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*A short introduction about the company* A health food truck that sells fresh fruit smoothies and cold pressed juice.
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Judge allows state’s flavored vape products ban to stand
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - A judge has allowed Rhode Island’s ban on the sale of flavored vaping products to stand.
The Providence Journal reports Superior Court Judge Brian Stern denied an industry association’s request Tuesday for a temporary restraining order against the ban. Stern said the state health department was within its powers to rule the products are an “imminent peril” to the public.
The Washington-based Vapor Technology Association and the owner of RI e-Cig and Vapes, Donna Dionne, sued Democratic Gov. Gina Raimondo and the state’s health director last month.
They argued the emergency regulations implementing the ban are invalid and asked for the ban to be declared unlawful.
The plaintiffs say they’re disappointed with the judge’s ruling. They didn’t immediately say whether they will continue pursuing the case.
Raimondo says the ban is necessary to protect children.
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Rafael Irizarry is Professor and Chair of the Department of Data Science at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Professor of Applied Statistics at Harvard. His research focuses on Genomics and he teaches several Data Science courses.
This page provides information on his research and teaching activities. Blog posts are available at Simply Statistics.
The best way to keep up with the latest news is to follow @rafalab.


A Basic overview of the CCE architecture and terminology. Read this if you know little or nothing about CCE.
High level requirements for the CCE system.
CCE specification document. Ever evolving. Ever growing. All your spec are belong to us.
Specification for changes to be made for CCE 1.0
Documentation about the storage for CODB.
Whitepaper: how to write a good handler.


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Chopin String Utilities
Chopin String Utilities offers a wide range of string processing and manipulation functions to handle a wide variety of text wrangling tasks. The library is the backbone of the Chopin Programming Language's String type, but it is also perfectly suitable for use in other projects.
Installation
npm install @chopinlang/string-utils
Usage
You can use the ES2015 import statement to include the package:
import * as su from "@chopinlang/string-utils";
Or if you need CommonJS you can require it:
const su = require("@chopinlang/string-utils");
Or simply import the individual functions you need:
// ES2015 import
import { camelCase, decodeUTF8, graphemes } from "@chopinlang/string-utils";
// CommonJS
const {
camelCase,
decodeUTF8,
graphemes,
} = require("@chopinlang/string-utils");
Then simply call library functions as methods on the su
object:
camelcase("++this-__is-spartaaaaa++");
// => "thisIsSpartaaaaa"
graphemes("अनुच्छेद");
// => ["अ", "नु", "च्", "छे", "द"]
decodeUTF8([0xf0, 0x9f, 0x98, 0x80, 0xf0, 0x9f, 0x98, 0x81]);
// => "😀😁"


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POSIX types and definitions for OSX and Linux. More...
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| class | ConditionVariable |
| class | EventFlag |
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| class | Mutex |
| POSIX Mutex Implementation. More... | |
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| Implementation of the POSIX OS Factory For API documentation, see embvm::embvm::VirtualOSFactory. More... | |
| class | Semaphore |
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| class | Thread |
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| enum | pthread_priority : uint8_t { pthread_priority::panic = 99, pthread_priority::interrupt = 99, pthread_priority::realtime = 99, pthread_priority::veryHigh = 50, pthread_priority::high = 40, pthread_priority::aboveNormal = 30, pthread_priority::normal = 20, pthread_priority::belowNormal = 10, pthread_priority::low = 5, pthread_priority::lowest = 1, pthread_priority::idle = 0 } |
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POSIX types and definitions for OSX and Linux.


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In the PacMen project, we were assigned the task of creating files that adds a PacMan on a random position in the window when the "Add PacMan" Button is pressed. After adding PacMen, the PacMen would begin moving across the screen at random speeds when the "Start" button is hit. If one of the PacMen were to hit the wall, they would simply bounce off of it.
Go to ProjectIn this project, we were provided with an eye that traked the mouse cursor when it was on the window. With this code, we were then told to make another eye that also tracked the cursor right next to the given eye.
Go to ProjectIn this project, we first were instructed to render in a map on a window. We then centered the map at MIT while zooming out enough to show Harvard in the top-right of the screen. We were then given the coordinates of the bus stops between MIT and Harvard. Using these coordinates, we were instructed to move a marker from MIT to each of the bustops in between the two colleges, and eventually to Harvard when a specific button was pressed.
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For {{User}} was found {{Num}} friends
How many friends should be shown?
Notice that not every user published his location, so it could be generated randomly (marked as red signs)
Geolocation can take a lot of time, so take a chill ^_^
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
OperationMix |
OperationMixLoader.load(File file)
Loads an operation mix from the given file
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OperationMix |
AbstractOperationMixLoader.load(File file) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<T extends Options> |
XmlProgressListener.afterOperationMix(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix,
OperationMixRun run) |
<T extends Options> |
StreamProgressListener.afterOperationMix(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix,
OperationMixRun run) |
<T extends Options> |
ProgressListener.afterOperationMix(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix,
OperationMixRun run)
Invoked after each run of an operation mix
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<T extends Options> |
CsvProgressListener.afterOperationMix(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix,
OperationMixRun run)
Handles the Mix progress event by recording the run statistics for later
printing to the CSV file
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<T extends Options> |
XmlProgressListener.beforeOperationMix(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix) |
<T extends Options> |
StreamProgressListener.beforeOperationMix(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix) |
<T extends Options> |
ProgressListener.beforeOperationMix(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix)
Invoked before each run of an operation mix
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<T extends Options> |
CsvProgressListener.beforeOperationMix(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
OperationMixImpl
A basic implementation of an operation mix
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MixOperation(String name,
OperationMix mix)
Creates a new mix operation
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MixOperation(String name,
OperationMix mix,
boolean randomOrder)
Creates a new mix operation
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MixOperationCallable(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix,
boolean randomOrder)
Creates a new callable
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
OperationMix |
OptionsImpl.getOperationMix() |
OperationMix |
Options.getOperationMix()
Gets the Query Mix that is used
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OperationMix |
OptionsImpl.getSetupMix() |
OperationMix |
Options.getSetupMix()
Gets the setup mix to be run,
null indicates no setup mix is
requested. |
OperationMix |
OptionsImpl.getTeardownMix() |
OperationMix |
Options.getTeardownMix()
Gets the tear down mix to be run,
null indicates no tear down mix
is requested. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
OptionsImpl.setOperationMix(OperationMix queries) |
void |
Options.setOperationMix(OperationMix queries)
Sets the Query Mix to use
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void |
OptionsImpl.setSetupMix(OperationMix mix) |
void |
Options.setSetupMix(OperationMix mix)
Sets the setup mix that will be run once before testing starts.
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void |
OptionsImpl.setTeardownMix(OperationMix mix) |
void |
Options.setTeardownMix(OperationMix mix)
Sets the tear down mix that will be run once after testing completes
successfully.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Runner.reportAfterOperationMix(T options,
OperationMix mix,
OperationMixRun run)
Reports progress after we complete a run of the operation mix
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void |
AbstractRunner.reportAfterOperationMix(T options,
OperationMix mix,
OperationMixRun run) |
void |
Runner.reportBeforeOperationMix(T options,
OperationMix mix)
Reports progress before we run an operation mix
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void |
AbstractRunner.reportBeforeOperationMix(T options,
OperationMix mix) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected List<Integer> |
SamplingOperationMixRunner.getInOrderSample(OperationMix mix) |
protected <T extends Options> |
SamplingOperationMixRunner.getOperationOrder(T options,
OperationMix mix) |
protected <T extends Options> |
InOrderOperationMixRunner.getOperationOrder(T options,
OperationMix mix) |
protected <T extends Options> |
DefaultOperationMixRunner.getOperationOrder(T options,
OperationMix mix) |
protected abstract <T extends Options> |
AbstractOperationMixRunner.getOperationOrder(T options,
OperationMix mix)
Gets the order in which the runner should run the operations
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protected List<Integer> |
SamplingOperationMixRunner.getRandomSample(OperationMix mix) |
<T extends Options> |
OperationMixRunner.run(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix)
Performs a operation mix run returning the statistics as a
OperationMixRun |
<T extends Options> |
AbstractOperationMixRunner.run(Runner<T> runner,
T options,
OperationMix mix) |
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Compositors like xs:sequence are not represented in OWL because they are primarily concerned with the lexical form of a document. However, they are used to derive restrictions on the cardinality of individual properties appearing within a class. Cardinalities involving xs:sequence are derived by multiplying all nested cardinalities by the minimum and maximum number of occurences of that sequence. By default the minimum and maximum are 1, leaving the nested cardinalities unchanged.
The example below demonstrates this multiplication at work. Element 'foo' has the default cardinality of 1. It's containing sequence has a minimum occurence of 0, so we derive a minimum cardinality of 1*0=0 on 'foo'. From the default maximum (1) we derive a maximum cardinality on 'foo' of 1*1=1. A minimum of 0 is no constraint at all, so only the maximum cardinality restriction appears in the OWL.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" targetNamespace="http://example.org/" xmlns="http://example.org/" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <xs:element name="foo" /> <xs:element name="bar" /> <xs:element name="foobar"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence minOccurs="0"> <xs:element ref="foo" /> <xs:element ref="bar" maxOccurs="unbounded"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> </xs:schema>
The element 'bar' is a little more interesting, having an unbounded number of occurrences and a default minimum cardinality of 1. The derived maximum cardinality is 1*unbounded=unbounded, and in effect unrestricted. Similarly, the derived minimum cardinality is 0*1=0, also unrestricted. There are therefore no cardinality restrictions on element 'bar'. The, possibly counter-intuitive, result is that 'bar' does not appear in the class definition.
@prefix ns2: <http://example.org/def/> . @prefix rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> . @prefix ns1: <http://example.org/> . @prefix xs_: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> . @prefix owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#> . @prefix xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> . @prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> . @prefix xs: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema> . ns1:bar a rdf:Property . ns1:foobar a owl:ObjectProperty ; rdfs:range [ a owl:Class ; rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:maxCardinality "1"^^xs_:int ; owl:onProperty ns1:foo ] ] . ns1:foo a rdf:Property . <http://example.org/sequence.owl> a owl:Ontology .
Note that the default type of elements 'foo' and 'bar' is xs:anyType, which is effectively unconstrained hence there are no ranges defined for either property. Also, because xs:anyType is a super-class of xs:anySimpleType, it is unknown whether or not 'foo' and 'bar' are object or datatype properties (or both).


