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What's New in Kotlin 1.4.20
Kotlin 1.4.20 offers a number of new experimental features and provides fixes and improvements for existing features, including those added in 1.4.0.
You can also learn about new features with more examples in this blog post.
- Escape analysis
- Performance improvements and bug fixes
- Opt-in wrapping of Objective-C exceptions
- CocoaPods plugin improvements
- Support for Xcode 12 libraries
Kotlin/JVM
Improvements of Kotlin/JVM are intended to keep it up with the features of modern Java versions:
Java 15 target
Now Java 15 is available as a Kotlin/JVM target.
invokedynamic string concatenation
invokedynamic
string concatenation is Experimental. It may be dropped or changed at any time. Opt-in is required (see details below). Use it only for evaluation purposes. We appreciate your feedback on it in YouTrack.
Kotlin 1.4.20 can compile string concatenations into dynamic invocations on JVM 9+ targets, therefore improving the performance.
Currently, this feature is experimental and covers the following cases:
String.plus
in the operator (a + b
), explicit (a.plus(b)
), and reference ((a::plus)(b)
) form.toString
on inline and data classes.- string templates except for ones with a single non-constant argument (see KT-42457).
To enable invokedynamic
string concatenation, add the -Xstring-concat
compiler option with one of the following values:
indy-with-constants
to performinvokedynamic
concatenation on strings with StringConcatFactory.makeConcatWithConstants().indy
to performinvokedynamic
concatenation on strings with StringConcatFactory.makeConcat().inline
to switch back to the classic concatenation viaStringBuilder.append()
.
Kotlin/JS
Kotlin/JS keeps evolving fast, and in 1.4.20 you can find a number experimental features and improvements:
Gradle DSL changes
The Gradle DSL for Kotlin/JS receives a number of updates which simplify project setup and customization. This includes webpack
configuration adjustments, modifications to the auto-generated package.json
file, and improved control over transitive dependencies.
Single point for webpack configuration
A new configuration block commonWebpackConfig
is available for the browser target. Inside it, you can adjust common
settings from a single point, instead of having to duplicate configurations for the webpackTask
, runTask
, and testTask
.
To enable CSS support by default for all three tasks, add the following snippet in the build.gradle(.kts)
of your project:
browser {
commonWebpackConfig {
cssSupport.enabled = true
}
binaries.executable()
}
Learn more about configuring webpack bundling.
package.json customization from Gradle
For more control over you Kotlin/JS package management and distribution, you can now add properties to the project file
package.json
via the Gradle DSL.
To add custom fields to your package.json
, use the customField
function in the compilation's packageJson
block:
kotlin {
js(BOTH) {
compilations["main"].packageJson {
customField("hello", mapOf("one" to 1, "two" to 2))
}
}
}
Learn more about package.json
customization.
Selective yarn dependency resolutions
Support for selective yarn dependency resolutions is Experimental. It may be dropped or changed at any time. Use it only for evaluation purposes. We appreciate your feedback on it in YouTrack.
Kotlin 1.4.20 provides a way of configuring Yarn's selective dependency resolutions - the mechanism for overriding dependencies of the packages you depend on.
You can use it through the YarnRootExtension
inside the YarnPlugin
in Gradle. To affect the resolved
version of a package for your project, use the resolution
function passing in the package name selector (as specified by Yarn)
and the version to which it should resolve.
rootProject.plugins.withType<YarnPlugin> {
rootProject.the<YarnRootExtension>().apply {
resolution("react", "16.0.0")
resolution("processor/decamelize", "3.0.0")
}
}
Here, all of your npm dependencies which require react
will receive version 16.0.0
, and processor
will receive its
dependency decamelize
as version 3.0.0
.
Disabling granular workspaces
Disabling granular workspaces is Experimental. It may be dropped or changed at any time. Use it only for evaluation purposes. We appreciate your feedback on it in YouTrack.
To speed up build times, the Kotlin/JS Gradle plugin only installs the dependencies which are required for a particular
Gradle task. For example, the webpack-dev-server
package is only installed when you execute one of the *Run
tasks,
and not when you execute the assemble task.  When the dependency requirements clash, the two installations of npm packages can cause errors.
To resolve this issue, Kotlin 1.4.20 includes an option to disable these so-called granular workspaces.
This feature is currently available through the YarnRootExtension
inside the YarnPlugin
in Gradle.
To use it, add the following snippet to your build.gradle.kts
file:
rootProject.plugins.withType<YarnPlugin> {
rootProject.the<YarnRootExtension>().disableGranularWorkspaces()
}
New Wizard templates
To give you more convenient ways to customize your project during creation, the project wizard for Kotlin comes with new templates for Kotlin/JS applications:
- Browser Application - a minimal Kotlin/JS Gradle project that runs in the browser.
- React Application - a React app that uses the appropriate
kotlin-wrappers
. It provides options to enable integrations for style-sheets, navigational components, or state containers. - Node.js Application - a minimal project for running in a Node.js runtime. It comes with the option to directly
include the experimental
kotlinx-nodejs
package.
Learn how to create Kotlin/JS applications from templates.
Ignoring compilation errors with IR compiler
Ignore compilation errors mode is Experimental. It may be dropped or changed at any time. Opt-in is required (see details below). Use it only for evaluation purposes. We appreciate your feedback on it in YouTrack.
The IR compiler for Kotlin/JS comes with a new experimental mode - compilation with errors. In this mode, you can run you code even if it contains errors, for example, if you want to try certain things it when the whole application is not ready yet.
There are two tolerance policies for this mode:
-
SEMANTIC
: the compiler will accept code which is syntactically correct, but doesn't make sense semantically, such asval x: String = 3
. -
SYNTAX
: the compiler will accept any code, even if it contains syntax errors.
To allow compilation with errors, add the -Xerror-tolerance-policy=
compiler option with one of the values listed above.
Learn more about ignoring compilation errors with Kotlin/JS IR compiler.
Kotlin/Native
Kotlin/Native's priorities in 1.4.20 are performance and polishing existing features. These are the notable improvements:
- Escape analysis
- Performance improvements and bug fixes
- Opt-in wrapping of Objective-C exceptions
- CocoaPods plugin improvements
- Support for Xcode 12 libraries
Escape analysis
The escape analysis mechanism is Experimental. It may be dropped or changed at any time. Use it only for evaluation purposes. We appreciate your feedback on it in YouTrack.
Kotlin/Native receives a prototype of the new escape analysis mechanism. It improves the runtime performance by allocating certain objects on the stack instead of the heap. This mechanism shows a 10% average performance increase on our benchmarks, and we continue improving it so that it speeds up the program even more.
The escape analysis runs in a separate compilation phase for the release builds (with the -opt
compiler option).
If you want to disable the escape analysis phase, use the -Xdisable-phases=EscapeAnalysis
compiler option.
Performance improvements and bug fixes
Kotlin/Native receives performance improvements and bug fixes in various components, including the ones added in 1.4.0, for example, the code sharing mechanism.
Opt-in wrapping of Objective-C exceptions
The Objective-C exception wrapping mechanism is Experimental. It may be dropped or changed at any time. Opt-in is required (see details below). Use it only for evaluation purposes. We appreciate your feedback on it in YouTrack.
Kotlin/Native now can handle exceptions thrown from Objective-C code in runtime to avoid program crashes.
You can opt in to wrap NSException
’s into Kotlin exceptions of type ForeignException
. They hold the references to the
original NSException
's. This lets you get the information about the root cause and handle it properly.
To enable wrapping of Objective-C exceptions, specify the -Xforeign-exception-mode objc-wrap
option in the cinterop
call or add foreignExceptionMode = objc-wrap
property to .def
file. If you use CocoaPods integration,
specify the option in the pod {}
build script block of a dependency like this:
pod("foo") {
extraOpts = listOf("-Xforeign-exception-mode”, “objc-wrap")
}
The default behavior remains unchanged: the program terminates when an exception is thrown from the Objective-C code.
CocoaPods plugin improvements
Kotlin 1.4.20 continues the set of improvements in CocoaPods integration. Namely, you can try the following new features:
Improved task execution
CocoaPods plugin gets an improved task execution flow. For example, if you add a new CocoaPods dependency, existing dependencies are not rebuilt. Adding an extra target also doesn't affect rebuilding dependencies for existing ones.
Extended DSL
The DSL of adding CocoaPods dependencies to your Kotlin project receives new capabilites.
In addition to local Pods and Pods from the CocoaPods repository, you can add dependencies on the following types of libraries:
- A library from a custom spec repository.
- A remote library from a Git repository.
- A library from an archive (also available by arbitrary HTTP address).
- A static library.
- A library with custom cinterop options.
Learn more about adding CocoaPods dependencies in Kotlin projects. Find examples in the Kotlin with CocoaPods sample.
Updated integration with Xcode
To work correctly with Xcode, Kotlin requires some Podfile changes:
- If your Kotlin Pod has any Git, HTTP, or specRepo pod dependency, you should also specify it in the Podfile.
- When you add a library from the custom spec, you also should specify the location of specs at the beginning of your Podfile.
Now integration errors have a detailed description in IDEA. So if you have problems with your Podfile, you will immediately know how to fix them.
Learn more about creating Kotlin pods.
Support for Xcode 12 libraries
We have added support for new libraries delivered with Xcode 12. Now you can use them from the Kotlin code.
Kotlin Multiplatform
Updated structure of multiplatform library publications
Starting from Kotlin 1.4.20, there is no longer a separate metadata publication. Metadata artifacts are now included in the root publication which stands for the whole library and is automatically resolved to the appropriate platform-specific artifacts when added as a dependency to the common source set.
Learn more about publishing a multiplatform library.
Compatibility with earlier versions
This change of structure breaks the compatibility between projects with hierarchical project structure. If a multiplatform project and a library it depends on both have the hierarchical project structure, then you need to update them to Kotlin 1.4.20 or higher simultaneously. Libraries published with Kotlin 1.4.20 are not available for using from project published with earlier versions.
Projects and libraries without the hierarchical project structure remain compatible.
Standard library
The standard library of Kotlin 1.4.20 offers new extensions for working with files and a better performance.
Extensions for java.nio.file.Path
Extensions for
java.nio.file.Path
are Experimental. They may be dropped or changed at any time. Opt-in is required (see details below). Use them only for evaluation purposes. We appreciate your feedback on them in YouTrack.
Now the standard library provides experimental extensions for java.nio.file.Path
.
Working with the modern JVM file API in an idiomatic Kotlin way is now similar to working with java.io.File
extensions
from the kotlin.io
package.
// construct path with the div (/) operator
val baseDir = Path("/base")
val subDir = baseDir / "subdirectory"
// list files in a directory
val kotlinFiles: List<Path> = Path("/home/user").listDirectoryEntries("*.kt")
The extensions are available in the kotlin.io.path
package in the kotlin-stdlib-jdk7
module.
To use the extensions, opt-in to the experimental annotation @ExperimentalPathApi
.
Improved String.replace function performance
The new implementation of String.replace()
speeds up the function execution.
The case-sensitive variant uses a manual replacement loop based on indexOf
, while the case-insensitive one uses regular
expression matching.
Kotlin Android Extensions
In 1.4.20 the Kotlin Android Extensions plugin becomes deprecated and Parcelable
implementation generator moves to a
separate plugin.
Deprecation of synthetic views
Synthetic views were presented in the Kotlin Android Extensions plugin a while ago to simplify the interaction with UI elements and reduce boilerplate. Now Google offers a native mechanism that does the same - Android Jetpack's view bindings, and we're deprecating synthetic views in favor of those.
We extract the Parcelable implementations generator from kotlin-android-extensions
and start the deprecation cycle
for the rest of it - synthetic views. For now, they will keep working with a deprecation warning.
In the future, you’ll need to switch your project to another solution. Here are the guidelines
that will help you migrate your Android project from synthetics to view bindings.
New plugin for Parcelable implementation generator
The Parcelable
implementation generator is now available in the new kotlin-parcelize
plugin. Apply this plugin instead
of kotlin-android-extensions
.
kotlin-parcelize
andkotlin-android-extensions
can't be applied together in one module.
The @Parcelize
annotation is moved to the kotlinx.parcelize
package.
Learn more about Parcelable
implementation generator in the Android documentation.


