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fun acceptFriendRequest(uid: String): Unit
Accepts the Friend Request of this uid
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This will sync all users and roles from this garden to all remote gardens,
making the role assignments and password for each user on the remote garden
match those of the users for this garden. Any role assignments that were
granted directly on the remote gardens will be overwritten by this process.


China wants US trade deal but 'not afraid' to fight back: Xi
by AFPBEIJING: President Xi Jinping said Friday that China wants to reach an initial trade deal with the United States but is “not afraid” to fight back when necessary.
Xi made the remarks two days after US President Donald Trump complained that Beijing had not made sufficient concessions so far, making him reluctant to conclude a bargain.
The world’s two biggest economies have been locked in a bruising trade conflict for more than a year, hitting each other with volleys of tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods.
“As we always said we don’t want to start the trade war but we are not afraid,” Xi told former US officials and other foreign dignitaries at a meeting in Beijing’s Great Hall of the People.
“When necessary we will fight back but we have been working actively to try not to have a trade war,” he told the group, which included former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger, former US treasury secretary Henry Paulson and former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd.
Top trade negotiators spoke on the phone on Saturday in what the Chinese commerce ministry described as “constructive” discussions on a preliminary deal.
China has insisted on a rollback of existing tariffs, which Trump said he has not agreed to.
US Congress approved this week of legislation supporting pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong has also cast a shadow on the negotiations.
“We want to work for a phase-one agreement on the basis of mutual respect and equality,” Xi told the foreign visitors, who were in town for the Bloomberg New Economy Forum.


- BackupWorkspace - Class in equinox.task
-
Class for backup workspace task.
- BackupWorkspace(Path) - Constructor for class equinox.task.BackupWorkspace
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Creates backup workspace task.
- BasicMultiplicationTableSearch - Class in equinox.task
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Class for basic multiplication table search task.
- BasicMultiplicationTableSearch(BasicSearchInput) - Constructor for class equinox.task.BasicMultiplicationTableSearch
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Creates basic multiplication table search task.
- BasicPilotPointSearch - Class in equinox.task
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Class for basic pilot point search task.
- BasicPilotPointSearch(BasicSearchInput) - Constructor for class equinox.task.BasicPilotPointSearch
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Creates basic pilot point search task.
- BasicSpectrumSearch - Class in equinox.task
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Class for basic spectrum search.
- BasicSpectrumSearch(BasicSearchInput) - Constructor for class equinox.task.BasicSpectrumSearch
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Creates basic spectrum search task.
- BEAM - Static variable in class equinox.data.ElementType
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Element type names.
- bouncingScale(double, double, double, double, double, EventHandler<ActionEvent>, List<? extends Node>) - Static method in class equinox.utility.Animator
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Creates and returns scaling animation of given nodes in a sequential transition within two steps as follows;
First step: Scales node from startScale
to midScale
,
Second step: Scales node from midScale
to endScale
.
- bouncingScale(double, double, double, double, double, EventHandler<ActionEvent>, Node...) - Static method in class equinox.utility.Animator
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Creates and returns scaling animation of given nodes in a sequential transition within two steps as follows;
First step: Scales node from startScale
to midScale
,
Second step: Scales node from midScale
to endScale
.
- BucketDamageAngleAnalysis - Class in equinox.task
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Class for bucket damage angle analysis task.
- BucketDamageAngleAnalysis(STFFileBucket, DamageAngleInput, FatigueMaterial, AnalysisEngine) - Constructor for class equinox.task.BucketDamageAngleAnalysis
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Creates bucket damage angle analysis task.
- BucketDamageContributionAnalysis - Class in equinox.task
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Class for bucket damage contribution analysis task.
- BucketDamageContributionAnalysis(STFFileBucket, LoadcaseDamageContributionInput, FatigueMaterial, AnalysisEngine) - Constructor for class equinox.task.BucketDamageContributionAnalysis
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Creates bucket damage contribution analysis task.
- BucketFastEquivalentStressAnalysis - Class in equinox.task
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Class for fast equivalent stress analysis from STF file bucket task.
- BucketFastEquivalentStressAnalysis(STFFileBucket, FastEquivalentStressInput, ArrayList<Material>, boolean, AnalysisEngine) - Constructor for class equinox.task.BucketFastEquivalentStressAnalysis
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Creates fast equivalent stress analysis from STF file bucket task.
- BucketTask - Interface in equinox.task
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Interface for bucket tasks.
- BUG_REPORT_PANEL - Static variable in class equinox.controller.InputPanel
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Sub-panel index.
- BUG_REPORT_VIEW - Static variable in class equinox.controller.ViewPanel
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Sub-panel index.
- BugPanel - Class in equinox.controller
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Class for bug panel controller.
- BugPanel() - Constructor for class equinox.controller.BugPanel
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- BugReportPanel - Class in equinox.controller
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Class for bug report panel.
- BugReportPanel() - Constructor for class equinox.controller.BugReportPanel
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- BugReportViewControls - Class in equinox.controller
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Class for bug report view controls.
- BugReportViewControls() - Constructor for class equinox.controller.BugReportViewControls
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- BugReportViewPanel - Class in equinox.controller
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Class for bug report view panel controller.
- BugReportViewPanel() - Constructor for class equinox.controller.BugReportViewPanel
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- buildBreadCrumbNavigation(SpectrumItem) - Method in class equinox.controller.ViewPanel
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Builds bread crumb navigation from given spectrum item file.


This document is the API specification for the Deep Java Library (DJL) NLP support with fastText.
The fastText module contains the NLP suport with fastText.


Ontario man opens safe, pours soy sauce throughout business
Man allegedly broke into safe containing more than $2,000 and did $100,000 in damages
by The Canadian PressPolice say safe-cracking gear and soy sauce were just some of the tools a Guelph, Ont., man used while allegedly vandalizing a local business earlier this year.
They say the vandalism took place on Sept. 18 after the business closed for the day.
Investigators allege the man hid inside a bathroom until staff went home, then emerged with a bag of break-and-enter tools which he used to open a safe containing more than $2,000.
ALSO READ: Vandalized BC Hydro transformers cause power outages, oil spill and hefty damage
They allege he then proceeded to cause roughly $100,000 worth of damage to the business, partially by pouring soy sauce over multiple electronics.
They say he also damaged ceiling tiles, walls and venting.
Police say some of the man’s actions were captured on surveillance video and he is now facing multiple, unspecified charges.
The Canadian Press


| (:code:`torch.Tensor`): Tensors of shape :code:`[time, n_1, ..., n_k]` of Bernoulli-distributed spikes.
"""
if "max_prob" in kwargs:
max_prob = kwargs["max_prob"]
else:
max_prob = 1.0
for i in range(len(data)):
yield bernoulli(data[i], time, max_prob=max_prob) // Encode datum as Bernoulli spike trains.
def poisson(datum, time, **kwargs):
"""
// Setting kwargs.
max_prob = kwargs.get("max_prob", 1.0)
for i in range(len(data)):
yield bernoulli(data[i], time, max_prob=max_prob) // Encode datum as Bernoulli spike trains.


