Will is a multifaceted, versatile software development engineer, computer scientist, mathematician, poet, writer, and lover of cats.
Greetings! I'm William F. Gilreath
(he/him/his)
I am a multifaceted senior software engineer, computer scientist,
mathematician, poet, writer, and lover of cats.
I love working with software developing, testing, writing, and
analyzing source code. In my spare time, I write both code and
technical articles, and narrative prose: novels, short stories, book
chapters, and poetry.
This home site illustrates some of the algorithms, code, programming languages,
research papers, and web apps I have created, written, and
published.
My current job role is as a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at
VMware, Inc. in the
Office of the CTO (OCTO) located in
Palo Alto, California doing software development in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML).
My current technical project is a new programming language "ZeptoN" from "zepto" + "N". A small
programming language (zepto- is a factor of 10-21) that is
the Nth programming language (as programming languages go from 1 to
N) where this is the Nth programming language.
The ZeptoN whitepaper [ epub |
pdf ]
describes the ZeptoN language, its goals, and gives many examples
with output to illustrate the ZeptoN programming language.
ZeptoN extends Java by adding a program entity "prog" construct like
a class (without the object-oriented trimmings), with an implicit
program entry point as a block. Yet ZeptoN is completely Java
syntax and concept compatible. ZeptoN puts the program back into Java
programming!
ZeptoN is now available on my GitHub repo
for download, or the GitHub page. This is the ZeptoN "Echo"
transcompiler which transpiles to Java, and then uses the Java
Compiler API to build a Java bytecode .class file.
I have had an article about ZeptoN published on JavaCodeGeeks explaining how to
extend the programming language.
I have an inactive blog about my technical dabbling and other things...entitled Much Ado About Nothing where I write about this, that, and the other, but not of late. Note that I am not on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, MySpace, and other social media too much melodrama, and I do not want my personal life (and personal data, information) on the Internet.
Here are some books I have written.
Computer Architecture: A Minimalist Perspective - explores computer architecuture of a one-instruction set computer the ultimate minimal instruction set.
Non-Negative in Value Absolute in Function--the Cogent Value Function - examines an alternative to the absolute value function, the cogent value function, that is continuous and differentiable at zero.
Will's Elided Java Api Compiler (WEJAC) UserBook - a user book on how to use a elided command-line option Java compiler available on - a user book on how to use a elided command-line option Java compiler available on GitHub.
Here are some theoretical research papers I have written, and have been published by the General Science Journal .
Division by Zero Fallacies using Transmathematics - examines classic division by zero fallacies but from transmathematics perspective.
Instruction Set Completeness Theorem: Concept, Relevance, Proof, and Example for Processor Architecture - a mathematical examination from formal proof to an example instruction set about the correctness of the theorem.
Non-Negative in Value, but Absolute in Function by a Magnum and Parabolin—the Cogent Value Function - mathematical re-definition of the absolute value function that has different properties and does what the existing absolute value function can not.
The Problem of the Two Couriers - an application of transmathematics to a centuries old algebra problem to illustrate division by zero in practice. The paper was published July 2019 at Transmathematica 2019 – The 2nd International Conference on Total Systems. The presentation given is available as a PDF or as Keynote set of slides.
Some of the source code I have written for various projects...
ZeptoN - the ZeptoN Echo transcompiler, both source code and a Java binary, for the ZeptoN programming language.
WEJAC - Will's Elided Java Api Compiler, a javac alternative that has simpler and fewer command-line options. The user manual for WEJAC is available as an e-book on Smashwords in various formats.
DBXShell - the DropBoX shell connects to a DropBox storage account, and perform file and folder operations in command-line interface client.
Boz - compiler for a programming language "Boz" (a pen name of Charles Dickens) developed using JavaCC .
Hash Sort - sorting by hashing into a matrix.
XML Tokenizer - XML
tokenization into tags, attributes, text, for an XML token
stream.
Binar Shuffle/Sort - shuffle (unsorting) and sorting by using bits of binary datum.