Downloads and aggregates high frequency trading data for Brazilian instruments directly from Bovespa ftp site <ftp://ftp.bmf.com.br/MarketData/>.
| Version: | 1.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | stringr, stats, RCurl, lubridate, readr, utils, curl, dplyr |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat, ggplot2 |
| Published: | 2018-10-10 |
| Author: | Marcelo Perlin [aut, cre], Henrique Ramos [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Marcelo Perlin <marceloperlin at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/msperlin/GetHFData/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | https://github.com/msperlin/GetHFData/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | GetHFData citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | Finance |
| CRAN checks: | GetHFData results |
| Reference manual: | GetHFData.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Recreating the LOB (limit order book) Downloading and aggregating order data Downloading and aggregating trade data |
| Package source: | GetHFData_1.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: GetHFData_1.6.zip, r-release: GetHFData_1.6.zip, r-oldrel: GetHFData_1.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: GetHFData_1.6.tgz, r-oldrel: GetHFData_1.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | GetHFData archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=GetHFData to link to this page.


This is the simplist Java sample. It ensures everything is installed correctly.
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Select a medical condition
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Enter NRPN values below, and select a controller type to create a new controller.
Create controllers above. Adjust controllers here to send NRPNs to a MIDI device.
View the last sent NRPN MIDI event below.


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All resources services are located in the following path: "WSDB/"
| Resource Path: | /register/newapp/ |
| HTTP Method: | POST |
| POST Body: | APP_SESSION_ID APPLICATION_ID DATASET_SIZE SUBMISSION_TIME |
| Description: |
It submits a new session application and registers it in the database. The submission time has to be in Unix Time format. |
| Returns: | A confirmation or error message. |
| Resource Path: | /register/endapp/ |
| HTTP Method: | POST |
| POST Body: | APP_SESSION_ID ENDING_TIME |
| Description: |
It registers an application session which is ended.
The application session is identified by its ID (the entry must to exist in the database in order
to be updated). The ending time has to be in Unix Time format. |
| Returns: | A confirmation or error message. |


Floater popping up almost continuously?
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anonymous
For the last few weeks, whenever I'm listening to a streaming station in iTunes the floater comes up every few seconds. I assume the station is sending out track data too frequently or something, and it's confusing Synergy. Anyone have a fix for this? I'm using 1.6.1 with iTunes 4.7 and one of the stations commonly affected is Soma FM Indiepop Rocks. Thanks for any help anyone can offer.
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Greg Hurrell
Most likely the floater is popping up because iTunes is sending notifications with new track information. Perhaps the radio station you are listening to is getting a little bit too enthusiastic with the updates it embeds in the stream.
You can monitor this yourself by using a notification monitoring program. You could probably find one on Version Tracker if you looked. I know that at least one exists, but I don't remember the name of it right now.
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anonymous
Unfortunately the last few days this same thing has been happening to me, without any streaming going on. Chances are it's a fluke but sometimes the floater will delay for half of a song before popping up and other times when it does come up it will stay visible until i open up the prefs and turn off Synergy.
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Family Foot Health Specialists was started in 1984 by Dr. Jerry Langford to provide comprehensive foot and ankle care for the entire family – from the young to the elderly.
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Genesis 42:23
And they knew not that Joseph understood them; for he spake unto them by an interpreter.


Where is the most distant point from land? What altitude does the highest permanent human settlement have? Who was the first to reach the lowest point on Earth? Click on the orange icons on this globe to find out!
3D Globe created by John and Raluca after getting inspired by the Half-Earth Project globe, and this awesome globe and this other awesome globe. We used ArcGIS API for JavaScript to create the interactive globe and ArcGIS Pro to create the basemap. Many thanks to Arno Fiva, Christian Iten and Jesse van den Kieboom for the awesome feedback.
Read this blog post to find out how the globe was created. For the curious coders, here is the Github repository.


