Money Play. How should Red play 41?
pips Red=124 White=144
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red’s problem is his rear checkers which are well blocked. The 1 must therefore be played 23/22. This gives an escape route and plays to the maxim: ‘when ahead in the race, race’.
The 4 should be played 8/4, keeping the checker in play as far as possible.
Over the board Red played 8/3* but that is the wrong game plan. White’s anchor precludes a blitz and the last thing Red wants is another checker sent back behind White’s four-point prime. 23/22, 6/2 is an error while 8/3* is a bad error but not quite a blunder.
The 4 should be played 8/4, keeping the checker in play as far as possible.
Over the board Red played 8/3* but that is the wrong game plan. White’s anchor precludes a blitz and the last thing Red wants is another checker sent back behind White’s four-point prime. 23/22, 6/2 is an error while 8/3* is a bad error but not quite a blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 23/22 8/4 Eq.: -0.547 0.361 0.091 0.002 - 0.639 0.195 0.008 2. Cubeful 2-ply 23/22 6/2 Eq.: -0.566 (-0.019) 0.359 0.092 0.002 - 0.641 0.207 0.009 3. Cubeful 2-ply 8/3* Eq.: -0.597 (-0.050) 0.342 0.089 0.002 - 0.658 0.174 0.008 4. Cubeful 0-ply 6/2 4/3* Eq.: -0.713 (-0.166) 0.322 0.083 0.002 - 0.678 0.185 0.010 5. Cubeful 0-ply 11/7 8/7 Eq.: -0.747 (-0.200) 0.301 0.079 0.002 - 0.699 0.152 0.005


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Story: The story of the Silver Jackal (the Anteater's laws)
The story of the Silver Jackal (the Anteater's laws)
Title
The story of the Silver Jackal (the Anteater's laws)
Collection
Summary
This account [of The Anteater, Springbok and Lynx] is again followed by the Anteater’s laws concerning the habits of various animals, such as the jackal, the 'Löffelhund' (Proteles), etc., who were, once upon a time, men. (L II.-2. 323-356.) The Silver Jackal marries a female Silver Jackal and they have children who live in a hollow.
Comments
1) See also The Anteater, Springbok and Lynx (||kabbo's version 1) and The Anteater, Springbok and Lynx (//kabbo's version 2), 2) This story is found in Book II-2
Contributors
Date
1871
Categories
History (Early Race), Plants and animals
Keywords
Anteater's laws (and story of Silver Jackal) , animals (when they were people) , animals (habits of) , animals (marry own kind) , animals (and Anteater's laws) , animals (and story of Silver Jackal) , laws (the Anteater's) , laws (and story of Silver Jackal) , Silver Jackal (and its story) , Silver Jackal (and Anteater's laws) , Silver Jackal (habits of) , Silver Jackal (marry own kind) , marriage (of animals) , marriage (and Anteater's laws) , marriage (and story of Silver Jackal)
Story Pages
352


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Elevator Simulation
问题描述 :
The elevator stays 3 seconds for customers to get in or get out. If some customers want to get in and some want to get out, the elevator stays 6 seconds.
It takes the elevator 2 seconds to go one story upwards or downwards.
When there is no request for service, the elevator stays where it is. Namely, it is idle.
When the elevator is idle, and a request comes from upwards or downwards, it moves upwards or downwards. If a request comes from the story where it stays, the elevator opens its door to serve these customers.
When the elevator goes upwards or downwards, it keeps its direction until there is no request from upwards or downwards. However, it breaks off to let customers get out or pick up customers if necessary.
If the elevator is to go upwards or downwards, it does not accept customers intending to go upwards or downwards.
When the elevator can act more than one way according to aforementioned rules, it chooses the action with the highest priority. The priorities for actions, from the highest to the lowest, are:
let customers get out
let customers get in
go downstairs
go upstairs
Initially (at time 0), the elevator is in the 0th story, and it is idle. Given the requests, you are to output how the elevator moves in a designated interval. Suppose that each request comes at an integer second.
输入:
Each of the following lines in the input consists of three numbers, N1, N2, and N3, representing a request coming from N2th story to N3th story at time N1.
A line of three 0′s separates two test cases. After the last test case, there is a line containing three 0′s.

如果两个序列的最后字符不匹配（即X [M-1]！= Y [N-1]）
L（X [0 .. M-1]，Y [0 .. N-1]）= MAX（L（X [0 .. M-2]，Y [0 .. N-1]），L（X [0 .. M-1]，Y [0 .. N-1]）
这里写错了吧。
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文章写得挺好，就是最后的斐波那契那个没有看明白
这个应该是最朴素的KMP实现
我是来看评论的
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都是一些基础题啊
约瑟夫也用说这么长……很成熟的一个问题了，分治的方法解起来o(n)就可以了，有兴趣可以看看具体数学的第一章，关于约瑟夫问题推导出了一系列的结论，很漂亮
你好，这题给出的代码好像弄错了，这个是pow那道题目的解法
题目需要求解的是最小值，而且没有考虑可能存在环
DFS方法的原理还是不太清楚啊
递归还真是一门学问，学习了
给力的文章，例子也非常好


