I can do with it.
I own a condenser microphone and like to play with it a lot. It has very good recording quality for voice acting and singing. There is not much reverb in my room either so it comes out nicely. I understand that voice acting is much more than making funny voices.
The first Myer-Briggs test I took labeled me as INTP. Other tests I've taken gave me different letters (as some of the questions are difficult to answer) but INTP seemed the most accurate to me.


Real vs
perceived security
Me
- Albin Willman
- Fullstack dev @ Trialbee
- M. Sc Engineering mathematics
- I like numbers
Twitter: @SvenssonAlbin
Github: Albin-Willman
Humans
- Lazy
- Clever
- Good at patterns
- Predictable
- Forgets things
Combinatorics
- 27*2 letters
- 10 numbers
- 30 special chars
(94)^8 = 6.1e+15
Constraints
- 1 Uppercase letter
- 1 Lowercase letter
- 1 Number
- 1 Special character
27^21030*94^4 = 1.7e+13
Summary


--- layout: post title: Build an AngularJS Wizard Redux date: 2015-01-10 18:42:22.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - AngularJS - Programming tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '8' _thumbnail_id: '687' _nina_cross_promo: a:1:{s:8:"template";s:17:"custom_1399328552";} _yoast_wpseo_primary_category: '' _wpcom_is_markdown: '1' author: login: ohmadmin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Lukas Ruebbelke first_name: Lukas last_name: Ruebbelke ---
My original intention was to revisit and update the ng-animate First Look with AngularJS Wizard post; but by the time I was finished, I had an almost entirely different project on my hands. Since the original post, the ngAnimate API has pretty much entirely changed. Also, the new "controller as" syntax (which I have learned to like quite a bit) was introduced. Along with updating to the latest AngularJS libraries and conventions, I replaced the existing modal with the ui-bootstrap modal since that is what I use almost exclusively now.
So welcome to an entirely new version of an old blog post! Check out the demo and grab the code. My life is good!
[button link="http://simpulton.github.io/angularjs-wizard/" size="large" window="yes"]Demo[/button]
[button link="https://github.com/simpulton/angularjs-wizard" size="large" window="yes"]Code[/button]
The wizard is primarily built on top of Bootstrap and AngularJS as you can see in the code below. We will put our animations in the app.css file and the application functionality in app.js.
{% highlight html %}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/twitter-bootstrap/3.3.1/css/bootstrap.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="app.css"/>
</head>
<body>
<!-- ... -->
<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.3/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/angular.js/1.3.8/angular.min.js"></script>
<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/angular.js/1.3.8/angular-animate.min.js"></script>
<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/twitter-bootstrap/3.3.1/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script>
<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/angular-ui-bootstrap/0.12.0/ui-bootstrap-tpls.min.js"></script>
<script src="app.js"></script>
</body>
{% endhighlight %}
Once we include the ngAnimate and ui.bootstrap submodules in our application, the foundation for our wizard will be complete and we can start building on it.
[js]
angular.module('App', ['ngAnimate', 'ui.bootstrap'])
.controller('AppCtrl', function ($modal) { });
[/js]
We will iterate through the steps to build the wizard in a somewhat circular fashion, starting with showing the wizard and ending with closing the wizard and displaying the results.
The instantiation of a bootstrap modal is handled by the $modal service so we need to inject that into our AppCtrl. The creation of the modal is handled by calling $modal.open(config) and passing in a configuration option for the new modal. This is surprisingly similar to creating a new route in that the we define values for templateUrl, controller and controllerAs properties.
[js]
angular.module('App', ['ngAnimate', 'ui.bootstrap'])
.controller('AppCtrl', function ($modal) {
var app = this;
app.open = function () {
var modalInstance = $modal.open({
templateUrl: 'partials/wizard.html',
controller: 'ModalCtrl',
controllerAs: 'modal'
});
};
})
[/js]
We are also storing a reference to the newly minted modal, modalInstance, for us to use when we handle the result of closing or dismissing the modal.
The $modal service takes the modal template and the appropriate controller, compiles the two together, and adds the result to the DOM. Now that we have the wizard on the page, the next bit of functionality we will add is the ability to navigate through the steps of the wizard. Our wizard will have three steps which we are defining in the modal.steps array as ['one', 'two', 'three']. We will track the index of the current step with the modal.step property. I could have made this more concise by tracking the steps entirely by index, but I like using labels for steps so you can better describe the step you are on.
We are also going to create an object to take the user input and store it on the modal.wizard property. Then we are going to pre-populate the tacos property to 2 since that is the polite thing to do. Enough to appear sensible but not so many that we go broke! We are doing this so that we have a persistent mechanism to store the user input as they work through the wizard. We are using ngSwitch to change from one step to another and, as you would expect from any good component, it does a very good job of cleaning up after itself. The first iteration I did of this, I was not able to persist the user's input because it kept getting wiped out when I went to the next step. The trick is to promote the data structure to be one level above the actual ngSwitch statements.
[js]
.controller('ModalCtrl', function ($modalInstance) {
var modal = this;
modal.steps = ['one', 'two', 'three'];
modal.step = 0;
modal.wizard = {tacos: 2};
modal.isCurrentStep = function (step) {
return modal.step === step;
};
modal.setCurrentStep = function (step) {
modal.step = step;
};
modal.getCurrentStep = function () {
return modal.steps[modal.step];
};
});
[/js]
We also have three convenience methods that provide the right levers and switches for controlling the view. The first method is isCurrentStep(step), which tells us if a step is the step we are on currently; this is good for things like ngClass. The second method is setCurrentStep(step), which is a simple setter for setting the current step. And finally, we have getCurrentStep(), which returns us the label of the step we are on.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
We will use modal.isCurrentStep(step) to apply a btn-primary class to our button group to visually indicate the active step we are on. We will also attach modal.setCurrentStep(step) to ngClick to set the current step.
We are using ngSwitch to control which div is shown based on the return value of modal.getCurrentStep(). When modal.getCurrentStep() returns two for instance, then ng-switch-when="two" is triggered and that div is shown while the other divs are hidden.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
I am not going to dig into the actual contents of each step of the wizard as it is nothing more than a basic AngularJS form. Definitely check out the AngularJS documentation if you have any questions about how that piece is working.
We have covered the button bar on the top which allows us to jump to any point in the wizard, but we need to add in next and previous buttons so we can step through the wizard in a sequential fashion. In the modal footer, we will add two buttons with a to handle previous and next actions. Using ng-show="!modal.isFirstStep()", we will toggle the visibility of the previous button based on whether or not we are on the first step. We will do something similar with the label of the next button via modal.getNextLabel(), because we want to actually close the modal when we are on the last step and we want to reflect the nature of that interaction. And finally, we have attached modal.handlePrevious() and modal.handleNext() method calls to the previous and next buttons, respectively.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
In the ModalCtrl, we will examine the methods described in the view above. If the intent is clear without going further, I will have considered that a small win. We are going to track whether or not we are on the first or last step with modal.isFirstStep() and modal.isLastStep(). By comparing modal.step to 0, we can know if we are on the first step and by comparing modal.step to the total number of steps i.e. modal.steps.length - 1, we can know if we are on the last step.
[js]
modal.isFirstStep = function () {
return modal.step === 0;
};
modal.isLastStep = function () {
return modal.step === (modal.steps.length - 1);
};
modal.getNextLabel = function () {
return (modal.isLastStep()) ? 'Submit' : 'Next';
};
modal.handlePrevious = function () {
modal.step -= (modal.isFirstStep()) ? 0 : 1;
};
modal.handleNext = function () {
if (modal.isLastStep()) {
$modalInstance.close(modal.wizard);
} else {
modal.step += 1;
}
};
[/js]
We can build on those two simple methods by fleshing out modal.handlePrevious(). If we are on the first step then we cannot go back any further, so we will keep modal.step at 0. We will also finish modal.getNextLabel() by returning 'Submit' if we are on the last step and 'Next' if we are not.
Things get interesting with modal.handleNext() in that we will increment modal.step by one if we are not on the last step; but we will actually close the modal and submit the contents of modal.wizard if we are. We are able to manage interactions with the actual modal instance through the $modalInstance service, which we have injected into ModalCtrl. By calling $modalInstance.close(modal.wizard), we are sending the contents of modal.wizard back to the origination point of the modal for processing.
We can also close the modal by dismissing it which is handled differently by the parent controller than closing the modal. We will get into how to handle these two actions in the AppCtrl in just a moment; but for now, we just need to know that we dismiss the modal by calling $modalInstance.dismiss(reason).
[js]
modal.dismiss = function(reason) {
$modalInstance.dismiss(reason);
};
[/js]
We will wrap the $modalInstance call in the modal.dismiss(reason) method so that we can keep our view from knowing anything about $modalInstance. In the modal header, we then call ng-click="modal.dismiss('No bueno!')" from ngClick to dismiss the modal.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
So far we have been entirely focused on the technical details of setting up the wizard, so I think it is time to spread our wings and fly with the spirit of the eagle! We are going to achieve this super special place of power by adding in a CSS animation using ngAnimate.
Animations in ngAnimate follow a fairly conventional format that is pretty easy to leverage once you understand how they are defined. In CSS, they basically follow a [class-name].[event-name].[state-name]. We are going to start with a base class of wave and construct our animations off of that.
We are only going to touch the surface of how to do one type of animation in AngularJS. I highly recommend reading Remastered Animation in AngularJS 1.2 by my BFF Matias Niemela for a more in-depth explanation. He wrote ngAnimate so it is safe to say that he knows things!
The first thing we need to do is to define the nature of the transition for adding and removing the wave class. Following the convention I described above, we will define a style for .wave.ng-enter and .wave.ng-leave since wave is the base style and ng-leave and ng-enter are the events that are triggered. From here, we are defining our transition to animate all properties using the cubic-bezier tween we defined at 0.5 seconds.
[css]
.wave.ng-enter, .wave.ng-leave {
-webkit-transition:all cubic-bezier(0.250, 0.460, 0.450, 0.940) 0.5s;
transition:all cubic-bezier(0.250, 0.460, 0.450, 0.940) 0.5s;
}
[/css]
First, we will define the transition for when an element is activated via ngSwitch. The base class is wave, the event is ng-enter and the state when it is actively applied aka the finished state is ng-enter-active. When a new step is activated, we want it to slide in from the left, so we start out by setting the left property to -100% and finish at 0.
[css]
.wave.ng-enter {
position: absolute;
left:-100%;
}
.wave.ng-enter.ng-enter-active {
left:0;
}
[/css]
We will do the opposite for the step that is being left by harnessing the ng-leave event and starting at left:0 and and finishing with left: 100%.
[css]
.wave.ng-leave {
position: absolute;
left:0;
}
.wave.ng-leave.ng-leave-active {
left:100%;
}
[/css]
The beauty of ngAnimate is that attaching animations is as easy as attaching a class to our view. In the curious case of our wizard, it goes no further than adding class="wave" to our three ngSwitch divs.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
And now we are full circle and it is time to hand off the results of our wizard to the main application. When we stored the reference of our modal as modalInstance, it came with a result property that is actually a promise and is resolved when the modal is closed or dismissed. The distinction between $modalInstance.close(data) and $modalInstance.dismiss(reason) is that the close handler is treated as the success function and the dismiss handler is treated as the error function.
[js]
angular.module('App', ['ngAnimate', 'ui.bootstrap'])
.controller('AppCtrl', function ($modal) {
var app = this;
app.closeAlert = function () {
app.reason = null;
};
app.open = function () {
var modalInstance = $modal.open({
templateUrl: 'partials/wizard.html',
controller: 'ModalCtrl',
controllerAs: 'modal'
});
modalInstance.result
.then(function (data) {
app.closeAlert();
app.summary = data;
}, function (reason) {
app.reason = reason;
});
};
})
[/js]
In the case of a dismissal, we are setting the reason to app.reason, which is tied to an alert in the view. This is slightly gratuitous but hey! That is how I roll! We then dismiss the alert by calling app.closeAlert().
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
In the case of submitting the wizard, we close the alert in case it is showing and then set app.summary to data, which is the result of the wizard.
{% highlight html %}
Coming: {{app.summary.coming}}
Tacos: {{app.summary.tacos}}
Toppings:
{% endhighlight %}
We can then bind to app.summary in the view to show the results of the wizard. These last two items are more for illustration purposes, but I believe by now we have gotten the point.
Let us take a moment to review what we have learned.
Remastered Animation in AngularJS 1.2
[button link="http://simpulton.github.io/angularjs-wizard/" size="large" window="yes"]Demo[/button]
[button link="https://github.com/simpulton/angularjs-wizard" size="large" window="yes"]Code[/button]