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iDreamSky Game Engine
v1.0.0
|
#include <TextureBase.h>
公開方法(Public Methods) | |
| TextureBase () | |
| TextureBase Constructor. 更多... | |
| virtual | ~TextureBase () |
| TextureBase Destructor. 更多... | |
| virtual void * | getHandle () const =0 |
| Get the Handle of the Texture. 更多... | |
| virtual int | getWidth () const =0 |
| Get the Width of the Texture. 更多... | |
| virtual int | getHeight () const =0 |
| Get the Height of the Texture. 更多... | |
| virtual int | getLevelCount () const =0 |
| Get the Mipmap Level Count of the Texture. 更多... | |
| virtual bool | isRenderable () const =0 |
| Check if texture is renderable. 更多... | |
| virtual bool | isPowerOfTwo () const =0 |
| Check if texture is power of 2 in both width and height. 更多... | |
| void | setMinFilterMode (const GXTextureMinFilterMode &minFilter_) |
| Set the Minification Filter of the Texture. 更多... | |
| void | setMagFilterMode (const GXTextureMagFilterMode &magFilter_) |
| Set the Magification Filter of the Texture. 更多... | |
| const GXTextureMinFilterMode & | getMinFilterMode () const |
| Get the Minification Filter of the Texture. 更多... | |
| const GXTextureMagFilterMode & | getMagFilterMode () const |
| Get the Magification Filter of the Texture. 更多... | |
| void | setWrapS (const GXTextureWrapMode &wrapS_) |
| Set the Warp Mode of S direction of the Texture. 更多... | |
| const GXTextureWrapMode & | getWrapS () const |
| Get the Warp Mode of S direction of the Texture. 更多... | |
| void | setWrapT (const GXTextureWrapMode &wrapT_) |
| Set the Warp Mode of T direction of the Texture. 更多... | |
| const GXTextureWrapMode & | getWrapT () const |
| Get the Warp Mode of T direction of the Texture. 更多... | |
This is the base class for all Texture
| TextureBase::TextureBase | ( | ) |
TextureBase Constructor.
To Construct the TextureBase
|
virtual |
TextureBase Destructor.
To Destruct the TextureBase for the owner.
|
pure virtual |
Get the Handle of the Texture.
This is a pure virtual function all sub classes should implemented this function
實作於 Magnum::SpriteSheet, Magnum::TextureCubeFile, Magnum::Texture2DFile, 及 Magnum::Font.
|
pure virtual |
Get the Height of the Texture.
This is a pure virtual function all sub classes should implemented this function
實作於 Magnum::SpriteSheet, Magnum::TextureCubeFile, Magnum::Texture2DFile, 及 Magnum::Font.
|
pure virtual |
Get the Mipmap Level Count of the Texture.
This is a pure virtual function all sub classes should implemented this function
實作於 Magnum::TextureCubeFile, Magnum::SpriteSheet, Magnum::Texture2DFile, 及 Magnum::Font.
| const GXTextureMagFilterMode & TextureBase::getMagFilterMode | ( | ) | const |
Get the Magification Filter of the Texture.
| const GXTextureMinFilterMode & TextureBase::getMinFilterMode | ( | ) | const |
Get the Minification Filter of the Texture.
|
pure virtual |
Get the Width of the Texture.
This is a pure virtual function all sub classes should implemented this function
實作於 Magnum::SpriteSheet, Magnum::TextureCubeFile, Magnum::Texture2DFile, 及 Magnum::Font.
| const GXTextureWrapMode & TextureBase::getWrapS | ( | ) | const |
Get the Warp Mode of S direction of the Texture.
| const GXTextureWrapMode & TextureBase::getWrapT | ( | ) | const |
Get the Warp Mode of T direction of the Texture.
|
pure virtual |
Check if texture is power of 2 in both width and height.
This is a pure virtual function all sub classes should implemented this function
實作於 Magnum::TextureCubeFile, Magnum::Texture2DFile, Magnum::SpriteSheet, 及 Magnum::Font.
|
pure virtual |
Check if texture is renderable.
This is a pure virtual function all sub classes should implemented this function
實作於 Magnum::TextureCubeFile, Magnum::Texture2DFile, Magnum::SpriteSheet, 及 Magnum::Font.
| void TextureBase::setMagFilterMode | ( | const GXTextureMagFilterMode & | magFilter_ | ) |
Set the Magification Filter of the Texture.
| magFilter_,GXTextureMagFilterMode,the | Magification Filter of the Texture |
| void TextureBase::setMinFilterMode | ( | const GXTextureMinFilterMode & | minFilter_ | ) |
Set the Minification Filter of the Texture.
| minFilter_,GXTextureMinFilterMode,the | Minification Filter of the Texture |
| void TextureBase::setWrapS | ( | const GXTextureWrapMode & | wrapS_ | ) |
Set the Warp Mode of S direction of the Texture.
| wrapS_,GXTextureWrapMode,the | Warp Mode of S direction of the Texture |
| void TextureBase::setWrapT | ( | const GXTextureWrapMode & | wrapT_ | ) |
Set the Warp Mode of T direction of the Texture.
| wrapT_,GXTextureWrapMode,the | Warp Mode of T direction of the Texture |


An abstract machine that can be in one of a finite number of states. The machine is in only one state at a time; the state it is in at any given time is called the current state. It can change from one state to another when initiated by a triggering event or condition; this is called a transition. A particular FSM is defined by a list of its states, its initial state, and the triggering condition for each transition
There are separate FSMs for the sender and for the receiver.
1. Reliable Data Transfer over a Perfectly Reliable Channel: rdt1.0
This is the simplest case, in which the underlying channel is completely reliable.
Figure a defines the operation of the sender
Figure b defines the operation of the receiver
The blue arrows in the FSM description indicate the transition of the protocol from one state to another.
The event causing the transition is shown above the horizontal line labeling the transition
The actions taken when the event occurs are shown below the horizontal line.
2. Reliable Data Transfer over a Channel with Bit Errors: rdt2.0
A more realistic model of the underlying channel is one in which bits in a packet may be corrupted.
This message-dictation protocol uses both positive acknowledgments (“OK”) and negative acknowledgments (“Please repeat that.”).
In a computer networksetting, reliable data transfer protocols based on such retransmission are known as ARQ (Automatic Repeat reQuest) protocols.
Fundamentally, three additional protocol capabilities are required in ARQ protocols to handle the presence of bit errors:
Error detection: First, a mechanism is needed to allow the receiver to detect when bit errors have occurred.
Receiver feedback: The positive (ACK) and negative (NAK) acknowledgment replies in the message-dictation scenario are examples of such feedback.
Retransmission: A packet that is received in error at the receiver will be retransmitted by the sender.
The sender will not send a new piece of data until it is sure that the receiver has correctly received the current packet. Because of this behavior, protocols such as rdt2.0 are known as stop-and-wait protocols.
In particular, we haven’t accounted for the possibility that the ACK or NAK packet could be corrupted!
Protocol rdt2.1 uses both positive and negative acknowledgments from the receiver to the sender.
We add a new field to the data packet and have the sender number its data packets by putting a sequence number into this field.
The receiver then need only check this sequence number to determine whether or not the received packet is a retransmission.
The sender knows that a received ACK or NAK packet (whether garbled or not) was generated in response to its most recently transmitted data packet.
The rdt2.1 sender and receiver FSMs each now have twice as many states as before.
When an out-of-order packet is received, the receiver sends a positive acknowledgment for the packet it has received.
When a corrupted packet is received, the receiver sends a negative acknowledgment.
Protocol rdt2.2 use only ACK by letting isNAK(rcvpkt) == isACK(rcvpkt, 1) when waiting for ACK or NAK 0.


Climate change: Thousands invited to join citizens' assembly
Letters are being sent to 30,000 households across the UK inviting people to join a citizens' assembly on climate change.
Once participants are selected, the assembly will meet next year, with the outcome of their discussions reported back to Parliament.
The initiative, set up by cross party MPs, will look at what members of the public can do to reduce CO2.
The UK government has committed to cut carbon emissions to net zero by 2050.
Rachel Reeves, chair of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee, one of six select committees who commissioned the climate assembly, said a clear roadmap was needed to achieve this goal.
"Finding solutions which are equitable and have public support will be crucial," she said.
"Parliament needs to work with the people and with government to address the challenge of climate change."
Random selection
The invitees to Climate Assembly UK have been selected at random from across the UK. From those who respond, 110 people will be chosen as a representative sample of the population.
They will meet over four weekends from late January in Birmingham, and will discuss topics ranging from transport to household energy use.
A citizens' assembly has been a key demand of the environmental campaign group Extinction Rebellion, whose protests caused widespread disruption this year.
The group said they welcomed this as a first step, but warned that the assembly should be focussing on cutting carbon emissions to net zero by 2025 not 2050.
Spokesperson Linda Doyle said: "Waiting 30 years to reach zero net carbon emissions is a death sentence to people around the world and in the UK - it gives us a higher chance of breaching irreversible tipping points as the climate breaks down and it only serves short term 'business as usual'."
Complex issues
Environmental group Friends of the Earth said citizens' assemblies could play an important part in policy-making.
Dave Timms, head of political affairs at FOE, said: "Tackling the climate emergency with the speed required will require radical changes to our economy, infrastructure and even to society so it's important that there is a consensus among citizens.
"Much of what needs to be done already commands widespread public support and it is politicians that just need to bloody-well get on with it now."
Citizens' assemblies have been used in a number of countries around the world.
In Ireland, a panel of 99 people was established in 2016 to look at a range of political questions, including abortion.
They recommended that the country should overturn its ban and suggested a referendum, which went on to support repeal.
In Canada and the Netherlands, the approach has been used to discuss electoral reform.