Hello, worldy!
Prime Numbers and the number system. This is an endless source of finding and proving facts.
Some fun with the modulus function
Here is nice one: `p^2+2` is always divisible by 3 where `p` is a prime number.
This follows from an interesting foray into the mathematics of 'modulus' operator defined as the remainder after division.
In the formula `a/b` where `a>b` and `a,b` are integers without any common factors, the modulus goes through all the numbers 0..b in some order.
Because of this order, the `p%3` has a modulus, `2p%3` is double that - i.e. `2*(p%3)%3` and so on..
Since `p%3` can only have values of 1 or 2, the `p*p%3 = ((p%3)^2) %3`.
This evaluates to 1 for all values of `p%3`. Therefore `p^2 +2` is always divisible by 3.
Some examples:
`5*5 + 2 = 27, 7*7 + 2 = 51, 13*12 + 2 = 171 ..`
Modulus mapping with squares
As noded about for the number 3, the mapping when the numerator is 'squared' is:
1 => 1
2 => 1
When `a != 0`, there are two solutions to `ax^2 + bx + c = 0` and
they are
`x = (-b +- sqrt(b^2-4ac))/(2a) .`


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10.49. Release 0.90
Warning
This release has a memory leak and should not be used.
General Changes
- Initial support for partition and placement awareness in the query planner. This can result in better plans for queries involving JOIN and GROUP BY over the same key columns.
- Improve planning of UNION queries.
- Add presto version to query creation and completion events.
- Add property task.writer-count to configure the number of writers per task.
- Fix a bug when optimizing constant expressions involving binary types.
- Fix bug where a table writer commits partial results while cleaning up a failed query.
- Fix a bug when unnesting an array of doubles containing NaN or Infinity.
- Fix failure when accessing elements in an empty array.
- Fix “Remote page is too large” errors.
- Improve error message when attempting to cast a value to UNKNOWN.
- Update the approx_distinct() documentation with correct standard error bounds.
- Disable falling back to the interpreter when expressions fail to be compiled to bytecode. To enable this option, add compiler.interpreter-enabled=true to the coordinator and worker config properties. Enabling this option will allow certain queries to run slowly rather than failing.
- Improve JDBC Driver conformance. In particular, all unimplemented methods now throw SQLException rather than UnsupportedOperationException.
Functions and Language Features
- Add bool_and() and bool_or() aggregation functions.
- Add standard SQL function every() as an alias for bool_and().
- Add year_of_week() function.
- Add regexp_extract_all() function.
- Add map_agg() aggregation function.
- Add support for casting JSON to ARRAY or MAP types.
- Add support for unparenthesized expressions in VALUES clause.
- Added SET SESSION, RESET SESSION and SHOW SESSION.
- Improve formatting of EXPLAIN (TYPE DISTRIBUTED) output and include additional information such as output layout, task placement policy and partitioning functions.
Hive Changes
- Disable optimized metastore partition fetching for non-string partition keys. This fixes an issue were Presto might silently ignore data with non-canonical partition values. To enable this option, add hive.assume-canonical-partition-keys=true to the coordinator and worker config properties.
- Don’t retry operations against S3 that fail due to lack of permissions.
SPI Changes
- Add getColumnTypes to RecordSink.
- Use Slice for table writer fragments.
- Add ConnectorPageSink which is a more efficient interface for column-oriented sources.
Note
This is a backwards incompatible change with the previous connector SPI. If you have written a connector, you will need to update your code before deploying this release.


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The performance
of a single antenna base station was simulated. The results here show the
signal to interference ratio of the WLAN building and surrounding areas. The
scale is in dB. The two numbers on the plots show the performance as the
interferer moves, which is shown as a white cross. The top number shows the
average spectral efficiency that could be achieved if the system were using
adaptive modulation, while the lower number shows the percentage area of the
building which has a signal to interference ratio below 10 dB. This
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Eagles make Brooks NFL's top-paid guard
The Philadelphia Eagles reportedly gave Brandon Brooks a four-year, $56.2 million extension Monday that makes him the highest-paid guard in the NFL.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport first reported the deal, which includes $30 million in guaranteed money for the 30-year-old right guard.
Brooks, a Pro Bowl selection in each of the past two seasons, is in the fourth season of a five-year, $40 million free-agent contract he signed in March 2016.
Brooks has not missed a game since December 2016, starting 55 of the Eagles’ 57 games since joining the team from the Houston Texans.
He appeared in 50 games (44 starts) for the Texans, who picked him in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft out of Miami (Ohio).
—Field Level Media


A global online hackathon where students are pushed to create tech-based projects that will aim to solve issues, entertain, or do whatever the builder desires!
RegisterPlathacks is an online high school hackathon for students to build and create whatever they want for exciting prizes. Build Whatever you desire and Happy Hacking!
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Teams will submit written code as well as a write up about their product and a recorded demo. Please review the submission guidelines for more information
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It is easy to make webpage with ERICAST!
● Make sure you're connected to the Internet. Other pages, including this page, may not work properly if you are not connected to the Internet.
● Enable the 'CREATE' feature. (It is initially disabled. See working version at http://www.sbnation.com/a/meme.) To enable this, additional installation is required. Please read the README.md file in the 'meme' folder for further instructions.
● Take a look at ERICAST and edit the code as you wish. See the 'FUNCTION' section for usage.
That's all you have to do!
If you get stuck, contact us! We will gladly help you.
These are the functions of ERICAST.
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Strangers from Green Mountains and other forests,
January, 2017
Descendants:
Press, among words, is unusual. It has an unusual history of 18 centuries. As a thing a press can be a unruly, costly, a thing, a sophistical device, sufficiently to detour counterfeits.
In the sense of a seal, a press is and robust enough to be carried through to the masses as liturgy, law, art and music, philosophy and higher learning, commerce and economy, and utmost religion.
And it has a special place in the heart of every Buddhist. The press, a technical device of sophisticated complexity, is used to reproduce images of the Buddha. Thus proliferated Buddhism through the earliest years of this era, due to the proliferation of the icon. This was the press.
As as are the realm and sophistication of the age, as sophisticated become the press: un compromised in paper money and yet become penniless on the streets.
Press, in the past recent decades, became of garbage, remnants, wrappers, holding dear nothing, and valued only by weight and proximity. It became nothing, printed, words, but lost. Know decline!
Here is where the story takes a beginning. Here we sit now knowing off and down we will jump! We must Jump!
And thou are determined of great individuals, who persevered, triumphed, suffered and passed. All we can do now is realize this.
We realize, our own fates’, so interwoven and twisted with others’, seem away from us and un-kindly. But they are like of kind not of unkind, a drawing of us by sinuous tread.
And now, we again are faced with the dilemma of our ancestors, how do we differentiate the image of the Buddha? That is, how do we disseminate it? By what means and virtue, and to the cause of? Or, effect of? And are these questions even answerable in this modern time? I say they are. Answerable (or post modern or post unanswerable?) we must be, who speaks, and the image that we disseminate will not the that of ourselves.
It will be of a kind and like kind image we disseminate. Granted the master and the image are not unified, we must search we must proliferate, fortify, believe, and never unkind to. The image of the Buddha never wrong, never rage, unless we virtuously in this it can only take a moment in execution. Virtue, not harm, virtue, not pain or indignity, we will inflict on our enemy.
Our enemy is strong, and strength may grow but this will take unlike or no comparison to our own great strength, which is enumerable, enough, to bring the cosmos to a stand still.
The goal of life, of all life, is virtue in survival.
Surviving un virtuous is costly always. This virtuous value you may believe is determinate or indeterminate. But it is indeterminate by nature and is outside yourself, your mind, body and like, knowledge possession and existence; and is the evolution, the product of, the undulation of the seven types of logical fallacies.
If you do not see it now, a press is like yourself, and you are unlike it.
Chapter 2
Friends, dear family,
By the fall of my 28th year I lost all; I gained all.
Lovers, friends, abandoned, lost, as I was, to the city. I thought to flee, returning to my home-land and estate there govern in its namesake. But I did not go. And how, I could not go, or let go of feelings; here, somewhere, waiting, lost to me.
We will not come back again to this life. It is the eternal moment now and here. The endless past, no longer informant upon us, will never be again and will never again us enter. Now, the eternal link is broken, unshackled, un-weighed and free. Un-bound by past and body, we must take up again solemn duties binding: To the future, ourselves, and all!
The Great Wheel: It spins. - Up becomes down and down becomes unlike it - We set The Great Wheel on its side to rest. Stop the endless. Equalize the struggle and bring balance to all people. Fortune’s great device lifts as it weighs, gives while it takes. We celebrate today!
To the earth is my body. To you, now, give and swear, I, my faith, my fortune and my honor.
As we bring into balance from this great rotation into rest, will enter chaos.
That is, from high system to low system, from order into unordered: We are on the way! Ourselves realizing our own true nature now. Weather this is enlightenment or necessary, is not just unphysical it is irrelevant. Faith, all faith, isn’t just un actual, it is beyond actual and is not pair to matter.
Faith, its Principals, can go questioned or go unquestioned. - Yet, are unquestionable in public discourse, being a special kind of belief, are beyond the reach of modern ethics and epistemic notation of true belief via formations rationally.
Ask questions of faith but know: an answer, not condemning a positive or negative assertion, to that question; is not either proof or dis-proof, evidence - for or against; for faith and evidential physical or ethical matters are unlike.
Faith is unlike evidence and evidence is unlike it. So, but, are both near, proximal and different kinds of existing, seeing, understanding, feeling, and sensing. Empirically we know via our senses. And we relativize from there forth. But our sensations, our feelings, and that truly our beliefs be only certain, is not either rational or irrational as such judgements are and not (about and of oneself) themselves… impossible.
Faith is that mantel, metaphysically, cosmologically, and in a cosmogony, what delivers upon us and unto us these rational judgments. And is it not the device of which we trust but in which we trust, faith is that device which we trust, in which, ourselves, are its implement and from that union stems rationality and empiricism, a great triumph, unlimited in many domains but not this.
Feel Be Exist and dispose my words, Millennialism, as it extends among you tell.
Oh Fortune, all this time, you were there known or unknown, in being or in absence. Fortune, you are great.
To fortune alone I present the image of the Buddha, your servant and humbled always by virtue to you.