Bloomberg News will not investigate Michael Bloomberg or Democratic rivals
NEW YORK: Bloomberg News said on Sunday it will not investigate its founder and former New York mayor, Michael Bloomberg, after he launched his candidacy for the Democratic primaries, continuing a policy of limiting coverage of its top executive.
Bloomberg will still do initiative and investigative reporting on U.S. President Donald Trump and will revisit its policy on Bloomberg if he wins the primaries, Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait wrote in a memo to staff obtained by Reuters.
Bloomberg officially joined the 2020 Democratic presidential race on Sunday, becoming the 18th candidate to join a crowded field of contenders hoping to challenge Trump in the November 2020 election.
"We will continue our tradition of not investigating Mike (and his family and foundation) and we will extend the same policy to his rivals in the Democratic primaries," Micklethwait wrote in the memo.
The news organization will continue to investigate the Trump administration "as the government of the day," he wrote.
Micklethwait also wrote that some of the editorial board members responsible for editorials will take a leave of absence to join Bloomberg's presidential campaign.
"We will suspend the Board, so there will be no unsigned editorials," Micklethwait said in the memo.
A spokeswoman for Bloomberg News did not have further comment. Bloomberg, which competes with Thomson Reuters, receives the bulk of its revenue from terminal sales to financial institutions.
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Welcome to Prague!
The City of Hundred Spires, Heart of Europe, Mother of all Cities... Sounds familiar? You have probably read dozens of such characteristics in guide books. But apart from these pompeous denominations - believe it or not - Prague is a great place to spend some time, whether several days or just a few hours.
You have plenty of chances to get to know anything you want to know about our city. Just try the first book shop you run into, its bookshelves will be flooded by Prague guide books. So why we decided to create another one? To be honest, the best and most reliable information we have ever got on our travels was not from guide books, but from local people. Real people living in the towns and cities, breathing their air, knowing their hidden places and co-creating their unique atmosphere.
We were not born in Prague, so our eyes are still not blind to its beauties, but we have spent here almost twenty years, which - we guess - authorizes us to account ourselves as quite well acquainted with the city. Sometimes our experience approves the official guides, sometimes it is slightly different and in some cases we have to disagree totally. Now, it is just up to you to plunge into Prague's narrow streets, discover this magnificent city by yourself and acquire an experience of your own. Well, look at the map - what would you like to try first?


Ant and Dec respond to backlash after last nights ‘impossible’ bush tucker trial
Fans of the show were NOT happy with the trial
by Clodagh MeaneyFans took to social media in their droves to complain about last night’s bush tucker trial on I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here.
The task saw James Haskell and Roman Kemp lay on a bed in a Love Island-themed challenge.
The stars had to battle a 90-second timer to unscrew stars placed in boxes, on either side of the bed, filled with spiders, crabs and cockroaches.
Fans of the show were outraged after they failed to secure any stars for the trial.
On unscrewing his first star, Roman Kemp was then attacked by a crab in one of the boxes.
Taking to Twitter, viewers claimed it was a “fix” so that the contestants wouldn’t win any meals for camp.
“That final live trial segment was near impossible. Just unfair on the camp mates,” wrote one viewer.
 James and Roman weren’t giving enough time at all. The crab was clearly an obstruction and wasn’t fair on them at all,” wrote another.
Taking to the social media site to defend the trial, Ant and Dec said the “stand-ins did it” when they tested out the task.
“The stand ins did it when we tested it,” wrote the duo, retweeting a comment from one fan who said:
“There was no way anyone on this earth could have completed James & Roman’s trial in 90secs.”
I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here continues on Virgin Media One tonight at 9pm


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(or with PHAR)
$ vendor/bin/codecept bootstrap [--empty]
$ vendor/bin/codecept run [suite]
$ vendor/bin/codecept run unit
Representation of tests as actions of a person
(BDD anyone?)
Actor classes are generated
Functionality comes from Modules
Configure in suite config
Tests; BDD-style
(Optional for low-level tests)
Environments


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Ray Tracing
Ray Tracing algorithm implementation with many functions
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| shared_ptr< texture > | odd |
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If we multiply trig functions in all three dimensions, the sign of that product forms a 3D checker pattern.
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Value of trig function multiplication.
| u | ray direction x axis |
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Implements texture.


Some custom inputs widgets to use in Shiny applications, like a toggle switch to replace checkboxes. And other components to pimp your apps.
| Version: | 0.4.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | shiny (≥ 0.14), htmltools, jsonlite, grDevices, scales |
| Suggests: | shinydashboard, viridisLite, RColorBrewer, testthat, covr, shinydashboardPlus |
| Published: | 2018-11-05 |
| Author: | Victor Perrier [aut, cre], Fanny Meyer [aut], David Granjon [aut] (jQuery Knob shiny interface & sliders appearance), SnapAppointments [cph] (bootstrap-select), Mattia Larentis [ctb, cph] (Bootstrap Switch), Emanuele Marchi [ctb, cph] (Bootstrap Switch), Mark Otto [ctb] (Bootstrap library), Jacob Thornton [ctb] (Bootstrap library), Bootstrap contributors [ctb] (Bootstrap library), Twitter, Inc [cph] (Bootstrap library), Flatlogic [cph] (Awesome Bootstrap Checkbox), mouse0270 [ctb, cph] (Material Design Switch), Tristan Edwards [ctb, cph] (SweetAlert), Fabian Lindfors [ctb, cph] (multi.js), Anthony Terrien [ctb, cph] (jQuery Knob), Daniel Eden [ctb, cph] (animate.css), Ganapati V S [ctb, cph] (bttn.css), Brian Grinstead [ctb, cph] (Spectrum), Lokesh Rajendran [ctb, cph] (pretty-checkbox), Leon Gersen [ctb, cph] (wnumb & noUiSlider), Timofey Marochkin [ctb, cph] (air-datepicker), Tobias Ahlin [ctb, cph] (CSS spin) |
| Maintainer: | Victor Perrier <victor.perrier at dreamrs.fr> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/dreamRs/shinyWidgets/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 | file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/dreamRs/shinyWidgets |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | shinyWidgets results |
| Reference manual: | shinyWidgets.pdf |
| Package source: | shinyWidgets_0.4.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: shinyWidgets_0.4.4.zip, r-release: shinyWidgets_0.4.4.zip, r-oldrel: shinyWidgets_0.4.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: shinyWidgets_0.4.4.tgz, r-oldrel: shinyWidgets_0.4.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | shinyWidgets archive |
| Reverse imports: | BayesianNetwork, dplyrAssist, eAnalytics, esquisse, ggplotAssist, gimmeTools, MtreeRing, powdR, rpostgisLT, wiseR |
| Reverse suggests: | bs4Dash, getTBinR, shinydashboardPlus, visNetwork |
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You have to decorate an empty living room.
You have a shopping list with 4 items. All items on the shopping list have to be purchased: Sofa, Table, Lamp and a TV set.
There are 8 options for each item. You can read their description and then choose one.
The maximum browsing time on each page is 90 seconds. If you run out of time, the page will be skipped to the next item and you lose your chance to buy one of the items and increasing your payout. The remaining time is shown in the bottom right (after the start of the experiment).
During the experiment, you will first encounter the 4 items, which are on the shopping list and have to be purchased. After that you will land on 4 more pages, that include further optional items to decorate the living room with. You can either buy them or skip the page, using the button on the top right.