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OpenM++ runtime library (libopenm)
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model run state data: status, progress, update times More...
Public Member Functions | |
| RunState (void) | |
| initialize model run state data with default values | |
| bool | operator== (const RunState &i_other) const |
| check if two run states are equal: state, progress and update times are equal | |
| ModelStatus | setStatus (ModelStatus i_status) |
| set model status if not already set as one of final status values | |
| void | setProgress (int i_count, double i_value) |
| set modeling progress count and value | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | isFinal (ModelStatus i_status) |
| return true if status is one of exiting: ie done, exit, error | |
| static bool | isError (ModelStatus i_status) |
| return true if status is an error | |
| static bool | isShutdownOrFinal (ModelStatus i_status) |
| return true if model in shutdown state: modeling completed or one of exiting | |
| static ModelStatus | fromRunStatus (const std::string &i_runStatus) |
| convert run status to model status code | |
| static std::string | toRunStatus (ModelStatus i_modelStatus) |
| convert model status to run status code | |
Public Attributes | |
| ModelStatus | theStatus |
| current status | |
| int | progressCount |
| progress count, usually percent completed | |
| double | progressValue |
| progress value: number of cases or time completed | |
| std::chrono::system_clock::time_point | startTime |
| process start time | |
| std::chrono::system_clock::time_point | updateTime |
| last update time | |
model run state data: status, progress, update times


[1]
feet in the cold water of the water channel in the garden lined with different flowers .
[2]
elderly & can not take them close to the waters of neugal khad thru rocky path .


Smart TV Alerts
Smart Phone Alerts
Smart Watch Alerts
Wifi Connectivity
Low Power Consumption
Pellet
1.
2. You get a notification from our app.
3. You reward your dog and let him out before he makes a mess!
It's that easy.
App
CHRIS WALKER
Chris likes dogs more than people. He is a Software Engineer and Multi Business Owner. The Pellet Marketing and Idea man.
TOM MURRAY
Tom represented Ireland in swimming. He has Two Masters Degrees and is currently writing an album. The Pellet Tech Mastermind.
KODA & COPPER
Chris's lovely dogs. Very fun and playful, if I may say so myself. The Pellet Moral Supporters and Beta Testing team.


Creates a new function where some of the arguments are specified.
This API is still experimental, so it may change or be removed in future versions. You should not rely on it for production applications.
(Number, (Any... => Any)) => ((hole | Any)...) => Any :: (throw TypeError)
Creates a new function where some of the arguments are specified.
const partialize = require('folktale/core/lambda/partialize');
const clamp = (min, max, number) =>
number < min ? min
: number > max ? max
: number;
const _ = partialize.hole;
const clamp_ = partialize(3, clamp);
const atLeast = clamp_(_, Infinity, _);
const atMost = clamp_(-Infinity, _, _);
atLeast(3, 2); // ==> 3
atLeast(3, 5); // ==> 5
atMost(5, 3); // ==> 3
atMost(5, 10); // ==> 5
With higher-order programming, one often wants to specialise some of the arguments of a function before passing it to another function. This kind of configuration is often done by creating a new function manually:
const plus = (a, b) => a + b;
const add5 = (x) => plus(5, x);
[1, 2, 3].map(add5);
// ==> [6, 7, 8]
And for most cases this is reasonable. For functions that take more
parameters, this can be cumbersome, however. The partialize
function
allows creating a new function by specialising some of the arguments,
and filling the remaining ones when the function is called.
Places where the caller of the function should fill are specified as
hole
, which is a special constant used by partialize
:
const partialize = require('folktale/core/lambda/partialize');
const _ = partialize.hole;
const partialAdd5 = partialize(2, plus)(5, _);
[1, 2, 3].map(partialAdd5);
// ==> [6, 7, 8]
Partial application and currying are related concepts. Currying refers to transforming a function of arity N, into N functions of arity 1. Partial application, on the other hand, refers to fixing some (but not all) arguments of a function.
Both concepts are used to improve function composition, where the shape of the function you have does not reflect the shape of the function expected by function you're calling. So, in essence, these techniques transform the shape of your function to make them "fit" some API.
partialize
and curry
differ on how they achieve this, however.
While curry
creates N functions, and lets you specify arguments
one by one, partialize
requires you to specify all arguments at
once, distinguishing which ones are fixed, and which ones have to
be provided (using "holes").
Because of this, curry
can be more natural, but it requires that
the APIs be designed thinking about currying before hand, and it
often interacts poorly with JavaScript, due to the use of variadic
functions. partialize
does not have such problems.
partialize
Works?The partialize
function transforms regular functions into
functions that can accept holes for arguments that are not
defined yet. Whenever a partial function receives a hole as
an argument, it constructs a new function so the holes can
be filled later:
const partialize = require('folktale/core/lambda/partialize');
const clamp = (min, max, number) =>
number < min ? min
: number > max ? max
: number
const partialClamp = partialize(3, clamp);
In the example above, partialClamp
is a function that takes
arguments that may or may not be holes. A hole is a special
constant defined by partialize
itself. It's convenient to
bind such constant to the _
binding:
const _ = partialize.hole;
A partial function is considered saturated when, among the arguments provided to it, no hole exists. When a partial function is saturated, its original behaviour is executed:
partialClamp(3, 5, 6); // ==> 5
If a partial function is not saturated, then it its execution results in a new partial function:
const atLeast = partialClamp(_, Infinity, _);
atLeast(5, 3); // ==> 5
const atLeast5 = atLeast(5, _);
atLeast5(3); // ==> 5
Note that to prevent confusing behaviour, Folktale's partialize
forces you to always pass the exact number of arguments that the
partial function expects. Passing more or less arguments to a
partial function is a TypeError. This ensures that all new partial
functions can properly invoke the original behaviour when saturated,
rather than returning previous unsaturated functions.
partialize
partialize
is a convenience function for transforming the shape
of functions, and it relies on variadic application, as well as
doing a fair bit of processing before each call to determine
saturation. Combined, these make partialize
a poor choice for
any code that needs to be performant.
Represents a place in an argument list that needs to be filled.
(arity, fn) => (...args) => { // eslint-disable-line max-statements
/* eslint-disable no-magic-numbers */
if (args.length < arity) {
throw new TypeError(`The partial function takes at least ${arity} arguments, but was given ${args.length}.`);
}
// Figure out if we have holes
let holes = 0;
for (let i = 0; i < args.length; ++i) {
if (args[i] === hole) {
holes += 1;
}
}
if (holes > 0) {
return partialize(holes, (...newArgs) => { // eslint-disable-line max-statements
let realArgs = []; // eslint-disable-line prefer-const
let argIndex = 0;
for (let i = 0; i < args.length; ++i) {
const arg = args[i];
if (arg === hole) {
realArgs.push(newArgs[argIndex]);
argIndex += 1;
} else {
realArgs.push(arg);
}
}
return fn(...realArgs);
});
} else {
return fn(...args);
}
}