Users
Red-flag Records List And Status
Under Investigation
Resolved
Rejected
All Red-flag Records For All Users
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Boxer accused of breaking QIH director Kevin Lunney's nose to contest charges of assaulting two police officers
An amateur boxer accused of breaking Co Fermanagh businessman Kevin Lunney's nose is to contest charges of assaulting two police officers during his arrest, a court heard today.
Bernard McGovern's lawyer confirmed he intends to deny the allegations connected to his detention in September.
Up to five witnesses will now give evidence at a trial listed for hearing in Belfast early next year.
McGovern, 22, of Springtown Road in Kinawley, Co Fermanagh, is facing extradition proceedings after being detained on a European Arrest Warrant.
He is wanted in the Republic of Ireland over claims he was involved in an attack on two Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH) executives at a service station in Co Cavan on February 1.
Previous courts were told Mr Lunney suffered a broken nose, while his colleague Dara O'Reilly had a cup of hot water poured onto his face.
McGovern is not accused of any role in subsequent, separate events on September 17 when Mr Lunney was abducted and tortured.
In that incident the businessman was beaten, stabbed and dumped by a roadside across the border in Co Cavan.
Mr Lunney is a director in a company made up of elements of the former business empire founded by ex-tycoon Sean Quinn Sr.
Mr Quinn, at one time Ireland's richest man, has repeatedly condemned any targeting of those now running QIH.
Attempts to have McGovern extradited are on hold pending the outcome of the case against him in Belfast.
He faces charges of assaulting two PSNI officers - one male and one female - and resisting police.
The alleged offences were committed on September 19 - when he was detained on the arrest warrant.
McGovern was not present for today's review hearing at Belfast Magistrates' Court.
A prosecution lawyer said body-worn footage of the alleged incident has been obtained and will be served on the defence "as soon as possible".
Pressed by District Judge Steven Keown, defence solicitor Michael Brentnall confirmed McGovern will be contesting the charges.
It was also set out that five witnesses, including the two injured parties, are expected to be called.
Adjourning proceedings, Mr Keown listed the case for trial on February 12.


