T
- public interface AxSubscriber<T>
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Subscriber
with support extended functionality.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
default void |
onComplete() |
default void |
onError(Throwable t) |
default <U extends org.reactivestreams.Processor<? super String,? super String>> |
onNext(AxSocket<U,byte[]> link,
byte[] payload)
Data notification sent by a
Publisher in response to requests to Subscription.request(long) . |
default <U extends org.reactivestreams.Processor<? super String,? super String>> |
onNext(AxSocket<U,String> link,
String payload)
Data notification sent by a
Publisher in response to requests to Subscription.request(long) . |
default <U extends org.reactivestreams.Processor<? super String,? super String>,V> |
onNext(AxSocket<U,V> link)
Data notification sent by the
Publisher in response to requests to Subscription.request(long) . |
default void |
onNext(byte[] payload)
Data notification sent by a
Publisher in response to requests to Subscription.request(long) . |
default void |
onNext(T payload) |
default void |
onSubscribe(AxSubscription subscription)
Same behavior as
onSubscribe(Subscription) , but with an extended version of Subscription called AxSubscription . |
default void |
onSubscribe(org.reactivestreams.Subscription s) |
default void onNext(T payload)
onNext
in interface org.reactivestreams.Subscriber<T>
default void onSubscribe(org.reactivestreams.Subscription s)
onSubscribe
in interface org.reactivestreams.Subscriber<T>
default void onComplete()
onComplete
in interface org.reactivestreams.Subscriber<T>
default void onError(Throwable t)
onError
in interface org.reactivestreams.Subscriber<T>
default void onSubscribe(AxSubscription subscription)
onSubscribe(Subscription)
, but with an extended version of Subscription
called AxSubscription
.subscription
- the element signaleddefault void onNext(byte[] payload)
Publisher
in response to requests to Subscription.request(long)
.
The payload
can comes from a SocketsGroup
, a AxSocket
or a websocket/http connection.payload
- the element signaleddefault <U extends org.reactivestreams.Processor<? super String,? super String>> void onNext(AxSocket<U,String> link, String payload)
Publisher
in response to requests to Subscription.request(long)
.
The payload
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Publisher
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.
The payload
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, a AxSocket
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- V
- link
- default <U extends org.reactivestreams.Processor<? super String,? super String>> void onNext(AxSocket<U,byte[]> link, byte[] payload)
Publisher
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.
The payload
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The user gets to choose from one of the following options:
- He gets to upload the file to the cloud in a secured manner.
- He gets to choose from thelist of all the different files that are present on the cloud provided he has the required credentials for decrypting the file.
- He can also download public key associated with the user with whom the file transfer is to take place.
- To upload his file to cloud storage the user needs to be registered so that his file can be shared with the other desired person in an instant.


Below you are given a character name and description for someone from
a fantasy story. Please rate how well the character description
matches the name.
Below are some examples:
-
brave soldier - I fight to defend my honor. I will keep my village
safe from any threat. It is my duty to protect my beloved wife.
- good (the character name and description fit
well)
-
noble - I am the daughter of a great warrior. My family name carries
a lot of weight where I live, so I'm accepted amongst nobility.
- passable (the character description is technically
not a noble, but accepted by nobles)
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pig - I cannot stand being part of royalty. I long to adventure at
sea. My father would never allow it though. -
bad (the character is a pig, not royalty)


The "View in your Space" button activates AR in the browser with the WebXR API, which is supported on Android, but not yet on iOS. Now the rendering is identical in 3D and AR, since model-viewer handles it all. The browser also participates, allowing arbitrary HTML to render on top of the AR scene.


Sure, there are tons of online classes, books, and resources. But that doesn’t help much when you have no idea what you should be learning–which programming languages to learn, how to build a website, what online coding courses are worth your time, how to break into a new career, and so on.
There’s a lot of buzz in the tech world about data–but of course, raw data isn’t very useful on its own. That’s where a language called SQL (also called Sequel) comes in.
Git is a VCS — Version Control System. What that really means is, Git helps us manage our project files whereas GitHub is a web-based service for version control using Git. Basically, it is a social networking site for developers.
Let’s first go over what Python is, what you can do with it, why to learn Python, what Python jobs you can get… and basically, why Python is an amazing language for anyone to learn!
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There are multiple methods to solve problems, both progarming and non programming related.
Before we discuss specific ones lets have a look at general problem solving. Initially thinking about how you will solve the problem is a solid first step. That being said, if you can't tackle the problem head on a highly recommended method for programmers would be to break it down into a smaller problem. Doing so helps one to start and make progress and figure out how to actually execute big picture functions.
A few different methods that you can utilize are:
Reflecting on your problem solving process:
Doing so helps one understand the problem and can cement knowledge in your head, it's useful for finding out what you're doing if you get lost and confused.
Console.logging:
This one is a personal favourite of mine since it's very easy to do with code that's being said, if you write out pseudo code and create test functions that can often yield. For smaller tests console.logging is perfect. It is useful, but if you try test large chunks of code with it you are bound to get confused.
Reding Error Messages:
This one is incredibly obvious. I've found that with time and learning an error message,once you learn to understand them, gives you quite of information to solve your problem if needed. The type of error is incredibly important and using something node.js tells you a lot about where and what the error was.
The Rubber Ducky Method:
This is method is great, it sounds a bit peculiar. But the entire debugging method is based off the idea that simply describing a problem out loud increases your chance of spotting inconsistencies in your work. If you say something out loud you might realise that you meant one thing and did another and that is amazing when you've spent hours on a problem trying to figure out where you went wrong. That eureka moment could save you a lot of stress.
PseudoCode:
This starts with the general problem solving method of trying to think about the big picture and what you're doing. However, instead of diving straight into the content this method encourages you to write out how you would do the smaller steps of the larger problem. You don't actually need to solve the problems you just break them down to plain English small solutions, outlines like a rough draft. Working from those comments you start working from the smaller inner functions out. Realising that you made mistakes is fine since they are easy to correct and have low time investments with this method. Focusing on coding one thing at a time, is at ease allows programmers to not be bogged down by the bigger picture. Adding, modifying and correcting steps should be no hassle for a programmer using this.
Other methods which are quite intuitive and speak for themselves are:
Googling
Trying anything - basically meaning don't give up and try an attempt.
Asking your peers or coachs for help
Problem solving, in my opinion, is knowing what the best tool is for the job. All these methods are useful and depending on what type of debugging you need to do you should try different methods. But don't give up and if you do try again.
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THE FAVOR A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (0 to 10): 6.0
Date Released: 4/29/94 Running Length: 1:37 Rated: R (Mature themes, language)
Starring: Harley Jane Kozak, Elizabeth McGovern, Bill Pullman, Brad Pitt, Ken Wahl, Larry Miller Director: Donald Petrie Producer: Lauren Shuler-Donner Screenplay: Sara Parriott and Josann McGibbon Music: Thomas Newman Released by Orion Pictures
Orion Pictures has gone to the vault again, dusting off a 1991 production called THE FAVOR and giving it an ill-publicized theatrical run. As romantic comedies go, this is perhaps the most original to come along in a while (keeping in mind that "original" doesn't equate to "best"). To begin with, the story is told from the point of view of two women, which isn't the norm for male-dominated Hollywood pictures. More novel even that, however, is the subject matter: the nature of "the favor."
Fifteen years ago, Kathy Whiting (Harley Jane Kozak) enjoyed a passionate, but unconsummated, high school romance with Tom Andrews (Ken Wahl). Now, as the class reunion approaches, the happily-married mother of two finds herself daydreaming about what it would have been like to take the relationship a step further than it had gone. Her fantasies grow into an obsession, until she arrives at a potential solution to her dilemma. While she cannot search out Tom because she's married, maybe someone else can. So she asks her man-izing best friend Emily (Elizabeth McGovern) to find Tom, sleep with him, and report back with the details--a sort of surrogate lover.
What Kathy expects to hear is that her old beau is balding, overweight, and lousy in bed. What she gets, on the other hand, represents the backbone of THE FAVOR, and fodder for numerous comic situations.
On balance, there's almost as much wrong with THE FAVOR as there is right, but director Donald Petrie (who went on to do GRUMPY OLD MEN) keeps the tone light and breezy, and that covers many faults.
It's so rare to find a pair of solid female characters these days that the eyes of the two leads must have lit up when they read the script. Neither Kathy nor Emily is condescended to in THE FAVOR. In fact, on this occasion it's the men who are stereotyped and left half-developed.
The most comfortable portions of the movie center around Kathy's domestic life. Bill Pullman is believable as the nice-but-boring husband (he seems to have been pigeonholed into nice-but-boring roles), and the two little girls are wonderful. Less effective are Emily's interactions with her painter boyfriend (Brad Pitt). There's no chemistry whatsoever between McGovern and Pitt.
Perhaps THE FAVOR's biggest character blunder is the inclusion of Larry Miller as Joe Dubin, the cynical, nasty-minded friend of Kathy's husband. While Joe is supposed to be annoying, Miller plays him in an exaggerated way that clashes violently with the film's generally easygoing attitude. Every scene featuring this man turns into sitcom fare--silly, over-the-top, and not especially funny.
THE FAVOR is peppered with highly-amusing scenes, including an "odd couples" Lamaze class (featuring a young boy who's coaching his sister as a school science project) and a somewhat standard round of mistaken identities.
THE FAVOR may not be the best film released by financially- stricken Orion Pictures, but it's better than many that have come out under their name in the past two years (ROBOCOP 3 and MARRIED TO IT come to mind). The movie is still a little rough around the edges, featuring its share of scenes that, for one reason or another, don't work, but the overall effect is one of pleasant entertainment. While not the female equivalent of Blake Edwards' 10, THE FAVOR may be as close as any film comes.
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new ParallelReducer(renderer, res, stopRes)
Parallel reduction class
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
renderer |
THREE.WebGLRenderer | Renderer |
res |
number | Power-of-2 resolution of textures to reduce |
stopRes |
number | Power-of-2 resolution to stop the reduction process (min of 1) |
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Methods
-
getPixelFloatData(channelId) → {number}
-
Gets the reduced float data from the previous reduction.
NOTE: This is an expensive operation.Parameters:
Name Type Description channelId
string Channel to get float data from - Source:
Returns:
Floating point result of the reduction- Type
- number
-
reduce(texture, type, channelId)
-
Initiate the reduction process
Parameters:
Name Type Description texture
THREE.Texture | THREE.WebGLRenderTarget Texture which contains data for reduction type
string Reduction type: 'sum' (only choice available now) channelId
string Channel to reduce: 'r', 'g', 'b' or 'a' - Source:


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- TimeConstraintGameFragment - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.view
-
This class is for the Timed game type.
- TimeConstraintGameFragment() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.view.TimeConstraintGameFragment
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- toString() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity.TriviaCategory
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- toString() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity.TriviaQuestion
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- TriviaAnswers - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity
-
This is the entity class for an answer to a TriviaQuestion object.
- TriviaAnswers(String, boolean, long) - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity.TriviaAnswers
-
Initializes a TriviaAnswer object and associates it with a TriviaQuestion
object.
- TriviaAnswersDao - Interface in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.dao
-
This is the Dao for the TriviaAnswers entity.
- TriviaApplication - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame
-
- TriviaApplication() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.TriviaApplication
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- TriviaCategory - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity
-
This is the entity class that creates a TriviaCategory object.
- TriviaCategory(String) - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity.TriviaCategory
-
Initializes a TriviaCategory object.
- TriviaCategoryDao - Interface in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.dao
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This is the Data Access Object for the TriviaCategory Entity.
- TriviaDatabase - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.db
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This is the class that sets up the database with all necessary tables.
- TriviaDatabase() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.db.TriviaDatabase
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- TriviaPojo - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.pojo
-
Class that is used when a OpenTDB api call is made.
- TriviaPojo() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.pojo.TriviaPojo
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- TriviaPojo.TriviaResult - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.pojo
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Class that holds the data that is retrieved when the OpenTDB api is called.
- TriviaQuestion - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity
-
This is the entity class that creates a TriviaQuestion object.
- TriviaQuestion() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity.TriviaQuestion
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- TriviaQuestion(String, String, long) - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.entity.TriviaQuestion
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Initializes a TriviaQuestion object and associates it with a TriviaCategory
object.
- TriviaQuestionDao - Interface in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.dao
-
This is the Data Access Object for the TriviaQuestions entity.
- TriviaResult() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.model.pojo.TriviaPojo.TriviaResult
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- TriviaService - Interface in edu.cnm.deepdive.triviagame.service
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Cellphone ban in Ontario classrooms comes into effect today
by The Canadian Press, StaffTORONTO - New restrictions on the use of cellphones in classrooms across Ontario go into effect today.
The directive says students can only use personal mobile devices during instructional time if it's for educational purposes, for health or medical purposes, or for special needs.
Some schools already have similar policies, but the directive sets a provincial standard.
Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative government conducted education consultations last year, and respondents overwhelmingly favoured some sort of restriction on phones in class.
The Toronto District School Board used to have a cellphone ban, but reversed it after four years to let teachers dictate what works best for their classrooms.
A 2015 London School of Economics and Political Science paper found that "student performance in high-stakes exams significantly increases" with a ban on mobile phones.


Bit Money is a lending and investment, multicurrency and multifunctional online platform based on blockchain technology. There investors and borrowers meet each other and have the opportunity to lend money on mutually beneficial.
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We have put together a group of 8 runners for a team relay race. It is a non-stop relay through the Appalachian mountains. We will spend the weekend running and camping near Big Bear Lake, West Virginia. Together our team will run 120 miles over the course of 24 hours. We realize we're crazy, but doesn't every great adventure start with a slightly insane group of people doing something mildly ridiculous?
Leaving Thursday, we will caravan down to Big Bear. The team will scout out the best available campsite and settle in. Friday morning we check in for the race and prepare before our pre-assigned start time. Over the course of Friday and Saturday, the team will take turns running legs of the race. While not runnings, the rest of the team will be hanging out around the campfire in base camp. If everything goes according to plan, we will finish the race Saturday afternoon sometime. We will spend our last night celebrating our exciting accomplishment before heading back to the real world on Sunday.
Chrissie stumbled upon this trail run while browsing for her next crazy adventure. She began searching for others just as crazy as her. This led her to Molly who was immediately enthusiastic. Chrissie and Molly promptly ran to Danielle's desk (they all work together). She too agreed this was one event they just couldn't miss. And thus began the hunt for teammates! Sean, being another co-worker, was the next to join. Chrissie then spoke to her friend Christa. Danielle reached out to Sue and VJ. The team was almost complete! However, the last spot proved to be the hardest. Endless people have been asked.  Stay tuned for more on "The Search for the 8th".