Release and change history
Version 2.1 (Dakota) - in progress
- Incorporating JGoodies Looks' drop shadows for popup windows.
- Support for plugin architecture.
- Moved Quaqua color chooser to built-in plugin.
- Moved Ribbon components to external plugin project.
- Added themes / watermarks selection to title pane menu.
- Added heap status panel to title pane.
- Client property on button to set custom theme.
- Client property on button to ignore minimum dimensions.
- Aligning menu items in the same menu.
- Improved memory footprint of scrollbar image cache.
Version 2.0 - released 04.10.2005
- Incorporating Quaqua color chooser.
- Using Tahoma fonts for all controls (most are 11 plain, some 11 bold
and some 12 plain).
- Making all of UI delegates non-final (for extension).
- Focus-tracking border for password fields (as was for other text UIs).
- Setting default dialog background in sync with background of
other controls.
- Added ten new themes, LIGHT_AQUA, SUN_GLARE, SUNSET, STEEL_BLUE,
SEPIA, TERRACOTTA, OLIVE, BOTTLE_GREEN, RASPBERRY and BARBY_PINK.
- Enhanced DesktopIcon with restore, maximize and close icons
(instead of only restore button as in Metal).
- Added three dark themes, CHARCOAL, EBONY and DARK_VIOLET.
- Added DesktopPane UI delegate.
- Made title panes background consistent with other UIs
(such as selected combobox/list element or selected table column header).
- Using theme-based foreground colors for components.
- Using own icons for various Option Pane dialogs. The icons are theme based.
- Added watermark mechanism along with six watermarks,
STRIPES, KATAKANA, BUBBLES, CROSSHATCH, BINARY and MOSAIC.
- Added FormattedTextField and EditorPane UI delegates.
- Added support for user-defined themes.
- Added search functionality in menu bars.
- Added basic Office 12 inspired ribbon functionality.
- Added Table UI delegate.
- Stripe-themed default renderers for List, Table and Combo box.
- Theme editor application.
- Bug fix - returning default (AQUA) theme when the current theme was overriden
to be non-Substance theme.
- Bug fix - panel background is respected in striped background painting.
- Bug fix - panels didn't pick default properties.
- Bug fix - theme runtime changes were not picked up.
- Bug fix - no theme-based color specified for separators.
- Bug fix - no theme-based color specified for selected table cells.
- Bug fix - correct painting of blurred shine spot for large buttons.
- Bug fix - correct painting of vertical (height larger than width) buttons.
- Bug fix - minimize button of JInternalFrame was painted in rollover
state after restoring the frame.
- Bug fix - NPE in setDefaultTheme() when running with -Dswing.defaultlaf
VM setting.
- Bug fix - no theme-based color specified for menu accelerators.
- Bug fix - no theme-based color specified for tree lines.
- Bug fix - no theme-based color specified for selected file in FileChooser.
- Bug fix - different fonts for dialog / frame title pane (in decorated mode)
and internal frame title pane.
- Bug fix - sensitivity for large buttons (and all rounded buttons) should
take into account that the button is not rectangular (for rollover and click behaviour).
- Bug fix - drawing radio buttons and check boxes as non-opaque (to pick
watermarks).
- Bug fix - border on toggle buttons should not be null. This caused
NullPointerExceptions in NetBeans.
- Bug fix - borders for tables and scroll panes should override Metal settings.
This caused ClassCastExceptions in NetBeans.
- Bug fix - focused table cell background.
- Bug fix - programmatically changing combo box to disabled no longer hides its arrow button.
- Performance fix - improved memory usage of borders and progress bars.
Version 1.1 - released 15.07.2005
- Support for themes. Out of the box themes - Aqua, Orange, Brown, Purple and Lime Green.
- Less intrusive UI - coloring only active elements.
- Unified codebase for transition effects on all types of
buttons (regular, toggle, check boxes, radio buttons, combobox arrows,
scrollbar arrows, spinner arrows), scrollbar thumbs, slider thumbs
and buttons of tabbed panes.
- Continuity in transition effects on scrollbar arrows up until
the track borders.
- Drag bumps are created using diagonal mesh.
- Colored border for focused text components only (JTextArea, JTextField and JTextPane).
- Longhorn-inspired translucent gradient stripe across determinate progress bar.
- Bug fix for disabled spinners.
- Bug fix for invisible components in CardLayout.
- Bug fix for drawing toggle buttons with text.
- Bug fix for setting text color on disabled selected toggle buttons with text.
- Bug fix for tabbed panes with SCROLL_TAB_LAYOUT when the arrow buttons are shown.
- Bug fix for pressed default pulsating button - should not pulsate while pressed or armed.
- Removed cube transition from title panes of JFrame, JDialog and JInternalFrame.
Version 1.0 - released 30.05.2005


Govt decides to approach Fazl directly for talks
by Khalid MehmoodISLAMABAD.: The PTI-led government’s negotiating team, headed by Defence Minister Pervez Khattak, has decided to hold direct talks with JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman at his residence on Monday (today) and not the opposition’s Rahbar Committee.
During a meeting of the negotiating team at the residence of Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani on Sunday, the members agreed to take on board PML-Q’s Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain and Chaudhry Pervaiz Ilahi in order to make the talks successful.
Besides Khattak and Sanjrani, National Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser, Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Noorul Haq Qadri, PTI leader Asad Umar, Interior Minister Ijaz Shah, Special Assistant to the PM on Information Firdous Ashiq Awan, Leader of the House in Senate Shibli Faraz and Minister for Education Shafqat Mahmood were in attendance.
Sanjrani and Qaiser had suggested to take on board the Chaudhry brothers to which the members of the negotiating team unanimously agreed.
Sanjrani said, “We should hold earnest negotiations with Maulana Fazl to resolve the issue. We should talk. Maulana Sahib is still following the agreement so we should talk to him. We should show patience.”
On the law and order situation, the interior minister said, “All [security] forces are ready if any untoward situation arises.”
The defence minister said, “We are always ready for negotiations.”
It was decided in the meeting that the doors to negotiations with the opposition would always remain open.
The meeting also discussed the future strategy of the government.
Earlier on Sunday, Chaudhry Hussain telephoned Fazl and congratulated him for “stealing the show” during the ‘Azadi March’. Fazl spoke little as he was addressing the Majlis-e-Shura when Hussain called. However, he invited Shujaat over at his house.
The PML-Q president urged Fazl to resolve matters with a reconciliatory approach. Hussain told Fazl that he was the son of a father who had political understanding. “Maulana Mufti Mehmood believed in resolving issues through reconciliation.


NightLife Ville
Stress and hassle free on planning your nightlife
--Example for improve order process on online reservation platform
Brief
"Nightlife Ville" is a simple utility app meant to make plan nightlife as simple as hailing a Uber
I was part of the project of optimizing the online reservation platform to give the user a better experience whether at home or on the go.
To comply with my non-disclosure agreement, I have omitted confidential information in this case study. All information in this case is my own and I will present what I did in a new design mobile App(Nightlife Ville).


These tracks display the level of sequence uniqueness of the reference mm9 genome. They were generated using different window sizes and high signal will be found in areas where the sequence is unique.
This track contains multiple subtracks representing different cell types that display individually on the browser. Instructions for configuring tracks with multiple subtracks are here.
These tracks provide a measure of how often the sequence found at the particular location will align within the whole genome. Unlike measures of uniqueness, alignability will tolerate up to 2 mismatches. These tracks are in the form of signals ranging from 0 to 1 and have several configuration options.
The CRG Alignability tracks show how uniquely k-mer sequences align to a region of the genome. By using the GEM mapper aligner, where up to two mismatches were allowed, the method is equivalent to mapping sliding windows of k-mers back to the genome (where k has been set to 36, 40, 50, 75 or 100 nucleotides to produce these tracks). For each window, a mapability score was computed (S = 1/(number of matches found in the genome): S=1 means one match in the genome, S=0.5 is two matches in the genome, and so on). The CRG Alignability tracks were generated independently of the ENCODE project, in the framework of the GEM (GEnome Multitool) project.
This is Release 1 (June 2012) of the ENCODE mapability track. It is a port of the old mapability track into the ENCODE format. There are no new datasets.
The CRG Alignability track was created by Thomas Derrien and Paolo Ribeca in Roderic Guigo's lab at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), Barcelona, Spain. TD was supported by funds from NHGRI for the ENCODE project, while PR was funded by a Consolider grant CDS2007-00050 from the Spanish Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia."