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Abby Day
02.13.17
He was a fixture in The Convo and the Peden Stadium locker room. Now, the only time Roderick McDavis will be in either place will be his legacy.
As McDavis retires as president, his time at Ohio University sporting events has ended, too. His final basketball game was last Tuesday’s loss to Central Michigan.
But regardless of wins and losses, McDavis — overall — has actively transformed Ohio athletics into one of the premier schools in the Mid-American Conference.
Before Solich, OU only had two winning seasons in the previous 22 years. That changed.
During his 12 seasons, the Bobcats have won the MAC East Division four times, leading to four conference championship game appearances, including in 2016. Ohio still has not won the MAC since 1968.
The football team also won its first bowl game in program history in 2011.
The basketball program has seen success under McDavis, particularly in 2012 when the Bobcats won the MAC Tournament and advanced to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. Ohio also made the NCAA Tournament in 2005 and 2010.
Maurice Ndour, who played for Ohio from 2013 to 2015, now plays for the New York Knicks as the only former OU player on an NBA regular season roster since 2005.
The women’s program has never been better. When coach Bob Boldon inherited the program, Ohio was coming off its worst season in program history. Now in his fourth season, the past two years rank first and second in program history for wins.
In both years Ohio won the MAC regular season title, and in 2014-15, the Bobcats also won the MAC Tournament and appeared in the NCAA Tournament. Four of the top six seasons in terms of total wins have come since McDavis became president.
Ohio has made the NCAA Tournament as recently as 2014, and the Bobcats appeared in the conference championship game last season. They were also the preseason pick to win the MAC in 2017.
After the worst season in program history in 2014, Ohio won the MAC in 2015 and appeared in the NCAA Tournament.
Former conference MVP Mitch Longo was the most recent Ohio player taken in the MLB Draft after being selected by the Cleveland Indians in 2016.
Volleyball has arguably been the most successful sport at Ohio since McDavis arrived. Since 2004, the Bobcats have had the conference MVP eight times, with Abby Gilleland being the most recent in 2013 and 2014.
Additionally, since 2004, Ohio has appeared in the NCAA Championship nine times, advancing to the Regional Semifinal in 2005.
Ohio’s most recent MAC championship came in 2015.
Juli Accurso, the best runner in Ohio history, was the first runner in MAC history to win three-consecutive conference titles as an individual in 2011, 2012 and 2013. Additionally, she was named the Great Lakes Regional Runner of the Year her final two seasons.
The majority of praise for Ohio’s resurgence in athletics goes to Jim Schaus, the university’s director of Athletics since 2008. While teams have performed well, Schaus took a $2.3 million annual deficit and helped the university profit in two years, according to the Athletic Department website. In August 2016, he signed a five-year extension with the university to continue his position.
While Schaus has brought stability, OU did cut four varsity programs prior to his arrival. In 2007, the university cut men’s indoor and outdoor track, lacrosse and swimming.
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OU President Roderick McDavis is leaving February 17. The Post looks back at his time as Ohio's president. Click this box to read the rest of the stories from this issue.


Lab 10 - Running the Cool Store Demo
Lab Goal
To install the shopping cart web application and run the Cool Store Demo
Cool Store web application
- The online web shop application (brms-coolstore-demo.war) has been deployed for you already.
$ ls brms-install-demo/target/jboss-eap-6.4/standalone/deployments/
- it will be available if you have already built the rules project at least once
Welcome to the Cool Store
- Start (if not already running) the JBoss BRMS server
- Open the Cool Store web application:
Demo the Cool Store
- A simple demo shows changing shipping decision table values, picked up live in web application
- select
'Forge Laptop Sticker ($8.50)'
and click 'ADD TO CART'
button
- note shipping calculated to
'2.99'
Demo the Cool Store
- Now change the decision table shipping value in the JBoss BRMS dashboard
- login and open the decision table
'Shipping Rules'
- change the
'Shipping Tier 1' 'Shipping Total'
value to '22.99'
Demo the Cool Store
- Save the rule
- In poject editor we need to release a new version of our project
- Bump up the Version ID:
OPEN PROJECT EDITOR
VERSION ID: 1.0.1
Demo the Cool Store
- Ensure your package builds:
OPEN PROJECT EDITOR -> BUILD & DEPLOY
(should see green pop-up 'Build Successful')
Demo the Cool Store
- Clear the values in the Cool Store shopping cart and re-run the previous purchase
- select
'Forge Laptop Sticker ($8.50)'
and click 'ADD TO CART'
button
- note shipping calculated to
'22.99'
More Cool Store Fun?
Running in bpmPaaS (video)
Ready for more?
There are more free online workshops to help you along with JBoss BRMS and JBoss BPM Suite. Check them out
and expand your skills today!
- JBoss BRMS & BPM Suite Articles
- JBoss BPM Suite Demos
- JBoss bpmPaaS Demos