FunCL - (rhymes with "uncle") interpreter for the FUNctor Clause Language, a functional style programming language that is both like Forth and LISP but without the reverse Polish notation or parenthesis.
These are the technical articles I have written:
Adding Range Type in
Java - a technical article published by JavaCodeGeeks about
adding a range type into Java.
ZeptoN is Putting
Program into Java - a technical article published by
JavaCodeGeeks about ZeptoN, extending the transcompiler.
The Problem with
Creating Generic Arrays - a technical article published by
JavaCodeGeeks about resolving a problem with generic arrays in
Java.
XString - a method of "flattening" an
XML document into a linear string; then an XML document can be
handled as a string. Interestingly, one could embed XML in XML
using an XString.
Hash Sort: A Linear Time Complexity Multi-Dimensional Sorting Algorithm - a sorting algorithm that uses hashing within a N x N matrix.
Binar Sort: A Linear Generalized Sorting Algorithm - a sorting algorithm that partitions like the QuickSort algorithm but uses extracted bits from the datum element to sort the data into an ordered permutation.
Binar Shuffle: Shuffling Bit by Bit - a shuffle algorithm that uses a "bit schedule" to shuffle each datum element into a random permutation.
Mynx Programming Language - the user manual for a programming language I developed that is Pascal/Algol-style syntax, but an object-oriented programming language.
Boz Programming
Language - the user manual for the the Boz programming
language that I developed that is a "duck typed" object-oriented
programming language.
I am a multifaceted senior software engineer, computer scientist, mathematician, poet, writer, and lover of cats. I have been writing code starting on the ZX-81 in BASIC, and now in many programming languages for multiple platforms over the years.
LinkedIn - my LinkedIn profile. Please feel free to connect, although I reject, report, and block scammers, fast buck artists, and get rich quick schemes.
E-mail - contact me by my e-mail at: will@wfgilreath.xyz.


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The Ocamlyacc parser is actually Ocaml functions named after start symbols (see The Start-Symbol). Here we describe the interface conventions of parser functions and the other functions that it needs to use.
To cause parsing to occur, you call the parser function with two parameters. The first parameter is the lexical analyzer function of type
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This is in Chapter 6 of Machine Learning on K-Means Algorithm:
Step 1: Calculate the expected value E[z[i][j]] of each hidden variable z[i], assuming the current hypothesis h = (p1, p2) holds.
Step 2: Calculate a new maximum likelihood hypothesis h’ = (p1, p2), assuming the value taken on by each hidden variable z[i][j] is its expected value E[z[i][j]] calculated in Step 1. Then replace the hypothesis h = (p1, p2) by the new hypothesis h’ = (p[i], p[i]) and iterate.
I didn’t understand it on first sight. So this is written for my own understanding.
Summary
Let’s understand it in a simpler case, for 2 dimensions. The core idea is to randomly initialize K centroids and assign the closest points to these centroids. For the points associate with each centroid, calculate a new mean (which is the center actually). With these new centers, assign the points to these new centroids. Repeat until no changes in the centroid positions. This would result in the points near by the cluster gets grouped together to the centroid, thus grouping the points together somrt kind of similarity.
Algorithmic Specifics
For a total of M instances of data, represented as a set of points A as (a[1].x, a[1].y), (a[2].x, a[2].y), … (a[M].x, a[M].y) .
Randomly initialize a total of K centroids points C as (c[1].x, c[1].y), (c[2]x, c[2].y), … (c[K].x, c[K].y) to non-zero values. These are the centroids.
Now:
Repeat {
Step 1: For each point a[i], calculate the distance to each centroid k. Assign a[i] to the closest centroid. “Closest” here can be the euclidean distance which is the sqrt (x^2 + y^2).
Step 2: Since all points are assigned to a particular centroid c[i], select all the points from a particular centroid c[i] and calculate the new centroid c’[i] by calculating the mean of these points. This c’[i] will be the new centroid, i.e. c[i] is now assigned the value of c’[i]. Do this for the rest of the centroids.
} Until there is no change in the values of the centroids C.