This inspection reports any instances of .wait()
being called unconditionally within a synchronized context in Groovy code.
Normally, .wait() is
used to block a thread until some condition is true. If .wait()
is called unconditionally, that often indicates that the condition was checked before a lock was
acquired. In that case a data race may occur, with the condition becoming true between the time
it was checked and the time the lock was acquired. While constructs found by this inspection
are not necessarily incorrect, they are certainly worth examining.
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Create a unique jacket that will display your sports and acheivemnts.
We offer personalization for items for blankets, jackets, dog collars, and much more.
Need uniforms for your employees or want t-shirt to give during events.
The .img-circle class shapes the image to a circle (not available in IE8):
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Computes the most important properties of four 'Bayesian' early gating designs (two single arm and two randomized controlled designs), such as minimum required number of successes in the experimental group to make a GO decision, operating characteristics and average operating characteristics with respect to the sample size. These might aid in deciding what design to use for the early phase trial.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | doParallel, betareg, foreach, parallel |
| Published: | 2018-08-30 |
| Author: | Elias Laurin Meyer [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Elias Laurin Meyer <elias.meyer at meduniwien.ac.at> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | earlygating results |
| Reference manual: | earlygating.pdf |
| Package source: | earlygating_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: earlygating_1.0.zip, r-release: earlygating_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: earlygating_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: earlygating_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: earlygating_1.0.tgz |
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bool readline_completion_function ( callback $function )
This function registers a completion function. This is the same kind of functionality you'd get if you hit your tab key while using Bash.
Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.


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This is an active exploration to react to the ongoing privacy-oriented changes in browsers (e.g. 1, 2 and 3) and preserve and elevate identity federation (e.g. OpenID, OAuth and SAML) for a more private Web.
This explainer is divided in three (big) sections:


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Checking this option will activate a behavior where the standard auto refresh of Jenkins will be deactivated to
the profit of a plugin-controlled javascript-based one.
If any other plugin tries to do the same, behavior is unspecified.
In the future, the plugin might follow Jenkins move to a more modern approach to reactive ui.