Harry ends another insufferable summer at the Dursleys and hears about an escaped murderer, Sirius Black, in the Muggle news. The wizarding world is also buzzing about the infamous Sirius, who had been held at Azkaban, a maximum-security prison for those who have committed severe crimes. Mr. Weasley warns Harry that Sirius is after him.  Hermione exhibits strange behavior and seems to be enrolled in every single class, even those with conflicting times. Harry, Hermione and Ron enroll in Professor Trelawny's Divination class and Hagrid's Care of Magical Creatures class. Harry loses the first Quidditch match of the season when Dementors storm the field in search of Sirius. When he learns that Sirius betrayed his parents and are to blame for their death, Harry vows to kill him. But Harry soon discovers that Peter Pettigrew — once a good friend to Harry's parents and Sirius — was in fact responsible for betraying the Potters' whereabouts to Voldemort. Sirius, it turns out, is actually Harry's godfather.  Harry then conjures a powerful Patronus charm to save Sirius. Still a wanted wizard, Sirius goes into hiding, and Harry sadly returns to the Dursleys.


Quills (2000). 2 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring Geoffrey Rush, Michael Caine, Kate Winslett and Joaquin Phoenix. Written by Doug Wright, based upon his play. Directed by Philip Kaufman. Rated R.
I have no objection to movies that try to send a message or make a pertinent point about the integrity of the artist or freedom of expression.
What I canít abide, though, are films that do it in such a heavy-handed, obvious manner that it seems condescending to the audience.
Such a movie is Quills.
With a screenplay by Doug Wright, based upon his play, and direction by Philip Kaufman, Quills is at times riveting, disturbing and provocative.
But it also is obvious. The story revolves around the last days of the infamous Marquis de Sade (Geoffrey Rush), locked up in the Charenton Asylum, but still allowed quills and ink to write his shocking and explicit novels.
Emperor Napoleon, disgusted by de Sadeís writings, orders Dr. Royer-Collard (Michael Caine), a conservative moralist, to oversee the asylum and cure de Sade by any means possible.
At the asylum, Abbe Coulmier (Joaquin Phoenix) uses more humanitarian methods to try to reach those mentally defectives incarcerated in his institution. He encourages painting and theater, plays staged and written by de Sade, in the hopes of soothing the demons within his charges.
Where Quills missteps is in the portrayal of Royer-Collard. He is so obviously one-dimensional hypocritical, venal, capricious, small-minded that the scales are automatically tilted in favor of de Sade, no matter how abominable you may find his writings.
De Sade is fighting for freedom of expression no matter the subject, no matter the cost. Royer-Collard is the symbol for those who want to stifle that freedom and make everyone conform to what the state considers the norm.
Who in their right mind could favor Royer-Collard's position?
Wright and Kaufman have so stacked the deck that Caine has no chance of creating any understanding of his character or his position. Wright and Kaufman fail to instill one iota of decency or compassion within Royer-Collard.
And this is grossly unfair and totally undermines their argument.
Rushís de Sade is a flamboyant rabble-rouser who believes his writings are art that forces his readers to examine their souls and convictions.

Caine does his best with what Wright and Kaufman have given him. His Royer-Collard is cold and calculating.
Kate Winslett portrays Madeleine, the asylum laundress who is de Sadeís courier to the outside world. She smuggles the marquisí writings to his publisher's agent by hiding the papers in her laundry basket.
In exchange the marquis reads his works to her, as well as teaches her to read and write.
Phoenix instills his cleric with benevolence and mercy. He also displays his battles with temptation as he fights his attraction toward Madeleine.
Kaufman stages some rather interesting sequences, including one in which de Sade, stripped of quill and ink, arranges a relay system in which his latest work is passed on from inmate to inmate until it reaches Madeleine, who transcribes it.
Toward the end, Quills falters as it becomes a gross depiction of torture and humiliation, almost a chapter from a de Sade novel.
Quills is a rather interesting feature. If only Wright and Kaufman had not been so fervent is trumpeting their message.
Bob Bloom is the film critic at the Journal and Courier in Lafayette, IN. He can be reached by e-mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Other reviews by Bloom can be found at www.jconline.com at golafayette. Bloom's reviews also can be found on the Web at the Internet Movie Database at: http://www.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Bob+Bloom
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Creativity is the novel step of being the first
to identify that something might be possible in the first place.
Innovation is the action of putting things into
practical reality, despite challenges and resistance, rather than just contemplating.
A new idea might be novel but it doesn't always bring success. To be relevant, the new idea needs to be considered useful and valuable. The New Coke was a failure because the new formula was not as valued as the original.
Innovations change the way the world operates. Look at iPhones and applications (apps). Innovation is generally disruptive, revolutionary and evolutionary. Society determines what is innovative.