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came.CGCNet¶
- class came.CGCNet(**kwargs)¶
Cell-Gene-Cell graph neural network (used when features are 1-to-1 aligned)
Graph Convolutional Network for cell-gene Heterogeneous graph, with edges named as:
(‘cell’, ‘express’, ‘gene’): ov_adj
(‘gene’, ‘expressed_by’, ‘cell’): ov_adj.T
(‘cell’, ‘self_loop_cell’, ‘cell’): sparse.eye(n_cells)
Notes
gene embeddings are computed from cells;
weight sharing across hidden layers is allowed by setting
share_hidden_weights
asTrue
.attention can be applied on the last layer (self.cell_classifier);
the graph for the embedding layer and the hidden layers can be different.
- Parameters:
g_or_canonical_etypes (dgl.DGLGraph or a list of 3-length-tuples) – if provide a list of tuples, each of the tuples should be like
(node_type_source, edge_type, node_type_destination)
.in_dim_dict (Dict[str, int]) – Input dimensions for each node-type
h_dim (int) – number of dimensions of the hidden states
h_dim_add (Optional[int or Tuple]) – if provided, an extra hidden layer will be add before the classifier
out_dim (int) – number of classes (e.g., cell types)
num_hidden_layers (int) – number of hidden layers
norm (str) – normalization method for message aggregation, should be one of {‘none’, ‘both’, ‘right’, ‘left’} (Default: ‘right’)
use_weight (bool) – True if a linear layer is applied after message passing. Default: True
dropout_feat (float) – dropout-rate for the input layer
dropout (float) – dropout-rate for the hidden layer
negative_slope (float) – negative slope for
LeakyReLU
batchnorm_ntypes (List[str]) – specify the node types to apply BatchNorm (Default: None)
layernorm_ntypes (List[str]) – specify the node types to apply
LayerNorm
out_bias (bool) – whether to use the bias on the output classifier
rel_names_out (a list of tuples or strings) – names of the output relations; if not provided, use all the relations of the graph.
share_hidden_weights (bool) – whether to share the graph-convolutional weights across hidden layers
attn_out (bool) – whether to use attentions on the output layer
kwdict_outgat (Dict) – a dict of key-word parameters for the output graph-attention layers
share_layernorm (bool) – whether to share the LayerNorm across hidden layers
residual (bool) – whether to use the residual connection between the embedding layer and the last hidden layer. This operation may NOT be helpful in transfer-learning scenario. (Default: False)
See also
- __init__(**kwargs)¶
Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
Methods
__init__
(**kwargs)Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
add_module
(name, module)Adds a child module to the current module.
apply
(fn)Applies
fn
recursively to every submodule (as returned by.children()
) as well as self.bfloat16
()Casts all floating point parameters and buffers to
bfloat16
datatype.buffers
([recurse])Returns an iterator over module buffers.
children
()Returns an iterator over immediate children modules.
cpu
()Moves all model parameters and buffers to the CPU.
cuda
([device])Moves all model parameters and buffers to the GPU.
double
()Casts all floating point parameters and buffers to
double
datatype.eval
()Sets the module in evaluation mode.
extra_repr
()Set the extra representation of the module
float
()Casts all floating point parameters and buffers to
float
datatype.forward
(feat_dict, g, **other_inputs)Defines the computation performed at every call.
get_attentions
(feat_dict, g[, fuse])output a cell-by-gene attention matrix
get_buffer
(target)Returns the buffer given by
target
if it exists, otherwise throws an error.get_classification_loss
(out_cell, labels[, ...])get_extra_state
()Returns any extra state to include in the module's state_dict.
get_hidden_states
([feat_dict, g, i_layer, ...])access the hidden states.
get_out_logits
(feat_dict, g, **other_inputs)get the output logits
get_parameter
(target)Returns the parameter given by
target
if it exists, otherwise throws an error.get_sampler
(canonical_etypes[, ...])get_submodule
(target)Returns the submodule given by
target
if it exists, otherwise throws an error.half
()Casts all floating point parameters and buffers to
half
datatype.ipu
([device])Moves all model parameters and buffers to the IPU.
load_state_dict
(state_dict[, strict])Copies parameters and buffers from
state_dict
into this module and its descendants.modules
()Returns an iterator over all modules in the network.
named_buffers
([prefix, recurse])Returns an iterator over module buffers, yielding both the name of the buffer as well as the buffer itself.
named_children
()Returns an iterator over immediate children modules, yielding both the name of the module as well as the module itself.
named_modules
([memo, prefix, remove_duplicate])Returns an iterator over all modules in the network, yielding both the name of the module as well as the module itself.
named_parameters
([prefix, recurse])Returns an iterator over module parameters, yielding both the name of the parameter as well as the parameter itself.
parameters
([recurse])Returns an iterator over module parameters.
register_backward_hook
(hook)Registers a backward hook on the module.
register_buffer
(name, tensor[, persistent])Adds a buffer to the module.
register_forward_hook
(hook)Registers a forward hook on the module.
register_forward_pre_hook
(hook)Registers a forward pre-hook on the module.
register_full_backward_hook
(hook)Registers a backward hook on the module.
register_load_state_dict_post_hook
(hook)Registers a post hook to be run after module's
load_state_dict
is called.register_module
(name, module)Alias for
add_module()
.register_parameter
(name, param)Adds a parameter to the module.
requires_grad_
([requires_grad])Change if autograd should record operations on parameters in this module.
set_extra_state
(state)This function is called from
load_state_dict()
to handle any extra state found within the state_dict.share_memory
()See
torch.Tensor.share_memory_()
state_dict
(*args[, destination, prefix, ...])Returns a dictionary containing a whole state of the module.
to
(*args, **kwargs)Moves and/or casts the parameters and buffers.
to_empty
(*, device)Moves the parameters and buffers to the specified device without copying storage.
train
([mode])Sets the module in training mode.
type
(dst_type)Casts all parameters and buffers to
dst_type
.xpu
([device])Moves all model parameters and buffers to the XPU.
zero_grad
([set_to_none])Sets gradients of all model parameters to zero.
Attributes
T_destination
dump_patches


I wanted to write and talk a little about memory because of a mention of GC (Garbage Collection) during a lecture we had last week. Memory usage is a significant means of improving performance, so it feels necessary to keep it top of mind as we learn to do more with Ruby, application building and programming as a whole.
Below is a bit of a table of contents - this thing could get long, but I'll try and be brief.
Memory, what we often think of exclusively as RAM in PCs, is a critical resource, precious even, especially in situations where memory is scarce.
That's because the OS, hardware and software make use of physical memory like RAM, also called "primary storage", to fetch data and perform operations more quickly.


File Search
File Search is an essential part of Alfred's search functionality. It allows you to expand your search, navigate your Mac's directories and take action on files you find.
On this Feature page, you'll find out more about:
Looking for File Actions? They've moved in the Alfred 4 preferences, so you'll find the Actions documentation here instead. QuickLook and Previews have also been moved out of the File Search prefs.
File Search
Alfred's Default Results include the most essential file types; Applications, System Preferences, Contacts, and any file types you've added.
When you need to expand your search scope beyond these core file types included in Alfred's results, the File Search keywords are here to help you.
- Use the "open" keyword to open a file (or press the spacebar as a shortcut!)
- Use the "find" keyword to reveal the file in Finder
- Use the "in" keyword to search inside your files' content
You can customise these keywords in the Features > File Search preferences.
You can also choose which file types Alfred should not show in the results, and how many results Alfred should present.
If you're a Powerpack user, take a look at File Filters to create custom search filters based on file types or search scope, making your searches even more efficient.
File Navigation
Use Alfred to navigate through your Mac's file system. This is a great way to quickly make your way through folders without having to use the mouse.
To start, type:
- / (slash) to take you to the root folder on your Mac, or
- ~ (tilde) to go to your user directory.
From here, start typing the first few characters of the next folder or file you want Alfred to narrow his search to or use the arrow keys to go down to the folder you need.
Not sure of the file name? Add a * (star) to the start of your search term to make it into a wildcard.
You can tweak which keys are used to navigate through and open folders in File Navigation in the Features > File Search > Navigation preferences.
Sorting Preferences and Order
Using the cog in bottom right of the File Navigation window, you can customise the sorting by Name, Creation Date or Last Modified Date, and whether you want to show folders at the top.
You can set the order to ascending or descending either in the cog preferences, or by clicking the arrow next to it to swap the order.
⌘ + Shift + I can be used to show and hide the preview on the right side.
File Buffer
The File Buffer allows you to select multiple files and add them to a buffer. You can then take action on all of these files at once!
The buffer is controlled by using the ⌥ (Alt) key in combination with the selected file in Alfred's results.
- ⌥↑ to add a file to the buffer from Alfred's results
- ⌥↓ to add a file and move to the next item in your list of results
- ⌥← to remove the last item from the buffer
- ⌥→ to action all items in the buffer
- ⌥ backspace to remove all items from the buffer
You'll see an upwards arrow identifying the files you've already added to the buffer.
You can also see additional information about the particular file, as well as a cheatsheet of the key combinations when hovering over the files.
You can modify some of the preferences in Alfred's Preferences under Features > File Search > Buffer.
Want to take action on multiple files at once without first popping Alfred up? Select them in Finder and press the Finder Selection hotkey (which is ⌥⌘\ by default) to bring up the Actions panel.
Recent Documents
The Recent Documents feature helps you locate the files you've opened last in a particular application.
Search for the application you're looking for and press the right arrow to show the list of file actions for your app. You'll then see the list of available file actions for it; Recent Documents will be at the top of the list. Press the Return key to see your latest documents.
Known issue: this feature is not fully compatible with Microsoft Office and some other non-Cocoa (non-native macOS) applications. In these cases, only files opened with Alfred will appear in results due to the limitation of the third party software.
Learning more about file search
Want to do even more with file search?
- Use File Filter workflows to focus your search to file types and search scopes you need
- Use Tags to give your files labels/nicknames and search using those tags
You can also take a look at the Guides and Tutorials for more ways to be productive when searching your Mac.