#!c:/progra~1/Calc/bin/calc [other_flags ...] -f
For example:
calc read many_errors.cal
will cause calc to abort on the first error, whereas:
calc -c read many_errors.cal
will cause calc to try to process each line being read despite the errors that it encounters.
By default, calc startup resource files are silently ignored if not found. This flag will report missing startup resource files unless -d is also given.
Use of this flag may cause calc to execute functions that are non-standard and that are not portable. Custom builtin functions are disabled by default for this reason.
For example:
calc "read qtime; qtime(2) "
will output something like:
qtime(utc_hr_offset) defined It’s nearly ten past six.
whereas:
calc -d "read qtime; qtime(2)"
will just say:
It’s nearly ten past six.
This flag disables the reporting of missing calc startup resource files.
The : separated strings are interpreted as signed 32 bit integers. After an optional leading sign a leading zero indicates octal conversion, and a leading ‘‘0x’’ or ‘‘0X’’ hexadecimal conversion. Otherwise, decimal conversion is assumed.
By default, calc_debug is 0, resource_debug is 3 and user_debug is 0.
For more information use the following calc command:
help config
This flag is normally only at the end of a calc shell script. If the first line of an executable file begins #! followed by the absolute pathname of the calc program and the flag -f as in:
#!c:/progra~1/Calc/bin/calc [other_flags ...] -f
the rest of the file will be processed in shell script mode. See SHELL SCRIPT MODE section of this man page below for details.
The actual form of this flag is:
-f filename
On systems that treat an executable that begins with #! as a script, the path of the execurable is appended by the kernel as the final argument to the exec() system call. This is why the -f flag at the very end of the #! line.
It is possible use -f filename on the command line:
calc [other_flags ...] -f filename
This will cause calc to process lines in filename in shell script mode.
Use of -f implies -s. In addition, -d and -p are implied if -i is not given.
For example:
calc 2+5
will print the value 7 and exit whereas:
calc -i 2+5
will print the value 7 and prompt the user for more calc commands.
The mode value is interpreted in a way similar to that of the chmod(1) octal mode:
0 do not open any file, do not execute progs 1 do not open any file 2 do not open files for reading, do not execute progs 3 do not open files for reading 4 do not open files for writing, do not execute progs 5 do not open files for writing 6 do not execute any program 7 allow everything (default mode)
If one wished to run calc from a privileged user, one might want to use -m 0 in an effort to make calc somewhat more secure.
Mode bits for reading and writing apply only on an open. Files already open are not effected. Thus if one wanted to use the -m 0 in an effort to make calc somewhat more secure, but still wanted to read and write a specific file, one might want to do in sh(1) , ksh(1) , bash(1) -like shells:
calc -m 0 3<a.file
Files presented to calc in this way are opened in an unknown mode. Calc will attempt to read or write them if directed.
If the mode disables opening of files for reading, then the startup resource files are disabled as if -q was given. The reading of key bindings is also disabled when the mode disables opening of files for reading.
NOTE: Older versions of calc used -n to setup a modified form of the default calc configuration. The -n flag currently does nothing. Use of the -n flag is now deprecated and may be used for something else in the future.
calc -p "2^21701-1" | fizzbin
In pipe mode, calc does not prompt, does not print leading tabs and does not print the initial header. The -p flag overrides -i.
CALC COMMAND LINE
With no calc_cmd arguments, calc operates interactively. If one or more arguments are given on the command line and -s is NOT given, then calc will read and execute them and either attempt to go interactive according as the -i flag was present or absent.
If -s is given, calc will not evaluate any calc_cmd arguments but instead make them available as strings to the argv() builtin function.
Sufficiently simple commands with no no characters like parentheses, brackets, semicolons, ’*’, which have special interpretations in UNIX shells may be entered, possibly with spaces, until the terminating newline. For example:
calc 23 + 47
should respond with display of 70, but
calc 23 * 47
may fail. Such cases can usually be made to work as expected by enclosing the command between single marks as in:
calc "23 * 47"
and
calc "print sqrt(2), exp(1)"
If ’!’ is to be used to indicate the factorial function, for shells like csh(1) for which ’!’ followed by a non-space character is used for history substitution, it may be necessary to include a space or use a backslash to escape the special meaning of ’!’. For example, the command:
print 27!^2
may have to be replaced by:
print 27! ^2 or print 27!^2
CALC STARTUP FILES
Normally on startup, if the environment variable $CALCRC is undefined and calc is invoked without the -q flag, or if $CALCRC is defined and calc is invoked with -e, calc looks for a file "startup" in the calc resource directory .calcrc in the user’s home directory, and .calcinit in the current directory. If one or more of these are found, they are read in succession as calc scripts and their commands executed. When defined, $CALCRC is to contain a ’:’ separated list of names of files, and if calc is then invoked without either the -q or -e flags, these files are read in succession and their commands executed. No error condition is produced if a listed file is not found.
If the mode specified by -m disables opening of files for reading, then the reading of startup files is also disabled as if -q was given.
CALC FILE SEARCH PATH
If the environment variable $CALCPATH is undefined, or if it is defined and calc is invoked with the -e flag, when a file name not beginning with /, ~ or ./, is specified as in:
calc read myfile
calc searches in succession:
c:/progra~1/Calc/lib/myfile c:/progra~1/Calc/lib/myfile.cal c:/progra~1/Calc/share/calc/calc/custom/myfile c:/progra~1/Calc/share/calc/calc/custom/myfile.cal
If the file is found, the search stops and the commands in the file are executed. It is an error if no readable file with the specified name is found. An alternative search path can be specified by defining $CALCPATH in the same way as PATH is defined, as a ’:’ separated list of directories, and then invoking calc without the -e flag.
Calc treats all open files, other than stdin, stdout and stderr as files available for reading and writing. One may present calc with an already open file using sh(1) , ksh(1) , bash(1) -like shells is to:
calc 3<open_file 4<open_file2
For more information use the following calc commands:
help help help overview help usage help environment help config
SHELL SCRIPT MODE
If the first line of an executable file begins #! followed by the absolute pathname of the calc program and the flag -f as in:
#!c:/progra~1/Calc/bin/calc [other_flags ...] -f
the rest of the file will be processed in shell script mode. Note that -f must at the end of the intiial ‘‘#!’’ line. Any other optional other_flags must come before the -f.
In shell script mode the contents of the file are read and executed as if they were in a file being processed by a read command, except that a "command" beginning with ’#’ followed by whitespace and ending at the next newline is treated as a comment. Any optional other_flags will be parsed first followed by the later lines within the script itself.
In shell script mode, -s is always assumed. In addition, -d and -p are automatically set if -i is not given.
For example, if the file /tmp/mersenne:
#!c:/progra~1/Calc/bin/calc -q -f # # mersenne - an example of a calc shell script file /* parse args */ if (argv() != 1) { fprintf(files(2), "usage: %s exp\n", config("program")); abort "must give one exponent arg"; } /* print the mersenne number */ print "2^": argv(0) : "-1 =", 2^eval(argv(0))-1;
is made an executable file by:
chmod +x /tmp/mersenne
then the command line:
/tmp/mersenne 127
will print:
2^127-1 =<PHONE_NUMBER>60469231731687303715884105727
Note that because -s is assumed in shell script mode and non-dashed args are made available as strings via the argv() builtin function. Therefore:
2^eval(argv(0))-1
will print the decimal value of 2^n-1 but
2^argv(0)-1
will not.
DATA TYPES
Fundamental builtin data types include integers, real numbers, rational numbers, complex numbers and strings.
By use of an object, one may define an arbitrarily complex data types. One may define how such objects behave a wide range of operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, negation, squaring, modulus, rounding, exponentiation, equality, comparison, printing and so on.
For more information use the following calc commands:
help types
help obj
show objfuncs
VARIABLES
Variables in calc are typeless. In other words, the fundamental type of a variable is determined by its content. Before a variable is assigned a value it has the value of zero.
The scope of a variable may be global, local to a file, or local to a procedure. Values may be grouped together in a matrix, or into a a list that permits stack and queue style operations.
For more information use the following calc commands:
help variable
help mat
help list
show globals
INPUT/OUTPUT
A leading ‘‘0x’’ implies a hexadecimal value, a leading ‘‘0b’’ implies a binary value, and a ‘‘0’’ followed by a digit implies an octal value. Complex numbers are indicated by a trailing ‘‘i’’ such as in ‘‘3+4i’’. Strings may be delimited by either a pair of single or double quotes. By default, calc prints values as if they were floating point numbers. One may change the default to print values in a number of modes including fractions, integers and exponentials.
A number of stdio-like file I/O operations are provided. One may open, read, write, seek and close files. Filenames are subject to ‘‘~’’ expansion to home directories in a way similar to that of the Korn or C-Shell.
For example:
~/.calcrc
~chongo/lib/fft_multiply.cal
For more information use the following calc command:
help file
CALC LANGUAGE
The calc language is a C-like language. The language includes commands such as variable declarations, expressions, tests, labels, loops, file operations, function calls. These commands are very similar to their counterparts in C.
The language also include a number of commands particular to calc itself. These include commands such as function definition, help, reading in resource files, dump files to a file, error notification, configuration control and status.
For more information use the following calc command:
help command
help statement
help expression
help operator
help config
Default value: .;./cal;~/.cal;c:/progra~1/Calc/share/calc;c:/progra~1/Calc/share/calc/calc/custom
Default value: c:/progra~1/Calc/share/calc/startup;~/.calcrc;./.calcinit
Default value: binding
This variable is not used if calc was compiled with GNU-readline support. In that case, the standard readline mechanisms (see readline(3) ) are used.
The calc primary mirror, calc mailing list and calc bug report processing is performed by Landon Curt Noll.
Landon Curt Noll maintains the master reference source, performs release control functions as well as other calc maintenance functions.
Thanks for suggestions and encouragement from Peter Miller, Neil Justusson, and Landon Noll.
Thanks to Stephen Rothwell for writing the original version of hist.c which is used to do the command line editing.
Thanks to Ernest W. Bowen for supplying many improvements in accuracy and generality for some numeric functions. Much of this was in terms of actual code which I gratefully accepted. Ernest also supplied the original text for many of the help files.
Portions of this program are derived from an earlier set of public domain arbitrarily precision routines which was posted to the net around 1984. By now, there is almost no recognizable code left from that original source.
Calc is open software, and is covered under version 2.1 of the GNU Lesser General Public License. You are welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain conditions. The calc commands:
help copyright help copying help copying-lgpl
should display the contents of the COPYING and COPYING-LGPL files. Those files contain information about the calc’s GNU Lesser General Public License, and in particular the conditions under which you are allowed to change it and/or distribute copies of it.
You should have received a copy of the version 2.1 of the GNU Lesser General Public License. If you do not have these files, write to:
Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place Suite 330 Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
Calc is copyrighted in several different ways. These ways include:
Copyright (C) year David I. Bell Copyright (C) year David I. Bell and Landon Curt Noll Copyright (C) year David I. Bell and Ernest Bowen Copyright (C) year David I. Bell, Landon Curt Noll and Ernest Bowen Copyright (C) year Landon Curt Noll Copyright (C) year Ernest Bowen and Landon Curt Noll Copyright (C) year Ernest Bowen
This man page is:
Copyright (C) 1999 Landon Curt Noll
and is covered under version 2.1 GNU Lesser General Public License.
To contribute comments, suggestions, enhancements and interesting calc resource files, and shell scripts please join the low volume calc mailing list.
To join the low volume calc mailing list, send EMail to:
calc-tester-request at asthe dot com
Your subject must contain the words:
calc mailing list subscription
You may have additional words in your subject line.
Your message body must contain:
subscribe calc-tester address end name your_full_name
where address s your EMail address and your_full_name is your full name. Feel free to follow the name line with additional EMail text as desired.
Send bug reports and bug fixes to:
calc-bugs at asthe dot com [[ NOTE: Replace ’at’ with @, ’dot’ is with . and remove the spaces ]] [[ NOTE: The EMail address uses ’asthe’ and the web site URL uses ’isthe’ ]]
Your subject must contain the words:
calc bug report
You may have additional words in your subject line.
See the BUGS source file or use the calc command:
help bugs
for more information about bug reporting.
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This tool is built on the theory proposed in this article. COSRE manuscript has been published on Health & Place and a preprint is available on arXiv.
Learn moreThe purpose of this tool is to give people a reasonable quantitative estimation about exposure risks to COVID-19 in community venues such as grocery stores, gyms, restaurants, work places, and public recreational areas. This is a pure statistical estimation calculated from public data. The real chance could be very different. Please use it with knowledge and interpret the results with caution.
WARNING: The default number of people in the room is 100. This might be a under-/over- estimation. It should be adjusted according to the real situation. According to CDC website, the virus could stay alive in the air and on object surface for a while. In that interval, anybody contacted the air or touched the object surface is considered "exposed". The number of people should count all the person who have passed the area within the virus active period.
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4/20/2020 - Add an example score interpretation.
5/15/2020 - Revise the example interpretation system.
5/16/2020 - !!! Estimation algorithm is revised based on the suggestions from Manó and Józsi. Please refer to the Medium article for details.
9/16/2020 - An animation of the COSRE map time series is created to show the trends of COVID venure risk in contiguous United States. Remove specific policy guidelines which are not science-based and inappropriate. The confirmed number of 30 days ago is subtracted from the active COVID cases to be more precise.
10/1/2020 - COSRE paper has been published on Health & Place.
11/2/2020 - Population uses 2019 estimate.
11/3/2020 - The estimation of real active cases is updated according to recommendations from CDC and state government agencies.
11/9/2020 - Fix the problem that the date doesn't move forward automatically.
11/15/2020 - Add safety measures to estimate how many people should be allowed in the venue to bring down the risk to safe level.
1/2/2021 - Website look is improved using bootstrap. The score interpretation is rendered according to risk levels. Remove the notice about new york city because it works now. Enable async loading of gif. A breakdown interpretation of risk levels is added.
1/12/2021 - The PlaceKey webinar recording is added.
1/25/2021 - The animation is changed to semi-month to make page loading faster.