Ternary Tree Wasm
About this package
This is a simplified WebAssembly binding to my Rust ternary-tree crate.
A Ternary Search Tree (TST) is a data structure which stores key/value pairs in a tree. The key is a string, and its characters are placed in the tree nodes. Each node may have three children (hence the name): a left child, a middle child and a right child.
A search in a TST compares the current character in the key with the character of the current node:
- If both matches, the search traverses the middle child, and proceed to the next character in the key
- If the key character is less than the node one, the search simply goes through the left child, and keep looking
for the same key character - Respectively, if the key character is greater than the node one, the search simply goes through the right child
The data structure and its algorithm are explained very well in Dr.Dobb's Ternary Search Trees article.
The following tree is the TST we get after inserting the following keys in order: "aba", "ab", "bc", "ac", "abc", "a", "b", "aca", "caa", "cbc", "bac", "c", "cca", "aab", "abb", "aa".
A checked box "☑" denotes a node which stores a value (it corresponds to the last character of a key). An empty box
"☐" means that the node has no value.
A TST can be used as a map, but it allows more flexible ways to retrieve values associated with keys. This package provides four basic ways to iterate over the values of a TST:
- Apply a closure to all values stored in the tree (same as a regular map) with
tree.visit(closure, direction)
. See original iter doc 🦀 - Apply a closure to all values whose keys begin with some prefix (i.e. complete some prefix) with
tree.complete(prefix, closure, direction)
. See original iter_complete doc 🦀 - Apply a closure to all values whose keys are close to some string (Hamming distance) with
tree.neighbor(target, range, closure, direction)
. See original iter_neighbor doc 🦀 - Apply a closure to all values whose keys match a string with some joker (e.g. "a?c") with
tree.crossword(pattern, joker, closure, direction)
. See original iter_crossword doc 🦀
Quick API walkthrough
The following is an experimental mix of code, doc and basic tests, done with org-mode. It shows how to use this module API :
- clear
- complete
- count
- crossword
- get
- insert
- neighbor
- new
- pretty_print
- remove
- visit
The wasm-bindgen guide gives us the code needed to load the Wasm module without a bundler.
//Load the package from npm through Unpkg. You need init, Tst and Direction. import init, {Tst, Direction} from "https://unpkg.com/ternary-tree-wasm/ternary_tree_wasm.js"; //Use it in an async function. Do not forget to call init. async function run() { await init(); //(Pay no attention to "box" ids. They are used by Check //function to report assertion results.) let tree = CreateTree(Tst, "box1"); VisitTree(Direction, tree, "box2"); CompleteTree(Direction, tree, "box3"); NeighborTree(Direction, tree, "box4"); CrosswordTree(Direction, tree, "box5"); PrintAndClearTree(tree, "box6"); } run();
Create a tree, add, get and remove some key and value
function CreateTree(tst, id) { //Create a new empty ternary search tree. let tree = tst.new(); Check("#1 typeof(tree)", typeof(tree), "object", id); Check("#2 tree.count()", tree.count(), 0, id); let data = ["aba", "ab", "bc", "ac", "abc", "a", "b", "aca", "caa", "cbc", "bac", "c", "cca", "aab", "abb", "aa"]; //Add 'matching' key value couples in the tree by deriving 'abc' strings. for (const d of data) { tree.insert("🗝"+d, "📦"+d); } Check("#3 tree.count()", tree.count(), 16, id); //Use 'get' to retrieve the value of some key. Check("#4 tree.get('🗝abc')", tree.get('🗝abc'), "📦abc", id); //Use 'remove' to delete a key ; the value associated with the key is //returned. Check("#5 tree.remove('🗝abc')", tree.remove('🗝abc'), "📦abc", id); Check("#6 tree.count()", tree.count(), 15, id); //Request for a key that does not exist returns null. Check("#7 tree.get('🗝abc')", tree.get('🗝abc'), null, id); return tree; }
Checks
Visit keys and values
var array = []; //Create a closure that will be called for all key value pairs of the tree. var push_all_items = function (key, value) { array.push(`${key}=${value}`); }; //If seeing more key value pairs is not needed, simply returns true. var push_two_items = function (key, value) { array.push(`${key}=${value}`); let should_break = array.length >= 2; return should_break; }; function VisitTree(go, tree, id) { array = []; //Use visit to call the closure on all key value pairs. Use Forward to get //keys in alphabetical order and Backward to get them in reverse order. tree.visit(push_all_items, go.Forward); Check("#1 array", array, ["🗝a=📦a","🗝aa=📦aa","🗝aab=📦aab","🗝ab=📦ab", "🗝aba=📦aba", "🗝abb=📦abb","🗝ac=📦ac","🗝aca=📦aca","🗝b=📦b", "🗝bac=📦bac","🗝bc=📦bc", "🗝c=📦c","🗝caa=📦caa","🗝cbc=📦cbc", "🗝cca=📦cca"], id); array = []; //Get the last two items of the tree. tree.visit(push_two_items, go.Backward); Check("#2 array", array, ["🗝cca=📦cca","🗝cbc=📦cbc"], id); }
Checks
Complete keys
function CompleteTree(go, tree, id) { array = []; //Use complete with some prefix string to call the closure on all keys //beginning with this prefix. tree.complete("🗝ab", push_all_items, go.Forward); //Note that "🗝ab=📦ab" is not present because there is nothing to complete //(a prefix of some key can not be the whole key). Check("#1 array", array, ["🗝aba=📦aba", "🗝abb=📦abb"], id); }
Checks
Neighbors keys
function NeighborTree(go, tree, id) { array = []; //Use neighbor with some "target" key and a "range" to call the closure on //all keys close to the target key (think of range as the number of errors //allowed). tree.neighbor("🗝abc", 1, push_all_items, go.Forward); Check("#1 array", array, ["🗝ab=📦ab", "🗝aba=📦aba", "🗝abb=📦abb", "🗝cbc=📦cbc"], id); }
Checks
Keys with jokers
function CrosswordTree(go, tree, id) { array = []; //Use crossword with some joker in the key to call the closure on //all matching keys. You choose the joker character, and it will match //excatly one key character. tree.crossword("🗝?a?", '?', push_all_items, go.Forward); Check("#1 array", array, ["🗝aab=📦aab", "🗝bac=📦bac", "🗝caa=📦caa"], id); }
Checks
Miscellaneous, pretty_print and clear
function PrintAndClearTree(tree, id) { //Use pretty_print to generate a dot description of the tree. let tree_dot = tree.pretty_print(); //Use clear to remove all keys and values. tree.clear(); Check("#1 tree.count()", tree.count(), 0, id); }
Checks
The content of the variable tree_dot
above is saved in the file tree.dot. It can be rendered to an image with the dot
program which is part of the Graphviz package. For example, the command dot -T svg -o tree.svg tree.dot
will produce the svg image you can see at the beginning of this page.


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public class TokenMgrError
(source file: TokenMgrError.java)
java.lang.Object
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The pure class interface.
public class TokenMgrError
extends Error
- TokenMgrError(boolean, int, int, int, String, char, int)
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Replaces unprintable characters by their espaced (or unicode escaped)
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You can also modify the body of this method to customize your error messages.
For example,
TokenMgrError
public TokenMgrError();
TokenMgrError
public TokenMgrError(String message,
int reason);
TokenMgrError
public TokenMgrError(boolean EOFSeen,
int lexState,
int errorLine,
int errorColumn,
String errorAfter,
char curChar,
int reason);
addEscapes
protected static final String addEscapes(String str);
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Replaces unprintable characters by their espaced (or unicode escaped)
equivalents in the given string
getMessage
public String getMessage();
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You can also modify the body of this method to customize your error messages.
For example, cases like LOOP_DETECTED and INVALID_LEXICAL_STATE are not
of end-users concern, so you can return something like :
"Internal Error : Please file a bug report .... "
from this method for such cases in the release version of your parser.
- Overrides:
- getMessage in class Throwable
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In your template, create an mat-select
element. For each option you'd like in your select, add an mat-option
tag. Note that you can disable items by adding the disabled
boolean attribute or binding to it.
In this example we will show you how to set up a simple select box using angular material.
In this example we will show you how to create a select box json data fetched via http.