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pcaExplorer
is a Bioconductor package containing a Shiny application for analyzing expression data in different conditions and experimental factors.
It is a general-purpose interactive companion tool for RNA-seq analysis, which guides the user in exploring the Principal Components of the data under inspection.
pcaExplorer
provides tools and functionality to detect outlier samples, genes that show particular patterns, and additionally provides a functional interpretation of the principal components for further quality assessment and hypothesis generation on the input data.
Moreover, a novel visualization approach is presented to simultaneously assess the effect of more than one experimental factor on the expression levels.
Thanks to its interactive/reactive design, it is designed to become a practical companion to any RNA-seq dataset analysis, making exploratory data analysis accessible also to the bench biologist, while providing additional insight also for the experienced data analyst.
pcaExplorer
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:
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or, optionally,
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This command loads the pcaExplorer
package
library("pcaExplorer")
The pcaExplorer
app can be launched in different modes:
pcaExplorer(dds = dds, dst = dst)
, where dds
is a DESeqDataSet
object and dst
is a DESeqTransform
object, which were created during an existing session for the analysis of an RNA-seq dataset with the DESeq2
package
pcaExplorer(dds = dds)
, where dds
is a DESeqDataSet
object. The dst
object is automatically computed upon launch.
pcaExplorer(countmatrix = countmatrix, coldata = coldata)
, where countmatrix
is a count matrix, generated after assigning reads to features such as genes via tools such as HTSeq-count
or featureCounts
, and coldata
is a data frame containing the experimental covariates of the experiments, such as condition, tissue, cell line, run batch and so on.
pcaExplorer()
, and then subsequently uploading the count matrix and the covariates data frame through the user interface. These files need to be formatted as tab separated files, which is a common format for storing such count values.
Additional parameters and objects that can be provided to the main pcaExplorer
function are:
pca2go
, which is an object created by the pca2go
function, which scans the genes with high loadings in each principal component and each direction, and looks for functions (such as GO Biological Processes) that are enriched above the background. The offline pca2go
function is based on the routines and algorithms of the topGO
package, but as an alternative, this object can be computed live during the execution of the app exploiting the goana
function, provided by the limma
package. Although this likely provides more general (and probably less informative) functions, it is a good compromise for obtaining a further data interpretation.
annotation
, a data frame object, with row.names
as gene identifiers (e.g. ENSEMBL ids) identical to the row names of the count matrix or dds
object, and an extra column gene_name
, containing e.g. HGNC-based gene symbols. This can be used for making information extraction easier, as ENSEMBL ids (a usual choice when assigning reads to features) do not provide an immediate readout for which gene they refer to. This can be either passed as a parameter when launching the app, or also uploaded as a tab separated text file.
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Position: Coach
Major: Sociology
Experience: “I have been rowing since sophomore year of high school, where I built a really strong foundation for the rest of my rowing career. In college I rowed DI at Loyola and DII at Saint Mary’s College of Maryland. After an injury I became a coxswain.”
Why I love rowing: It’s the ultimate team sport. You have to put in your all every single practice and race, but you do it for your teammates not yourself. The feeling of winning a race, or having a really strong practice, is irreplaceable.
Position: President
Major: Fire Protection Engineering
Why I love crew: I couldn’t speak more highly than the group of talented young women on this team. Each and every one of them gets me out of bed in the morning and motivates me to be the best person I can be.
Fun fact: I moved to the USA from Greece when I was 8 years old!
Favorite post workout snack: Red seedless grapes
Position: Vice President
Major: Animal Science Care and Management
Why I love crew: You get to see the sunrise while you are on the water every morning
Fun fact: Used to think anchovies were a type of brussel sprout
Favorite post workout snack: Strawberry banana smoothie
Position: Treasurer
Major: Finance and Computer Science
Why I love crew: The great scenery on the river and having an awesome group of girls to exercise with daily
Fun fact: Used to think Caucasia was a country
Favorite post workout snack: Croissants
Position: Team Captain and Equipment Manager
Major: Astronomy
Why I love crew: It’s a unique sport that honestly doesn’t get enough credit. The mix of power and finesse is the perfect challenge for me and nothing feels better than being part of a good boat with people you enjoy being around
Fun fact: I know way too much about the house Targaryen and Game of Thrones
Favorite post workout snack: Cookie dough protein bar
Position: Fundraising Chair
Major: Landscape Architecture
Why I love crew: It gave me the opportunity to become part of an amazing group of girls who all work hard and push one another to be the best they can be
Fun fact: Hosts a weekly radio show on campus
Favorite post workout snack: Smoothie
Position: Secretary and co-Social Chair
Major: Psychology
Why I love crew: It’s the best way to meet the right kind of crackheads :)
Fun fact: Has performed violin at Carnegie Hall in NYC
Favorite post workout snack: Peanut butter and apples
Position: co-Social Chair
Major: Arabic Studies and Government and Politics
Why I love crew: Because of the tremendous friendships that I have formed and getting a great workout in everyday with the people I love
Fun fact: Is a triplet!
Favorite post workout snack: Bagel with veggie cream cheese
Position: Alumni Chair
Major: Biology pre-PA
Why I love crew: Getting on the water when it’s still dark and rowing into the sunrise- literally no better way to start your morning! I also love doing something challenging so early because it gives me motivation to be productive during the day
Fun fact: I know way too much about the house Targaryen and Game of Thrones
Favorite post workout snack: Cookie dough protein bar
Position: Recruitment Chair and Apparel Chair
Major: Biology pre-NP
Why I love crew: It challenges me to step out of my comfort zone both physically and mentally. I also love the team environment and how much fun it is to be together
Fun fact: Enjoys painting and film photography
Favorite post workout snack: Raspberries and chocolate milk
| Name | Year | Semesters On The Team | Side | Height | Hometown | High School |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paige Gabitzer | Junior | 6 | Port, Coxswain | 5’4” | Germantown, MD | Northwest HS |
| Zoe Skutaris | Junior | 3 | Starboard, Coxswain | 5’7” | Larchmont, NY | Mamaroneck HS |
| Caroline Shriver | Sophomore | 4 | Bisweptual | 5’6” | Westminster, MD | Winters Mill HS |
| Megan Anne Mann | Sophomore | 2 | Port | 5’4” | Kensington, MD | Connelly School of the Holy Child |
| Morgan Craver | Junior | 2 | Bisweptual | 5’8” | Easton, MD | Saints Peter and Paul HS |
| Catherine Easter | Freshman | 2 | Bisweptual | 6’1” | Grasonville, MD | Gunston HS |
| Emma Carrigg | Freshman | 2 | Port | 5’9” | St. Mary’s County, MD | Leonardtown HS |
| Alejandra Melynk | Sophomore | 2 | Port | 5’5” | College Park, MD | Eleanor Roosevelt HS |
| Allison Floyd | Freshman | 2 | Bisweptual | 5’6” | Baltimore, MD | The Catholic HS of Baltimore |
| Ashley Pena | Sophomore | 2 | Port | 5’2” | Baltimore, MD | Digital Harbor HS |
| Chloe Kim | Junior | 2 | Port, Coxswain | 5’4” | McLean, VA | McLean HS |
| Elise Shallbetter | Sophomore | 2 | Bisweptual | 5’1” | East Meadow, NY | East Meadow HS |
| Erin Kim | Freshman | 2 | Coxswain | 5’2” | McLean, VA | McLean HS |
| Joanna Chen | Freshman | 2 | Bisweptual | 5’5” | Odenton, MD | South River HS |
| Lindsay Reiter | Junior | 2 | Port | 5’6” | Severna Park, MD | Severn School |
| Manasi Yedavalli | Freshman | 2 | Starboard | 5’7” | Potomac, MD | Richard Montgomery HS |
| Nora Bui | Freshman | 2 | Port | 5’2” | Hanoi, VNRockville, MD | Walter Johnson HS |
| Elle Johnson | Freshman | 2 | Port | 5’9” | Severna Park, MD | Severna Park HS |
| Aiko Alvarez-Gibson | Sophomore | 4 | Starboard | 5’2” | Baltimore, MD | Baltimore School for the Arts |
If you’re not sure whether you want to join the team, learn a new sport, and make new friends or even if you’re just not sure whether you want to continue with your rowing career at the college level, read what our alumni have to say about their experiences as members of the UMD Women’s Crew Team. Here they’ve shared why they love rowing, their favorite memories, and toughest workouts. They have even shared some words of wisdom should you decide you would like to join our family of rowers :)
Look! It’s Alex Gabitzer saying Hello! She rowed on the women’s crew team for 5 semesters before graduating in 2016 with a degree in French! A Terp at heart, she went back to UMD and earned a Masters in Public Policy. Today she lives and works in D.C..
Alex says joining crew is “a great way to meet amazing people and participate in challenging and rewarding sport.” Her advice to incoming novices: “Power through and don’t rush the slide.”
Another Terp! It’s Hannah Grabner and… a very BIG bird! Hannah rowed at Maryland for 5 semesters before graduating in May 2019 with a degree in Environmental Science and Technology. We love seeing women in STEM! Today you can find her working at the National Aquarium as an animal trainer.
When asked about her time on the team she said, “The crew team gave me an amazing opportunity to bond with some pretty cool and goofy girls, they became my best friends (tends to happen when you spend every morning together) and that meant the world to me coming into college as a freshman. Crew gave me a place where I belonged.” To our incoming novices, here are some words of wisdom: “The mornings can be hard but don’t forget to look around and remember that every person standing with you is just as tired, just as sore, and just as cranky. Take it easy on one another, encourage instead of criticize and have fun. Why else would you join a club sport if you didn’t want to have fun?”
Meet Audrey Glendenning! This bisweptual rower served as Social Media chair, Secretary, AND President during her 5 semesters with UMD Women’s Crew. After graduating in May 2020 with a degree in Environmental Science and Policy, Audrey hopes to get a job doing what she loves, protecting the environment!
This Terp says you should join the team “to make amazing friends! My best friends for life are from this team.” Finally, her advice to our baby novs is this: “Erging will get easier! I promise!”
Guess who it is!! Former Coach Maggie Switzer all the way from Peru!! Maggie has been involved with rowing for years! She first started in 2008 with Dayton Boat Club as a freshman in high school and has loved it ever since. During the four years she rowed in high school she earned a spot to row at Youth Nationals and was recruited to row at Mercyhurst University. Maggie rowed at the NCAA Championships all four years of her college career and even placed 2nd/National Runner-Up in the 8+ and as an overall team in 2015. Her other accolades include placing 2nd at Head of the Charles in 2015 rowing an 8+, 2nd at Club Nationals in 2014 rowing a 4+, and 2nd at the Dad Vail Regatta in 2015 rowing an 8+. During her final year at Mercyhurst, Maggie served as Captain of the Women’s Team and upon graduating in 2016, she moved to College Park where she worked as an AmeriCorps volunteer and coached our very own Women’s Club Crew Team for the Spring and Fall seasons of 2017. In March 2018, our honorary Terp departed for Peru to work as a Peace Corps Volunteer in the health sector.
Maggie loves rowing because she’s always met very passionate, dedicated, and kind people. “Some of my best friends in my life came from rowing, and I've found that with the sport I have always encountered good people. It's the ultimate team sport and some days it's definitely "type 2" fun, which takes a special breed of human to partake. I like this breed of human.” She says that you should join our team because along the way you’ll gain more grit and meet genuine, lifelong friends and mentors.
Jen Hopkins here! This bisweptual Terp rowed and coxed for UMD Women’s Crew for 6 semesters, serving as both Treasurer and Vice President. She graduated from UMD in December 2017 with a degree in Government and Politics and is currently in her second year at St. John’s Law in New York. Over the summer she will be working as an associate at ollmuth Maher & Deutsch.
Jen says you should join our team because “it’s such a great way to make new friends and learn about a great sport. Plus you get to see some awesome sun rises every morning. Rowing definitely made my college experience way better.” While she hasn’t rowed since she studied at UMD, she misses it very much. We miss you too Jen! Her advice to novices: “Just work hard, and have fun! And also dress in many layers!”
Laila Rizk is back to say Hello! She rowed for UMD for 4 semesters before graduating a year early in 2018 with her degree in Psychology. And you’ll never guess! In addition to working at the Bankruptcy Assistance Project at Legal Services NYC, Laila is also a second year student at St. John’s University School of Law! Watch out New York the Terps are taking over!
Here is what Laila has to say about why she loves rowing: “The crew team is a great way to meet new people and stay in shape. I loved that we got to travel (it’s good to get off campus once in a while). I grew up on the beach so being able to be on the water every morning gave me an energy boost, despite the difficulty of waking up for practice.” Her advice to our incoming novs, Laila says not to let the early mornings scare you. “Think of crew as all the above benefits PLUS teaching you a way to stay in shape for the rest of your life. Crew, while fun, is still tough. That is what makes the experience so rewarding though. Crew made me physically and mentally strong, which proved extremely useful in a high-stress academic environment post-grad.”
It’s Kerry Kalinoski checking in! This rower had been on the team for four semesters and served as Fundraising Chair before graduating in May 2019. As a Civil Engineering graduate, she is working as a highway designer in Philadelphia. Another super cool thing is that she is currently competing as a powerlifter! What a way to stay strong after college!
Kerry loves crew because it is “a great way to get in shape and meet new fun people.” She does advise novices, however, to “prioritize school then crew!”
Sabrina de la Vega’s back! This former Maryland rower worked on Capital Hill after graduating in 2018 with a degree in History and Global Poverty. She is now earning her Master’s in Public Policy at the University of Chicago and even though she hasn’t rowed since college she hopes to get back into it sometime soon!
Sabrina served as both equipment manager and secretary during her 4 semesters on the team and says that you should join because it gives you “a real sense of community and friendship at such a large institution. I would not have had the same incredible experience at UMD if it were not for my involvement with crew.” To our incoming novices, Sabrina’s biggest piece of advice is, “Stick with it even when it gets hard. It’s easy to start crew and then get to winter indoor season and get discouraged. But I promise that if you have the bandwidth and are healthy and able, you won’t regret sticking with it through the hard times in the winter.”