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Or visit http://colorquest.tk
Combine the colors and get these 4 tiles on your board!
New Game
How to play: Use your finger to move the tiles below the gray line.
When two tiles touch, they merge into one and numbers add up!
If you manage to get all tiles matched on the board at a time, you win.
Note: Number more than 16 will be looped back to count from 1.
Note: This site is the official version of colorQuest. You can play it on your phone via http://colorquest.tk. All other apps or sites are derivatives or fakes, and should be used with caution.
Created by Tony Lian 连龙. Based on 2048 by Gabriele Cirulli. Opensource on Github.


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Bela is a Kickstarter backed expansion "cape" for the BeagleBone Black micro computer, a cheap and capable Linux device based on Texas Instruments technology. While the BeagleBone is a general purpose computing platform, Bela extends it with realtime audio processing capabilities.
But Bela offers more than just raw audio processing capabilities, it also bundles support for the Pure Data open modular audio synthesis environment (similar to Cycling '74's famed Max/MSP) as well as SuperCollider/Faust/Pyo although the latter ones are in the experimental stage.
As a result of the bundled audio environments, one can write audio programs to run in the Bela either in raw C++ or in the visual Pure Data environment (as well as using one of the experimental options such as SuperCollider).
My Plans for the Bela
I recently acquired the Bela starter kit, containing the Bela itself and a BeagleBone Black along with audio/USB cables and an SD card, basically all you need to get up and running. I got hold of a Bela since I wish to design an open source guitar pedal around it and at a later stage give workshops teaching people to build this pedal.
However, I anticipate that creating this pedal will be a lot of work since I lack experience both with creating guitar pedals or hardware in general and with audio signal processing. I'm not even sure whether to write the software in C++ or Pure Audio. Thankfully there's a lot of talented audio engineers of different stripes in Berlin (either within the hardware or the software realm), so I should have plenty of people to lend me advice at least :)
Writing C++ Programs for Bela
For writing programs in C++ and running them, the Bela conveniently supplies a browser based IDE, which you open by navigating to http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ (provided that the Bela is connected to your computer).
With the Bela IDE open, you can just start editing the default project or create a new one of your own or eventually open an existing one. Then, in order to test the program you can simply click the Run button. A really slick workflow, all in all.
Running Pure Data Patches on Bela
As part of getting to know the Bela, I've experimented with its Pure Data support. I found that you can run Pure Data patches via the IDE, but I personally prefer doing it via the command line instead as it's a more hands on and less cumbersome (IMO) approach.
Unfortunately, the Bela wiki is rather thin with info on running Pure Data patches from the command line, so I had to do a bit of research of my own, armed with some useful advice from their forum.
What I found out is that the command line tools for running Pure Data patches on Bela are the same as for C++ programs. The Bela software distribution has a number of scripts, among which some are for building and running projects (C++ programs or Pure Data patches) and stopping them.
So, first of all you must download the Bela source code to your computer. After doing so, within your favourite terminal, enter the resulting directory (in my case ~/Downloads/bela-master). Then all the required scripts should be in the scripts directory.
Then you can proceed to run a Pure Data patch on the Bela board, f.ex. examples/08-PureData/techno-world:
./scripts/build_project.sh --watch --force -b examples/08-PureData/techno-world
The --force
option is to overwrite any previously loaded version of the techno-world project on the Bela, whereas the --watch
option ensures that any local changes to the Pure Data patch are automatically uploaded and run on the Bela (very useful for making edits). The -b
option means to run the script in the background, so that the watch mode (i.e., --watch
option) can do its thing.
Correspondingly, in order to stop the running program, invoke the stop_running.sh
script:
./scripts/stop_running.sh
The Project
For the specially interested, I've put up an open GitHub repository in order to coordinate work on the planned Bela based guitar pedal. Chime in if you want to help!


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Enter in the number of tests as a number followed by test strings on separate lines using only + and - characters. Remove any preceding and trailing whitespace including empty lines. See an example below.
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I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Minnesota -- Twin Cities. My advisor is Professor Nikolaos Papanikolopoulos.
My research focuses on the development and validation of clinical prediction models for risk stratification and treatment planning in genitourinary cancer, especially renal cell carcinoma. In particular, I'm interested in the use of deep learning to incorporate tumor appearance into prediction models in more expressive and objective ways while maintaining transparency and biological plausibility. I serve as the lead organizer for the biennial Kidney Tumor Segmentation Challenge (KiTS), and the annual MICCAI LABELS workshop, which focuses on the science of creating medical imaging datasets for machine learning.
I received my B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Minnesota in the Spring of 2017.


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Nankai University (NKU)
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Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Computational Mathematics (Sept. 2015 - Jun. 2018)
GPA: 3.39/4 Rank: 2/4
Excellent Student Award
Israel Institute of Technology (Technion)
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Summer School of Engineering and Science (Aug. 2017)
Lecturer: Prof. Israel Cohen
Course: Image Processing and Analysis (passing the final examination with excellent performance)
Got full scholarship provided by Council for Higher Education in Israel and China Scholarship Council (CSC).
The University of Poitiers & The University of Tours
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Summer School of France Excellence Program (Jul. 2017)
The summer school of “Multispectral imaging for societal, environmental and patrimonial issues”
Got full scholarship provided by French Embassy in China.
Central South University (CSU)
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Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Mathematics (Sept. 2011 - Jun. 2015)
Be recommended to the graduate school of NKU with the privilege of exemption of entrance exam.
GPA: 3.59/4 Rank: 4/50
Outstanding Graduate Award & Excellent Student Award
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- Skills.
- Software: Matlab, Visual Studio(C/C++), python, Latex, Oracle(SQL), Delphi, Photoshop, Office
- Languages: Mandarin(Native), English(TOEFL: 92), Japanese(JLPT: N2 Level)
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- Experience.
Research
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A Special Case of Image Denoising
Do a new image denoising related research subject in collaboration with Prof. Hui Ji of the National University of Singapore.
It focuses on a common but easily overlooked situation which leads to a different fidelity term of denoising optimization model. I have deduced the expression of the fidelity term and proved the convexity of the model. I'm doing the experiment.
Jun. 2017 - Present
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Data-driven Tight Frame for Image Processing
Have finished a project about a sparse approximation based model for image denoising combining advantages of tight frames and dictionary learning.
After reading a lot of related papers, I wrote a Chinese review to summarize current works about image processing with data-driven ideas. We implemented a new idea dealing with different kinds of noises and did a lot of experiments to show the performance, which is as good as K-SVD, but much faster than it.The paper is almost finished.
Nov. 2016 - Present
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Panorama Stitching
Read several papers about panorama stiching, and implemented some classical algorithms such as scale-invariant feature transform(SIFT), optimal seam technology and so on.
Focused on stitching images with moving objects. Had little ideas though it didn't work well.
Jun. 2016 - Oct. 2016
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Face Recognition
Did an undergraduate training program as a team leader at CSU, using principal component analysis(PCA), random forest and other methods to implement the basic face recognition. Our project was finally awarded.
Participated in a project about designing a face attendance machine for a company.
Feb. 2014 - May. 2015
Teaching
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Teaching Assistant of Optimization Method at NKU
Correct students' homework, explain the exercises, and mark the papers.
Feb. 2017 - Jun. 2017
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Teaching Assistant of Calculus at NKU
Correct students' homework.
Sept. 2016 - Jan. 2017
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Teaching Assistant of Computational Geometry at NKU
Correct students' homework.
Feb. 2016 - Jun. 2016
Others
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Work for
the 2016 International Workshop on Signal Processing, Optimization, and Compressed Sensing in Tianjin, China
Dec. 2016
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Internship in Nanping Aluminum Co., Ltd.
It is a big state-owned enterprise. I participated in improving the company's electronic management system.
Jun. 2014
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- Awards and Honors.
- Scholarships:
- Freshman Scholarship of NKU
- National Endeavor Fellowship (top 7%)
- Annual Major Award of CSU (top 7%)
- Suzhou Industrial Park Scholarship
- Annual Minor Award of CSU
- Annual Third-class Award of CSU
- Competitions:
- The Second Prize of China Information Retrieval Competition
- Honorable Mention of Mathematical Contest In Modeling by COMAP
- The Second Prize of China Undergraduate Mathematical Contest in Modeling
- Honors:
- Excellent Student Award of NKU (top 4%)
- Outstanding Graduate of CSU (top 15%)
- Project Excellence Award of CSU
- Excellent Student Award of CSU
- ……