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5.1. Linear Transformations#
5.1.1. Transformation#
A function from \(\mathbb{R}^n\) to \(\mathbb{R}^m\) is called a transformation from \(\R^n\) to \(\R^m\), and it can be written as follows \begin{aligned}\mathbb{R}^n\stackrel{T}{\rightarrow} \mathbb{R}^m.\end{aligned} Here, \(T\) is a transformation of \(\mathbb{R}^n\) if \(m = n\).
Example: Consider the matrix \(A = \left[ \begin{array}{rrr} 1 & 0 & 1\\ 2 & 2 & 1 \end{array} \right]\). By matrix multiplication, \(A\) transforms vectors in \(\mathbb{R}^3\) into vectors in \(\mathbb{R}^2\).
Consider the vector \(\left[ \begin{array}{c} x \\ y \\ z \end{array} \right]\). Transforming this vector by \(A\) looks like:
If \(T\) acts by matrix multiplication of a matrix \(A\) (such as the previous example), we call \(T\) a matrix transformation, and write \(T_A(\vec{x}) = A\vec{x}\). The matrix transformation of vector \(\vec{x}\) is written as follows. \begin{align*} T_A (\vec{x}) = A\vec{x}\end{align*}
In the previous example, a linear transformation from \(\mathbb{R}^3\) into \(\mathbb{R}^2\): \begin{align*} \begin{cases} T:~\mathbb{R}^3 \to \mathbb{R}^2,\ T_A (\vec{x}) = A\vec{x}, \end{cases}\end{align*} where \(A=\begin{bmatrix}1 & 0 & 1\\ 2 & 2 & 1\end{bmatrix}\). This transformation can for example transform \(\begin{bmatrix}1\\ 2\\ 3\end{bmatrix}\) into \(\begin{bmatrix}4\\ 9\end{bmatrix}\) \begin{align*}
5.1.2. Linear Transformation#
A transformation \(T:\mathbb{R}^n\rightarrow \mathbb{R}^m\) is a linear transformation if it satisfies the following two properties for all \(\vec{x},\vec{y}\in\mathbb{R}^n\) and all (scalars) \(k\in\mathbb{R}\).\
\(T(\vec{x}+\vec{y})=T(\vec{x})+T(\vec{y})\) (preservation of addition)
\(T(k\vec{x})=kT(\vec{x})\) (preservation of scalar multiplication)
Some important examples of linear transformations are the zero transformation and identity transformation. The zero transformation defined by \(T (\vec{x}) = \vec{0}\) for all \(\vec{x}\) is an example of a linear transformation. Similarly, the identity transformation defined by \(T (\vec{x}) = \vec{x}\) is also linear.
Example:
Example: Let \(T\) be a transformation defined by \(T:~\mathbb{R}^3 \to \mathbb{R}^2\) is defined by
Show that \(T\) is a linear transformation.
Solution: Let \(\vec{y}=\begin{bmatrix}y_1\\ y_2\\ y_3\end{bmatrix}\) and \(\vec{z}=\begin{bmatrix}z_1\\ z_2\\ z_3\end{bmatrix}\) be two vectors in \(\mathbb{R}^3\). We have
- \[\begin{split}\begin{aligned} T\left(\vec{y}+\vec{z} \right)&= T\left(\begin{bmatrix}y_1\\ y_2\\ y_3\end{bmatrix}+\begin{bmatrix}z_1\\ z_2\\ z_3\end{bmatrix}\right)=T\,\begin{bmatrix}y_1+z_1\\ y_2+z_2\\ y_3+z_3\end{bmatrix} \\ & =\begin{bmatrix}y_{1}+z_{1}+y_{3}+z_{3}\\ 2\,(y_{1}+z_{1})+2\,(y_{2}+z_{2})+y_{3}+z_{3}\end{bmatrix} \\ & =\begin{bmatrix}y_{1}+y_{3}\\ 2\,y_{1}+2\,y_{2}+y_{3}\end{bmatrix}+\begin{bmatrix}z_{1}+z_{3}\\ 2\,z_{1}+2\,z_{2}+z_{3}\end{bmatrix} =T\left(\vec{y}\right)+T\left(\vec{z} \right).\end{aligned}\end{split}\]
For any scalar \(k\in \mathbb{R}\), $\(\begin{aligned} T \left(k\,\vec{y}\right) &=T\left(k\begin{bmatrix}y_1\\ y_2\\ y_3\end{bmatrix}\right) =T\begin{bmatrix}ky_1\\ ky_2\\ ky_3\end{bmatrix} =\begin{bmatrix}ky_{1}+ky_{3}\\ 2k\,y_{1}+2k\,y_{2}+ky_{3}\end{bmatrix} \\ & =k\begin{bmatrix}y_{1}+y_{3}\\ 2\,y_{1}+2\,y_{2}+y_{3}\end{bmatrix} =k\,T \left(\vec{y}\right).\end{aligned}\)$
Therefore, \(T\) is a linear transformation.