Captain why are we out here chasing comets? Talk about going nowhere fast. The game's not big enough unless it scares you a little. Your head is not an artifact
I've had twelve years to think about it. And if I had it to do over again I would have grabbed the phaser and pointed it at you instead of them.
Well, thats certainly good to know. I'll be sure to note that in my log. My oath between Captain Kargan and myself. Your only concern is with how you obey my orders.
Computer, belay that order. Fear is the true enemy, the only enemy. Your shield were failing, sir. Fate. It protects fools, little children, and ships named "Enterprise." I'll alert the crew. The Enterprise computer system is controlled by three primary main processor corse, cross-linked with a redundant melacorts ramistat, fourteen kiloquad interface modules. We have a saboteur aboard.
Sorry, Data. Besides, you look good in a dress. Damage report! A surprise party? Mr.  I would *never* do that to you. Could someone survive inside a transporter buffer for 75 years? For an andgroud with no feeling, he sure managed to evoke them in others. Well, I'll say this for him -- he's sure of himself. Some days you get the bear, and some days the bear gets you.
Maybe if we felt any human loss as keenly as we feel one of those close to us, human history would be far less bloody. We finished out first sensor sweep of the neutral zone. Fate protects fools, little children and ships named Enterprise. Sure. You'd be surprised how far a hug goes with Geordi, or Worf. Well, that's certainly good to know. I'll be sure to note that in my log.


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Select a Keras implementation and backend
use_implementation(implementation = c("keras", "tensorflow"))
use_backend(backend = c("tensorflow", "cntk", "theano", "plaidml"))
| implementation | One of "keras" or "tensorflow" (defaults to "keras"). |
| backend | One of "tensorflow", "cntk", or "theano" (defaults to "tensorflow") |
Keras has multiple implementations (the original keras implementation and the implementation native to TensorFlow) and supports multiple backends ("tensorflow", "cntk", "theano", and "plaidml"). These functions allow switching between the various implementations and backends.
The functions should be called after library(keras)
and before calling
other functions within the package (see below for an example).
The default implementation and backend should be suitable for most use cases. The "tensorflow" implementation is useful when using Keras in conjunction with TensorFlow Estimators (the tfestimators R package).


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{{ query['query'] }}
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{{ query['date_query'] }} | {{ query['kind'] }} | {{ query['part'] }} |
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| Utility::AbstractParser * | m_parser [STATE_EOE] |
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Accept buffered string considering internal state.
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Abort analysis.
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Read a character, and store it in the ring buffer.
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Transit internal state.
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HoloObjectDetection - Hololens
Provide code and tools to make object detection application executable on Hololens
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| Constructor that call UrhoSharp StereoApplication constructor. More... | |
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| delegate void | RayHitEvent (float x, float y, float z) |
| Event used to get the result of ray hit test. More... | |
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| Application constructor. More... | |
| override void | OnSurfaceAddedOrUpdated (SpatialMeshInfo surface, Model generatedModel) |
| Event raised for each surface detected. More... | |
| Vector3 | RayHitPosition (Camera camera, float x, float y) |
| Synchronous method for calling ray hit test. Must be called in update application method. In case of null ray value, return (9,9,9) vector. More... | |
| void | RayHitPositionAsync (Camera camera, float x, float y) |
| Asynchronous method for calling ray hit test. The result are returned using a RayHitEvent to call overridable method RayHitPositionReceived. More... | |
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| virtual void | OnReceivedDisplayCommand (string cmd, string[] args) |
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| virtual void | Init () |
| An equivalent of Start method for setting the application display. More... | |
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| Overrided method called at the beginning of the application. Create transparent material and start the spatial mapping. More... | |
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| string | _cameraSocketPort = "xxxx" |
| string | _rayCollisionSocketPort = "xxxx" |
| string | _displaySocketPort = "xxxx" |
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| static string | _ip = "IPV4 ADRESS" |
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| UdpFRCamera | _fRCamera |
| RayCollisionUdpSocket | _rcSocket |
| DisplayUdpSocket | _socket |
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Inherited from CollisionApplication. An UrhoSharp application class with integrated sockets. Designed to be inherited for a fast implementation of an application that need object detection.
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KJ Wright Claims Seattle Knew Most of Eagles’ Plays Before They Ran Them
by Darrelle LincolnThis is just sad.
On Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles offense never showed up at home and that might have something to do with the fact that the Seahawks defense knew what was coming most of the time.
After the 17-9 loss, Seahawks star defender KJ Wright claimed post-game that they actually knew most of the offensive plays the Eagles were calling.
Carson Wentz threw the ball 45 times but only tossed for 256 yards, 1 touchdown and 2 interceptions.
The team didn’t score a touchdown until late in the 4th quarter when the game was basically over already.
The Eagles are now 5-6, but caught somewhat of a break after the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Patriots.


Additional Information about Doncho Student at: Doncho Minkov Born in Burgas Living in Sofia Working in Telerik


How can we build an inclusive future, for mental health and well-being that satisfies all?
Motivation
Users with access to therapy session feel less likely to journal because session is already enough but sessions are
expensive and college students have limited budget so an affordable journaling app for those students with limited free
time can provide mental health care.
The major purpose of our project is to create a dynamic tool that allows college students to take care of their mental health on busy days with
short but meaningful “happy thoughts”. With a simple process to keep the daily mood and gratitude logs on our app, students become aware of their
wellbeing by taking action and gratitude for positive things/objects/events around them. The app also aims to encourage practicing gratitude and
mindfulness practice for those who are suffering from anxiety and depression.
By writing and keeping the gratitude logs through our app, users will improve their mental health and change their perception of life. The app
intends to teach the users how to be more thankful every day and treat themselves through the power of gratefulness.


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Hi ,
When i tried to install the broadleaf commerce on my local machine i was facing this error.
Failed to execute goal on project core: Could not resolve dependencies for project com.mycompany:core:jar:1.0: Could not find artifact jdk.tools:jdk.tools:jar:1.6 at specified path C:\Program Files\Java\jre7/../lib/tools.jar ->
You will need a Java JDK not just a JRE.
Also I have added tools.jar as dependencies in the POM.xml of ecommerce-core (parent) module as below. Alternative way is to install this jar locally using mvn install command.
[code lang="xml"]
<dependency>
<groupId>jdk.tools</groupId>
<artifactId>jdk.tools</artifactId>
<version>jdk1.7.0_45</version>
<scope>system</scope>
<systemPath>${JAVA_HOME}/lib/tools.jar</systemPath>
</dependency>
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Role Themes
Warrior
- High strength
- High health
- Low acarna
- High Survivablity
- Damage negation
- Consistent damage
- Self Heal
- Some ally buffs
- Some foe debuffs
- Little interation with gold
- No major rule alterations
- No poison use or stealth use
Mage
- Low strength
- Low health
- High acarna
- Most likely to spend their turn doing nothing
- Major rule alterations
- Standard Survivablity
- Foe debuffs
- Some ally buffs
- Little interation with gold
- No poison use or stealth use
- No healing
- No abilites which do not come from spells
Priest
- Most variance in stats
- Standard Survivablity
- Healing
- Ally buffs
- Little foe debuffs
- Little damage negation
- Little interation with gold
- Little major rule alterations
- No poison use or stealth use
Rogue
- High strength
- Low health
- Low acarna
- Most burst damage
- Low Survivablity
- Poison use or stealth use
- Interation with gold
- Some foe debuffs
- Little Consistent damage
- No ally buffs
- No healing
- No major rule alterations
- No Damage negation