- Source:
Methods
loginWithCredentials(options, cb)
Logs in the user with username and password using the cross origin authentication (/co/authenticate) flow. You can use either username
or email
to identify the user, but username
will take precedence over email
.
Some browsers might not be able to successfully authenticate if 3rd party cookies are disabled in your browser. See here for more information..
After the /co/authenticate call, you'll have to use the parseHash
function at the redirectUri
specified in the constructor.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | ||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
options |
Object | options used in the Properties
|
||||||||||||||||||||
cb |
crossOriginLoginCallback | Callback function called only when an authentication error, like invalid username or password, occurs. For other types of errors, there will be a redirect to the |
- Deprecated:
- This method will be released in the next major version. Use `webAuth.login` instead.
- Source:
signupAndLogin(options, cb)
Signs up a new user and automatically logs the user in after the signup.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
options |
Object |
Properties
|
||||||||||||
cb |
crossOriginLoginCallback |
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Bayelsa election result: APC floors PDP in Jonathan’s LGA
by Chukwudi AkasikeChukwudi Akasike, Yenagoa
The All Progressives Congress floored the Peoples Democratic Party in Ogbia, the local government area of former President Goodluck Jonathan, in Saturday’s Bayelsa governorship election.
In the results collated so far at the LG, the governorship candidate of the APC, David Lyon, got 58,016 votes to beat his closest rival in PDP, Douye Diri, who scored 13,763 votes.
Before the election on Saturday, Ogbia had always been PDP’s stronghold.


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Poundland unveils its lowest prices ever ‘in time for Christmas’
A nationwide move at bargain prices
by Shashana BrownEvery Poundland store nationwide will offer products above and below £1 - at a limited number of simple price points from 50p to £5.
The nationwide move was brought in on Wednesday, November 20 and comes after a successful trial in 24 West Midlands stores.
The bargain chain says this means shoppers across the UK can now enjoy more choice, more brands and amazing value on the products they love.
Poundland bosses say a broader range of items at simple prices are now available in three key categories - household goods, health and beauty and grocery.
Barry Williams, Poundland managing director said: “We’ve introduced simple pricing in time for Christmas so we can offer customers even more choices and even better value for money.
“Our shoppers love the amazing value we provide and now we can begin bringing that value on wider ranges that they now can find in stores for the first time.
“Our team of talented buyers has moved heaven and earth to bring these ranges to store in time for Christmas and I’d like to thank them for all their hard work.”
The strategy compliments several new customer-led initiatives over the past year including the introduction the launch of PEP&CO family fashion ‘shop-in-shops’ and its pilot of fresh and frozen ranges in five stores across Yorkshire and Derbyshire.
Customers will be able to bag a bargain on items such as:
- Matchmakers for 75p (£1.75 Sainsburys)
- Walkers 24 packs of crisps for £3 (£4 Sainsburys)
- L’Oréal Elvive Fibrology shampoo for £2 (£2.49 Boots; £2.75 Asda)
- Comfort Blue Skies fabric conditioner for £4 (£8 in Wilko)
- Nivea Men Fresh Power 0% deodorant for £1.50 (£3 Sainsburys)
While the new simple price structure applies to selected lines, three quarters of products will continue to sell at Poundland’s core £1 price point.
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Why this talk/event?
A few week ago, I tried an experiment
I recorded an animated GIF coding
I simply wanted to see how it looked on Twitter
I was initially scolded for posting large animated GIFs
Then people started retweeting it
I created an account
Called it @fsharpcasts
Posted more simple videos
@dsyme retweeted it
Got 300 followers over the weekend
I tried more experiments
Recorded longer videos doing more interesting things
Recorded short videos that minimally demo tools
People overwhelmingly preferred the small + simply demos
I embarassed myself
Demoed code that is vulnerable to XSS
Implemented binary tree inversion
Snarkily verified it worked with FsCheck after it was challenged
Discovered my type was inherently wrong
Posted the fix in an effort to lemons into lemonade
I had a lot of fun
Talked with people I typically don't
Coded more for fun
Started looking through my old notes
Dredged up half-completed projects
So I can share them with you
And resurrect some ideas
It's about fostering a fun community
Encouraging making things
Even if they're temporarily bad
Making stuff for and by us
Tools
Libraries
Demos
Sharing ideas
Giving Constructive Feedback
Seeding ideas
Making friends
How to recapture how play again
Time enjoyed wasted is not wasted time
Help others have fun
Apply the rule of improv
Make a mess
Unconstrain yourself
The ego, banish it!
How Playing Differs from Prototypes
The objective is fun and learning something
Pick a direct, don't map a plan
Compasses over maps
Pivoting happens a lot faster
Allows for serendipitous fun
Sharing make it better
Start from the end and fill in backwards
Prototype with crude instruments
Paper taped to a cardboard iPhone
Incomplete ideas are cherished
They're catalysts for better ideas
They invite sharing
Keep it informal
It encourages participation
My Toys
Categories
exercise
toy huffman tree
fleeting thoughts
Eto program that draws
Vague model for a global F# expression repository
kinda broken
TCP echo server
Broken Lambda Evaluator
left as an exercise
Build your own Lisp
mental models
A simplistic explanation of basic crypto
minimally implemented
Two interview sessions
Ask them to create a generic interface for consuming queues.
The direction was to make a LINQ-to-Queues
This was a collaboration exercise, not a gauntlet question
Convert a tiny subset of F# to JavaScript
One way to implement singletons in F#
simplistic examples
An F# example of a simple functional decorator
somewhat reusable
A job runner that has a manual trigger
A finite tree n-ary tree with return, map, filter, bind
unfinished blog posts
Bash in F#
Introduces functional ideas by comparing them to bash
vulnerable to attack
Example of using partial application and reflection to generate functions
wrong language
An IAC Neural Net I ported from Python to C#
Would be nice to see it in idiomatic F#
fs-dump
HTML object dumper I'm working on now
Would love to discuss
Asking for criticism, especially the brutal kind
Made of different parts
Mini Mutable Suave Webserver
Subtopic 2
My Ideas
Interactive Serilog Target - View by Module
Implement Navigate: string list -> obj -> obj
Data Models
F# Quotation Serializer
What to do in an hour
Do you want to pair up or work alone?
Try something you've never worked with: How far do you get?
Show an idea to someone: Invite them to improve on it?
Play Areas
Offline
Focus Area
Small groups collaborate on something
Meet/Demo Area
Take turns sharing ideas (sketched, coded, modeled), try to get feedback
Online
Chat
Set up #nycfsharp on fpchat.com
Threaded Discussion
Can use the toy chest repo for issues
Code Sharing
Gists
FSSnip
Toychest Repo
Feedback
What was fun?
What sucked?