5.1.3. Matrix Transformations are Linear Transformations#
Every linear transformation can be expressed as a matrix transformation. if \(T :~\mathbb{R}^n \to \mathbb{R}^m\) is a linear transformation , then it can be written as \(T(\vec{x}) = A\vec{x}\), where \(A\) is a matrix.
Refrences
Kuttler, Kenneth. “A First Course in Linear Algebra (Lyryx).” (2018).
Nicholson, W. Keith. “Linear Algebra with Applications (Lyryx).” (2018).


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I haven't put std:: before puts and main doesn't return.
The code was compiled and linked using 'Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition'. Is there a way to make this code not compile?
For compatibility with the C standard library and the C Unicode TR, the C++ standard library provides the 25 C headers, as shown in Table 154.
Every C header, each of which has a name of the form name.h, behaves as if each name placed in the standard library namespace by the corresponding cname header is placed within the global namespace
scope. It is unspeciﬁed whether these names are ﬁrst declared or deﬁned within namespace scope of the namespace std and are then injected into the global namespace scope by explicit using-declarations.
[ Example: The header <cstdlib> assuredly provides its declarations and deﬁnitions within the namespace std. It may also provide these names within the global namespace. The header <stdlib.h> assuredly provides the same declarations and deﬁnitions within the global namespace, much as in the C Standard. It may also provide these names within the namespace std. — end example ] - IS
It was stupid of me to not see the header file itself before posting. Sorry. MS has first defined the header file in global namespace and then imported them into std using using.I might be wrong in some cases as there are a lot of #defines. I have only analysed that part which the IDE didn't grey out.
But why have the MS guys done it? Does it offer some advantage to keep identifiers in the global namespace?
Also, I've noticed that including <iostream> automatically seems to include <cstring> and <cstdio>. (I haven't actually seen the #includes, but the functions of those libraries work). Is this behaviour standard? If I forget to include to <cstring>, is it going to make my code not run on other compilers?
> Does it offer some advantage to keep identifiers in the global namespace?
I Suppose it is convenient for the implementers in cases where C++ parameter passing and return does not clash with the C mechanism; one does not have to write a separate <stdio.h> for C and another for C++.
> Also, I've noticed that including <iostream> automatically seems to include <cstring> and <cstdio>.
> Is this behaviour standard?
The standard allows it; an implementation may include one standard header in another.
> If I forget to include to <cstring>, is it going to make my code not run on other compilers?
The only assured, portable way to use std::strlen() is to #include <cstring> The only assured portable way to use ::strlen() is to #include <string.h>
If control reaches the end of a function without encountering a return statement, return; is executed (except in the main function, where return 0; is executed).
Flowing off the end of a value-returning function (except main) without a return statement is undefined behavior.
#include<iostream>
int func()
{std::cout<<"Hello\n";}
int main()
{func();}
error C4716: 'func' : must return a value
However, this code
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#include<iostream>
using std::cout;
int func(int a)
{
if(a==5)return 100;
}
int main()
{
cout<<"1\n";
cout<<func(5);
cout<<"\n2\n";
cout<<func(7)<<'\n'<<func(7);
cout<<"\n3\n";
}
Gives a warning
warning C4715: 'func' : not all control paths return a value
Running this program gave this output:
1
100
2
-858993460
-858993460
3
Press any key to continue . . .
where -858993460 is CCCC CCCC in hexadecimal.