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Octopress to the Rescue
After nearly a year without Posterous, I’ve finally got around to migrating to another system. This time around it’s a static blog builder: http://octopress.org/
Octopress is a wrapper around Jekyll which is a utility for creating a static blogging site. A blog that can be hosted on anything that can server files: Apache, AWS, Dropbox, etc…
Q: Why not use WordPress, Tumbler, Blogger?!?
Those tailor to non-developers and their editors are not the ones I use everyday, my IDE. Octopress lets me write my articles the same way as I write code: plain text. It uses markdown or any other HTML generator I configure.
Static pages are easier for me to deploy when I have to switch hosting providers. Hopefully Github sticks around for a while, but if they don’t, I can rest assured I can have the article hosted some where else faster than DNS propagation.
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The initial theme I selected is https://github.com/sevenadrian/MediumFox. It’s clean, simple and pretty much what I would have tried to make if I had time. They seemed to have omitted some features from the classic theme, but as with all Open Source projects it is easy to remedy.
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What is developer? Skills required of a Developer
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1. What is developer?
"Developer" is the calling of a programmer, also known as software engineer. These are the people who will use programming languages to design, build, and maintain computer programs. It can be said that "Developer" is the one who directs and processes the programming code to create the most complete and innovative computer software. They are the key to the development of any software application.
"Developers" proficient in computer programming skills may become very famous, but that may be limited by the scope in the field of software engineering. Quite a few reputable programmers are labeled hackers. Programmers often associate the image of IT professionals with corporate uniforms and must follow certain rules and regulations. And today, there are many young but good programmers who are considered the seeds of the programming industry of the future.
2. The works of a "Developer"
To make software, the job of a "Developer" is first to create a blueprint, each programmer takes on a different part and then the parts will be connected together, creating into a complete product. A programmer is considered a "coding" - A person typing commands on a computer and making software or editing, developing software applications based on programming tools.
The work of "Developer" includes: Web programming, game programming, system programming, database programming and mobile programming with the main tasks as:
- Perform construction, design a new application.
- Carry out upgrades, repairs, and improvements to existing applications.
- Building a system of application processing functions.
- Research and develop new technology applications.
Specifically, programmers will have to do the following jobs:
- Write programs in many languages such as C ++, Java, ...
- Update and expand the available programs: the programmer's job is quite close to the work of the software developer, when problems arise, the programmer can also do and handle the software developer work, eg program design.
- Programmer will be the debugger for the programs by checking for errors and fixing them.
- Build and use computer-aided software tools to automatically encode a piece of code.
Use code libraries to simplify documents.
3. Ranks of a "Developer"
Not all programmers have the same qualifications, to become an excellent "Developer" you will have to go through a long and arduous process of learning and practice. Starting from lower levels gradually develops, raising the level up to higher levels. The developer levels include:
The first is Junior Developer: This is a job that requires less than 3 years of professional experience, overall understanding of databases, application lifecycle and writing of basic applications.
- The second is Senior Developer: This position requires from 4 to 10 years of experience, has a deeper knowledge of the profession and can program complex applications.
- Third is Leader Developer: This position requires you to have 7-10 years of experience and have the skills of a professional senior developer, able to do all the work as a software engineer. stand alone or lead a group of programmers.
- Fourth is Mid - level Manager - middle manager: This is the person who will manage the programmer and work under the senior management. In some organizations, they have the right to hire and fire their employees. At this level, the titles are: Product Manager, Project Manager, ...
- Finally, Senior Leader - senior manager: This is the leader of his subordinate management and the person who will report the results directly to the director of the company. The positions at this level include: VP, CTP or CEO.
4. Necessary skills of a "Developer"
Programmers are a profession that requires a lot of important skills, the qualities needed to be able to undertake and complete the job in the best way. That is:
- Carefulness, meticulousness at work: With the complex nature, always working with data and code, it requires programmers to always work the most carefully, pay attention to every detail. . Because any small error in the working process will cause your product problems and moreover cause the work schedule to be interrupted, it takes a lot of time to fix it.
Programmers have the ability to work independently and work in groups: Often programmers will be assigned certain jobs, separately and have to work independently. However, after each project, you will have to connect with others to create a finished product. Therefore, it requires programmers to have both independent working skills and the ability to work in teams to complete the work in the best way.
- Having good aesthetic eyes, good design ability and creative thinking: This is a very important quality to have for a Developer. To be able to create a quality product requires you to have aesthetics and the ability to design and think logically.
- Time management skills: A professional Developer must know how to manage his working time to arrange and give an estimate of the time required to complete the job.
Always be patient: Problems that programmers have to solve are often the ones that are difficult and cannot be solved immediately, taking a lot of time and effort. It can take hours, days, even weeks to months to find the right direction. Therefore, if there is no patience, it is difficult to pursue this profession.
- Always self-study, hone and improve specialized skills and knowledge: Programming is difficult, but it is harder to maintain it. Therefore, you must always improve your knowledge, improve your own level, have the opportunity to further advance at work.
5. Where can "developers" work?
With the speed of development of science and technology, programmers are a profession that many few employers and companies welcome. Job opportunities in this industry are very wide, in many different fields. Therefore, learning to code is a wise choice for young people with passion and capacity in technology. Because they will have the opportunity to develop themselves, find a perfect job, suitable for their abilities and have an attractive income. With a degree in programming, you can work in some of the following places:
5.1. Outsourcing companies
Outsourcing companies' advantage lies in the professional environment and the opportunity to participate in large foreign projects. This is especially useful for young graduates who put themselves under the pressure of a big project to help programmers quickly absorb and get used to the job, creating professionalism for themselves.
However, for the outsourcing environment, you will also face certain limitations, that the number of worthy projects is small as well as paying fixed costs per capita at companies. "Developers" get frustrated quickly and easily give up. Therefore, it is necessary to practice patience to be able to seize opportunities and bring success to themselves.
5.2. Start-up companies
The young start-up environment is an advantage for new programmers who do not have too much experience. However, for this environment, you will have to work more than 100% of your ability. Besides, because the amount of work here will be a lot and the human resource is limited, it will require you to have many more things that are not part of your knowledge equipped at large companies. Working in such environments will make you much more mature.
It is evident that start-ups will have a lot of shortcomings and limitations. The first is that the success rate is quite low, so being able to stick with these companies for a long time is not high and it can take a lot of time, effort as well as your own opportunities. Therefore, if you are a tech savvy person, you should consider such companies.
5.3. Multinational companies
The position of programmer for these companies is probably not much because most nowadays still see Vietnam as a distribution and consumption market. However, in recent years, the Vietnamese market begins to get bigger and proves the potential position of the industry in the future.
Multinational companies with a very methodical working process, so programmers working here only need to have a certain focus and direction, have passion and want to try and dig into one. spearhead technology. In addition, working in this environment will help programmers expand their knowledge and vision because they will mainly work with international businesses.
5.4. State companies and organizations
Working in state-owned companies will be quite leisurely, the job will be less pressure and more difficult, but the salary is not high compared to the market. However, it also has certain intangible values and great potentials in the future, especially at present, the state still holds an important role in the country's economy.
Each company, working environment has different advantages and disadvantages. However, for the current information technology market, it is not easy to find a job suitable for your own capabilities. Especially for newly graduated students, it will be difficult for them to determine their right passions and goals. Therefore, sometimes it takes to go through a number of jobs in different companies to determine what you want to pursue, which is the right job for you.