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  Mr. Simonet challenges his seventh grade students to change the world.
LAURA:
Director Mimi Leder ("Deep Impact") needed to walk a fine line to keep "Pay It Forward" from playing like schmaltz. She mostly succeeds, except for an unfortunate and cliched choice made in the film's final minutes.
Trevor take his assignment gravely and comes up with the 'pay it forward' concept - do something really big that will help one person and that person should repay the favor by doing something for three people. Trevor begins by bringing a homeless drug addict (Jim Caviezel, "The Thin Red Line") home for food, a place to stay and a shower. Mom's not thrilled when she awakens from a drunken stupor to find a stranger in her garage, but eventually comes around to Trevor's way of thinking when Jerry turns out to be a worthy cause.
Trevor's next project is his mom, who he attempts to hook up romantically with his teacher. Mr. Simonet doesn't drink and Trevor reasons that a new man will make mom strong when his shiftless alcoholic dad (Jon Bon Jovi) next comes a'calling. His final project, keeping schoolmate Adam from being beaten up by bullies, plays like a bit of an afterthought.
While these peoples' lives are unfolding in Las Vegas, a second story proceeds in reverse order, beginning in LA. Jay Mohr ("Jerry Maguire") is a reporter who is given a new Jaguar by a lawyer when his own car is totalled at a crime scene. The cynical journalist wrests the 'pay it forward' story out of his benefactor and begins to trace it back, determined to find the root.
Osment once again proves his acting ability as the seriously determined Trevor. He seems wise beyond his eleven years, yet can still cut loose and act his age. Spacey stretches as the somewhat square teacher who finds himself attracted to a woman of a far different economical and educational background. He carries himself stiffly, befitting both his emotional wariness and his physical condition. Hunt, looking leathery and overly made up, is his opposite. She's all breathy and sloppily emotional. This is a far different single-mom- of-troubled-son-with-unusual-male-suitor than she played in "As Good As It Gets," although I'm willing to bet she gets criticized for replaying that role.
Caviezel is a convincing addict, trying and failing to get straight. Mohr applies that slightly slimy quality that served him well in "Maguire." Angie Dickinson is surprisingly effective as a homeless drunk who lives in her car. Bon Jovi doesn't get a lot of screen time and is merely the stock 'wrong guy.'
I haven't read the book by Catherine Ryan Hyde so am unsure if screenwriter Leslie Dixon ("The Thomas Crown Affair") deserves the blame for the three hanky ending which doesn't serve the film well. She does work the two reverse timelines deftly and the dialogue mostly sounds natural. Hunt and Spacey have an extraordinary exchange when Arlene finally admits why Trevor's troubled - 'My friends are all drunks and so am I.' 'I believe some people refer to that as being in recovery,' responds Simonet. The two also have an awkward, actory dialogue when Simonet reveals how he was burned. These two scenes exhibit the good writing (and ideas) versus the cliched, and the actors can't quite overcome the latter.
Cinematographer Oliver Stapelton, who did beautiful work in "The Cider House Rules," is a bit more pedestrian here, although he does capture multiple faces of Las Vegas, from the glitzy strip to the unfashionable homes of its working class to the majestic mountains seen outside Simonet's classroom windows. The chiming bells score is strongly reminiscent of "American Beauty," perhaps to recall Spacey's most recent Oscar win with Academy members. The use of Jane Siberry's "Calling All Angels" at the film's finale drives home with soppy symbolism the sentimentality so deftly avoided through most of the film's running time.
Mimi Leder is heading in the right direction with her third film, although more emotional restraint (and another ending!) would have served her better. "Pay It Forward," though, is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
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In this blog, I will be talking about how I managed to use Vocabulary ( Creative Commons's Design Library ) efficiently in our Open Source website.
What is Vocabulary?
Vocabulary is a cohesive design system to unite the web-facing Creative Commons. In essence Vocabulary is a component library that uses and extends Bulma CSS library. Vocabulary makes it easier to develop Creative Commons apps while ensuring a consistently familiar experience. This project is still under development.
Why Vocabulary?
Vocabulary is used to describe the overall visual design of our digital products. At first glance, it appears to be: an amalgamation of component designs with a consistent visual aesthetic and brand, typically accompanied by usage guidelines in the form of online documentation. But there is a lot more to it. When it comes to a large software community with a huge range of products, certain problems come along. One of those problems is maintaining the level of harmony across all the products of the network. So, there comes a need for a unified visual language that heightens the level of harmony in a digital ecosystem. And in our case, Vocabulary solves this problem. This design system is well built and helps us bring the following aspects to the table -
- Recognizability
- Consistency
- Authenticity
- Efficiency
And many more.
How did I use it? — Examples
As I stated before, I have added Vocabulary by updating all the Templates in the CCOS Lektor project.
As far as components are concerned, I just had to paste the code snippets given on the Vocabulary’s website with the requires changes -
Integration of Breadcrumb -
The code for integration —

{% if this._path != '/'%}

{% set crumbs = [] %}
{% set current = {'crumb': this} %}

{% for i in this._path.split("/") %}
{% if current.crumb is not none %}
{% if crumbs.insert(0, current.crumb._slug) %}{% endif %}
{% if current.update({"crumb": current.crumb.parent}) %}{% endif %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% for crumb in crumbs %}

{% if this._slug == crumb %}

{{ crumb | title | replace('-', ' ') }}

{% else %}

{% set i = loop.index %}
{% set ns = namespace (link = '') %}
{% for j in range(i) %}
{% set ns.link = ns.link + crumbs[j] + '/' %}
{% endfor %}

{% if crumb != '' %}
{{ crumb | title | replace('-', ' ') }}
{% else %}
Home
{% endif %}

{% endif %}
{% endfor %}

{% endif %}
Other than the components, there are other visual elements like typography, colors, spacing, and others that are extensively used in CCOS.
This is code for the Hero section of the home page.
The block template -

{{ this.title }}

{{ this.description }}

{{ this.links }}

The block styling -
// Hero section - Home page
.hero {
@extend .margin-top-large;
.hero-title {
@extend .padding-horizontal-big;
}
.hero-description {
@extend .body-bigger;
@extend .padding-top-big;
@extend .padding-horizontal-big;
}
.hero-links {
@extend .margin-vertical-normal;
@extend .padding-horizontal-big;
.button {
@extend .margin-top-normal;
text-decoration: none;
.icon {
@extend .margin-right-small;
@extend .padding-vertical-smaller;
}
}
}
.hero-image {
@include from($fullhd) {
margin-top: -20rem;
.image {
width: 50%;
}
}
@include until($fullhd) {
.image {
width: 100%;
}
}
}
}
Improvements in the Lektor project -
I tried to write the perfect code that is cleaner and readable. I would try to demonstrate my effort using the home page code where I used Lektor Flowblocks. The new homepage design have four sections where each section communicated something and I realized they were all independent and building the whole page through one single template would become a bit messy and hard to handle. So I did some research and found a way where I could build sub-templates and use them all to develop a single page and Lektor’s flowblocks allowed me to do so. Here is one of the flowblock and if you want to check out the whole working you can go to — CCOS Repository.
Recent Blog Post block -
The block Template -
{% from "macros/author_name.html" import render_author_name %}

{{ this.title }}

See all posts

{% for post in site.query('/blog/entries') %}
{% if loop.index <= 3 %}
{% set author = post.parent.parent.children.get('authors').children.get(post.author) %}

{% if author.about %}
{% if author.md5_hashed_email %}

{% endif %}
{% endif %}

{{ post.title }}

by {{ render_author_name(author) }}
on {{ post.pub_date|dateformat("YYYY-MM-dd") }}

{{ post.body | excerpt | string | striptags() | truncate(100) }}

{% endif %}
{% endfor %}

The block Model -
[block]
name = Recent Posts
[fields.title]
label = Title
type = string
The block styling -
// Recent-posts section - Home page
.recent-posts {
background-color: rgba(4, 166, 53, 0.1);
.container {
@extend .padding-vertical-xl;
@extend .padding-horizontal-big;
.columns {
@extend .padding-top-bigger;
@extend .padding-bottom-xl;
}
}
.blog-title {
@extend .has-color-dark-slate-gray;
}
.posts-link {
@extend .has-color-forest-green;
@extend .body-normal;
font-weight: bold;
line-height: 1.5;
text-decoration: none;
.icon {
@extend .has-color-forest-green;
@extend .padding-left-small;
}
}
}
I would also like to point out the amazing Query functionality provided by Lektor where you can access the child pages of the root. Here I am accessing blog posts from our Blog page and limiting the count of posts to three.
Difference in Experience
The level of user experience has been significantly elevated due to the use of Vocabulary. I would like to point one of the major experience change here. The major part of the website is guidelines — we have guidelines for contributing, guidelines for how to join a community, guidelines for how to write a blog and many more. The new website has cleaner and readable guideline with a proper hierarchy and every piece of information is made accessible using secondary navigation.
Below are the images of some guidelines pages from new website.
Below are the images of some guidelines pages from old website. You can see the difference of experience in both cases.
How you can use Vocabulary and also contribute to it?
Vocabulary is very easy to use. It is intuitive, consistent and highly reusable. Vocabulary uses Storybook to present each visual element that makes it very convenient for a user to integrate Vocabulary in their project. The code snippets attached with every element can be copied as it is and can be used. The code snippets above indicate how the library can be used and how easily you can achieve desired web pages. For more details, you can visit usage guidelines.
Vocabulary is still under development, feedback and bug reports are welcome, fixes and patches even more so. Here is the link to contribution guidelines.