Package io.ebeanservice.docstore.api
Interface DocStoreUpdateProcessor
public interface DocStoreUpdateProcessor
Processes index updates.
This involves sending updates directly to ElasticSearch via it's Bulk API or queuing events for future processing.
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
commit(DocStoreTransaction docStoreTransaction)
Perform commit/flush of the changes made via the document store transaction.<T> DocStoreQueryUpdate<T>
createQueryUpdate(BeanType<T> beanType, int bulkBatchSize)
Create a processor to handle updates per bean via a findEach query.DocStoreTransaction
createTransaction(int batchSize)
Create a document store transaction hinting at the batch size.void
process(DocStoreUpdates docStoreUpdates, int bulkBatchSize)
Process all the updates for a transaction.
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Method Details
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createQueryUpdate
<T> DocStoreQueryUpdate<T> createQueryUpdate(BeanType<T> beanType, int bulkBatchSize) throws IOExceptionCreate a processor to handle updates per bean via a findEach query.- Throws:
IOException
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process
Process all the updates for a transaction.Typically this makes calls to the Bulk API of the document store or simply adds entries to a queue for future processing.
- Parameters:
docStoreUpdates
- The 'Bulk' and 'Queue' updates to the indexes for the transaction.bulkBatchSize
- The batch size to use for Bulk API calls specified on the transaction. If this is 0 then the default batch size is used.
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createTransaction
Create a document store transaction hinting at the batch size.The batch size can be set via
Transaction.setDocStoreBatchSize(int)
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commit
Perform commit/flush of the changes made via the document store transaction.
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How to install LineageOS on Wileyfox Swift
With the demise of Cyanogenmod and CyanogenOS people who like to keep a cheaper phone up to date will have to familiarise themselves with LineageOS. This is the fork of the latest version where CyanogenMod left off. As the company shutdown, users are left with no updates. LineageOS will resolve this for you.
A Cartoon About File Permissions
Running EC2 Instance
Amazon have provided a pretty neat infrastructure with Amazon Web Services (AWS). By using this as a platform, you can quickly scale up and down provisioned resources. At times, you may experience peak demand, and AWS will allow you to respond with this. At other times, you can scale your resources down.
Finding large files in a directory
I have directories that agedu shows as having large files. However, agedu doesn’t tell me what the names of the files are.
How to download newspapers with Calibre and deliver to your Kindle
So, I have read a few pages which outline how to do this, but none seem to sum all of it. I’ve set up my Raspberry to download a newspaper and then deliver it daily to my Kindle. I paid for a subscription (in fact, I pay for more than one subscription) so I feel entitled to do this, as I’m supporting the journalists financially.
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Properties for the Partition By Expression component can be
viewed by Double click->component on canvas.
The properties contain a 'General' tab and a 'Schema' tab.
Common properties are present in the General tab.
Schema tab displays the option to accept the field schema i.e. field name, data type, scale etc.
- Name - Name is an identifier for the component.
This is a mandatory property. This property is pre-populated
with the component name, i.e. 'PartByExp' followed by an incremental
number. It can be changed to any custom name. The name property has
following restrictions:
- Must be specified and should not be blank.
- Must be unique across the job.
- Accepts only alphabets (a-z), numerals (0-9)
and 4 special characters: "_", "-", ",", " " (space)
- ID - ID signifies unique Id of component. This Id is generated at the time of component creation. This is a non editable field.
- Type - Type further categorizes the
component to detailed operation that it intends to perform. Here it
is of type Partition By Expression.This is a non editable field.
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Output Partitions -
output partitions accepts integer value greater than 1.
The default value for output partitions is 2.
output partitions can have a maximum value of 24.
output partitions is a mandatory property.
- Expression Editor Or Operation Class -
Edit option of Partition By Expression property window allows user to choose only one
option,i.e either Expression or Operation.
Operation Class : Selecting Operation opens up a
grid for the user to select for an existing operation class or
create a new one. The operation class name can be parameterized
which will be resolved at runtime. Click on Operation Class
to know more about creating and using Standard classes here.
Expression Editor : Selecting Expression opens
expression editor window. Click on Expression Editor to know
more about Expression Editor .
Externalizing Partition By Expression Transformations : Externalizing Transformations feature enables user to externalize expression, class and output fields of Operation Editor. Its enhancing generalizing capabilities of all Transform components and providing options to user for generic job creation.
For more details regarding externalizing expression, class and output fields of Operation Editor, refer Externalizing Transformations.
- Operation Fields - Edit opens up a grid
to accept the fields that will be used to filter records from the
input data. Edit button is only enable if user specifics Operation Class Window for Partition By Expression.
- Batch - Batch simply accepts a numeric
number starting from 0 and signifies the phase this component will
execute in. By default this is 0.
Schema is mandatory for partition by expression component. Schema tab defines the record format on the out port of the partition by expression component. A field in schema has multiple attributes as described below.
- Field Name - The name for the field. This is a mandatory attribute.
- Data type - The data type for the field. This is a mandatory attribute. The default data type is "String". Check supported data types page for list of supported data types.
- Scale - The number of digits to the right of decimal point. Scale is defined for Double, Float or BigDecimal field.
- Scale Type - Scale Type accepts values as implicit or explicit for BigDecimal field and none for other data types. Explicit considers the length of '.' in precision and implicit ignores length of '.' precision for the BigDecimal field.
- Date Format - The format for date data type. Refer to java date formats page for acceptable date formats.
- Precision - The number of significant digits (all digits except leading zeros and trailing zeros after decimal point).
- Field Description - The description for the field.
The Partition By Expression component applies validations to the mandatory fields as described above. Upon placing the Partition By Expression component on job canvas for the first time (from component palette), the component shows up a warning icon as mandatory properties are not provided.
Validations for the Partition By Expression component are in
place for each property present on the Properties window.
General Properties:
- Output Partitions - Output Partitions has a default value of 2.
However, blank text box results in error validation and is not
allowed.
- Operation Class - Operation Class is a
mandatory field and needs the user to either select a standard
operation class or create his own custom class. If absent, error for
empty field appears along with a message on tool tip for the user.
- Operation Fields -User can select the
available fields that will be used within the Partition By Expression operation
class. Hence, known as Operation Fields. Basic validation to check
empty field values is present on the Operation Fields Grid.
- Batch -Batch has a default value of 0.
However, blank text box results in error validation and is not
allowed.
If the properties window has some error even after user visit's it once, then the warning icon on the Partition By Expression component on the job canvas changes to error icon. This error icon is removed only when all the mandatory fields are supplied with correct values.


It's been less than a week since we shipped v0.13.0 but it's time to do another quick release. We just released v0.13.1 which contains bugfixes for a number of small issues.
Thanks all of you who have been upgrading your applications and taking the time to report issues. And a huge thank you to those of you who submitted pull requests for the issues you found! 2 of the 6 fixes that went out today came from people who aren't on the core team!
The release is now available for download:
We've also published version 0.13.1
of the react
and react-tools
packages on
npm and the react
package on bower.
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We may have accidently led you astray. Click on the lab logo at the top left of this page to return to more familiar territory.