2020 Subaru WRX Series.White Is The Ultimate WRX STI
Don't worry, this is the final, final, final, FINAL special edition.
by Noah JosephWant a rally machine you can drive on the road? You could do a lot worse than a Subaru WRX – or even better, a WRX STI. And now Subaru's made them even more tempting with the introduction at the LA Auto Show of the new Series.White.
As the name implies, the Series.White edition of the WRX and WRX STI come in one paint option only: Ceramic White, to be specific, which contrasts nicely with the matte bronze alloys. But there's much more going on here than just the colorway, as striking as it may be.
Described as "the highest-performance WRX ever sold in the US," the WRX Series.White is based on the WRX Premium, and comes as a result with a 2.0-liter turbocharged boxer-four delivering 268 horsepower to all four corners through a six-speed manual transmission. It also comes with the Performance Package, including the Ultrasuede-trimmed Recaro seats and Brembo brakes with red calipers, and features black trim. It also introduces new Bilstein dampers with all the bells and whistles. If that's not enough, though, Subaru's also offering the Series.White edition on the more hardcore and potent WRX STI as well.
The same appearance package applies here too, but with a 2.5-liter version of that same turbo boxer four tuned to deliver 310 horsepower. The WRX STI Series.White also features an adjustable center diff, active torque vectoring, and a Bilstein suspension hooked up to Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 rubber – coupled with heavy-duty steering rack mounts, monoblock Brembo brakes with black-lettered silver calipers. The replacement of the spare tire with a repair kit helps reduce weight, and the interior features black leather and ultrasuede upholstery and a red-stitched steering wheel.
Only 500 examples of each will be offered, priced at $33,995 and $42,695, respectively, (plus a $900 destination charge).


WebAudioXML contains a custom HTML element for easy connection to control audio parameters. This DEMO shows how it can be used to map pointer movements in a circle to control pitch and filter cutoff frequency from the angle and radius of the pointer. Touch the circle to start.


Grid
The container class is not strictly part of the grid but is important in laying out content. It
allows you to center your page content. The container
class is
set to ~70% of the window width. It helps you center and contain your page content. We use the
container to contain our body content.
To add a container just put your content inside a

tag with a container
class. Here's an example of how your
page might be set up.

The container class is not strictly part of the grid but is important in laying out content. It
allows you to center your page content. The container
class is
set to ~70% of the window width. It helps you center and contain your page content. We use the
container to contain our body content.
Take a look at this section to quickly understand how the grid works!
Our standard grid has 12 columns. No matter the size of the browser, each of these columns will always have an equal width.
To get a feel of how the grid is used in HTML. Take a look at this code below which will produce a similar result as the one above.
Note: For now, just know that the s1
stands for small-1 which
in plain English means "1 column on small screens".

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The container class is not strictly part of the grid but is important in laying out content. It
allows you to center your page content. The container
class is
set to ~70% of the window width. It helps you center and contain your page content. We use the
container to contain our body content.
Remember when you are creating your layout that all columns must be contained inside a row and that
you must add the col
class to your inner divs to make them into
columns

This div is 12-columns wide on all screen sizes

6-columns (one-half)

6-columns (one-half)

To offset, simply add offset-s2
to the class where s
signifies the screen class-prefix (s = small, m = medium, l = large) and the number after is the
number of columns you want to offset by.

This div is 12-columns wide on all screen sizes

6-columns (offset-by-6)

You can easily change the order of your columns with push and pull. Simply add push-s2
or pull-s2
to the class where s
signifies the screen class-prefix (s = small, m = medium, l = large) and the number after is the
number of columns you want to push or pull by.

This div is 7-columns wide on pushed to the right by 5-columns.

5-columns wide pulled to the left by 7-columns.

Here we will show you how to create some commonly used layouts with our grid system. Hopefully these will get you more comfortable with laying out elements. To keep these demos simple, the ones here will not be responsive.
Section
The section class is used for simple top and bottom padding. Just add the section
class to your div's containing large blocks of content.
Divider
Dividers are 1 pixel lines that help break up your content. Just add the divider
to a div in between your content.
Example Sections and Dividers
Section 1
Stuff
Section 2
Stuff
Section 3
Stuff

Section 1

Stuff

Section 2

Stuff

Section 3

Stuff

If we want 3 divs that are equal size, we define the divs with a width of 4-columns, 4+4+4 = 12, which nicely adds up to 12. Inside those divs, we can put our content. Take our front page content for example. We've modified it slightly for the sake of this example.
Speeds up development
We did most of the heavy lifting for you to provide a default stylings that incorporate our custom components.
User Experience Focused
By utilizing elements and principles of Material Design, we were able to create a framework that focuses on User Experience.
Easy to work with
We have provided detailed as well as specific code examples to help new users get started.

Creating Responsive Layouts
Above we showed you how to layout elements using our grid system. Now we'll show you how to design your layouts so that they look great on all screen sizes.
| Type | Mobile Devices
<= 600px |
Tablet Devices
> 600px |
Desktop Devices
> 992px |
Large Desktop Devices
> 1200px |
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| Class Prefix | .s |
.m |
.l |
.xl |
| Container Width | 90% | 85% | 70% | 70% |
| Number of Columns | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 |
In the previous examples, we only defined the size for small screens using "col
s12"
. This is fine if we want a fixed layout since the rules propogate upwards. By just
saying
s12, we are essentially saying
"col s12 m12 l12"
.


Hi all, I need advices on a bard/BG/Arcane Duelist build I wanna make. Should I post the character build/ lvl distribution here, on PRC builds or on builds help? I dont want it to end in the wrong location _________________ K.M. aka Chillychill
"Y'a pire que ne pas pouvoir, y'a savoir qu'on peut et ne jamais tenter"
For PRC? or NWN2?
If you want to, post it here. It would be most helpful to ALSO post a link to the page for deulist as most of us are rusty with PRC rules (if making for a pw, maybe to the changes the PW has made too). That way you have a decent shot in getting help. Otherwise, just posting a PRC without links means you probably wont get any help at all.
alright, thx _________________ K.M. aka Chillychill
"Y'a pire que ne pas pouvoir, y'a savoir qu'on peut et ne jamais tenter"


{% extends "layout_unbranded.html" %} {% block page_title %} GOV.UK prototype kit {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% if selectedAddress %}Please correct the address{% else %}Enter your address{% endif %} Full name Delivery address Building and street Town or city Postcode {% endblock %}


The following programs of LearnOpenGl are implemented in javascript / typescript, using WebGl2. Not all browsers support WebGl2. The latest versions of Google Chrome and Windows Edge can be used to view the results.
ibl cubemap (use keys space, '1' and '2'; to read a .hdr file we use part of enkimute/hdrpng.js, it has a MIT licence)
test reading dds (to read .dds file we use part of code made by Brandon Jones; licence is included)
The texture files for the program iblSpecularTextured.ts are not copied to github, and so that program does not give the right output. ibl specular textured
This is a continuation of code presented in part 3, to read a gltf file. There only meshes were loaded. Here code is added to read materials from a gltf file.


Complex planning made easy.
The solvice solver can solve an assignment problem in several seconds with taking into account your desiderate and preferences.


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Washing away your sins: Threatened morality and physical cleansing Zhong, C. & Liljenquist, K. (2006, Science, doi: 10.1126/science.1130726) |
Physical cleansing has been a focal element in religious ceremonies for thousands of years. The prevalence of this practice suggests a psychological association between bodily purity and moral purity. In three studies, we explored what we call the 'Macbeth effect' --that is, a threat to one's moral purity induces the need to cleanse oneself. This effect revealed itself through an increased mental accessibility of cleansingrelated concepts, a greater desire for cleansing products, and a greater likelihood of taking antiseptic wipes. Furthermore, we showed that physical cleansing alleviates the upsetting consequences of unethical behavior and reduces threats to one's moral self-image. Daily hygiene routines such as washing hands, as simple and benign as they might seem, can deliver a powerful antidote to threatened morality, enabling people to truly wash away their sins.
Keywords: Moral purity, Physical cleansing, Moral self-image, Cleansing products, Psychological association,
| Of Study 1: | |||||
| SJP | Gamez et al. | Fairly Close | N = 47 | power = 25% | d = 0.08 |
| Of Study 2: | |||||
| SJP | Gamez et al. | Fairly Close | N = 36 | power = 94% | d = 0.02 |
| BASP | Earp et al. | Very Close | N = 153 | power = 99% | d = 0.01 |
| BASP | Earp et al. | Very Close | N = 156 | power = 99% | d = 0.03 |
| BASP | Earp et al. | Very Close | N = 286 | power = 99% | d = -0.05 |
| Of Study 3: | |||||
| SJP | Gamez et al. | Fairly Close | N = 45 | power = 72% | phi = 0.15 |
| JASNH | Fayard et al. | Fairly Close | N = 210 | power = 99% | phi = 0.03 |
| Of Study 4: | |||||
| SJP | Gamez et al. | Fairly Close | N = 28 | power = 42% | phi = 0.19 |
| JASNH | Fayard et al. | Fairly Close | N = 30 | power = 44% | phi = 0.02 |
| Benedict Carey 09/12/2006 Lady Macbeth Not Along in Her Quest for Spotlessness. See full blog post here. |


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This inspection works in
pubspec.yaml
files and checks path references for dependencies configured as
Path Packages
. Paths must be valid and target folders must contain
pubspec.yaml
file.