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GILGAMESH
"Why ..."(?) At twenty leagues they broke for some food, at thirty leagues they stopped for the night, walking Fifty leagues in a whole day, a walk of a month and a half. On the third day they drew near to the Lebanon. They dug a well facing Shamash (the setting sun), Gilgamesh climbed up a mountain peak, made a libation of flour, and said: "Mountain, bring me a dream, a favorable message from Shamash." Enkidu prepared a sleeping place for him for the night; a violent wind passed through so he attached a covering. He made him lie down, and... in a circle. they... like grain from the mountain... While Gilgamesh rested his chin on his knees, sleep that pours over mankind overtook him. in the middle of the night his sleep came to an end, so he got up and said to his friend: "My friend, did you not call out to me? Why did I wake up? Did you not touch me? Why am I so disturbed? Did a god pass by? Why are my muscles trembling? Enkidu, my friend, I have had a dream-- and the dream I had was deeply disturbing(?) in the mountain gorges... the mountain fell down on me (us?) ... Wet(?)... like flies(?)... He who was born in the wilderness, Enkidu, interpreted the dream for his friend: "My friend, your dream is favorable. The dream is extremely important. My friend, the mountain which you saw in the dream is Humbaba.  In the morning there will be a favorable message from Shamash. At twenty leagues they broke for some food, at thirty leagues they stopped for the night, walking fifty leagues in a whole day, a walk of a month and a half. They dug a well facing Shamash Gilgamesh climbed up a mountain peak, made a libation of flour, and said, "Mountain, bring me a dream, a favorable message from Shamash." Enkidu prepared a sleeping place for him for the night; a violent wind passed through so he attached a covering. He made him lie down, and... in a circle. They ... like grain from the mountain... While Gilgamesh rested his chin on his knees, sleep that pours over mankind overtook him. ,, in the middle of the night his sleep came to an end, so he got up and said to his friend: My friend, did you not call out to me? Why did I wake up? Did you not touch me? Why am I so disturbed? Did a god pass by? Why are my muscles trembling? Enkidu, my friend, I have had a dream, besides my first dream, a second. And the dream I had--so striking, so...,so disturbing!' I was grappling with a wild bull of the wilderness, with his bellow he split the ground, a cloud of dust...to the sky. I sank to my knees in front of him. He holds... that encircled(?) my arm. (My?) tongue(?) hung out(?) ... My temples throbbed(?) ... He gave me water to drink from his waterskin." "My friend, the god to whom we go is not the wild bull? He is totally different? The wild bull that you saw is Shamash, the protector, in difficulties he holds our hand. The one who gave you water to drink from his waterskin is your personal) god, who brings honor to you, Lugalbanda. We should join together and do one thing, a deed such as has never (before) been done in the land." At twenty leagues they broke for some food, at thirty leagues they stopped for the night, walking fifty leagues in a whole day, a walk of a month and a half. They dug a well facing Shamash, Gilgamesh climbed up a mountain peak, made a libation of flour, and said: "Mountain, bring me a dream, a favorable message from Shamash." Enkidu prepared a sleeping place for him for the night; a violent wind passed through so he attached a covering. He made him lie down, and... in a circle. They... like grain from the mountain... While Gilgamesh rested his chin on his knees, sleep that pours over mankind overtook him. In the middle of the night his sleep came to an end, so he got up and said to his friend: "My friend, did you nor call out to me? Why did I wake up? Did you not touch me? Why am I so disturbed? Did a god pass by) Why are my muscles trembling? Enkidu, my friend, I have had a third dream, and the dream I had was deeply disturbing. ,, The heavens roared and the earth rumbled; (then) it became deathly still, and darkness loomed. A bolt of lightning cracked and a fire broke out, and where(?) it kept thickening, there rained death. Then the white-hot name dimmed, and the fire went out, and everything that had been falling around turned to ash. Let us go down into the plain so we can talk it over." ,,, Enkidu heard the dream that he had presented and said to Gilgamesh (About 40 lines are missing here.) At twenty leagues they broke for some food, at thirty leagues they stopped for the night, walking fifty leagues in a whole day, a walk of a month and a half. They dug a well facing Shamash, Gilgamesh climbed up a mountain peak, made a libation of flour, and said: "Mountain, bring me a dream, a favorable message from Shamash." Enkidu prepared a sleeping place for him for the night; a violent wind passed through so he attached a covering. He made him lie down, and... in a circle. They... like grain from the mountain... While Gilgamesh rested his chin on his knees, sleep that pours over mankind overtook him. in the middle of the night his sleep came to an end, so he got up and said to his friend: "My friend, did you not call out to me? Why did I wake up? Did you nor touch me? Why am I so disturbed? Did a god pass by? Why are my muscles trembling) Enkidu, my friend, I have had a fourth dream, and the dream I had was deeply disturbing (?). (About 11 lines are missing) "He was... cubits tall... ... Gilgamesh Enkidu listened to his dream "The dream that you had is favorable, it is extremely important? My friend, this... Humbaba Eke... Before it becomes light... We will achieve (victory?) over him, Humbaba, against whom we rage, we will.., and triumph over him. In the morning there will be a favorable message from Shamash. At twenty leagues they broke for some food, at thirty leagues they stopped for the night, walking fifty leagues in a whole day, a walk of a month and a half. They dug a well facing Shamash, Gilgamesh climbed up a mountain peak, made a libation of flour, and said: "Mountain, bring me a dream, a favorable message from Shamash." Enkidu prepared a sleeping place for him for the night; a violent wind passed through so he attached a covering. He made him lie down, and... in a circle. They... like grain from the mountain ... While Gilgamerh rested his chin on his knees, sleep that pours over mankind overtook him. ,, in the middle of the night his sleep came to an end, so he got up and said to his friend: "My friend, did you not call out to me? Why did I wake up? Did you not touch me? Why am I so disturbed?


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. - Abbreviations, like HTML should use

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and inserted text should use
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and subscript text uses
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Lists and their indentation - let’s use some
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These are HTML tables :( I want my github flavoured markdown :(
| Name | Upvotes | Downvotes |
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| Totals | 21 | 23 |
| Alice | 10 | 11 |
| Bob | 4 | 3 |
| Charlie | 7 | 9 |
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[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> some guy called Benedict doing masses of reviews
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> @Sri - Lead about predictions. I notice there r no time frames. would time frames be useful?
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> 7 days is time frame
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> You mean like 7 days, 15 days, 30 days?
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> yeah
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> ok so predictions are for 7 days?
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> so like if BTC is 9000 and i predict 7500. after 2 days it hits 7500, but then goes back to 10 k on day 7. was i right or wrong?
(edited)
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> i assume i am right but maybe being able to pick a time frame is useful?
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> The time frame is 7 days
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> So you are wrong
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> ooohhh
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> System only checks the price for 7 days
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> ooohh that means we def need time periods imo
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> my BTC 7300 is happening
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> dunno where itll be in a week
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Yeah not just you, the rule is same for everyone
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Everyone is predicting for 7 days
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> sure
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> fair enough
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Problem with providing time frame - voting is for 5 days now, rewards are paid based on 5 day voting
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> After few months, we plan to change prediction rewards based on success rate, then we can provide time frame option - 7 days, 15 days, 30 days
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Now we are paying everyone irrelevant of success rate just to encourage them
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Voting becomes important as we grow, if many people agree with prediction, then most likely people will buy or sell based on it
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> That is the power of community predictions
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> thanks for explaining
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> would it b possible to get this page to auto-refresh https://utrum.io/cryptos ?
Reward Platform for Crypto Reviews, Analysis and Market Predictions.
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> yes
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Its on task list
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> just every min or two, ntohing to stress the servers
(edited)
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Right now its 5 min
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> not sure if it works after pc wakes from sleep
[dscrdutrum] <gigamesh> had to manually refresh