Duration : 15 mins
Persona : API Product Team & API Dev Team
Use Case
API tiering is a new look at API as a Product. With tiering you provide the base level (e.g. bronze) as a free option. This offer is an entry point to leverage your data offering with a potential upsell to premium API Products. The goal is to upsell to additional functional levels. This term is also known as "freemium". The basic approach is as follows – offer basic functions or call quotas as an entry level and if more data access or more functionality is required, offer these options for a fee. This gives developers the chance to have a working prototype and explore your API in a real life scenario before making an informed purchase decision.
How can Apigee help
Apigee offers the concept of API Products abstracted from the functional logic of API proxies. The proxies can access and enforce the limits defined in API Products. This way the API product team can focus on the business model (e.g. establishing usage quotas and entitled API operations on a per API Product basis) while the API development team works with these values to implement the parametrized behaviour.
Pre-reqs are met if you have completed Lab 1 and Lab 2.
The minimum for this lab is to have a deployed API proxy with a "Verify API Key" policy and a Developer for whom we can register an App that subscribes to our API product.
In this lab we will create different API products that bundle the same API Proxy but with different quotas attached to it.
- Go to https://apigee.com/edge and log in. This is the Edge management UI
- Select Publish → API Products
- Click +API Product
- Populate the following fields
- Section: Product details
- Name: {yourInitials}_Hipster-Products-API-Product-Bronze
- Display name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Products API Product Bronze
- Description: Free version of the Hipster Product API
- Environment: test
- Access: Public
- Quota: 5 requests every 1 Minute
- Section: API resources
- Click the Add a proxy link
- Select {yourInitials}_Hipster-Products-API Proxy and click Add
API products have a set of fields called "Quota" that allow you to configure how many requests per number of time periods (e.g. 5 requests per 1 [minute/hour/day/month]) you want to allow. Just configuring this does NOT enforce quotas though! Think of these fields as metadata that the Quota Policy (enforcement point) can dynamically reference when enforcing the policy.
- Click Save to create the API Product
We now create 2 similar products that represent our Silver and Gold Products with different Quota settings. To create another API Product just follow these steps:
- Click Publish → API Products
- Click +API Product
- For the Silver Product populate the following fields
- Section: Product details
- Name: {yourInitials}_Hipster-Products-API-Product-Silver
- Display name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Products API Product Silver
- Description: Basic version of the Hipster Product API
- Environment: test
- Access: Public
- Quota: 20 requests every 1 Minute
- Section: API resources
- Click the Add a proxy link
- Select {yourInitials}_Hipster-Products-API Proxy and click Add
- For the Gold Product populate the following fields
- Section: Product details
- Name: {yourInitials}_Hipster-Products-API-Product-Gold
- Display name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Products API Product Gold
- Description: Deluxe version of the Hipster Product API
- Environment: test
- Access: Public
- Quota: 1000 requests every 1 Minute
- Section: API resources
- Click the Add a proxy link
- Select {yourInitials}_Hipster-Products-API Proxy and click Add
Now we should end up with 3 API Products resembling our Product tier strategy.
- Select Publish → Apps
- Click +API Product
- Populate the following fields
- Section: App Details
- Name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Android App Free
- Display name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Android App Free
- Developer: Chose any existing Developer
- Section: Credentials
- Click Add product
- Select Hipster Product API Product Bronze and click Add
- Click Create to create the App
- Note down the Key for later by clicking on "Show" in the App properties.
Repeat the process for the Apps that use the Silver and Gold tier as well, with using these values:
- App using the Silver API Product
- Section: App Details
- Name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Android App Basic
- Display name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Android App Basic
- Developer: Chose any existing Developer
- Section: Credentials
- Click Add product
- Select Hipster Product API Product Silver and click Add
- App using the Gold API Product
- Section: App Details
- Name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Android App Deluxe
- Display name: {yourInitials}_Hipster Android App Deluxe
- Developer: Chose any existing Developer
- Section: Credentials
- Click Add product
- Select Hipster Product API Product Gold and click Add
You should end up with three Apps with three different API keys, that you have noted down. Each App's API key will have an associated secret that will be used if you are implementing OAuth.
As stated, quotas are only enforced by adding a Quota Policy into your API Proxy. With the configuration of the Quota fields in the API Product, when an API call is made that presents a valid API key, Apigee will automatically fetch the associated API Product's metadata (including the Quota fields), which become available to be dynamically referenced by a quota (or any other) policy.
- Click on Develop → API Proxies from side navigation menu. Open the existing API Proxy from the prerequisites.
- Verify that the policy for Verify API Key exists with the proper name. Click on the Policy Name and look at the XML configuration below.
- Click PreFlow and + Step to add a new policy
- Click Quota Policy and Populate the following fields
- Display Name: QU-ProductQuota
Click Add to add the policy to your flow.
- With the VerifyAPIKey policy that we have configured in our prerequisites Verify-API-Key, the following variables are populated after verification of an API key that has an API product with the quota fields set as 3 requests per 1 second:
- verifyapikey.Verify-API-Key.apiproduct.developer.quota.limit = 3
- verifyapikey.Verify-API-Key.apiproduct.developer.quota.interval = 1
- verifyapikey.Verify-API-Key.apiproduct.developer.quota.timeunit = second
Important note about variable naming : the variables that Apigee creates to hold the metadata include, as part of the variable name, the policy that was used to verify the API Key which in this example is "Verify-API-Key". If you named your policy "check_the_api_key", you would find the "limit" in the runtime context variable: verifyapikey.check_the_api_key.apiproduct.developer.quota.limit
The next step then is to set the QU-ProductQuota Quota policy to reference these variables and use this code in the Policy Configuration
QU-ProductQuota
1
minute
true
true
2019-01-01 12:00:00
Note: If the field is not set in the API product, this would allow a default of 3 calls per minute
- Click on Save after you have changed the policy in the previous step
Go to the API proxy and enter the trace tab so we can run some tests:
- Click Trace
- Click Start Trace Session
- Add the Bronze apikey value as a query parameter to the URL (e.g.: http://{yourapigeeorg}-test.apigee.net/v1/{yourInitials}_hipster-products-api/products?apikey=GYuZekimsQ2TLdWWMHkqB1poAquHaGsv
- Run a test by clicking the Send button multiple times
- After 6 calls we see that our free quota of 5 calls is exceeded and the quota policy shows a red exclamation mark sign
Now we switch API products and add the Silver apikey value from our App as a query parameter to the URL (e.g.: http://{yourapigeeorg}-test.apigee.net/v1/{yourInitials}_hipster-products-api/products?apikey=GYuZekimsQ2TLdWWMHkqB1poAquHaGsv
- Change your apikey parameter to match your Silver App credentials
- Run a test by clicking the Send button around 15 times before clicking Start Trace Session
- Start the trace session and click the Send button a couple of times again before reaching your limit.
Let's check out the trace result:
- Click on one of the successful trace results on the left (indicated by a green Status with 200)
- Click the quota policy icon in the Transaction Map
- Here we see at the end of our calls that we only have one count available (ratelimit.QU-ProductQuota.available.count) out of the original 20 (ratelimit.QU-ProductQuota.allowed.count).
- Also have a look at the other variables available as part of the proxy flow.
At this point, we will skip the Deluxe/Gold version of our product, but you get the idea, that your developers won't easily reach the limit with this one.
In this lab you have created 3 products aligned with your API product strategy to offer a tiered model and have different quotas attached to each product. We have not defined the limits in our API proxies but made the same proxy available in different API products that define the quota amount.
Quiz
- What would happen if you leave out the Identifier Tag in the Quota Policy?
- What would happen if the Quota Policy were placed before the Verify API Key policy?
- In the configuration we provided, the ‘Distributed' and ‘Synchronous' attributes were both set to ‘true'. What is the implication if we set these to ‘false'?
- How would you configure the quota so that POST calls are counted as 2 calls for the purposes of evaluating the quota?
References
Apigee Docs Links
https://docs.apigee.com/api-platform/reference/policies/quota-policy
Videos (4mv4d)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8Rj_VzSbh4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RDDpH0wOdc