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Introduction to Internet for Developers and Tech Enthusiasts
Web Developement and Understanding of the web is an essential part of Computer Technologies.
APIs Intro will help you understand how Web Services work and how you can build your own.


Stereotype Threat
Stereotype threat refers to the diminished performance in a situation that would confirm a negative stereotype about one's group. For example, women given the same standardized math test did worse when their gender was emphasized, and they were made more aware of the gender stereotype that women don't do as well as men in math. Their performance was undermined by the concern that they would confirm this negative stereotype about women.
The factors involved in stereotype threat involve undermining the efficiency of working memory, including increased anxiety and negative thoughts which can act to reduce working memory capacity, as well as lowered performance expectations. For example, when under stereotype threat, the activity can seem overwhelming given self perception of abilities. Lower performance expectations can also lead to reduced effort. The anxiety of battling the negative stereotypes about one's group reduces the attention one has for the task at hand, and can decrease performance.
Most of the research on stereotype threat has been in an academic context, examining the effect of stereotype threat on women in math, or minorities in college. One aspect of stereotype threat that is particularly disabling is that people who most value high performance are at greater risk of stereotype threat. Some of the research has focused on mechanisms to aleviate stereotype threat. Allowing people to afirm their self worth by encouraging them to think about skills or values that they think are important is one mechanism. Another is to provide an external attribution for the anxiety or difficulty they experience. For example, telling students that the anxiety they feel is due to an external cause, such as stereotype threat, improves performance on tests.
Translating these research findings to a workplace context is less well studied, but is an important question for fields where women and minorities are under-represented like the tech industry. Application of the research to the workplace suggests that explicitly addressing negative stereotypes is helpful, as is reducing the power of negative stereotypes by focusing on the indentities that transcend race of gender, such as shared values or goals. Role models from under represented groups can also help.


Back in 2010, 4545 formed as the original Vandegrift Viperbots team. Six years later, through the growth and success of team 4545, Viperbots has expanded into an organization that consists of seven unique FTC teams.
The 2010-2011 season, Team 4545 “The Breakfast Taco Club” served as the original Vandegrift team.
In the 2011-2012 season, Team 4545, known at the time as Viperbots, was awarded the PTC Design Award (2) at the Qualifier level (along with being finalists for the Inspire Award (2), Motivate Award, Rockwell Collins Innovate Award, and the Connect Award). At the Alamo Regional level, Team 4545 won the Inspire Award, was Captain of the Winning Alliance, and was nominated for the PTC Design Award. To finish off their season, Team 4545 finished 18th in the Edison Division at Worlds.
During the 2012-2013 season, Team 4545 “Viperbots” won the Think Award, Connect Award, the PTC Design Award, and the Inspire Award all at the Qualifier level.
The 2014-2015 season, Team 4545 officially changed their team name to “Ouroboros” and won the Design Award and the Inspire Award.
In 2015-2016, Ouroboros’ second season proved to be successful as well as the team was Winning Alliance First Pick at the Qualifier level, followed by [lacing as Event Finalist Alliance Second Pick at Alamo Regionals, and competing at South Super Regionals.


Text Classification (Part 1)
Reliable or Unreliable?
Over the past two decades and especially since the United States presidential election 2016 there is an increase in unreliable news content. The question which got and still gets asked is how can we know which is which. To find an answer I started at opensources which curates a list of online information sources. The websites listed range from credible news to misleading and outright fake.
The following post is part one in a series of four blog posts:
- collecting news content
- preprocessing data
- creating a keras model
- possible next step(s)
Collecting News Content
The source list (CSV file) which we can download from opensources has over 800 URLs. The first thing we want to do is to filter out all non-valid URLs.
for url in df['url']:
try:
code = urlopen('http://' + url).getcode()
except IOError:
df = df[df.url != url]
code = None
The resulting list we got back looks off. When we are looking at the categories and their number count we find that we need to do some cleaning:
We have some oddly named categories and a meagre number of only 3 reliable URLs in the list. To address this imbalance, I added about 70 URLs I consider reliable (hopefully) of my own, which doesn’t balance the scale very much but at least pushes it into the right direction. Plus, let us see what and how much content we can scrape from the world wide web before we do something about the source list.
Web Scraping
There are several tools to get content from a website, scrapy and beautifulsoup are the two most popular tools probably out there. In both cases, we need to inspect the HTML code of a website. If you are interested to learn more about it, here is an excellent tutorial with tips and tricks using python.
In any case, the primary challenge we are facing here is that every website has a different underlying architecture. To determine what the best options are I decided to look at NYTimes. As we can see in the image below, each paragraph is in its separate HTML tag. Collecting content only from the NYTimes website won’t be impossible, it is just exceedingly complicated, and neither of the mentioned tools won’t do it in the long run. If we are considering that we have over 500 labelled URLs, for the scope of this project, it is just not practical. There must be more straightforward ways to tackle this.
API
Luckily, the NYTimes offers an API to excess not only their archive but also search for the most current articles online. Even better, their developer site has a playground to sample what kind of results you can get and fine tune our query.
url = 'https://api.nytimes.com/svc/archive/v1/%s/%s.json?api-key=%s'
begin_year = 2017
end_year = 2018
with open('nytimes_data/archivesearch.json', 'w') as f:
with tqdm() as progress:
for year in range(begin_year, end_year + 1):
for month in range(1, 13):
try:
response = requests.get(url % (year, month, NYTIMES_TOKEN))
docs = response.json()['response']['docs']
except Exception:
print('Failed to get {}/{}'.format(year, month))
# There are two rate limits per API: 4,000 requests per day and 10 requests per minute.
# You should sleep 6 seconds between calls to avoid hitting the per minute rate limit.
time.sleep(6)
f.write(ujson.dumps(docs) + '\n')
The NYTimes search API gives us a wide range of options to query for data, starting with date range and fields like day_of_week
, headline
, subject
etcetera, as well as news desk
values like blogs, cars, fashion and many more.
Unfortunately, we only get the lead paragraph from our search which doesn’t help much if we are looking for the full articles. In the end, all we get is metadata, but that’s it.
webhose.io
There are a few websites which offer web scraping tools, for example import.io, webhose.io and dexi.io. We can find an extended list here. None are free, but some offer a free trial period and webhose.io is one of them which I ended up using.
Like the NYTimes, webhose.io also has a playground to fine tune our query with the main difference that you can see your search request in different coding languages like ruby or python. However, be aware, that you only have 1000 free requests.
Unfortunately, we can’t get access to all the URLs we have on our list. However, it gives us at least some data. We can also search through webhose.io’s archived data.
newsapi
The final tool I used is the python API from newsapi. The API is very similar to the NYTimes API in the way you write your code to collect the content we want. Like at the NYTimes we mainly get metadata. However, if we are willing to pay, we can get the full article content.
for source in news_sources:
# The source is a list similar to
# ['the-verge', 'the-wall-street-journal', 'the-washington-post', 'the-washington-times', 'time', 'usa-today', 'vice-news', 'wired']
#
# we should set the range to the maximum possible number based on the total results devided by page_size
# articles = newsapi.get_everything(sources=source, from_param=str(date), sort_by='relevancy', page_size=100)
# articles['totalResults'] // 100 + 1
for page in range(1, 3):
articles = newsapi.get_everything(sources=source, from_param=str(date), sort_by='relevancy', page_size=100, page=page)
try:
indexes = [i for i, v in enumerate(articles['articles']) if articles['articles'][i]['content'] is None]
for index in sorted(indexes, reverse=True):
del articles['articles'][index]
date_str = date.strftime("%Y%m%d")
filename = '_'.join([source, date_str])
json_file_name = get_json_file(filename, page, json_file_path)
with open(json_file_name, 'w+') as f:
f.write(ujson.dumps(articles) + '\n')
f.close()
except Exception as e:
print(e)
Conclusion
If we are serious about getting proper up-to-date news content, I believe that the API from newsapi is your API of choice. However, for the task ahead of us I choose to use the data I collected via webhose.io and may come back at a later time to update the project.
Additionally, there is an already polished and fairly large corpus we can use by Maciej Szpakowski.
Jupyter Notebook
Here is the notebook to that post.
Upcoming


Sausalito
Short video from our Memorial day hike to Sausalito.
Music: Nicolas Jaar - Mi Mujer, William Coulter – Jefferson and Liberty.
Short video from our Memorial day hike to Sausalito.
Music: Nicolas Jaar - Mi Mujer, William Coulter – Jefferson and Liberty.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %} {% csrf_token %}
For now, READ THE DOCS to learn how to use this tool.
{{ html_string }}
Here is your file.