This is a class used to keep track of flag states
which is used to control the busy cursor, big play button, among other
items in which multiple components can have an interest in hiding or
showing a single element on the screen.
Usage:
// Declare a flags variable.
var flags = new minplayer.flags();
// Set the flag based on two components interested in the flag.
flags.setFlag("component1", true);
flags.setFlag("component2", true);
// Print out the value of the flags. ( Prints 3 )
console.log(flags.flags);
// Now unset a single components flag.
flags.setFlag("component1", false);
// Print out the value of the flags.
console.log(flags.flags);
// Unset the other components flag.
flags.setFlag("component2", false);
// Print out the value of the flags.
console.log(flags.flags);


Start of Daylight Saving Time
1-minute Interval
1-hour Interval
2-hour Interval
1-Day Interval
End of Daylight Saving Time
1-minute Interval
1-hour Interval
2-hour Interval
1-Day Interval
Inside Daylight Saving Time
1-Day Interval
Outside of Daylight Saving Time
1-Day Interval


Dr. Vladimir I. Levenshtein
Interpretation by Jan @Novoj Novotný
Compute minimal set of operations to apply on left tree to get to the structure of the right one.
Levenshtein distance is a string metric for measuring the difference between two sequences. Informally, the Levenshtein distance between two words is the minimum number of single-character edits required to change one word into the other. It is named after the Soviet mathematician Vladimir Levenshtein, who considered this distance in 1965.
Allowed operations:
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Example:Levenshtein distance here is 3 |
A A( B C C( D D( E F )D )C G H )A I I( J )I
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Algorithm uses stack of operations instead of plain numbers. Imagine that under the number 3 is following stack of operations:
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And finally apply modification recipe applied on source tree.
Conflicts may still occur.
Sources:
Contact me @Novoj or novotnaci@gmail.com


--- title: Sales Insights using Shiny Modules & Highcharter thumbnail: "/img/shinymodules_hc.png" author: Sunita Kenner date: '2018-03-05' slug: shiny-modules-product-line-insights categories: - Business Science - Product Insights - Pricing tags: - R - blogdown - Highcharter ---
To further my 2017 objective of delivering presentations or analysis’ results via an interactive app, I attended RStudio’s Shiny app training course at the January 2018 RStudio Conference.
One of the business issues was to figure out a balanced distribution of the world wide and US sales force so as to maximize order dollars. This required figuring out each Product Line’s geographical strength and weaknesses in terms of Order $$
and a further drill-down on each of the top performers within the product line. Generating insights for each of the products and a summary per their Product Line meant reusing the same shiny app code for each of those products, for which shiny modules provide an efficient approach.
Here is a Minimal example on shinyapps.io. Also embedded in the post.
Please note that Highcharts (http://highcharts.com) is a Highsoft product which is not free for commercial and Governmental use.
Many thanks to Winston Chang who sacrificed his breaks at the RStudio Shiny App training course to patiently answer and help me resolve some of the issues I had with the development of this biz dashboard. Thanks to the RStudio community member @nutterb (Benjamin) for introducing me to scoped verbs in dplyr which resolved the issue posted here.
RStudio has quite a few tutorials on Shiny Modules. Joe Cheng’s article on Modularizing Shiny App Code. Other:
Here is the server code that calls the module
source("alt_prod_blog.R")
ui <- dashboardPage(
# Application title ---------------------------------------------------------
dashboardHeader(title = "Business Insights", titleWidth = 200),
),
# Output: -----------------------------------------------------------------
dashboardBody(
# Define tabs per product
tabsetPanel(
id = "lic_data_set_both",
tabPanel("ProductA", TS_module_UI("productA")),
tabPanel("ProductB", TS_module_UI("productB")),
tabPanel("ALL", TS_module_UI("all"))
)
)
server <- function(input, output) {
x <- reactive(input$year)
y <- reactive(input$y)
prod_group <- reactive(input$prod_group)
show_data <- reactive(input$show_data)
callModule(
TS_module,
"productA",
data = list(lic_data_set_both, mapdata, worldmapdata),
product = "ProductA",
prod_group,
x,
y,
show_data
)
callModule(
TS_module,
"productB",
data = list(lic_data_set_both, mapdata, worldmapdata),
product = "ProductB",
prod_group,
x,
y,
show_data
)
callModule(
TS_module,
"all",
data = list(lic_data_set_both, mapdata, worldmapdata),
product = "ALL",
prod_group,
x,
y,
show_data
)
}
shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)
Here is an extract of the Module UI and server piece.
# Module UI -------------------------------------------------------------------
TS_module_UI <- function(id) {
ns <- NS(id)
tagList(
fluidRow(
box(highchartOutput(ns("product_group"))),
box(highchartOutput(ns("by_region"))),
box(highchartOutput(ns("top_10_prod"))),
box(highchartOutput(ns("top_10_states")))
)
)
}
#Module Server ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
TS_module <-
function(input,
output,
session,
data,
product,
prod_group,
x,
y,
show_data) {
TS_with_year_filtered <- reactive({
data <- as_tibble(data[[1]])
get_year <- x()
get_unit_measure <- y()
if (prod_group()) {
data %>%
filter(between(FY, get_year[1], get_year[2]),
`Prod Group` == "SERVER")
} else {
data %>% filter(between(FY, get_year[1], get_year[2]))
}
})
TS_with_All_vs_namedProdtype <- reactive({
if (as.character(product) == "ALL") {
TS_with_year_filtered()
} else {
TS_with_year_filtered() %>%
filter(Product == as.character(product))
}
})
TS_with_Product <- reactive({
get_unit_measure <- y()
Product_data <- TS_with_year_filtered()
if (as.character(product) == "ALL") {
Product_data %>%
group_by_at(.vars = c("FY", "SalesTeam")) %>%
summarize_at(vars(get_unit_measure), sum)
} else {
Product_data %>%
filter(Product == as.character(product)) %>%
group_by_at(.vars = c("FY", "SalesTeam")) %>%
summarize_at(vars(get_unit_measure), sum)
}
})
#Calculate Total YTD data
TS_YTD_Orders <- reactive({
TS_with_Product() %>%
summarise_at(.vars = c(y()), funs(Total = sum)) %>%
summarise(Total = sum(Total)) %>%
pull()
})
generate_top_10_states <- reactive({
get_unit_measure <- y()
TS_state_orders() %>%
arrange_at(.vars = c(get_unit_measure), desc) %>%
head(10)
})
output$top_10_states <- renderHighchart({
df <- generate_top_10_states()
get_unit_measure <- y()
highchart() %>%
hc_title(text = "Top 10: Orders_by_state") %>%
hc_add_series(df,
"pie",
hcaes("`postal-code`",!!get_unit_measure),
name = as.character(get_unit_measure)) %>%
hc_plotOptions(series = list(
dataLabels = list(enabled = TRUE, format = '{point.name}: {point.percentage:.1f}%'))) %>%
hc_exporting(
enabled = T,
buttons = list(contextButton = list(
menuItems = c(
"downloadPNG",
"downloadJPEG",
"separator",
"downloadCSV",
"downloadXLS"
)
)),
filename = "Top_10_ordersbystate"
)
})


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Iraqi Kurdistan, officially called the Kurdistan Region by the Iraqi constitution, is located in the north of Iraq and constitutes the country's only autonomous region
The Middle East is a transcontinental region centered on Western Asia and Egypt in North Africa. The corresponding adjective is Middle-Eastern and the derived noun is Middle-Easterner
The United States of America commonly known as the United States (U.S.) or America, is a federal republic composed of 50 states, a federal distric


Minesweeper
Game Settings
Restart Game
Game Settings
Select Difficulty
10 mines (easy)
15 mines (medium)
20 mines (hard)


Personal details:
- Name:
- Age:
- E-mail:
- Address:
- GitHub:
- Rafał Siemieniuk
- Białystok
- https://github.com/rafalSiemieniuk
Working experience:
11.2021 - present
9bits
Worksite: Software Developer
09.2018 - 10.2021
SoftwareHut
Worksite: Software Developer
Education:
10.2017 - 06.2018
Bialystok University of Technology
Field of studies: Web Applications Front-End Development
10.2012 - 02.2016
University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn
Field of studies: Geodesy and Cartography
Skills:
Hobby:
- History - XX and XIX century
- Physics - General relativity
- Macroeconomics - Austrian school
- Psychology - Personality
- Sport - Ice skates, roller skates, bike, swimming
Languages:
Polish: Mother tongue
English: Level B1