IT TAKES TWO A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
Last year's IT TAKES TWO is yet another cinematic retelling of Mark Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper."  Here we have the fraternal twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in the lead roles. Mary-Kate is a streetwise orphan named Amanda Lemmon whereas Ashley plays a billionaire's daughter by the name of Alyssa Callaway.
The short setup for the plot is that Amanda is about to be adopted by the horrible Butkus family who collect children, but not if her social worker Diane Barrows (Kirstie Alley) can stop it. Meanwhile back at the mansion, Alyssa has her own set of problems. Her wonderful father Roger (Steve Guttenberg) is about to marry blond airhead and fortune seeker Clarice Kensington (Jane Sibbett). Clarice hates kids, but Roger is oblivious to this fault. Roger's butler Vincenzo (Philip Bosco) does not like Clarice either.
What makes the show bearable is that the kids look exactly alike, and they change places with each trying to help the other out of their predicament. As you can guess, their driving ambition is to get Roger and Diane to fall in love and get married so they will be sisters.
Although the script by Deborah Dean Davis and Jeff Schecter is pedestrian, it does have its good lines. Amanda describes the troubles of an older child getting adopted as, "The orphan stuff is like growing up in a pound. Everybody wants a puppy." Roger has an usual explanation on how he got his fortune telling Diane, "I made my money the old fashion way - pure dumb luck." Diane does not believe she has a chance with Roger, reflecting, "Guys like him like girls with food names like Cookie or Muffin or Candy, not girls like me."
There is little original in the film. Most scenes you have seen countless times before. They even have an old fashion food fight. I thought everyone had gotten tired of seeing them by now.
The acting is perfectly acceptable with no outstanding good or bad performances. The movie takes no risks, but for kids wanting a fun little show and for parents wanting something non-offensive, IT TAKES TWO fills the bill. If you rent it with suitably low expectations, you may be surprised by it. I should point out that this is director Andy Tennant's first foray into directing theatrical movies. He has done four made-for-TV movies, but probably the only one you have heard of is THE AMY FISHER STORY which bears no resemblance to this show.
IT TAKES TWO runs a little long at 1:41. It is rated PG because they used a few mild swear words to keep the film from getting the dreaded G rating. Producers believe that G ratings mean less take at the box office. There is no violence, sex, or nudity. You could let kids of any age see this show as there is nothing to offend. My son Jeffrey (age 7) and I watched it on tape the other night. He liked it, but there isn't enough there for me to recommend it. I do give the film ** for its sweetness, but I wish the filmmakers had taken some risks and come up with a more involving show. Wholesomeness is just not enough.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: July 2, 1996
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
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Note: Every metric has to have a unique Alias to be used
Error: There are multiple metrics with the same alias. Please give each metric a unique name.
Panel Options
Panel Title
Remove Prefix
A prefix to remove from the name (helps when repeating panel over a template)
Max Alerts
Max alerts number to show in the panel. In case value is not configured, show all alerts
Corner Radius (%)
The corner radius to apply the panel.
Values can be between 0% - 50%.
0% for rectangle, 50% for circle / ellipse
Flip Options
Flip interval
Threshold Preferences
Font Format
The metric text font format in disable, warning or critical state
Coloring
Panel - Apply color to the panel background Metric - Apply color to the metric text Disabled - Do not apply any coloring
Other Options
{{ measurement.alias }}
Metric: {{ measurement.refId }}
Please enter an alias for this measurement bellow
Display Settings
Alias
Aggregation
What to do if the query returns multiple data points.
Value Regex
A regex which will decide the part of the value to be displayed.
In case the regex is empty or it doesn't match any part of the metrics value, all the metric value will be displayed.
Invalid Regex
Metric URL
Make the name of the metric clickable, and send the user to a link (with explanations what to do when this error occurs)
Metric display type
Handler Type
The type of data to show to the panel Note: 'Threshold' will select the first value.
Threshold - Change background color of the panel if got warning / error + show the alias of the problematic metrics.
Choose Number, String or Date versions to provide formatting options. Note: Date Threshold assumes Unix Timestamps (i.e. milliseconds since Unix Epoch) Disable Criteria - Change background color of the panel to grey if disabled. Text Only - Show the alias + the value on the panel without any condition.
Display Position
The location the value will be displayed Regular - The alias + the value will be display in the center, under the panel title Annotation - The alias + the value will be displayed on top left. If the value answers a threshold condition, it will displayed as regular state
Units
Format the Number Threshold with units of measure
Decimals
Override automatic decimal precision for numbers
Format
Specify the Date/Time format (Use 'lll' for local date/time format)
Threshold
The Warning and Critical fields get numbers, strings or dates.
In case both of them are numbers or dates, the thresholds will be used as ranges, and metric value will be checked if it is in the warning/critical ranges.
In case one of them is string, the thresholds will check equality to the value.
Warning
Critical
Display Alias
When to display the alias Warning / Critical - The alias will be displayed in warning or critical state Always - The alias will always be displayed, regardless critical and warning state
Display Value
When to display the value along with the alias Never - The value will never be displayed When Alias Displayed - The value will be displayed always when alias is displayed Warning / Critical - The value will be displayed in warning or critical state Critical Only - The value will be displayed in critical only
Disable Criteria
Disable Value
The exact value which will make this panel to be displayed as disabled


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| HADOOP-4161 |
[HOD] Uncaught exceptions can potentially hang hod-client. |
Major |
contrib/hod |
Vinod Kumar Vavilapalli |
Vinod Kumar Vavilapalli |
| HADOOP-4060 |
[HOD] Make HOD to roll log files on the client |
Blocker |
contrib/hod |
Hemanth Yamijala |
Vinod Kumar Vavilapalli |
| HADOOP-4046 |
WritableComparator's constructor should be protected instead of private |
Major |
io |
Owen O'Malley |
Chris Douglas |
| HADOOP-4040 |
Remove the hardcoded ipc.client.connection.maxidletime setting from the TaskTracker.Child.main() |
Blocker |
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Devaraj Das |
Devaraj Das |
| HADOOP-4037 |
HadoopQA contrib -1 comments due to inconsistency in eclipse plugin declared jars |
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Nigel Daley |
Nigel Daley |
| HADOOP-3995 |
renameTo(src, dst) does not restore src name in case of quota failure. |
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Raghu Angadi |
Raghu Angadi |
| HADOOP-3940 |
Reduce often attempts in memory merge with no work |
Minor |
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Chris Douglas |
Chris Douglas |
| HADOOP-3821 |
SequenceFile's Reader.decompressorPool or Writer.decompressorPool gets into an inconsistent state when calling close() more than once |
Major |
io |
Peter Voss |
Arun C Murthy |


Customers:
Installation:
Devices:
Customer Configuration
Installation Configuration
Device Configuration


We eat our own dogfood, so this website is built entirely using the Owin Framework! You can see the source code for it here.
If you built a website using the Owin Framework that that you are proud of I would love to add some details here.


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Manage a set of ID values from min to max inclusive. More...
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| __init__ (const UniqueIdAllocator) | |
| __init__ (uint32_t min, uint32_t max) | |
| Create a free id pool in the range [min:max]. More... | |
| uint32_t | allocate () |
| Returns an id between _min and _max (that were passed to the constructor). More... | |
| float | fractionUsed () |
| return the decimal fraction of the pool that is used. More... | |
| free (uint32_t index) | |
| Free an allocated index (index must be between _min and _max that were passed to the constructor). More... | |
| initialReserveId (uint32_t id) | |
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| output (Ostream out) | |
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| write (Ostream out) | |
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Manage a set of ID values from min to max inclusive.
The ID numbers that are freed will be allocated (reused) in the same order. I.e. the oldest ID numbers will be allocated.
This implementation will use 4 bytes per id number, plus a few bytes of management data. e.g. 10,000 ID numbers will use 40KB.
Also be advised that ID -1 and -2 are used internally by the allocator. If allocate returns IndexEnd (-1) then the allocator is out of free ID numbers.
There are other implementations that can better leverage runs of used or unused IDs or use bit arrays for the IDs. But, it takes extra work to track the age of freed IDs, which is required for what we wanted. If you would like to kick around other implementation ideas, please contact Schuyler.
| __init__ | ( | const | UniqueIdAllocator | ) |
| __init__ | ( | uint32_t | min, |
| uint32_t | max | ||
| ) |
Create a free id pool in the range [min:max].
| uint32_t allocate | ( | ) |
Returns an id between _min and _max (that were passed to the constructor).
IndexEnd is returned if no ids are available.
| float fractionUsed | ( | ) |
return the decimal fraction of the pool that is used.
The range is 0 to 1.0 (e.g. 75% would be 0.75).
| free | ( | uint32_t | index | ) |
Free an allocated index (index must be between _min and _max that were passed to the constructor).
| initialReserveId | ( | uint32_t | id | ) |
This may be called to mark a particular id as having already been allocated (for instance, by a prior pass).
The specified id is removed from the available pool.
Because of the limitations of this algorithm, this is most efficient when it is called before the first call to allocate(), and when all the calls to initial_reserve_id() are made in descending order by id. However, this is a performance warning only; if performance is not an issue, any id may be reserved at any time.
| output | ( | Ostream | out | ) |
...intended for debugging only.
| write | ( | Ostream | out | ) |
...intended for debugging only.