$ nix-build -A initrd
/nix/store/hmdifg415fpdkafskckpv7kn9171cqgr-initrd
An initrd is a temporary root file system living in memory. It is part of the startup process and provides an early user-space to prepare the system before the real root file system can be mounted.
In particular in our case, it packages busybox. Given we are using a gzipped cpio archive with an init script, Wikipedia suggests we are actually using the initramfs scheme instead of the initrd scheme.
To explore the result, we can extract the content of the initrd in a temporary directory as follow:
$ mkdir tmp ; cd tmp
$ zcat ../result/initrd | cpio -idmv
$ find -maxdepth 3
.
./init
./sys
./proc
./dev
./nix
./nix/store
./nix/store/mpqsj1j686hd669qsdma2pr2b65b144q-stage-1
./nix/store/70jf5sm6750jbbsirv6rqihwj22gsbvj-linux-4.14.84-shrunk
./nix/store/flvbcnaszzif58xvdnbbsk8fxfz473k6-dhcpHook
./nix/store/w5dbz7ig5s3g0c1xz7aqqs9klghhq4lm-extra-utils
init
is a symlink pointing to stage-1.dev/
, proc/
, and sys/
directories are empty.dhcpHook
script (which is emtpty).The nixpkgs code to create the initrd is at pkgs/build-support/kernel/make-initrd.nix
and pkgs/build-support/kernel/make-initrd.sh
.
The nixpkgs code to create the collection of modules is at pkgs/build-support/kernel/modules-closure.nix
and pkgs/build-support/kernel/modules-closure.sh
.


This week's cultural topic concerns the art of writing coherent questions. After reading a bit of articles on the topic, clear quesitons are mostly what you would expect:
I studied Spanish pretty extensively throughout college and after, and referred quite frequently to an online translator called wordreference.com. This site also provided a forum for sharing questions and answers in translation. The principles for writing good questions there seem quite similar: first, it was important to check that your question hadn't already been asked and answered in a different thread. Second, users did better when they included the text from the original language and their translation, as well as the context. Verbal language - perhaps like coding - is very context-oriented, and knowing that a phrase was intended for a prospective employer or for a foreign lover or casual friend was important.
This reflection is a good one to consider before starting DBC. When I ask unclear questions, sometimes it's because I'm not sure what information I'm looking to obtain. I think those with greater understanding always appreciate a curious learner who is also making an effort. Confucious says that he wants a pupil who, upon receiving one corner of a square, can show him the other three. I suppose that it would be great if I could articulate which corners I haven't found and am searching for.


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Your website is the first impression you make to potential clients. You want a website that will represent your company within seconds of people viewing it. Now, more than ever before it is imperative to select a web design company, who can deliver you a website that will improve your business. Our talented designers and developers will bring your website to life, creating a solution that maintains a user experience that will allow your business to grow.
Search Engine Optimization
The way people gather information has increased the need to have a strong web presence. People no longer look in the newspaper or yellow pages to find businesses they desire, they go straight to the internet and type in what they are looking for. It is a valuable asset to have your business at the top of search engine results within your field. Our team engages in thorough research regarding the history of your company’s particular field and its current market value. We then create an action plan and determine the timing of each step for advanced search engine optimization.
Search Engine Installation
Google Analytics
Google Webmaster Tools
Submission of your site to the search engines
Adwords Account Creation
Tying up your video, your map and your site all together.
Social Media Marketing
99 Digital Promo understands the importance of social marketing and, therefore, utilizes it to bring more attention to your website. 99 Digital Promo will create a blog and social media accounts for your company, i.e. Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Linkedin, all of which can be linked straight to your website.
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Happy Janmashtami
This app contains lots of messages for you to share on Whatsapp, Facebook etc. Simply copy the text by long pressing on it and share.
Knahhaiya hamare dulare,
Wahi sabse pyare,
Makhan ke liye jhagad jaye,
Gopiya dekhkar akrshit ho jaye,
Lekin sabke rakhwale,
Tabhi to sabhi ke dulare
Happy Janmashtmi
May you find your love
on this Janmashtmi and Gopis may shower all their love and affection on your body and soul!
Happy Krishna Janmashtmi
May Lord Krishna steal
all your tensions and worries on this Janmashtmi! And give you all the love, peace and happiness!
Happy Janmashtmi!
May the Natkhat
Nand Lal always give you happiness, health & prosperity; and may you find peace in Krishna consciousness!
Happy Janmashtami
Nand ke ghar Anand Hi Anand Bhayo,
Jo Nand Ke Ghar Gopal Aayo,
Jai Ho Murli Dhar Gopal ki,
Jai Ho Kanhaiya Lal Ki"
Happy Janmashtami.
For this, is a special
time when familyAnd friends get together,for fun.Wishing laughter and fun to cheer your days,In this festive season of JANMASHTMI and always!!!!Happy JANMASHTMI
Today is very precious
day Some one special was born Born to fight against inhumanity Born to save the trust in God Happy Janamashtami
Krishna jisaka nam hai,
Gokul jisaka dham hai aise bhagvan ko ham sab ka pranam hai..
HAPPY JANMASHTAMI
May you find your love
on this Janmashtmi and Gopis may shower all their love and affection on your body and soul!
Happy Krishna Janmashtmi
krishan ki mahima,
krishan ka pyar,krishan me shradha,krishan se sansar,mubarak ho apko janmasthami ka tyohar..SHRI KRISHAN ki kripa aap par sada bani rahe
Shri Krishna k kadam apke ghar aaye
Aap khushiyon k deep jalayye
Pareshani apse ankhe churaye
Krishna Janmotsav ki aapko subh kamnaye
Happy Janmashtmi
May Lord Krisna's flute invite
the melody of love into UR life
May Radha's love teach not only how to love
but to love eternally!!.. HAPPY JANMASHTAMI
Wo Mor Mukut, Wo Nad Lala,
Wo Murli Manohar, Wo Bansi wala,
Wo Makhan chor, Wo Braj Lala,
Janmashtami ki hardik badhayi..
JAI SHRI KRISHNA..

Happy Krishna Janmashtami.
Murli Manohar, Brij ke Dhrohar.
Wo Nandlalla Gopala,
Bansi Ki Dhun Pr Sab k Dukh HarneWala.
Sab Milkar Machay Dhoom Ki Krishna Ana Wala Hai.
Happy Krishna Janmashtami..
Jb jb hove dharm ki hani,
tb tb leve Avtar bhagwan,
kar deve mardan papiyei ka mukti,
deve hm prithvi vasiyon ko,
jai shri krishana,
Happy Janmashtami..
Makhn churaiya sri Krishna kanhaiya ji,
bansi bajaiya o to ras rachaiya hain,
kah kahun sakhi jiya chain parat nhi,
murlidhar sanwre ki aaj badhaiya hai.
Happy Janmashtami..
Radha ki bhakti, Murli ki mithas,
makhan ka swaad aur gopiya ka raas
Inhi sabse milke banti hai janmasthami ka ye din khas.
Happy janmasthami..
Aao milkar sajaaye nandal ko,
aao milkar karein gungaan unka,
jo sabko raah dikhaate hai aur sabki bigdi banate hain,
chalo dhoom dhaam se manaaye janmadin unka..
Janmashtami ki Subhkamnaayein..
Shri Krishna Govind Hare Murari,
Hey Nath Narayan Vasudeva,
Jai Ho Shri Krishna,
Happy Janmashtami..
Chandan ki Khushbu Resham ka Har,
Sawan ki sugandh Barish ki fuhar,
Radha ki Ummeed KANHAIYA ka pyar,
Mubarak Ho apko Janmasthmi Ka Tyohaar.
Dahi ki handi, Baris ka fuhar,
Makhan churane aaye nandlal,
Mubarak ho aapko janmastami ka tyohar.
Happy krishan janmastmi.
If things are happeing
according to ur wish,
u r luky but if not ITS Happening
according to krishnas wish..
HARE kRiShna.. Happy janmashtami..
krishan ki mahima, krishan ka pyar,
krishan me shradha, krishan se sansar,
mubarak ho apko janmasthami ka tyohar,
SHRI KRISHAN ki kripa aap par sada bani rahe..
Happy Janmashtmi..
Shri Krishna k kadam apke ghar aaye,
Aap khushiyon k deep jalayye,
Pareshani apse ankhe churaye,
Krishna Janmotsav ki aapko subh kamnaye.
Happy Janmashtmi..
Dekho Phir Janmashtmi Aayi Hai,
Makhan Ki handi ne phir mithas bhadhai hai,
Kanha Ki leela hai Sabse Pyari,
Wo de tumhe duniya bhar k khusiya sari.
Happy Janmasthmi to All..
Makhan churakr jisne khaya,
Bansi bajakr jisne nachaya,
Khushi manao uske janm ki,
Jisne duniya ko Prem shikhaya.
HAPPY JANMASATMI..
Gokul me ji kare niwas,
Gopiyo sang jo rachye raas,
Devki-Yashda jinki maiya,
aisehamare kishan kanhaiya jai..
shree krishna Happy janmastami to all..
Krishna jiska naam, Gokul jiska dhaam,
Aise shree Bhagwan ko, Ham sab kare pranam!
Jai shree krishna.. Happy Janmastami to all..
Maakhan khave,
Shor machave Gopiyon ke sang Raas rachave,
Murli bajake Mann harshave hai Natkhat Nand Gopal...
Wish U A very Happy Janmashtmi