I think we should urge for a website modernization. I know we've had threads like this before, but they never seen to account for anything. So let's discuss some features that would modernize this place! I'll start with a few I'm interested in.
1) Markdown! This would seriously make posting so much easier. There have been times where I was going to respond to a fairly complicated post, but then just gave up because I had having to bring my mouse over to that side menu to format my text. I'm a keyboard guy, I want to avoid my mouse as much as I can.
2) Live notifications. Kind of like any social media website. Someone replies to your post, get a notification.  Someone mentions your name (possibly in a @ResidentBiscuit format, or quoting you), you get a notification. This would allow people to bring in more experienced folks to threads that they might have missed. If there's some template question I can answer in detail enough for the OP, I could ping @LB to get him in there.
3) Better profile system. I know this isn't a big deal since nobody ever goes there anyway, but they might if it wasn't from the 90s! The current system is so bare that it's basically pointless.
4) Better PM system. This also just feels ancient. I don't know why.
This is just what I thought of right now. I was just replying to someone and thought "Man, I could really go for some Markdown right about now..." and then I got motivated to make this post. So let's discuss these and others you have in mind! Maybe we can compile a list of like 3-5 features we would like added.
I do think modernizing this place a bit could help in bringing in more professionals, which would mean more knowledge. That's always a good thing.
Like maybe a tag system? Similar to how StackExchange operates?
That could be cool. Users can pick say 5 tags they specialize in. Have a forum that is specific to individual users which just has posts with the tags they specialize in.
So if I say I'm good at boost, networking, sfml, linux, and c++11, there would be another forum called Specialties that just aggregrates posts from the other forums (beginner, general, unix/linux, windows, lounge) which have any of those tags.
1) I think markdown support is a great idea.
I use teletype formatting a lot in my posts, and I'd love being able to write `std::cout` and achieve the same as writing [tt]std::cout[/tt].
2) Live notifications, I don't care about that. So I vote neither for, nor against.
3) I do agree that the Profile and the My Topics pages can be improved (unsubscribe from thread, see all posts, see all threads etc.)
4) The entire forum feels more ancient than it does minimalist and simple (which was probably the intent). In my opinion, asking to modernize the PM system is like asking to modernize the wheel on a hansom cab.
> just gave up because I had having to bring my mouse over to that side menu to format my text.
In the meanwhile you could learn these:
- for emphasis you may use [i][/i]
- [code] for posting code
- [output] for output
> Someone replies to your post, get a notification.
Tracking options -> Subscribe
> I could ping @LB to get him in there.
you could use PM
> Better profile system
There is an Skills section in the current system.
Nothing is used, though
> Better PM system.
I would want you to expand on what's wrong with the current one.
> Have a forum that is specific to individual users which just has posts with the tags they specialize in.
Have fun in your club
> I'd love being able to write `std::cout` and achieve the same as writing [tt]std::cout[/tt].
It's a good feature, yes.
However, ¿what's the effect that you want to get? I think that using the quotes is good enough.
Well sure, that goes to my email. Something that alerts you on the actual website (besides going to My Topics all the time.
you could use PM
Of course, but the point of this thread is improving.
Nothing is used, though
True, maybe there's not even a point to having a profile?
I would want you to expand on what's wrong with the current one
I think Catfish pretty much closed this point :)
Have fun in your club
I think you misunderstand? It would basically just be an aggregation page. Not like people are actually posting to these personalized forums, as it's not actually a forum. It's just a link to a page which shows threads relevant to what you said your skills are.
> I could ping @LB to get him in there.
you could use PM
I would prefer a name-mention notification over a PM with a link to a post.
The current situation though is that twicker would have to deal with spaces in usernames, since they are currently allowed. Actually, a lot of this is stuff twicker would have to do himself or hire someone else to do (I assume) and so we might only see a few small improvements for now unless we all started donating like crazy.
> I think Catfish pretty much closed this point :)
I want a little more than just `feels ancient'.
Like that it lacks multicast so you cannot spam as much as you want to.
that is sorted by date instead of thread
that you don't want to be so promiscuous to allow anybody to PM you.
> I think you misunderstand?
I certainly did. Tagging threads seems useful
Twicker has said it a number of times in such threads and has told me in emails numerous times too. He jots down every request and will try to implement the ones that he feels won't cause an issue to the site. You have to remember though, twicker is the only person working on this site, likely has a day job and family so it can be a long time before any of that actually gets implemented.
My concern is that I've seen too many of these threads and most of the requests are to do things the way Stack Overflow/Stack Exchange does it. This raises the question, are we just trying to turn this site into a SO/SE rip-off site? Personally, I don't use a site for features, but, rather, I pick sites for if I feel they are helpful to the problem I'm seeking advice on or has people I can help with their problems.
I'd say go with a solution that's already been built and tested. There are a lot of great solutions out there. But if he insists on keeping this website a personal pet project of his, then there isn't really much to be expected.
If there is one thing i want, is for the posting mechanism to be made in such a way that it doesn't eat posts. If i say submit now but I lose internet connection or take too long to post and I end up being logged out. I can't go back to resubmit.
If there is one thing i want, is for the posting mechanism to be made in such a way that it doesn't eat posts. If i say submit now but I lose internet connection or take too long to post and I end up being logged out. I can't go back to resubmit.
This is another good suggestion. Your incomplete post being saved automatically as a draft.
I'd also suggest a notification system for new replies in the current thread ("2 new posts / Show"). Many times I copy my entire post and refresh the page just to see if new posts appeared, that would render my own completely redundant.
The lack of WYSIWYG and smart scripts are main contributors to the ancient feel of this site.
In my opinion.
There's no search feature, you can't even go back to see all your/someone else's posts, just the last 5 so it makes it tedious if you want to go back and find a post with some useful information. I mean there's google search site:cplusplus.com, but it doesn't isn't always 100%.
Is it all? I think that is still limited to a certain number, you can check though should have over 110 pages? Not fun to go through one by one, as there isn't a search feature.


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"Ask questions, travel often, eat well."
- I.B.
As you may be able to tell already my name is Rachel. I have been living in California since I can remember, but I get the feeling that living in a different state or country would be such an adventure. I love to travel and learn about different cultures. One of my favorite things about learning of a new culture is the food. I love food. I dislike (hate) spiders and can seriously be a great cat or doggo mom. I do like to play tennis and volleyball when I have the chance so I am trying here. Okay, that is all I can say for now, my pizza is calling.
- R


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The lambda/execute.h
header defines IL operators and a macro that executes IL expressions.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/lambda/execute.h>
The CHAOS_PP_ELEMENT
macro is an IL operator that produces an IL statement representing arbitrary preprocessing tokens.
CHAOS_PP_ELEMENT
(...)
The preprocessing tokens to be represented as an IL statement.
CHAOS_PP_ELEMENT
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The preprocessing tokens to be represented as an IL statement.
This macro produces an IL statement representing x or __VA_ARGS__
.
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This macro produces an IL statement representing an invocation of id. It is used primarily to encode preprocessing tokens that are operative (i.e. those that interfere with macro expansion because they have syntactic meaning, such as commas and parentheses).
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--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: "Summer Sprint FAQ" date: 2014-07-21 time: "15:00:00" tags: ["Sprint 2014"] ---
The Mozilla Science Lab's first-ever two-day sprint is less than three weeks away, so here's a short FAQ to tell you who can take part and how.
| Auckland (NZ): Tim McNamara | Wellington (NZ): Alison Stringer | Melbourne (AU): Damien Irving |
| Kraków (PL): Klemens Noga | Ljubljana (SI): Jure Triglav | Paris (FR): Tarek Ziadé |
| London (UK): Sarah Allen | Edinburgh (UK): Neil Chue Hong | Charlottesville VI (US): Andrew Sallans |
| Albany NY (US): Brian Northan | New York City, NY (US): Kaitlin Thaney | Toronto (CA): Greg Wilson |
| East Lansing MI (US): C. Titus Brown | Austin TX (US): April Wright | Norman OK (US): Amanda Harlin |
| Vancouver (CA): Angelina Fabbro | San Francisco CA (US): Dino Anderson |
We'll be talking about the sprint at this week's Mozilla Science Lab community call—we hope to see you there.