Available now
Electronic prescriptions
The Electronic Prescriptions Service (EPS) can send prescriptions from NHS 111 and GP Out of Hours to pharmacies:
Pharmacy profile updates
Profile Updater is live in BETA enabling all pharmacy providers to keep their service information (e.g. opening times) up to date on the Directory of Services (DoS)
Service finder tool for clinicians
A mobile responsive web application for frontline Urgent and Emergency Care professionals to find appropriate services for their patients
NHS 111 online live nationally
NHS 111 online available across the country, connecting patients to local services for help when they need it
NHS Pathways dental module
Enables specific high volume dental calls to be managed by users trained in this module, increasing the availability of call handlers and clinicians in IUC and reducing provider training commitments
NHS 111 booking to UTC appointments
Appointments can now be booked from NHS 111 into UTC services
NHS 111 can book to in hours GP appointments
Appointments can now be booked from NHS 111 into the majority of GP in hours services
Supplier user group
Enables providers and commissioners to understand what approved Clinical Decision Support Systems are available
NHS 111 online can validate 999 and ED triage outcomes
Users can speak to a clinician when their triage suggests they might need to ring 999 for a low-acuity ambulance or go to an emergency treatment centre
Ambulance telephone call analysis
Discovery and alpha on the application of natural language processing to the nature of a call and call auditing
NHS Pathways senior clinician module v3
New version available to SCM users with streamlined workflow, improved routing for chest pain, possible stroke and allergic reaction symptoms plus expanded pharmacy and mental health options
April - June 2019
NHS 111 online users who need a prescription
People who urgently need prescription medication can use NHS 111 online to find out what to do next. Their case may be sent electronically for a consultation with a pharmacist.
NHS Pathways release 17 to support triage
Beta testing and commencement of national roll-out of R17. Clinical improvements to choking, drowning and cold exposure pathways and for unexpected deaths, non-mobile babies and ingested objects
CDS API implementation guide
Using open standards to make it easier for new technology to emerge and be integrated for triage/clinical decision systems
Extending contact history (ECH) discovery
Providing clinicians in UEC an at a glance view of recent patient encounters with 111, helping them to identify escalating clinical risk and clinical decision making
CAD to CAD
Updating the messaging specifications for ambulance to ambulance information flow
July - Sept 2019
NHS Pathways release 18 Live Beta Testing
Release 18 contains significant changes to high end pathways to support the use of Ambulance resources, to Care Advice across the entire Pathways suite (750+ pathways) creating a better call experience for patients and reducing call lengths, and to clinical pathways in response to user feedback and simplification of the Pathways product to make it easier for call handlers and clinicians to use
Pathways clinical consultation support (PaCCS)
PaCCS is a new clinical consultation support product being developed by NHS Pathways for use by clinicians in 111, 999 and IUC CAS settings. This product will not be algorithm based but will provide structured guidance for clinicians to support their telephone consultation.
Oct - Dec 2019
NHS Pathways release 18 widescale deployment window
Wide-scale deployment of R18 which contains significant changes to high end pathways to support the use of Ambulance resources, to Care Advice across the entire Pathways suite (750+ pathways) creating a better call experience for patients and reducing call lengths, and to clinical pathways in response to user feedback and simplification of the Pathways product to make it easier for call handlers and clinicians to use
2020 +
Connect NHS 111 online to online GP consultations
Can users who need to speak to a GP today be linked directly into to their local online consultation system via 111 online?
Service finder
A mobile responsive web application for finding the most appropriate UEC services to meet patients’ needs. It will include search methods to support the different ways in which professionals try to locate those services
Electronic UEC appointment booking
Appointments within UEC to be booked electronically


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| javassist.bytecode.analysis | Bytecode Analysis API. |
| javassist.bytecode.annotation | Bytecode-level Annotations API. |
| javassist.expr | This package contains the classes for modifying a method body. |
| javassist.tools.reflect | Runtime Behavioral Reflection. |
| javassist.tools.rmi | Sample implementation of remote method invocation. |
| javassist.tools.web | Simple web server for running sample code. |
| javassist.util.proxy | Dynamic proxy (similar to Enhancer of cglib). |
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Instances of this class specify how to initialize a field. |
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An instance of CtMember represents a field, a constructor,
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Signals that something could not be found. |
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An observer of Loader . |
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A container of CtClass objects. |
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An instance of CtClass represents a class. |
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An instance of CtMethod represents a method. |
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Signals that something could not be found. |
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A container of CtClass objects. |
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An instance of CtField represents a field. |
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An instance of CtMethod represents a method. |
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A container of CtClass objects. |
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The class loader for Javassist. |
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A container of CtClass objects. |
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Setup:
Select game optional modes
Select number of players
Take turns placing 1 small tree twice
Normally the sun moves, but on the first round it does not.
When the sun has moved 18 or 24 times with an optional mode, the game is over.
- The sun comes from 6 sides of the board.
- The winner of the game has the highest score.
- Players score an extra 1 point for each 3 energy they have.
- If there is a tie, the winner has the most trees and seeds on the board.
- If a tie remains, it is a tie for first.
Everyone collects energy.
- If a tree is not in the shade it gains you energy
* 0 for seed
* 1 for small tree
* 2 for medium tree
* 3 for large tree
- If another tree is between your tree and the sun and is larger or the same size, your tree may be blocked by a shadow and not gain you energy.
* The tree is between you and the sun
* The tree is larger or the same size as your tree
* The tree is within so many spaces (1 for small, 2 for medium and 3 for large)
- Any energy earned over 20 is lost
The player who takes the first action moves to the next player.
First player can perform any number of actions
- Grow a tree
* Select a tree from your Activated section
* Select a tree or seed on the board that is one size smaller
- Harvest a large tree to score points
* Select the Cut button from your Activated section
* Select a large tree from the board
- Plant a seed
* Select a seed from the Activated section
* Select a tree from the board
* Select an open space to plan the seed (trees can plant seeds at distace: 1 for small, 2 for medium and 3 for large)
- Activate a tree or seed
* Select a tree or seed from your Placeholder section
- End Turn
* The next player will perform actions.
* When every player has had a turn the cycle starts over again (Sun Move, Absorb Energy, First turn move, Players take actions)
Actions can be cancelled
Unavailable actions are not active
Reasons for unavailable actions
- Not enough energy
- No pieces on the board available
- No unactioned pieces on the board available
- No pieces in your Activated or Placeholder section
- Optional Mode - No pieces available on the board that can see the sun