Welcome to the WeFlow Pressure Monitor! Here you can keep track of the state of the WeFlow, a water leak detection system. Below, water pressure data in PSI from three different sections of piping will be displayed alongside messages about the state of each section. Should a potential leak be detected in one of the sections, that section will automatically close, and the button corresponding to that section below can be used to reopen it.
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OBJECT ID
CHECKLIST
Take Photographs
Photographs are of vital importance in identifying
and recovering stolen objects. In addition to overall views, take
close-ups of inscriptions, markings, and any damage or repairs. If
possible, include a scale or object of known size in the image.
Answer These
Questions:
Type of Object What kind of
object is it (e.g., painting, sculpture, clock, mask)?
Materials & Techniques
What materials is the object made of (e.g., brass, wood, oil on
canvas)? How was it made (e.g., carved, cast, etched)?
Measurements What is the size
and/or weight of the object? Specify which unit of measurement is being
used (e.g., cm., in.) and to which dimension the measurement refers (e.g.,
height, width, depth).
Inscriptions & Markings
Are there any identifying markings, numbers, or inscriptions on the
object (e.g., a signature, dedication, title, maker's marks, purity marks,
property marks)?
Distinguishing Features Does
the object have any physical characteristics that could help to identify
it (e.g., damage, repairs, or manufacturing defects)?
Title Does the object have a
title by which it is known and might be identified (e.g., The
Scream)?
Subject What is pictured or
represented (e.g., landscape, battle, woman holding child)?
Date or Period When was the
object made (e.g., 1893, early 17th century, Late Bronze Age)?
Maker Do you know who made
the object? This may be the name of a known individual (e.g., Thomas
Tompion), a company (e.g., Tiffany), or a cultural group (e.g., Hopi).
Write a Short Description
This can also include any additional
information which helps to identify the object (e.g., color and shape of
the object, where it was made).
Keep It Secure Having documented the object, keep this information in a
secure place. |


Instructions for dictator
Please read them carefully
This game is played by two human players (you and another person).
In each round, you either play as a DICTATOR or as an OBSERVER.
The dictator decides how to share 100 ECU (Experimental Currency). 100 ECU are equal to 0.05 USD.
The observer simply observes the decision by the dictator and payoff for both players realize accordingly.
The game is repeated a certain number of rounds, and each round roles are randomly assigned.
If you understood the instructions correctly press the "DONE" button to proceed to the game.


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While there are quite a few differences between Ruby and JavaScript, for this blog I'd like to talk about the differences between my learning experiences with the two of them, primarily because I think it is a testament to my progress during phase-0.
My first experiences with Ruby weren't necessarily terrible but it definitely involved more than a few times of my eyes growing wide as my brain edged close to short-circuiting. Actual sparks shot out of my ears at one point. But because of my initial struggles with Ruby and the effort I put into understanding the concepts, it made my initial adventures (in the case of code combat the term adventure is pretty spot on) into JavaScript so much easier, which was a relief, because I was scared that it would feel a lot like starting from scratch again. But going into JavaScript already being familiar with basic programming concepts and vocabulary (like arrays, strings, functions, etc..) made the process much smoother. There are some things that did bother me about JavaScript going into it though.
I still need to solidify when to use the semi-colons (;) and when to use the commas (,). They were a little frustrating to get acquainted with, because in Ruby they weren't necessary. Ruby also doesn't require as many brackets and has nice 'end' key-words. So in terms of aesthetics, Ruby is definitely the winner. It is simply a prettier language than javascript. I also found it kind of odd that you had to specify to javaScript that something is a variable by writing 'var' before hand. I also was not a fan of the notation used to create functions which seemed very involved compared to Ruby's use of the 'def' keyword. None of these are really issues, these are just the woes of somebody that just got used to one way of doing something only to get used to doing the same kind of things but in a different way.


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- Price: N30,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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3 Bedroom Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Stephen
- Price: N30,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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3 Bedroom Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Stephen
- Price: N30,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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3 Bedroom Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Stephen
- Price: N30,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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- Price: N25,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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2 Bedroom Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Andrew
- Price: N25,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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2 Bedroom Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Andrew
- Price: N25,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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2 Bedroom Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Andrew
- Price: N25,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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- Price: N10,000,000
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- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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Mini Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Coker
- Price: N10,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
×
Mini Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Coker
- Price: N10,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m
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Mini Flat Apartment for Rent
Property Details
- Owner: Coker
- Price: N10,000,000
- State: Lagos
- City: Ikeja
- Address: Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters
- Property Type: Flat
- Property Status: Available
- Created On: Date
- Description: A beautifully furnished 4 bedroom flat in a quiet and secured Ijora GRA ( located @ Julius Berger Head office & staff quarters) is available for rent. Average 18hrs power supply Ideal for residential and also very good for office use with lots of parking space. Asking price N30m


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PresentationModel
The PresentationModel uses a BeanAdapter to convert multiple Bean
properties into ValueModels. It provides two sets of methods to
vend such models: #getModel for unbuffered models and
#getBufferedModel for buffered models.
See the JavaDoc class comment for details.
PresentationModel is the most frequently used means to adapt
Java Bean properties.
BeanAdapter
The BeanAdapter converts multiple Java Bean's properties into
ValueModels. Optionally the adapter can observe changes in
bound properties to forward the bean's PropertyChangeEvents.
Basically the BeanAdapter does for multiple properties what the
PropertyAdapter does for a single bean property.
Typically you should use a PresentationModel, not a BeanAdapter.
PropertyAdapter
The PropertyAdapter converts a single Java Bean property into
a ValueModel. The bean property must be a single value as described by the
Java
Bean Specification.
Optionally the adapter can observe changes in bound properties
as described in section 7.4 of the Bean specification.
Typically you should use a PresentationModel, not a PropertyAdapter.
Only if you have internal adapters that you don't expose and
if you adapt a single property, the PropertyAdapter is useful.
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Take-Two leads $20 million funding round into Spellbreak developer Proletariat
by Chris KerrSpellbreak developer Proletariat has secured $20 million in Series C funding to ramp up production on the fantasy battle royale title.
The funding round was led by Take-Two Interactive Software, the owner of Grand Theft Auto developer-publisher Rockstar, and helped along by existing investors including Spark Capital and FirstMark Capital.
The deal will see Michael Worosz, EVP and head of corporate development and independent publishing at Take-Two, join the Proletariat's board of directors.
"We've been looking for the right industry leaders to work with to help us take Spellbreak and Proletariat to the next level," said studio CEO, Seth Sivak. "Michael and Take-Two bring a wealth of experience that will be vital as we expand the team, ramp-up development, and prepare to self-publish Spellbreak next year."


This page was motivated for a quick test page for some FFT code, specifically using the half real transform. I'm using the Chart.js library to display the data.
The charts below illustrate various ways to apply a dft/fft. (Click headings to view text and graphs.)
Code is up on GitHub and I'll be tweaking it to make it more useful, efficient etc.'
Real Valued Signal to Complex
For a real valued signal, we must pad it into a complex signal and zero out the imaginary term. In the charts below, you can see this step of creating a new series of complex values. Real in blue, imaginary in red.
Complex Forward FFT and Magnitude
The following shows the complex forward transform and magnitude of the complex signal.
Full Length Inverse Transform
The transform of the complex signal can be inverse transformed back to the original signal by applying the FFT in the reverse direction and rescaling. The axes change slightly due to math errors since floating point math has only a finite accuracy.
Packing a Real Signal to Half Complex
As a significant efficiency improvement, a signal that consists of only real values can be chopped in half and even n placed in the real part, and odd n placed in the complex part of a half length complex transform.
Half Length FFT of Packed Real Signal
The half real transform allows a real transform to be split into a half length complex signal and transformed by a half length transform. Depending on processor, this may be significantly more efficient, more so than just the halving of the date length might indicate
Half Length Inverse Transform
Verification that the half length reverse transform works as expected.