1 Introduction to R
Most people reading this guide will know what R is. But if you don’t - that’s OK!
If you have used R before and are comfortable enough with it, you might want to skip to the next page. This page is intended for people who are unfamiliar with R. Soon, this will be you!
1.1 What is R?
R is a programming language. That sounds scarier than it really is! Don’t freak out. R is software you use to work with data, just like Excel, Stata, or SPSS.
R is available for Windows, macOS and Linux. One of R’s best features: it’s free!
One of R’s strengths is that it was designed by and for statisticians, data scientists, and other people who work with data. This can also be one of its weaknesses - statisticians aren’t always the best at designing software that’s easy to use out of the box.
R has a lot in common with other statistical software like SAS, Stata, SPSS or Eviews. You can use those software packages to read data, manipulate it, generate summary statistics, estimate models, and so on. You can use R for all those things and more. Everything you can do in Excel, you can (and generally should!) do in R. (See the next page for more on why we usually use R rather than Excel.)
You interact with R by writing code. This is a little different to Stata or SPSS (or Excel), which allow you to do at least part of your analyses by clicking on menus and buttons. This means the initial learning curve for R can be a little steeper than for something like SPSS, but there are great benefits to a code-based approach to data analysis (see the next page for more on this).
R is quite old, having been first released publicly in 1995, but it’s also growing and changing rapidly. A lot of developments in R come in the form of new add-on pieces of software - known as ‘packages’ - that extend R’s functionality in some way. We cover packages more later in this page.
To analyse data with R, you will typically write out a text file containing code. This file - which we’ll call a script - should be able to be read and executed by R from start to finish. Your script is like a recipe from a cookbook - it tells R all the steps that are needed to go from the raw ingredients (your data) to the finished product (the graphs or other finished product).
The easiest way to write your code, run your script, and generate your outputs (whether that’s a chart, a document, or a set of model results) is to use RStudio.
1.2 What is RStudio?
RStudio is another piece of free software you can download and run on your computer.1 Like R itself, RStudio is available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
In programmer jargon, RStudio is an “integrated development environment” or IDE. Translated to English, this means RStudio has a range of tools that help you work with R. It has a text editor for you to write R scripts, an R ‘console’ to interact directly with the language, and panes that let you see the objects you have stored in memory and any graphs you’ve created, among other things.
You’ll almost always interact with R by opening RStudio.
1.3 Installing R and RStudio
Although you’ll usually work with R by opening RStudio, you need to install both R and RStudio separately.
Install R by going to CRAN, the Comprehensive R Archive Network. CRAN is a community-run website that houses R itself as well as a broad range of R packages.
You want to download the latest base R release, as a ‘binary’.
For macOS, the page will look like this:
For Windows, you’ll need to click on the ‘base’ version, and then click again to start the download.
Once you’ve installed R, you’ll need to install RStudio. Go to the RStudio website and install the latest version of RStudio Desktop (open source license).
Once they’re both installed, get started by opening RStudio.
1.4 Learning more about R
This guide will show you how to use R at Grattan. But it is not a comprehensive tool for learning R. The book R For Data Science by Garrett Grolemund and Hadley Wickham is a great resource that will help you go from being a beginner to being able to do real-world analysis. The book is available for free online. There’s even an active R for Data Science community online that shares tips and solutions to R problems.
1.5 #r_at_grattan
A great way to learn about R is to ask a Grattan person! Pose a question in the #r_at_grattan
channel in Grattan Slack and someone will be sure to answer it.
At Grattan, none of us is a programmer first and foremost. We’re a motley crew of economists, lawyers, doctors, scientists and philopsophers who have learned how to code so we can work with data. Don’t feel bad if you don’t know what you’re doing yet – we’ve all been there and are happy to help you get up to speed.
RStudio is, somewhat confusingly, a product made by a company called RStudio. Although the RStudio desktop software is free, RStudio makes money by charging for other services, like running R in the cloud. When we refer to RStudio, we’re referring to the desktop software unless we make it clear that we mean the company.↩


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This application is built using json-schema-faker npm module version 0.3.6 built with browserify.


[Gecode] Fundamental change of managing the current space
Gabor Szokoli
szokoli at ps.uni-sb.de
Tue Aug 31 09:26:41 CEST 2004
Guido Tack wrote:
>On Tuesday 31 August 2004 09:10, Gabor Szokoli wrote:
>
>
>>As of this morning, I beleive to have adapted the automake process and
>>the alice binding.
>>If build problems persist, let me know.
>>
>>
>
>Please don't commit anything else for the next hour or so.
>
Sure thing.
> I've got quite a
>lot of changes, and the recent check ins really messed up everything here.
>I've been chasing conflicts now for half an hour already...
>
>
You can roll it back if you want to, my changes are tiny, they only took
forever to find, but won't take too much effort for me to apply again if
needed.
A snapshot before 8am this morning should be clean from my meddling.
Are you working on the binding or the makefiles?
Christian said you were working on sets, so I thought these were left to
me, sorry.
Gabor
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Nothing to report. Who knows if this book is ever going to be published.
HEWN, No. 345 via substack.com
I had a couple of media requests this past week (KUOW, The Seattle Times, and I have more scheduled for next week.
This past week: Seattle. Upcoming week: Travel has been canceled or postponed, but (I cannot believe it) we are moving again. Somehow. In the middle of a pandemic.
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R-ArcGIS Bridge
Conda for managing packages and environments
CRAN
: 6400 packages for solving problemsData types you’re used to seeing…
Numeric
- Integer
- Character
- Logical
- timestamp
… but others you probably aren’t:
vector
- matrix
- data.frame
- factor
# Create a data frame out of an existing source
df.from.csv <- read.csv(
"data/growth.csv",
header=TRUE)
# Create a data frame from scratch
quarter <- c(2, 3, 1)
person <- c("Goodchild",
"Tobler",
"Krige")
met.quota <- c(TRUE, FALSE, TRUE)
df <- data.frame(person,
met.quota,
quarter)
R> df
person met.quota quarter
1 Goodchild TRUE 2
2 Tobler FALSE 3
3 Krige TRUE 1
sp
TypesSpatialPoints
SpatialLines
SpatialPolygons
Entity + Attribute model
fit.results <- lm(pollution ~ elevation + rainfall + ppm.nox + urban.density)
caret
for model specification consistencyStore your data in ArcGIS, access it quickly in R, return R objects back to ArcGIS native data types (e.g. geodatabase feature classes).
Knows how to convert spatial data to sp
objects.
Start by loading the library, and initializing connection to ArcGIS:
# load the ArcGIS-R bridge library
library(arcgisbinding)
# initialize the connection to ArcGIS. Only needed when running directly from R.
arc.check_product()
First, select a data source (can be a feature class, a layer, or a table):
input.fc <- arc.open('data.gdb/features')
Then, filter the data to the set you want to work with (creates in-memory data frame):
filtered.df <- arc.select(input.fc,
fields=c('fid', 'mean'),
where_clause="mean < 100")
This creates an ArcGIS data frame – looks like a data frame, but retains references back to the geometry data.
Finished with our work in R, want to get the data back to ArcGIS. Write our results back to a new feature class, with arc.write
:
arc.write('data.gdb/new_features', results.df)
Scientific Python community identified that there was a gap not being addressed by the core Python infrastructure, limiting their ability to get packages into the hands of users
Industry standard built by people who care about this space — Continuum Analytics
It solves the hard problem:
What can it install? Not just scientific packages, can install everything from interactive environments like Spyder to Jupyter Notebooks.
Conda packages can come from a variety of locations:
conda --help
conda info
Conda info is the starting point — it tells you the state of the environment.
conda list
# packages in environment at C:\ArcGIS\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3:
#
colorama 0.3.7 py35_0 defaults
cycler 0.10.0 py35_0 defaults
future 0.15.2 py35_0 defaults
matplotlib 1.5.3 np111py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
mpmath 0.19 py35_1 defaults
netcdf4 1.2.4 py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
nose 1.3.7 py35_1 defaults
numexpr 2.6.1 np111py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
numpy 1.11.2 py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
pandas 0.19.0 np111py35_0 defaults
pip 8.1.2 py35_0 defaults
py 1.4.31 py35_0 defaults
pyparsing 2.1.4 py35_0 defaults
pypdf2 1.26.0 py_0 esri
pytest 2.9.2 py35_0 defaults
python 3.5.2 0 defaults
python-dateutil 2.5.3 py35_0 defaults
pytz 2016.6.1 py35_0 defaults
requests 2.11.1 py35_0 defaults
scipy 0.18.1 np111py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
setuptools 27.2.0 py35_1 defaults
sympy 1.0 py35_0 defaults
wheel 0.29.0 py35_0 defaults
xlrd 1.0.0 py35_0 defaults
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Activating environments, a couple ways:
cd C:\ArcGIS\bin\Python\Scripts
activate arcgispro-py3
| Name | Means | Included? |
|---|---|---|
| Conda | The command itself | ✓ |
| Miniconda | A minimum set of Python packages to build and run Conda. | ✓ |
| Anaconda | A distribution 200+ packages built with Conda | |
| Anaconda Server | Host the full infrastructure internally |
requests
), environment with Pro