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Our goal on every project is to reinforce our reputation for integrity, open collaboration, and innovation. Our clients know that when they select us they have selected a skilled partner guided by a depth of knowledge coupled with international standards of quality.
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Selecting
Revit is a data-rich environment. This gives us a range of selection abilities which expands far beyond "point-and-click". We can query the Revit database and dynamically link Revit elements to Dynamo geometry while performing parametric operations.
The Revit library in the UI offers a "Selection" category which enables multiple ways to select geometry.
To select Revit elements properly, it's important to have a full-understanding of the Revit element hierarchy. Want to select all the walls in a project? Select by category. Want to select every Eames chair in your mid-century modern lobby? Select by family. Before jumping into an exercise, let's do a quick review of the Revit hierarchy.
Revit Hierarchy
Remember the taxonomy from Biology? Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species? Revit elements are categorized in a similar manner. On a basic level, the Revit hierarchy can be broken down into Categories, Families, Types*, and Instances. An instance is an individual model element (with a unique ID) while a category defines a generic group (like "walls" or "floors"). With the Revit database organized in this manner, we can select one element and choose all similar elements based on a specified level in the hierarchy.
*Note - Types in Revit are defined differently from types in programming. In Revit, a type refers to a branch of the hierarchy, rather than a "data type".
Database Navigation with Dynamo nodes
The three images below breakdown the main categories for Revit element selection in Dynamo. These are great tools to use in combination, and we'll explore some of these in the following exercises.
Point-and-click is the easiest way to directly select a Revit element. You can select a full model element, or parts of its topology (like a face or an edge). This remains dynamically linked to that Revit object, so when the Revit file updates its location or parameters, the referenced Dynamo element will update in the graph.
Dropdown menus create a list of all accessible elements in a Revit project. You can use this to reference Revit elements which are not necessarily visible in a view. This is a great tool for querying existing elements or creating new ones in a Revit project or family editor.
You can also select Revit element by specific tiers in the Revit hierarchy. This is a powerful option for customizing large arrays of data in preparation for documentation or generative instantiation and customization.
With the three images above in mind, let's dive into an exercise which selects elements from a basic Revit project in preparation for the parametric applications we'll create in the remaining sections of this chapter.
Exercise
Download the example files that accompanies this exercise (Right click and "Save Link As..."). A full list of example files can be found in the Appendix.
In this example Revit file, we have three element types of a simple building. We're going to use this as an example for selecting Revit elements within the context of the Revit hierarchy:
- Building Mass
- Trusses (Adaptive Components)
- Beams (Structural Framing)
What conclusions can we draw from the elements currently in the Revit project view? And how far down the hierarchy do we need to go to select the appropriate elements? This will of course become a more complex task when working on a large project. There are a lot of options available: we can select elements by categories, levels, families, instances, etc.
- Since we're working with a basic setup, let's select the building mass by choosing "Mass" in the Categories dropdown node. This can be found in the Revit>Selection tab.
- The output of the Mass category is just the category itself. We need to select the elements. To do this, we use the "All Elements of Category" node.
At this point, notice that we don't see any geometry in Dynamo. We've selected a Revit element, but have not converted the element into Dynamo geometry. This is an important separation. If you were to select a large number of elements, you don't want to preview all of them in Dynamo because this would slow everything down. Dynamo is a tool to manage a Revit project without necessarily performing geometry operations, and we'll look at that in the next section of this chapter.
In this case, we're working with simple geometry, so we want to bring the geometry into the Dynamo preview. The "BldgMass" in the watch node above has a green number* next to it. This represents the element's ID and tells us that we are dealing with a Revit element, not Dynamo geometry. The next step is to convert this Revit element into geometry in Dynamo.
- Using the Element. Faces node, we get a list of surfaces representing each face of the Revit Mass. We can now see the geometry in the Dynamo viewport and start to reference the face for parametric operations.
Here's an alternative method. In this case, we're stepping away from selecting via the Revit Hierarchy ("All Elements of Category") and electing to explicitly select geometry in Revit.
- Using the "Select Model Element" node, click the "select" (or "change") button. In the Revit viewport, select the desired element. In this case, we're selecting the building mass.
- Rather than Element.Faces, we can select the full mass as one solid geometry using Element.Geometry. This selects all of the geometry contained within that mass.
- Using Geometry.Explode, we can get the list of surfaces again. These two nodes work the same as Element.Faces but offer alternative options for delving into the geometry of a Revit element.
- Using some basic list operations, we can query a face of interest.
- First, the List.Count node reveals that we're working with 23 surfaces in the mass.
- Referencing this number, we change the Maximum value of an integer slider to "22".
- Using List.GetItemAtIndex, we input the lists and the integer slider for the index. Sliding through with the selected, we stop when we get to index 9 and have isolated the main facade hosts the trusses.
- The previous step was a little cumbersome. We can do this much faster with the "Select Face" node. This allows us to isolate a face that is not an element itself in the Revit project. The same interaction applies as "Select Model Element", except we select the surface rather than the full element.
Suppose we want to isolate the main facade walls of the building. We can use the "Select Faces" node to do this. Click the "Select" button and then select the four main facades in Revit.
- After selecting the four walls, make sure you click the "Finish" button in Revit.
- The faces are now imported into Dynamo as surfaces.
- Now, let's take a look at the beams over the atrium. Using the "Select Model Element" node, select one of the beams.
- Plug the beam element into the Element.Geometry node and we now have the beam in the Dynamo viewport.
- We can zoom in on the geometry with a Watch3D node (if you don't see the beam in Watch 3D, right click and hit "zoom to fit").
A question that may come up often in Revit/Dynamo workflows: how do I select one element and get all similar elements? Since the selected Revit element contains all of its hierarchical information, we can query its family type and select all elements of that type.
- Plug the beam element into a FamilyInstance.Symbol* node.
- The Watch node reveals that the output is now a family symbol rather than a Revit element.
- FamilyInstance.Symbol is a simple query, so we can do this in the code block just as easily with
x.Symbol;
and get the same results.
*Note - a family symbol is Revit API terminology for family type. Since this may cause some confusion, it will be updated in upcoming releases.
- To select the remaining beams, we use the "All Elements of Family Type" node.
- The watch node shows that we've selected five revit elements.
- We can convert all of these five elements to Dynamo geometry too.
What if we had 500 beams? Converting all of these elements into Dynamo geometry would be really slow. If Dynamo is taking a long time to calculate nodes, you may want to use the "freeze" node functionality in order to pause the execution of Revit operations while you develop your graph. For more information on freezing nodes, check out the "Freezing" section in the solids chapter.
In any case, if we were to import 500 beams, do we need all of the surfaces to perform the intended parametric operation? Or can we extract basic information from the beams and perform generative tasks with fundamental geometry? This is a question that we'll keep in mind as we walk through this chapter. For example, let's take a look at the truss system:
Using the same graph of nodes, select the truss element rather than the beam element. Before doing this, delete the Element.Geometry from the previous step.
- In the Watch node, we can see that we have a list of adaptive components selected from Revit. We want to extract the basic information, so we're start with the adaptive points.
- Plug the "All Elements of Family Type" node into the "AdaptiveComponent.Location" node. This gives us a list of lists, each with three points which represent the adaptive point locations.
- Connecting a "Polygon.ByPoints" node returns a polycurve. We can see this in the Dynamo viewport. By this method, we've visualized the geometry of one element and abstracted the geometry of the remaining array of elements (which could be larger in number than this example).
*Tip: if you click on the green number of a Revit element in Dynamo, the Revit viewport will zoom to that element.


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