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Destructors are functions which are just the opposite of constructors. In this chapter, we will be talking about destructors.
We all know that constructors are functions which initialize an object. On the other hand, destructors are functions which destroy the object whenever the object goes out of scope.
It has the same name as that of the class with a tilde (~) sign before it.
class A
{
public:
~A();
};
Here, ~A() is the destructor of class A.
When is a destructor called?
A destructor gets automatically called when the object goes out of scope. We know that a non-parameterized constructor gets automatically called when an object of the class is created. Exactly opposite to it, since a destructor is also always non-parameterized, it gets called when the object goes out of scope and destroys the object.
If the object was created with a new expression, then its destructor gets called when we apply the delete operator to a pointer to the object. We will learn more about new and delete in the chapter Dynamic Memory Allocation.
Destructors are used to free the memory acquired by an object during its scope (lifetime) so that the memory becomes available for further use.
Let's see an example of a destructor.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Rectangle
{
int length;
int breadth;
public:
void setDimension(int l, int b)
{
length = l;
breadth = b;
}
int getArea()
{
return length * breadth;
}
Rectangle() // Constructor
{
cout << "Constructor" << endl;
}
~Rectangle() // Destructor
{
cout << "Destructor" << endl;
}
};
int main()
{
Rectangle rt;
rt.setDimension(7, 4);
cout << rt.getArea() << endl;
return 0;
}
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Destructor
In this example, when the object 'rt' of class Rectangle was created, its constructor was called, no matter in what order we define it in the class. After that, its object called the functions 'setDimension' and 'getArea' and printed the area. At last, when the object went out of scope, its destructor got called.
Note that the destructor will get automatically called even if we do not explicitly define it in the class.
The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is practice.
-Vladimir Horowitz


Package myGame
Class Castle
java.lang.Object
myGame.Castle
- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.io.Serializable
public class Castle
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
A castle is an object in the game Duke of the Realm
It has a owner, some properties such as its treasury, level, position...
- Since:
- 2019-12-23
- Version:
- 1.0
- Author:
- Thomas Barillot and MaÃ«l Bouquinet
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
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Constructor Summary
-
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
addOrder(Castle target, java.util.List<Troop> troops)
Add a new order to the castle.void
addProduction(java.lang.Class<?> c)
Adds a troop to the production line.void
addTroop(Troop troop)
Adds a troop to the castle's troops.void
addTroops(java.util.List<Troop> troops)
Adds a list of troops to the castle's troops.void
cancelAllProduction()
Removes all productions.void
cancelProduction()
Removes the first added element in production, meaning the oldest one.int
costToLevel()
Returns the cost to level up the castle.int
dealDamage()
Calculates how much damage the castle can deal.void
drawSelf()
Draw the castle and its door on the panel.void
drawTroop(Troop troop)
Create the troop shape.int
getLevel()
Point
getLocation()
int
getMoney()
java.lang.String
getNickname()
Order
getOrder(int index)
Return only the index nth order If out of bound, return null;java.util.List<Order>
getOrders()
Duke
getOwner()
Production
getProduction(int index)
Return only the index nth production.java.util.List<Production>
getProductions()
java.util.List<Troop>
getTroops()
java.util.List<Troop>
getTroops(java.lang.Class<?> c)
Returns troops but only those of a certain type.void
levelUp()
Add a new "level up" production if the castle has enough money.void
setLevel(int level)
void
setMoney(int money)
void
setOwner(Duke owner)
void
takesDamage(int damage)
The castle's troops takes a certain amount of damage.void
tick()
Adds due income to the castle, propagate the tick to the production units, if a production if finished, remove it from the production line, dispatches units, remove empty orders.int
timeToLevel()
Returns the number of ticks to level up.void
undrawTroop(Troop troop)
Remove the troop shape from the game's pane.
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Constructor Details
-
Method Details
-
costToLevel
public int costToLevel()Returns the cost to level up the castle.- Returns:
- the cost to level up the castle
-
timeToLevel
public int timeToLevel()Returns the number of ticks to level up.- Returns:
- the number of ticks to level up
-
levelUp
public void levelUp()Add a new "level up" production if the castle has enough money. -
tick
public void tick()Adds due income to the castle, propagate the tick to the production units, if a production if finished, remove it from the production line, dispatches units, remove empty orders. -
addTroop
Adds a troop to the castle's troops. When a troop is added, its health is replenished.- Parameters:
troop
- the troop that should be added
-
addTroops
Adds a list of troops to the castle's troops. When a troop is added, its health is replenished.- Parameters:
troops
- the troops that should be added
-
addProduction
public void addProduction(java.lang.Class<?> c)Adds a troop to the production line. Remove its cost from the castle treasury.- Parameters:
c
- the troop class
-
addOrder
Add a new order to the castle.- Parameters:
target
- the castle the troops should move towardstroops
- the troops concerned by the order
-
cancelProduction
public void cancelProduction()Removes the first added element in production, meaning the oldest one. -
cancelAllProduction
public void cancelAllProduction()Removes all productions. -
takesDamage
public void takesDamage(int damage)The castle's troops takes a certain amount of damage. If a troop's health gets to 0, he is removed from troops.- Parameters:
damage
- how much damage
-
dealDamage
public int dealDamage()Calculates how much damage the castle can deal.- Returns:
- how much damage the castle can deal
-
drawSelf
public void drawSelf()Draw the castle and its door on the panel. -
drawTroop
Create the troop shape. The shape is set to not visible.- Parameters:
troop
- the troop to be drawn.
-
undrawTroop
Remove the troop shape from the game's pane.- Parameters:
troop
- the troop which shape will be removed.
-
getLocation
-
getOwner
-
setOwner
-
getLevel
public int getLevel() -
setLevel
public void setLevel(int level) -
getNickname
public java.lang.String getNickname() -
getMoney
public int getMoney() -
setMoney
public void setMoney(int money) -
getTroops
-
getTroops
Returns troops but only those of a certain type.- Parameters:
c
- the type of troop you want to get- Returns:
- troops but only those of a certain type.
-
getProductions
-
getProduction
Return only the index nth production. If out of bound, return null;- Parameters:
index
- the index of the production- Returns:
- the index nth production
-
getOrders
-
getOrder
Return only the index nth order If out of bound, return null;- Parameters:
index
- the index of the order- Returns:
- the index nth order
-