C, C#, C++, Swift, Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL, UnrealScript
Microsoft .NET, Vue.js, Wordpress, ECShop
Swift in iOS application development,
Java in Android application development
I studied Software Development (Honours Bachelor of Technology) in Seneca College. This was where I learn a lot about programming, software development cycle, and some of business realted knowledge.
I was asked to help to do a web application upgrade and layout enhancement to the website. I was using mostly HTML, CSS, and Javascript to change the website for the clients' need.
This is the first internship I had as a web developer. I developed both front end and challenging back end server code of a LAMP based website. The website is built for e-commerance. I also had to work with senior developers to manage a B2B website for the corporation. There were also various of development tasks to fit the client's need. Last but not least, I provided maintenance and support for their website during the time of internship.
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sequence-1 sequence-2
&key from-end test test-not key start1 start2 end1 end2
⇒ position
Sequence-1—a sequence.
Sequence-2—a sequence.
from-end—a generalized boolean. The default is false.
test—a designator for a function of two arguments that returns a generalized boolean.
test-not—a designator for a function of two arguments that returns a generalized boolean.
start1, end1—bounding index designators of sequence-1. The defaults for start1 and end1 are 0 and nil, respectively.
start2, end2—bounding index designators of sequence-2. The defaults for start2 and end2 are 0 and nil, respectively.
key—a designator for a function of one argument, or nil.
position—a bounding index of sequence-1, or nil.
The specified subsequences of sequence-1 and sequence-2 are compared element-wise.
The key argument is used for both the sequence-1 and the sequence-2.
If sequence-1 and sequence-2 are of equal length and match in every element, the result is false. Otherwise, the result is a non-negative integer, the index within sequence-1 of the leftmost or rightmost position, depending on from-end, at which the two subsequences fail to match. If one subsequence is shorter than and a matching prefix of the other, the result is the index relative to sequence-1 beyond the last position tested.
If from-end is true, then one plus the index of the rightmost position in which the sequences differ is returned. In effect, the subsequences are aligned at their right-hand ends; then, the last elements are compared, the penultimate elements, and so on. The index returned is an index relative to sequence-1.
(mismatch "abcd" "ABCDE" :test #'char-equal) ⇒ 4 (mismatch '(3 2 1 1 2 3) '(1 2 3) :from-end t) ⇒ 3 (mismatch '(1 2 3) '(2 3 4) :test-not #'eq :key #'oddp) ⇒ NIL (mismatch '(1 2 3 4 5 6) '(3 4 5 6 7) :start1 2 :end2 4) ⇒ NIL
Traversal Rules and Side Effects
The :test-not argument is deprecated.
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It's been a while since the last time I wrote on my blog. Today I thought I should talk about the issues met when using 3G USB modems on Ubuntu (Linux distros generally) since I noticed that it annoys many people because they don't work properly.
Some years ago I came up with a small workaround to this problem when I encountered it for the first time. I used usb_modswitch to properly recognise the device. Then I wrapped it in a script and started distributing it to my friends. Soon, I realized that this wasn't a solution, it did work sometimes, but it wasn't efficient.
So I started digging deeper to find alternative solutions, and I've seen the "sakis3g" project. This project, seemed immature for me in the first time, is script which uses usb_modswitch mainly to make these devices switch from mass storage mode to modem mode. After more releases of this project, it have been becoming more efficient and stable. I tried it on many machines and it worked on all cases so far.
Installing Sakis3g
there are 2 available options to get sakis3g working on your machine:
Compiling sakis3g
To compile sakis3g , we need to get the source code from github and compile it. This is done using these commands:
git clone https://github.com/trixarian/sakis3g-source.git
cd sakis3g-source
mkdir build
./compile
sudo cp build/sakis3gz /usr/bin/sakis3g
Installing from PPA
getting packages from PPAs saves up a great deal of time and effort. I found a ppa that holds sakis3g even for the latest release of ubuntu (saucy). To add the ppa and install sakis3g:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:darklordpaunik8880/darksmsaucy
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sakis3g
Update for trusty tahr users (ubuntu 14.04)
Ubuntu 14.04 need to use a new ppa to grab the binary package.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:darklordpaunik8880/darkminttrustytahr
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sakis3g
Here we go, sakis3g is now installed
Using Sakis3g
I will not go through command lines anymore, since saki3g offers us a nice graphical interface to use it. But to enable this interface we need to one last command
sudo sakis3g desktop
this command will create a launcher on the desktop. Go ahead and launch it, I'm pretty sure you will know how to use it ;)
[caption id="attachment_210" align="aligncenter" width="340"] Sakis3g Screenshot[/caption]
I would recommend not to configure connection through sakis3g since it's a bit buggy, make a new broadband connection from your network manager and use sakis3g just to switch you modem, then connect using the previously created configuration.
Don't forget to share :)


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Suspects break into back garden and fire into crowd gathered to watch football game
Police in the California city of Fresno were investigating a mass shooting at a football game party on Sunday where at least 10 people were shot, killing four, with five others left in critical condition and another wounded, police said.
Three men died at the scene and another died at a hospital, Fresno deputy police chief Michael Reed said in a late night news conference. Six more were hospitalised, he said.
“Our hearts go out to the families of the victims of this thing,” Mr Reed said. “This was senseless violence. We’re going to do everything we can to find out who the perpetrators were and bring them to justice.”
A gunman walked into a back garden and started shooting at a south Fresno home, where about 35 family and friends were watching a football game before 8 pm.
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Whitefoot the Woodmouse
by Thornton W. Burgess
"The Whitefoots Enjoy Their New Home"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Burgess T. W. (1922). Whitefoot the Woodmouse Boston: Little, Brown & Co..
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- Word Count: 678
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No home is ever mean or poor
Where love awaits you at the door.
—Whitefoot.
“There,” said Mrs. Whitefoot, as she worked a strip of white birch bark into the roof of the new home she and Whitefoot had been building out of the old home of Melody the Wood Thrush, “this finishes the roof. I don’t think any water will get through it even in the hardest rain.”
“It is wonderful,” declared Whitefoot admiringly. “Wherever did you learn to build such a house as this?”
“From my mother” replied Mrs. Whitefoot. “I was born in just such a home. It makes the finest kind of a home for Woodmouse babies.”
“You don’t think there is danger that the wind will blow it down, do you?” ventured Whitefoot.
“Of course I don’t,” retorted little Mrs. Whitefoot scornfully. “Hasn’t this old nest remained right where it is for over a year? Do you suppose that if I had thought there was the least bit of danger that it would blow down, I would have used it? Do credit me with a little sense, my dear.”
“Yes’m, I do,” replied Whitefoot meekly. “You are the most sensible person in all the Great World. I wasn’t finding fault. You see, I have always lived in a hole in the ground or a hollow stump, or a hole in a tree, and I have not yet become used to a home that moves about and rocks as this one does when the wind blows. But if you say it is all right, why of course it is all right. Probably I will get used to it after awhile.”
Whitefoot did get used to it. After living in it for a few days, it no longer seemed strange, and he no longer minded its swaying when the wind blew. The fact is, he rather enjoyed it. So Whitefoot and Mrs. Whitefoot settled down to enjoy their new home. Now and then they added a bit to it here and there.
Somehow Whitefoot felt unusually safe, safer than he had ever felt in any of his other homes. You see, he had seen several feathered folk alight close to it and not give it a second look. He knew that they had seen that home, but had mistaken it for what it had once been, the deserted home of one of their own number.
Whitefoot had chuckled. He had chuckled long and heartily. “If they make that mistake,” said he to himself, “everybody else is likely to make it. That home of ours is right in plain sight, yet I do believe it is safer than the best hidden home I ever had before. Shadow the Weasel never will think of climbing up this little tree to look at an old nest, and Shadow is the one I am most afraid of.”
It was only a day or two later that Buster Bear happened along that way. Now Buster is very fond of tender Woodmouse. More than once Whitefoot had had a narrow escape from Buster’s big claws as they tore open an old stump or dug into the ground after him. He saw Buster glance up at the new home without the slightest interest in those shrewd little eyes of his. Then Buster shuffled on to roll over an old log and lick up the ants he found under it. Again Whitefoot chuckled. “Yes, sir,” said he. “It is the safest home I‘ve ever had.”
So Whitefoot and little Mrs. Whitefoot were very happy in the home which they had built, and for once in his life Whitefoot did very little worrying. Life seemed more beautiful than it had ever been before. And he almost forgot that there was such a thing as a hungry enemy.