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An Autonomous Surveillance System That Detects Whether A Person Is A Suspect Or Not
This security video systems (CCTV) to determine whether a person is a suspect or not from their action (such as crimes or illegal activities: robbery, abuse, arson, etc) in surveillance at real-time. This will be one way to help reduce crimes, the costs of labour, capture the areas that human eyes couldn’t and less dependence on the human factor.


Breast screening uses a special X-ray, called a mammogram, to check your breasts for signs of cancer.
It's done by female health specialists called mammographers.
Anyone registered with a GP as female with automatically be invited by post when it's time to go for screening. It's offered every 3 years between the age of 50 until you turn 71.
Some trans and non-binary people should have breast screening, though they may not be invited automatically.
Anyone can get breast cancer.
It is the most common type of cancer in the UK.
The chance of getting breast cancer increases as you get older. Most breast cancers are diagnosed in women over 50 years old.
Men, including trans men who've had top surgery, can also get breast cancer.
Read more about breast cancer in men.
Breast screening saves around 1,300 lives each year in the UK.
It can find breast cancer before you notice any signs or symptoms.
Finding cancer early can make it:
You can have breast screening whatever size or shape your breasts are.
The main risk of breast screening is finding and treating a cancer that is not life-threatening.
Doctors cannot always tell if a cancer will go on to be life-threatening or not. So treatment is always offered with a breast cancer diagnosis.
Other risks of breast screening include:
Most people feel the benefits of breast screening outweigh the possible risks.
GOV.UK have more information in their leaflet NHS breast screening: helping women decide.
It’s important you know how your breasts normally look and feel even if you have mammograms every 3 years. Cancers can develop between mammograms.
If you notice any changes in your breasts that are not normal for you, see a GP straightaway.
Find out How should I check my breasts.
Macmillan Cancer Support have an easy read guide about breast care for people with a learning disability to help you understand how to check your breasts and when to see a GP.
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--- layout: post title: The E-111 is dead, long live the E-111 ---
Just to clarify for folks ... the old E-111 form has been replaced by the new European Health Insurance Card. Since Jan 2006 the E-111 is invalid, and you need to get one of these cards, which look like this:
I think this is actually easier to deal with, but, now that there's a better system in place, it would appear that the hospitals are insisting on folks having these cards.


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A common requirement of many applications is the ability to jump to the programmed bootloader of a chip on demand, via the code's firmware (i.e. not as a result of any physical user interaction with the hardware). This might be required because the device does not have any physical user input, or simply just to streamline the device upgrade process on the host PC.
The following C code snippet may be used to enter the bootloader upon request by the user application. By using the watchdog to physically reset the controller, it is ensured that all system hardware is completely reset to their defaults before the bootloader is run. This is important; since bootloaders are written to occupy a very limited space, they usually make assumptions about the register states based on the default values after a hard-reset of the chip.
#include <avr/wdt.h> #include <avr/io.h> #include <util/delay.h> #include <LUFA/Common/Common.h> #include <LUFA/Drivers/USB/USB.h> uint32_t Boot_Key ATTR_NO_INIT; #define MAGIC_BOOT_KEY 0xDC42ACCA #define BOOTLOADER_START_ADDRESS (FLASH_SIZE_BYTES - BOOTLOADER_SEC_SIZE_BYTES) void Bootloader_Jump_Check(void) ATTR_INIT_SECTION(3); void Bootloader_Jump_Check(void) { // If the reset source was the bootloader and the key is correct, clear it and jump to the bootloader if ((MCUSR & (1 << WDRF)) && (Boot_Key == MAGIC_BOOT_KEY)) { Boot_Key = 0; ((void (*)(void))BOOTLOADER_START_ADDRESS)(); } } void Jump_To_Bootloader(void) { // If USB is used, detach from the bus USB_ShutDown(); // Disable all interrupts cli(); // Wait two seconds for the USB detachment to register on the host for (uint8_t i = 0; i < 128; i++) _delay_ms(16); // Set the bootloader key to the magic value and force a reset Boot_Key = MAGIC_BOOT_KEY; wdt_enable(WDTO_250MS); for (;;); }
Note that the bootloader magic key can be any arbitrary value. The FLASH_SIZE_BYTES and BOOTLOADER_SEC_SIZE_BYTES tokens should be replaced with the total flash size of the AVR in bytes, and the allocated size of the bootloader section for the target AVR.


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for
loop is used mostly for two goals:
| Python | Javascript |
|---|---|
| Do the loop given number of times # | |
i = 0 i = 1 i = 2 i = 3 |
i = 0 i = 1 i = 2 i = 3 |
| Process all elements of list / array # | |
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1 2 10
1 2 10
1 2 10require: es6
1 2 10 |
| Value of loop variable after exit # | |
Step 0 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Outside of loop, i = 3 |
Step 0 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Outside of loop, i = 4
Step 0 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 [stdin]:4 console.log("Outside of loop, i =", i) ^ ReferenceError: i is not defined at [stdin]:4:37 at Script.runInThisContext (vm.js:132:18) at Object.runInThisContext (vm.js:315:38) at Object.<anonymous> ([stdin]-wrapper:10:26) at Module._compile (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1256:30) at evalScript (internal/process/execution.js:98:25) at internal/main/eval_stdin.js:29:5 at Socket.<anonymous> (internal/process/execution.js:211:5) at Socket.emit (events.js:326:22) at endReadableNT (_stream_readable.js:1244:12)require: es6 |
| Caveats of list elements enumeration with in # | |
Exception: AttributeError 'list' object has no attribute 'some_value' It is impossible to add properties to instance of standard
1 2 10 It is possible to inherit from |
1 2 10 I'm here! In JavaScript, Array is just an (optimized) Object with numeric
indexes. If you add some properties (with string index) into
this object, this property will be enumerated with
1 2 10 I'm here! |
| Enumeration of keys in dictionary / object # | |
a b |
a b new_property In JavaScript objects, there's no difference between key-value
records, properties and methods. Moreover, not only elements of
object are enumerated, but also elements of a prototype (if they
are not marked with
a b |
| Enumeration of keys and values in dictionary / object # | |
a => 10 b => 20 |
a => 10 b => 20reference See comment to other example. |
This is the most safe way to process all elements of array. Supported in all versions of JS, there is no possibility to mistakenly include properties that are not indexed elements of a list, see another example.


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