Class Game
The entire Game. This contains everything in the game world.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: Inferno
Assembly: Inferno.Desktop.dll
Syntax
public class Game : IDisposable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceGame()
Create a new game with the default size of 1280x768
Declaration
public Game()
Game(Int32, Int32, String, Int32, Boolean, Boolean)
Create a new game
Declaration
public Game(int intendedWidth, int intendedHeight, string title = "Created with Inferno", int fps = 30, bool fullscreen = false, bool vsync = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | intendedWidth | The intended width of the game |
| System.Int32 | intendedHeight | The intended height of the game |
| System.String | title | The window title |
| System.Int32 | fps | The number of updates to be called every second |
| System.Boolean | fullscreen | Whether or not the game will start in fullscreen |
| System.Boolean | vsync | Whether or not VSync is enabled |
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceAudioDevice
The game audio device
Declaration
public AudioDevice AudioDevice
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| AudioDevice |
BackColor
The back color to be displayed if things are out of bounds
Declaration
public Color BackColor
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Color |
CurrentStateId
The current state id
Declaration
public int CurrentStateId
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
FocusPause
Whether or not the game should auto pause when window focus is lost
Declaration
public bool FocusPause
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
FramesPerSecond
The number of frames displayed per second.
Declaration
public int FramesPerSecond
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
GraphicsDevice
The Graphics Device
Declaration
public GraphicsDevice GraphicsDevice
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphicsDevice |
OnActivated
Declaration
public EventHandler OnActivated
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler |
OnDeactivated
Declaration
public EventHandler OnDeactivated
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler |
OnExit
Declaration
public EventHandler OnExit
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler |
OnResize
Declaration
public EventHandler<Game.OnResizeEventArgs> OnResize
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<Game.OnResizeEventArgs> |
Paused
Whether or not the game is running
Declaration
public bool Paused
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Renderer
The Game renderer
Declaration
public static Renderer Renderer
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Renderer |
VirtualHeight
The target height
Declaration
public int VirtualHeight
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
VirtualWidth
The target width
Declaration
public int VirtualWidth
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Window
The Game window
Declaration
public readonly GameWindow Window
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GameWindow |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceCurrentState
The current visible state
Declaration
public GameState CurrentState { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GameState |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAddState(GameState)
Add a new state into the game
Declaration
protected int AddState(GameState state)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GameState | state | The State to add |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 | The State ID |
Dispose()
Declaration
public void Dispose()
Exit()
Exit the game.
Declaration
public void Exit()
Initialize()
Initialise the game
Declaration
protected virtual void Initialize()
LoadContent()
Load all game content
Declaration
protected virtual void LoadContent()
Resize(Int32, Int32)
Resize the game
Declaration
public void Resize(int width, int height)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | width | New width |
| System.Int32 | height | New height |
Run()
Launch the game
Declaration
public void Run()
SetState(GameState)
Set the game state using a State instance
Declaration
public void SetState(GameState state)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GameState | state | State to jump to |
SetState(Int32)
Set the game state using an ID
Declaration
public void SetState(int state)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | state | The state ID to set |
SetState(Type)
Set the game state using a State type
Declaration
public void SetState(Type stateType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Type | stateType | State Type to jump to |
UnloadContent()
Declaration
protected virtual void UnloadContent()


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GrDrawArc3Point(), GrDrawArc3PointTo(), GrFillArc3Point(), GrFillArc3PointTo(), GrDrawRelArc3PointTo()
The graphics system allows another way to specify arcs. Given two endpoints and one arbitrary point, there is a unique circular arc which has those endpoints and passes through that arbitrary point. The closer the arbitrary point is to the line connecting the endpoints, the shallower the described arc.
GrDrawArc3Point()
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GrDrawArc3PointTo()
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fills an arc that has the present pen position as an endpoint.
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Class for grouping several Flags classes together. More...
#include <xpcc/architecture/interface/register.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| constexpr | FlagsGroup () |
default constructor initializes value to zero | |
| constexpr | FlagsGroup (FlagsGroup const &o) |
| copy constructor | |
| constexpr | FlagsGroup (typename T::UnderlyingType value) |
| explicit underlying type constructor | |
| constexpr | FlagsGroup (typename T::EnumType value) |
| enum type constructor | |
| constexpr | FlagsGroup (::xpcc::FlagsOperators< typename T::EnumType, typename T::UnderlyingType > value) |
| Flags operators and Flags constructor. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from xpcc::Register< T::UnderlyingType > | |
| constexpr | Register () |
Default constructor initializes value to zero. | |
| constexpr | operator bool () const |
Returns true if value is non-zero. More... | |
| constexpr bool | operator! () const |
Returns true if value is zero. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from xpcc::Register< T::UnderlyingType > | |
| typedef T | UnderlyingType |
| The integer type internally used to represent the register. | |
| Public Attributes inherited from xpcc::Register< T::UnderlyingType > | |
| UnderlyingType | value |
| The underlying integer value. | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from xpcc::Register< T::UnderlyingType > | |
| constexpr | Register (UnderlyingType value) |
| This class is meant to be subclassed. | |
This variadic template class allows you to create a type which provides constructor overloads for the provided types.
This will allow you to cast the passed Flags classes into one class, but not other classes. Notice that this cast destroys type information (naturally) and therefore you cannot use any of the Flags classes type-safe operator overloads. The same reasoning applies here as in the Register class.
| T... | the Flags classes to be grouped. Must all have the same underlying types. |


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As some of you already know, the GSOC project edition 2012 is coming to an end. And along with it, the bootstrap project reaches a checkpoint. This post covers is the news since the last chapter, and discusses about the future steps. In a next post I'll document the details of the project deliverables.
Where we where?
The first product of this project was a renewal of an image serializer: the SystemTracer. It takes an object graph and serializes it into the image format a vm works with. The System tracer was refactored reifying the memory object formats and updated to write Cog images.
The second step was to work on bootstrapping. And it was successful. Hazelnut, the bootstrap process tool, is able to build a smalltalk image from a description. To ensure the quality and health of these newly created images I set up jenkins jobs loading different packages on top of them, and running tests over them.
What happened since last time: Declarative kernel descriptions
A kernel definition has two main parts:
- the code and definitions of the entities of that kernel
- a definition on how to build the basic model of that kernel and how to initialize it finally
The first one can take the form of source files like in https://github.com/guillep/PharoKernel, which is the source code Hazelnut actually uses to bootstrap Pharo images. The second part of the kernel definition contains some imperative parts, and by now they are declared in simple pharo classes you download from Monticello.
So now, the bootstrap loads the kernel definition from those source files, generates the bootstrapped environment, and serializes it into a new image file.
The future of bootstrapping pharo
Since our goal is to bootstrap pharo to support it's modularity and evolution, there are some keypoints to attack in the near future:
- getting the pharo sourcecode in sync with this bootstrap representation
- choosing the really important parts for a kernel. What should be and what should not in those source files? Where do we package what's not going kernel?
- building pharo from bootstrapped images.
Even, when looking at the upcoming pharo changes like first class slots and class layouts, or the new Tanker package manager, the bootstrap will need for sure some updates.
Conclusions
I hope this project makes pharo grow and get better! We can now generate images with the source code defined statically in source files, so for the GSOC program the scope has been fulfilled.
See you in a next post documenting the project!
Salut!