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Terex operates its own in-house direct sales force across its five operating segments, organised by division and geographic region. The Company’s sales personnel operate out of the Company’s network of sales and administrative offices, notably its principal operating office in Miamisburg, Ohio. Terex also utilises the services of a number of third party distribution partners, selling many of its products through a global network of dealers, rental companies, independent sales agents, distributors.
Terex operates its own manufacturing facilities across the North America, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Europe, allowing it to serve customers efficiently through local and regional facilities. The Company also services customers through its network of industrial crane service locations across the US.
Customer Relationships
Terex does not offer products and solutions to its customers on a self-service basis. The company’s sales personnel consult directly with clients, in order to accurately establish the details of each individual sales and distribution contract. The Company provides services tailored to each client, seeking to establish longstanding customer relationships and secure recurring business.
Terex provides ongoing support to customers for the length of their sales and distribution contracts, with larger client provided their own account management teams. The Company also allows existing and prospective clients to contact the Company directly and provide feedback, either over the phone or through an online contact form. Terex does not provide any significant online support resources, beyond product information and news articles.
Customers are able to follow Terex’s activities and interact with its personnel directly, through its social media accounts, including with Facebook and LinkedIn.
Key Activities
Terex is a lifting and material handling solutions company. The Company provides a range of products and solutions that are designed to assist commercial operators primarily in the construction, infrastructure, mining, manufacturing, transportation, and energy and utility industries.
Terex aligns its operations into five reportable business segments: Aerial Work Platforms, which designs, manufactures, services and markets aerial work platform equipment, telehandlers and light towers; Construction, which designs, manufactures and markets construction equipment and related components, as well as replacement parts; Cranes, which designs, manufactures, services, refurbishes and markets mobile cranes; Material Handling and Port Solutions, which designs, manufactures, services and markets industrial cranes; and Materials Processing, which designs, manufactures and markets materials processing equipment.
Key Partners
Terex collaborates with a network of partner companies and organisations around the world. These partners can be organised as follows:
- Supplier and Procurement Partners, including suppliers of materials, equipment, and tools used as part of the Company’s manufacturing operations, as well as suppliers of services and technologies that support the Company’s operations more broadly across all five operating segments;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, comprising the Company’s network of third-party distributors, sales agents, dealers, and rental companies that extend the reach of the Company’s in-house sale and marketing teams;
- Joint Venture Partners, including various industrial and manufacturing companies with which the Company jointly manufactures, markets, and or sells products through mutually owned entities; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, including companies from a range of sectors, with which the Company collaborates on various marketing and other projects. Terex has numerous partners across multiple business sectors. This includes a strategic partnership with China SINOMACH Heavy Industry, a deal with AML Equipment as a service partner, and a distribution partnership with Cowin Equipment.
Key Resources
Terex’s key resources are its intellectual properties and technologies, its materials and supply chain, its manufacturing facilities, its sales and distribution infrastructure, its It and communications infrastructure, its partnerships, and its personnel – notably its technical staff.
Terex incorporates a number of proprietary technologies into its products and processes, which are protected by patent. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified a number of patents filed in Terex’s name, including applications entitled ‘Con crusher’, Integrated carriage lighting system for concrete pavers’ and ‘Support assembly for supporting part of a machine’.
Terex also owns a number of physical properties that are key to its operations, This notably includes the Company’s manufacturing, warehouse, service and office facilities across North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Latin America.
Cost Structure
Terex incurs costs in relation to the development of its technologies, the procurement of supplies, the operation of its manufacturing facilities, the operation of its sales and distribution channels, the implementation of marketing campaigns, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015 Terex recorded total cost of goods sold in the amount of $5.23 billion, and selling, general, and administrative expenses totalling $918.6 million.
Revenue Streams
Terex generates revenue through the manufacture and sale of various industrial products, as well as the provision of materials handling and lifting solutions. The Company’s products include loader backhoes, mini and midi excavators, wheeled excavators, site dumpers, telehandlers, and trailer-mounted light towers.
In 2015 Terex recorded annual net sales of $6.54 billion, down on the $7.31 billion recorded by the Company in 2014. The Company’s largest revenue generator was its Aerial Work Platforms segment, which recorded net sales for the year totaling $2.21 billion. This was followed by the Cranes segment with $1.70 billion, and the Material Handling and Port Solutions with $1.45 billion.


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k-Nearest Neighbor
k-Nearest Neighbor¶
k Nearest Neighbour (kNN) is a non-parametric algorithm for classification or regression algorithm. This is usually the first choices for a classification study when there is little or no prior knowledge about the distribution of the data. In kNN, the analysis is performed where parameteric estimates of probablity density are unknown or difficult to determine.
The kNN algorithm is fed some training data. This traning data has h n dimentional data points with the associated lables. When a new n dimentional data point i.e. test data point is provided, the distance between the test point and each of the h training points is calculated. This distance is usually Euclidean distance. Then the distances are sorted from the smallest to the largest. Then the majority of the k smallest point's lable is assigned to the test point.
This can be represented as:
Classification typically involves partitioning samples into training and testing categories. Let $$x_i$$ be a training sample and x be a test sample, and let $$\omega$$ be the true class of a training sample and $$ \hat{\omega}$$ be the predicted class for a test sample $$(\omega, \hat{\omega}=1,2,…,\Omega)$$ . Here, $$\Omega$$ is the total number of classes.
During the training process, we use only the true class $$\Omega$$ of each training sample to train the classifier, while during testing we predict the class $$ \hat{\omega}$$ of each test sample. It warrants noting that kNN is a "supervised" classification method in that it uses the class labels of the training data.
With 1-nearest neighbor rule, the predicted class of test sample x is set equal to the true class $$\omega$$ of its nearest neighbor, where $$m_i$$ is a nearest neighbor to x if the distance
$$d(m_i,x)=min_j{d(m_j,x)}$$.
For k-nearest neighbors, the predicted class of test sample x is set equal to the most frequent true class among k nearest training samples.
import numpy as np
from scipy.spatial import distance
from collections import Counter
class kNN:
"""k-Nearest Neighbor implements the bruteforce kNN classification algorithm.
Attributes:
x_train (:obj:ndarray numpy array): The training feature array.
y_train (:obj:ndarray numpy array): The training lable array.
x_test (:obj:ndarray numpy array): The test feature array.
y_test (:obj:ndarray numpy array): The test lable array.
k (int): The k nearest neighbors that need to be looked at.
"""
def __init__(self, k):
if not isinstance(k, int):
raise ValueError("The type of k should be an 'int' but found {}".format(type(k)))
self.x_train = np.array([])
self.y_train = np.array([])
self.x_test = np.array([])
self.y_test = []
self._test_feature_length = 0
self.k = k
def fit(self, x_train, y_train):
if not isinstance(x_train, np.ndarray):
raise ValueError("The type of x_train should be an 'numpy.ndarray' but found {}".format(type(x_train)))
if not isinstance(y_train, np.ndarray):
raise ValueError("The type of y_train should be an 'numpy.ndarray' but found {}".format(type(y_train)))
#Check if all the x_train points have the same features.
if len(x_train.shape) == 1:
raise ValueError("The traning points are not of the same size. The number of feature are different.")
if not x_train.shape[0] == y_train.size:
raise ValueError("The number of training examples and the lables are not of the name size.")
self._test_feature_length = x_train.shape[1]
self.x_train = x_train
self.y_train = y_train
def predict(self, x_test):
if not isinstance(x_test, np.ndarray):
raise ValueError("The type of x_test should be an 'numpy.ndarray' but found {}".format(type(x_test)))
if len(x_test.shape) == 1:
raise ValueError("The testing points are not of the same size. The number of feature are different.")
if not x_test.shape[1] == self._test_feature_length:
raise ValueError("The test and training feature sets are not the same. Training feature length {}, Test feature length {}".format(_test_feature_length, x_test.shape[1]))
y_pred = []
for x_ in x_test:
_distLst = []
for i, x in enumerate(self.x_train):
_distLst.append({"index": i ,"dist" : distance.euclidean(x, x_)})
_distLst = sorted(_distLst, key = lambda x:x['dist'])
_distLst = _distLst[:self.k] #Select only first k lables with the shortest distance
kNN = []
for ele in _distLst:
kNN.append(self.y_train[ele["index"]])
return Counter(kNN).most_common(1)[0][0]
X = np.array([[0], [1], [2], [3]])
y = np.array([0, 0, 1, 1])
k = kNN(3)
k.fit(X,y)
k.predict(np.array([[1.1]]))


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