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After reading through the thread on Python-Dev about the new @decorator syntax, it seems like Guido's mind is set, if only from being exhausted by the discussion (14 months of discussion, it seems). This syntax will go out in 2.4a2, though until 2.4rc1 goes out, I'm guessing it's not set in stone.
One thought that occurred to me concerning JP Calderone's suggestion, and one which is very similar to Phillip Eby's suggestion, is that they don't need to be hacks. Well, they need to be hacks now, just like implements() and advise() are hacks now.
So here's another suggestion. decorate() and friends (I like "decorate" much more than Phillip's terse "as") return a specific kind of object. This object is identified by a special attribute, like __metaconstructor__. There is precedence in descriptors, which are identified by special attributes (__get__ and __set__).
Whenever such an object shows up at the top level in a class, it is given access to the class. When, how, or where I'm not sure. In the case of decorators, it needs more access than the standard metaclass mechanism provides, since it needs to know what function was defined after it. In other cases, like interfaces, it would probably be sufficient for the object to work on the constructed class.
The result is something that isn't a hack, and opens up a lot of other possibilities, decorators being just one. Too many possibilities? Maybe. Too hard to notice? I actually think this isn't a problem, because the expressions don't make sense in a class statement except in this case. For instance:
class Foo(object): implements(IFoo)Until people started these frame hacks there were never any statements in a class definition that looked like implements(IFoo). The only reason you'd want to do this is if you wanted the class scope to be available in the expression list, which is an uncommon requirement. Why run something, throw away the value, and execute the whole thing in the scope of a class that does not yet exist? Which is to say, I think these statements are distinctive.
Much like classmethod isn't syntax (it's just a useful builtin), maybe we don't need more syntax here either.
@something is ugly and unpythonic imho. Don't know if anybody has mentioned it, but I'd go with the Decorator-Block syntax, easy to spot, easy to read, and saves lot of typing.
decorator require_int:
def foo( a, b ): pass
def bar( a, b ): pass# Florian Bösch
Would you care to guess how many emails have been exchanged on this topic? Thousands, easily. What we emphatically do not need at this point are more "what about this syntax?" ideas...
If all that debate didn't lead anywhere, then maybe the question itself was incorrectly formed.# Ian Bicking
For such a corner-case feature, the amount of energy wasted on this topic is immeasurable. Let's fix hasattr to not mask all errors instead... or get a nicer process module (PEP 324) or *anything* else but argue about syntax of a language feature that only 1% of Python users are going to want to ever know about.


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Enduro is built around http://handlebarsjs.com/ templates.
To include a variable in your template, wrap it in two sets of curly braces. Like this:

{{title}}

{{text}}

So where does the title and text come from? For every page in the pages folder there is a javascript object file in cms folder. For this case, the context file will look like this
{
title: 'enduro',
text: 'everybody loves enduro'
}
One good idea is to split up the page into smaller parts - components. For example, let's create a footer component and save it in the components
folder:

2016 enduro.js

Now you can comfortably include it in the homepage by adding {{>footer}}
.
Note: whatever folder structure there is in the components directory, components are registered by the file name only.
Another option is to create a block component, which wraps around whatever is inside. Let's create a body component that looks like this:

2016 enduro.js

{{>@partial-block}}

2016 enduro.js

Now it's ready to be used like this:
{{#>body}}
Content goes here
{{/body}}
Handlebars is logicless templating engine - so no mixing in code. Only way to built complex templates are using helpers.
For example: {{lorem 20}}
will print random 20 lorem words.
Handlebars itself has some built-in helpers such as {{#if}} {{#each}} - Checkout the list here: Handlebars helpers
I decided to include some handy helpers directly in enduro. Check out the list here: Built-in helpers
You can, and probably will have to write your own helpers. Just add .js files in assets/hbs_helpers.
Check out this slug helper:
// * ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— * //
// * slug helper
// * ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— * //
__templating_engine.registerHelper("slug", function (input) {
return input.toString().toLowerCase()
.replace(/s+/g, '-') // Replace spaces with -
.replace(/[^w-]+/g, '') // Remove all non-word chars
.replace(/--+/g, '-') // Replace multiple - with single -
.replace(/^-+/, '') // Trim - from start of text
.replace(/-+$/, '') // Trim - from end of text
});


@(handler: be.objectify.deadbolt.scala.DeadboltHandler)(implicit request: Request[Any]) @import be.objectify.deadbolt.scala.views.html._ @import be.objectify.deadbolt.core.utils.TemplateUtils._
restrict uses an ANDed set of roles within an array to determine if a part of a template is rendered. For example, a user with the roles "foo" and "bar" could see a restrict-protected area of template that required any of the following:
However, a restrict that required "foo", "bar" and "hurdy" would not render the protected area.
Giving multiple arrays in the list gives the equivalent of the Restrictions controller action.
As a convenience for creating Array[String] instances, you can use the TemplateUtils#as(String...) method.
This content should be visible
@@restrict(handler, List(as("foo", "bar"))) { This content should be visible }
This content should NOT be visible
@@restrict(handler, List(as("foo", "bar", "hurdy"))) { This content should NOT be visible }
This content should be visible
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This content should be visible
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Generic handle type for identifying datagram endpoints. More...
#include <datagram_handle.hpp>
Public Types | |
| using | super = handle< datagram_handle, invalid_datagram_handle_t > |
Public Member Functions | |
| constexpr | datagram_handle (const invalid_datagram_handle_t &) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from caf::handle< datagram_handle, invalid_datagram_handle_t > | |
| handle (const datagram_handle &other) | |
| handle (const handle &other)=default | |
| handle & | operator= (const handle &other) |
| handle & | operator= (const invalid_datagram_handle_t &) |
| int64_t | id () const |
| Returns the unique identifier of this handle. | |
| void | set_id (int64_t value) |
| Sets the unique identifier of this handle. | |
| int64_t | compare (const datagram_handle &other) const |
| int64_t | compare (const invalid_datagram_handle_t &) const |
| bool | invalid () const |
| void | set_invalid () |
Friends | |
| class | handle< datagram_handle, invalid_datagram_handle_t > |
| template<class Inspector > | |
| bool | inspect (Inspector &f, datagram_handle &x) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from caf::handle< datagram_handle, invalid_datagram_handle_t > | |
| static datagram_handle | from_int (int64_t id) |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from caf::handle< datagram_handle, invalid_datagram_handle_t > | |
| handle (int64_t handle_id) | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from caf::handle< datagram_handle, invalid_datagram_handle_t > | |
| int64_t | id_ |
Generic handle type for identifying datagram endpoints.


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| Search |
Description |
| cat
dog |
Search results have the word cat and the word dog
in them. They could also have cats and dogs. |
| +cat |
Search results have the word cat in them. If the search results has the word cats then it will not be included. The plus sign indicates an exact match and not to use synonyms, hypernyms or hyponyms or any other form of the word. |
| mp3 "take five" |
Search results have the word mp3 and the exact phrase take
five in them. |
| "john smith" -"bob dole" |
Search results have the phrase john smith but NOT the
phrase bob dole in them. |
| bmx -game |
Search results have the word bmx but not game. |
| inurl:edu title:university |
Search results have university in their title and edu
in their url. |
| site:www.ibm.com "big blue" |
Search results are from the site www.ibm.com and have the phrase
big blue in them. |
| url:www.yahoo.com |
Search result is the single URL www.yahoo.com, if it is indexed. |
| title:"the
news" -"weather report" |
Search results have the phrase the news in their title,
and do NOT have the phrase weather report anywhere in their
content. |
| ip:216.32.120 |
Search results are from the the ip 216.32.120.*. |
| type:pdf nutrition |
Search results are PDF (Portable Document Format) documents that
contain the word nutrition. |
| type:doc |
Search results are Microsoft Word documents. |
| type:xls |
Search results are Microsoft Excel documents. |
| type:ppt |
Search results are Microsoft Power Point documents. |
| type:ps |
Search results are Postscript documents. |
| type:text |
Search results are plain text documents. |
| filetype:pdf |
Search results are PDF documents. |
| link:www.yahoo.com |
All the pages that link to www.yahoo.com. |
| sitelink:www.yahoo.com |
All the pages that link to any page on www.yahoo.com. |
| ext:txt |
All the pages whose url ends in the .txt extension. |
| |
|
| Boolean Search |
Description |
|
Note: boolean operators must be in UPPER CASE.
|
| cat AND dog |
Search results have the word cat AND the word dog
in them. |
| cat OR dog |
Search results have the word cat OR the word dog
in them, but preference is given to results that have both words. |
| cat dog OR pig |
Search results have the two words cat and dog
OR search results have the word pig, but preference is
given to results that have all three words. This illustrates how
the individual words of one operand are all required for that operand
to be true. |
| "cat dog" OR pig |
Search results have the phrase "cat dog" in them OR they
have the word pig, but preference is given to results that
have both. |
| title:"cat
dog" OR pig |
Search results have the phrase "cat dog" in their title
OR they have the word pig, but preference is given to results
that have both. |
| cat OR dog OR pig |
Search results need only have one word, cat or dog
or pig, but preference is given to results that have the
most of the words. |
| cat OR dog AND pig |
Search results have dog and pig, but they may
or may not have cat. Preference is given to results that
have all three. To evaluate expressions with more than two operands,
as in this case where we have three, you can divide the expression
up into sub-expressions that consist of only one operator each.
In this case we would have the following two sub-expressions: cat
OR dog and dog AND pig. Then, for the original expression
to be true, at least one of the sub-expressions that have an OR
operator must be true, and, in addition, all of the sub-expressions
that have AND operators must be true. Using this logic you can evaluate
expressions with more than one boolean operator. |
| cat AND NOT dog |
Search results have cat but do not have dog. |
| cat AND NOT (dog OR pig) |
Search results have cat but do not have dog
and do not have pig. When evaluating a boolean expression
that contains ()'s you can evaluate the sub-expression in the ()'s
first. So if a document has dog or it has pig
or it has both, then the expression, (dog OR pig) would
be true. So you could, in this case, substitute true for
that expression to get the following: cat AND NOT (true) = cat
AND false = false. Does anyone actually read this far? |
| (cat OR dog) AND NOT (cat AND dog) |
Search results have cat or dog but not both. |
| left-operand OPERATOR right-operand |
This is the general format of a boolean expression. The possible
operators are: OR and AND. The operands can themselves be boolean
expressions and can be optionally enclosed in parentheses. A NOT
operator can optionally preceed the left or the right operand. |