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Forest of the Lost [ar64], forest, in Imperia, peasants: 114
Last updated Turn #103
Forest of the Lost [ar64], forest, in Imperia, peasants: 114
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9: Stack of nazgul [cs9l], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the south.
11: Stack of nazgul [cs9l], nazgul, number: 2, went south.
19: Stack of nazgul [bb7c], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the south.
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29: Stack of nazgul [bb7c], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the west.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Forest of the Lost:
North, forest, to Forest of the Lost [aq64], 8 days
Garrison [fc5b], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten peasants
East, forest, to Aztec Empire [ar65], 8 days
Garrison [gp8w], garrison, Imperial Empire, with three soldiers
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Search Criteria
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|---|---|
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| Account Name | The access person’s broker account number. |
| Broker Name | The name of the broker. |
| Org Unit Code | The org unit this holding transaction belongs to. |
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by AMRITA KAURWhile most kids his age are busy on social media, 16-year-old Rohan Nair Sureash often thinks about food, like wondering if the grilled asparagus he is making will complement the broccoli sauce.
At 13, he started as a weekend chef cooking lunch for his parents at home and occasionally dinner for his friends.
In August this year, Rohan decided to take his love for cooking a step further. He launched his own website (rohanschefology.com) and an Instagram page of the same name offering a home-based fine dining experience, and decided that part of his earnings would go towards cooking nutritious meals for migrant workers.
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"Some shopkeepers realised I was buying large quantities of potatoes and chicken; they were curious and asked me what I was buying them for," said Rohan, a self-taught cook.
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"I made the chicken curry in three batches, dhal in a whole batch and potatoes and peas in four batches just so the quality of the food won't be compromised."
Apart from the help he got from his family, he also roped in some friends from school to help with the food distribution.
"It was very heartening to see them enjoy the food. After the meal, one of them told me that it had been a really long time since he ate on a banana leaf. That felt nice."
Many of them were surprised that Rohan was only 16.
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Rohan said: "I don't want this to be a one-time event. I want to do it every four to six months if possible. It's rewarding and humbling. I hope to do the same for underprivileged children or the elderly."


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var representation = require('../build/Release/aml.node'),
amlObject = require('./amlobject.js');
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*/
var Representation = (exports.Representation = function(filePath) {
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amlObj.setAddonObj(this.nrepresentation.amlToData(amlString));
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*/
Representation.prototype.byteToData = function(byteString, length) {
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var amlObj = new amlObject.AMLObject('device123', 'time123', '');
amlObj.setAddonObj(this.nrepresentation.byteToData(byteString, length));
return amlObj;
};
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*/
Representation.prototype.getRepresentationId = function() {
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};
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*
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*/
Representation.prototype.getConfigInfo = function() {
var nAMLObject = this.nrepresentation.getConfigInfo();
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var jsAMLObject = new amlObject.AMLObject();
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};


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|---|---|---|---|---|
| STM/13 | Muindi | Francis | 12 | 52,000 |
| STM/14 | Kerubo | Diana | 14 | 60000 |
| STM/23 | Ogol | Abram | 17 | 102,000 |
| STM/50 | Angule | Mathias | 12 | 70,000 |
| STM/47 | Moraa | Dama | 76 | 75,000 |
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A grammar of graphics is a tool that enables us to concisely describe the components of a graphic.
Such a grammar allows us to move beyond named graphics (e.g., the “scatterplot”) and gain insight into the deep structure that underlies statistical graphics.
Wickham, H., 2010. A layered grammar of graphics.
Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics, 19(1), pp.3-28.
Data: 2020
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Grammar tells us what words make up our graphical “sentences”, but offers no advice on how to write well.How can we build on top of the grammar to help data analysts build compelling, revealing graphics?
What would a poetry of graphics look like?
Wickham, H., 2010. A layered grammar of graphics. Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics, 19(1), pp.3-28.
A good poem helps to change the shape and significance of the universe; helps to extend everyone’s knowledge of himself and the world around him.
Dylan Thomas
Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all
Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.
Keats, John. Ode on a Grecian urn (1819).
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In composing the Odyssey he did not include all the adventures of Odysseus—such as his wound on Parnassus, or his feigned madness at the mustering of the host—incidents between which there was no necessary or probable connection;
but he made the Odyssey, and likewise the Iliad, to centre round an action that in our sense of the word is one.
Aristotle. Aristotle's Poetics. New York: Hill and Wang, 1961.
https://github.com/samrickman/plotting-poetry


Stereotype Threat
April 03, 2015
I've made some research on stereotype threat. I've been giving a lot of thought lately on how impressive is the power that our mind has over us, even when we don't realize it. I think this subject is a clear example of it.
In life, we're constantly compared to others, and subsequentially we're usually judged after that. Luckily, I can't recall of any ocasions that I felt compared, and (mis)judged for being a woman. That obviously doesn't mean that it never happened, it just means that it didn't bother me then.
But I've probably felt affected by stereotype threat when it comes to social status. Here, down the tropics (specially in samba-land), people are constantly discriminated by their (lack of) economic possessions. Specially when you're a child or teenager, it's easy to feel uncapable of achieving something because you lack of means to do that. If you can't afford to have a private teacher, you won't be good at learning a second language; if you can't attend a sports club, you'll never be a good voleyball player; and so on. The good part of it is that you end up learning how to deal with it, and achieve your goals anyway.
Nowadays, I can't really think of sterotypes or situations that may make me feel uncapable of achieving my goals. I think my obstination surpasses whatever could put me in that kind of situation. I trully believe that we can go as far as we can handle. In other words: stereotype threat? Not here!


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list of some of my favorite things
- Movies
- Marvel Comics fanboy
- Thriller
- Transformers
- Sports
- Books
- DeepLearning Book by Ian Good Fellow
- Deep Dive into DeepLearning using mxnet by Amazon
- Subtle Intorductions to Deep Beliefs in cpp
- Random
- The egg or the chicken?
- Alan Watts Philosophy to understanding Life


Knight with 22 leads San Jose St. past Grambling 83-76
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Seneca Knight scored 22 points and grabbed eight rebounds as San Jose State beat Grambling State 83-76 on Wednesday night.
Craig LeCesne added 17 points and six rebounds for the Spartans (3-2). Christian Anigwe had 14 points and 10 rebounds and Zach Chappell had 10 points off the bench.
The Spartans outrebounded Grambling 41-32.
Ivy Smith Jr. led the Tigers (3-1) with 19 points. Devante Jackson added 15 points.
For more AP college basketball coverage: https://apnews.com/Collegebasketball and http://twitter.com/AP_Top25
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title: Version 1 of P. yoelii yoelii YM is now available on GeneDB!
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A first-pass assembly and annotation of P. yoelii yoelii YM is now publicly available on GeneDB. The assembly was made
using short-fragment Illumina reads and scaffolded with 454 paired-reads from a 3kb library. The assembly was
computationally improved using PAGIT (http://www.sanger.ac.uk/resources/software/pagit/) and annotated by transfer
from the P. berghei ANKA reference. Genes in subtelomeric regions were predicted ab initio. The annotation has been
manually re-inspected genome-wide.
P. yoelii yoelii YM can be viewed and searched on GeneDB. EMBL and GFF format files can be downloaded from the
following FTP site:
ftp://ftp.sanger.ac.uk/pub/pathogens/Plasmodium/yoeliiYM/version_1/January_2012
A publication describing the new sequence is in preparation and permission should therefore be obtained before undertaking
genome-scale or whole chromosome wide analyses.
This work was funded by the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and the European Union's 7th Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013)
under grant agreement no 242095. The DNA was provided by Tony Holder (Division of Parasitology, MRC National Institute for Medical
Research, Mill Hill, London).


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Thief 3: Deadly Shadows
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- Create a save file before the end of a level to quickly start playing the level after it whenever you want.
- Edit Default.ini to modify your game experience.
- If your animations get stuck, take out your bow, draw any arrow, then cancel it.
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When a video element is in the optimized rendering mode, the stereo video scenario can be enabled when the system is stereo-capable and the display setting is turn on for stereo rendering. The video element has been extended to provide the interfaces for Windows Store apps to include the stereo video playback experience. The Windows Store app platform supports frame-compatible formats with side-by-side and top-bottom frame packing modes, and it relies on the standard-compliant medtadata (e.g. H.264 Frame Packing SEI) in the video files to determine the frame packing options. By default, the platform will show a mono view of the stereo video even when the system is capable of stereo display.


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