my_bibliography.bib
@article{Amato2017,
Abstract = {Abstract Online Social Networks (OSNs) have become a primary area of interest for cutting-edge cybersecurity applications, due to their ever increasing popularity and to the variety of data their interaction models allow for. In this perspective, most of the existing anomaly detection techniques rely on models of normal users' behaviour as defined by domain experts. However, the identification of ``bad'' behaviour as a probable deviation of normality still remains an open issue. Here, we propose a method for identifying human behaviour in a social network, based on a ``two-step'' detection strategy. In particular, we first train Markov chains on a certain number of models of normal human behaviour from social network data; then, we exploit an activity detection framework to identify unexplained activities on the basis of the normal behaviour models. Finally, the validity of our approach is tested through a set of experiments run on data extracted from Facebook. },
Author = {Flora Amato and Aniello Castiglione and Aniello De Santo and Vincenzo Moscato and Antonio Picariello and Fabio Persia and Giancarlo Sperl{\'\i}},
Doi = {https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cose.2017.06.002},
Issn = {0167-4048},
Journal = {Computers & Security},
Keywords = {Anomaly detection in \{OSNs\}},
Pages = {-},
Title = {Recognizing human behaviours in online social networks},
Url = {http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167404817301219},
Year = {2017},
Bdsk-Url-1 = {http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167404817301219},
Bdsk-Url-2 = {https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cose.2017.06.002}}
@ARTICLE{DeSantoFrontiers2018,
AUTHOR={De Santo, Aniello},
TITLE={Commentary: Developmental Constraints on Learning Artificial Grammars with Fixed, Flexible, and Free Word Order},
JOURNAL={Frontiers in Psychology},
VOLUME={9},
PAGES={276},
YEAR={2018},
URL={https://www.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00276},
DOI={10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00276},
ISSN={1664-1078}
}
@inproceedings{DBLP:conf/fg/GrafAS16,
author = {Thomas Graf and
Al{\"{e}}na Aks{\"{e}}nova and
Aniello De Santo},
title = {A Single Movement Normal Form for Minimalist Grammars},
booktitle = {Formal Grammar - 20th and 21st International Conferences, {FG} 2015,
Barcelona, Spain, August 2015, Revised Selected Papers. {FG} 2016,
Bozen, Italy, August 2016, Proceedings},
pages = {200--215},
year = {2016},
url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-53042-9_12},
doi = {10.1007/978-3-662-53042-9_12},
timestamp = {Tue, 09 Aug 2016 15:38:39 +0200},
biburl = {http://dblp.uni-trier.de/rec/bib/conf/fg/GrafAS16},
bibsource = {dblp computer science bibliography, http://dblp.org}
}
@inproceedings{DBLP:conf/tag/SantoAG16,
author = {Aniello De Santo and
Al{\"{e}}na Aks{\"{e}}nova and
Thomas Graf},
title = {An Alternate View on Strong Lexicalization in {TAG}},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 12th International Workshop on Tree Adjoining Grammars
and Related Formalisms (TAG+12), June 29 - July 1, 2016, Heinrich
Heine University, D{\"{u}}sseldorf, Germany},
pages = {93--102},
year = {2016},
url = {http://aclweb.org/anthology/W/W16/W16-3310.pdf},
timestamp = {Tue, 13 Sep 2016 15:36:57 +0200},
biburl = {http://dblp.uni-trier.de/rec/bib/conf/tag/SantoAG16},
bibsource = {dblp computer science bibliography, http://dblp.org}
}
@inproceedings{DBLP:conf/cisis/AmatoSMPSS15,
author = {Flora Amato and
Aniello De Santo and
Vincenzo Moscato and
Antonio Picariello and
D. Serpico and
Giancarlo Sperl{\`{\i}}},
title = {A Lexicon-Grammar Based Methodology for Ontology Population for e-Health
Applications},
booktitle = {Ninth International Conference on Complex, Intelligent, and Software
Intensive Systems, {CISIS} 2015, Santa Catarina, Brazil, July 8-10,
2015},
pages = {521--526},
year = {2015},
url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/CISIS.2015.76},
doi = {10.1109/CISIS.2015.76},
timestamp = {Wed, 27 Apr 2016 17:41:15 +0200},
biburl = {http://dblp.uni-trier.de/rec/bib/conf/cisis/AmatoSMPSS15},
bibsource = {dblp computer science bibliography, http://dblp.org}
}
@inproceedings{DBLP:conf/data/AmatoSGMPPS15,
author = {Flora Amato and
Aniello De Santo and
Francesco Gargiulo and
Vincenzo Moscato and
Fabio Persia and
Antonio Picariello and
Giancarlo Sperl{\`{\i}}},
title = {A Novel Approach to Query Expansion based on Semantic Similarity Measures},
booktitle = {{DATA} 2015 - Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Data
Management Technologies and Applications, Colmar, Alsace, France,
20-22 July, 2015.},
pages = {344--353},
year = {2015},
url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.5220/0005579703440353},
doi = {10.5220/0005579703440353},
timestamp = {Mon, 18 Jan 2016 00:00:00 +0100},
biburl = {http://dblp.uni-trier.de/rec/bib/conf/data/AmatoSGMPPS15},
bibsource = {dblp computer science bibliography, http://dblp.org}
}
@inproceedings{DBLP:conf/icde/AmatoSGMPPP15,
author = {Flora Amato and
Aniello De Santo and
Francesco Gargiulo and
Vincenzo Moscato and
Fabio Persia and
Antonio Picariello and
Silvestro Roberto Poccia},
title = {SemTree: An index for supporting semantic retrieval of documents},
booktitle = {31st {IEEE} International Conference on Data Engineering Workshops,
{ICDE} Workshops 2015, Seoul, South Korea, April 13-17, 2015},
pages = {62--67},
year = {2015},
url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ICDEW.2015.7129546},
doi = {10.1109/ICDEW.2015.7129546},
timestamp = {Mon, 25 Apr 2016 16:57:47 +0200},
biburl = {http://dblp.uni-trier.de/rec/bib/conf/icde/AmatoSGMPPP15},
bibsource = {dblp computer science bibliography, http://dblp.org}
}
@inproceedings{DBLP:conf/sebd/AmatoSMPPPS15,
author = {Flora Amato and
Aniello De Santo and
Vincenzo Moscato and
Fabio Persia and
Antonio Picariello and
Silvestro Roberto Poccia and
Giancarlo Sperl{\`{\i}}},
title = {A structure-based approach for ontology partitioning},
booktitle = {23rd Italian Symposium on Advanced Database Systems, {SEBD} 2015,
Gaeta, Italy, June 14-17, 2015.},
pages = {184--191},
year = {2015},
timestamp = {Mon, 18 Jan 2016 13:34:08 +0100},
biburl = {http://dblp.uni-trier.de/rec/bib/conf/sebd/AmatoSMPPPS15},
bibsource = {dblp computer science bibliography, http://dblp.org}
}
@inproceedings{DBLP:conf/semco/AmatoSMPPP15,
author = {Flora Amato and
Aniello De Santo and
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RealEstateCore is a common language to enable control over buildings and development of new services - a facilitator of the promises of a digital transformation and buildings' integration with the Smart City.
Ever increasing amounts of data are generated by and within buildings. Several different legacy systems exist to control climate, lighting, access control, etc. plus all the new data sources that emerge from IoT devices. These large amounts of heterogeneous data need to be organized in order to be able to contribute to cost-efficient and environmentally friendly real estate management.
We use Semantic Web technologies combined with a property-owner-business-usefulness-approach; the result is the RealEstateCore (REC) ontology.
A consortium was formed 2017 with Vasakronan AB, Akademiska Hus AB, Klipsk AB, and Willhem AB as the founders and main sponsors of the RealEstateCore project. The purpose of the consortium is to create an environment for cooperation and sharing of knowledge between property owners and partners.
RealEstateCore is made by and for property owners.
We encourage you to contribute to make RealEstateCore better. Please point out bugs or peculiarities, add or extend modules and vocabularies, suggest improvements. Please use our Github repo https://github.com/realestatecore/.
RealEstateCore consists of a set of modules, which in the current version include:
The purpose of using different modules to model domain-specific details is to facilitate customization for each user, e.g. a fictitious RetailPropertyOwner might use the Core and Device modules just as they are, but might want to modify the Building module to reflect the type of business that they do (e.g., by providing a more suitable taxonomy of room types for retail real estate).
The Core module is an upper ontology supporting the more specific modules that model domain specific details. This structure makes it easy to in the future add more domain ontologies to expand the usefulness of the RealEstateCore.