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if true
echo "foo"
elif true
echo "bar"
fi
if true
then
echo "foo"
elif true
then
echo "bar"
fi
ShellCheck found a parsing error in the script, and determined that it's most likely due to a missing then
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indicated.
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is there.
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needs a ;
or linefeed before it. if true then
is invalid, while if true; then
is correct.
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|
oral |
LSA |
| T+ 1:45 |
20 mg |
|
2C-E |
Spiritual Ecstasy
I've taken LSA+2C-E once before and it was a great trip, but this second trip was far more intense and infinitely more satisfying. Since LSA has such a long come-up, I dosed in the sequence shown below hoping to get the two peaks to coincide.
T+0:00 5-HTP 200mg (oral), LSA 210mg (~12.5 seeds) (oral)
T+1:45 2C-E 20mg, LSA 90mg (~5 seeds)
On my previous LSA+2C-E experience, I came to terms with the fact that I pursue psychedelic states hoping to achieve something spiritually fulfilling and not merely entertaining. Though I've had many very revealing trips before, there has never been that great ecstatic and blissful moment of epiphany and understanding I have so longed after. After this experience, I realized, perhaps the whole of my life experience, encompassing all sober and psychedelic states, may have been the Universe conspiring and preparing me for this particular inward journey-- a perfect moment in time.
The night began around 8pm, when two very good friends arrived at the house, one of whom would be partaking in what I can only hope was a similar journey. The other, my roommate, chose to remain sober on the occasion, but hopes to replicate a similar trip soon.
As we waited for the first dose to begin to come on, we listened to music, sat around, and soaked in the last bit of sobriety we thought we would have over the next several hours. To both of our surprise, the sober character of our minds remained minimally altered throughout our trip, only adding to the beauty and complexity of our experiences.
Up to the point that we took our second dosing (T+1:45), we had both failed to experience the visuals normally associated with these types of psychoactives, however, we were both in agreement that we were experiencing a strong, but not super natural, euphoria and an intense freedom of both thought and experience. Communication among all three of us was surprisingly fluid, uninterrupted, and uninhibited. We were also struck with those general feelings of beauty, and were basking in the intense awe that only Life inspires.
Within 20 minutes of our second dosing, we noticed a very intense and speedy climb to the plateau we would soon enjoy for several hours. The words I've found most worthy to describe this climatic plateau of my life is Spiritual Ecstasy. I don't consider myself an overly spiritual guy, but I can think of no other words to fit the infinite ecstasy that followed.
We had just gotten back from a short walk around the block where we had smoked several cigarettes while enjoying the fresh air, if you'll forgive such an obvious paradox. While we were out in cold, my sober friend had apparently also been conspiring with the Universe to make the Perfect musical selection for our return. We came back into the warmth to be greeted by the sonic vibrations of 'Souvlaki Space Station' by Slowdrive. (An album and song that I now must insist you buy, borrow, or steal.)
Nearly as soon as I had taken off my coat, scarf, and hat, I found my self writhing on the carpeted floor as wave after wave of ecstatic joy, love, and human experience washed over me. With eyes open or closed, I saw the tapestries of human experience and emotion unfurl and expand over every element of my consciousness, every ugly and beautiful thing, and every perfect thing in between.  If I have ever lived an enlightened moment, this was surely it.
This state continued for several hours before beginning to wane. I was at a moment concerned to lose this moment of continuous beauty and perfection, but soon realized that the knowledge and memory of it's existence alone would persist for a life time.
It is possible that this experience was unique to this moment in space and time, but even so, I will remain forever grateful to have at once quelled the currents of life, peered across the great blue divide, and seen even a glimpse of the golden shore that one can only hope awaits us all.
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One-bit catastrophe
11 Sep 2017Hi! Today Guillaume Lagarde gives an overview of the recent preprint he has with his advisor Sylvain Perifel: Lempel-Ziv: a “one-bit catastrophe” but not a tragedy. He presented parts of it at the PhD seminar last spring.
A strange scenario
Imagine you compressed a file using your favorite compression algorithm, but you realize that there was a typo in the file. You then correct it, adding a single bit to the original file.
Compress it again and you get a much larger compressed file… for just a one-bit difference! Much compression algorithms do not have this strange behavior, but for LZ’78, one of the most famous of them, this surprising scenario might well happen. This is what we will overview in this post.
Introduction to LZ’78 and notations
Lempel-Ziv (LZ in short) algorithms refer to a bunch of lossless compression techniques introduced by Abraham Lempel and Jacob Ziv that are used as key ingredients in various places such as deflate, gif, gzip, etc. The version we consider is LZ’78, and works by cutting the word we want to compress into substrings, called blocks, , such that each block , except maybe the last one, is a maximal extension of a previous block, that is: for some letter and is not equal to , for .
For example, consider the word . The first block is always the first letter (it is the extension of the empty word ), so that . Then, , since this is the smallest prefix of which is not equal to a word in the set . Then, since this is the smallest prefix of which is not equal to a word in , and so on. In the end, is cut as
It is not hard to see that there is a unique cut that satisfies this property. Then, the compression algorithm LZ’78 encodes each block as a couple where is a pointer to its predecessor together with the letter such that .
The previous word is thus encoded as
The compression size is the number of bits needed to represent the compressed version of the word and is equal to . In fact, it can be shown that the order of the compression size is where is the number of blocks; this shows that the important and unique parameter needed is , the number of blocks. The dictionnary of a word , written will be the set of all the blocks . With this notation in hand, the size of the compression can be rephrased as . A word is said to be incompressible if the size of the compression is of the order of the size of the word. Equivalently, a word is incompressible if .
The most compressible words are obtained by taking the concatenation of the prefixes of any word . That is, the most compressible words are of the form . The size of the dictionnary of such word is .
One-bit catastrophe and results
The one-bit catastrophe question asks whether there exists a compressible (infinite) word such that is incompressible. We answer positively this question by showing our main theorem:
Theorem 1: There exists an infinite word such that the compression ratio changes from to at least by adding one single bit in front of .
In fact, this result is not as tragic as it seems. Indeed, for the ratio to change, the word needs to be compressible, but very slowly; in symbol – this is quite close to an incompressible word!
More generally, we can be more precise by considering the possible variations of the compression size on finite words:
Theorem 2 For any finite word and any letter
Moreover, we can show that this result is tight up to a multiplicative constant.
In particular, Theorem 2 tells us that any compressible word for which the size of the dictionnary is remains compressible when we add any letter in front of it, i.e .
Theorem 2 also tells us that for the most compressible words, the variation can change from to .
High level ideas of the proofs
The first step is to understand how to get a weak catastrophe, that is a word such that and . For that, we consider a word which is the concatenation of the prefixes of a word , where has a maximal number of different substrings: is a de Bruijn word; this alone should be sufficient to get a weak catastrophe (simulations say!), but we were not able to prove it directly. Instead, we need to add in an adaptative way small words between the prefixes, called gadgets, in order to have more control on the parsing of and simultaneously.
With this weak catastrophe in hand, the idea is now to create the true catastrophe (from compressible to incompressible word). We do that by creating probabilistically a lot of “independent de Bruijn-style words” which will be used to create a lot of independent weak catastrophes at the same time. Then by tuning some parameters like the size or the number of weak catastrophes, together coupled with new and independent gadgets between the words, we get a catastrophe.
Open questions
Is it possible to push the limits as far as to get a catastrophe where the compression ratio changes from to ? This would yield as the worst possible configuration.
The main challenge, to our mind, is to remove the gadgets in our constructions. This would mean that the weak catastrophe is the typical case for optimally compressible words.


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