I didn't know this earlier that main gets special treatment w.r.t. return value.


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About my educational history. I'm holding a bachleor's degree in industrial engineering from Jordan university of science and technology. Now I'm part of a scholarship that has been giving by ASAC. After graduating I will have the opportunity to shift career and to be a software developer.
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I'm an experienced logistician I have mainly one year and a half of experience as logistics assistant in an NGO called Leaders of Tomorrow. In addition to that I started my career since I was 20 years old by establishing an NGO in 2013. I have many other little periods of experiences in different majors and locations.
Hello starnger, let me tell you a little bit about myself. My name is Mohammad Harb I'm 28 years old, living in Amman, Jordan since I was born. I'm a grandson of a Plaestinian refugee who forced to leave Jaffa after the occupation in 1948. When it comes to my hobbies, I enjoy camping, travelling, and other adventuring stuff.
My goals in life are many, I don't think one life will be enough to achieve them. But mainly I'm focusing on greening the world by fighting global warming and other environmental issues. On the other hand I'm also focusing on how to recruit machine learning in a way that make humans life satisfying, not hell because of the future of machines.
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The food industry runs rampant with products that contain high volumes of sugar. The intent of this simple web application is to provide a concrete visualization of the sugar that makes it into the food we consume. Rather than seeing just the grams of sugar a product contains, the page shows the same amount in terms of sugar cubes (each of which is around 4 grams of sugar). A nutritional database that stores information about products from major retail brands provides the sugar content data. By clicking on one of the items returned by a search, a visualization will be shown.


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On 17 October 2019, 8 new articles were published in 8 journals.
Heart Rate Fails to Predict White Collar Crime
Family Violence, Protection Orders and Systems Abuse: Views of Legal Practitioners by Ellen Reeves
Gendered Perceptions of Sexual Abuse: Investigating the Effect of Offender, Victim and Observer Gender on the Perceived Seriousness of Child Sexual Abuse by Olivia Banton, Keon West
Situational Correlates of Adolescent Substance Use: An Improved Test of the Routine Activity Theory of Deviant Behavior
Racial and Ethnic Divides in Privatized Punishment: Examining Disparities in Private Prison Placements by Andrea N. Montes, Daniel P. Mears, Eric A. Stewart
Policing Education: International Perspectives
What Makes A Terrorist: Economics and the Roots of Terrorism by Roger Chapman
School Security Measures, School Environment, and Avoidance Behaviors by Kim Nguyen, Yue Yuan, Susan McNeeley


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Package org.drip.market.exchange
Class TreasuryFuturesSettle
java.lang.Object
org.drip.market.exchange.TreasuryFuturesSettle
public class TreasuryFuturesSettle
extends java.lang.Object
TreasuryFuturesSettle contains the Settlement Details for the Futures Basket of the Exchange-Traded
Treasury Futures Contracts.
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_AUD_BOND_FUTURES_STYLE
Settle Quote Type - Uses a Reference Index Based off of Conversion Factor Computed AUD Bond Futures Stylestatic int
QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_CONVERSION_FACTOR
Settle Quote Type - Uses a Reference Index Based off of Conversion Factorstatic int
QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_FLAT
Settle Quote Type - AUD Bank Bill Type - Uses a Flat Reference Indexstatic int
SETTLE_TYPE_CASH
Cash Settled Futuresstatic int
SETTLE_TYPE_PHYSICAL_DELIVERY
Physically Settled Futures -
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description TreasuryFuturesSettle(int iExpiryFirstDeliveryLag, int iExpiryFinalDeliveryLag, int iExpiryDeliveryNoticeLag, int iExpiryLastTradingLag, int iSettleType, int iSettleQuoteStyle, boolean bWildCardOption, double dblReferenceCouponCurrent, double dblReferenceCouponOriginal, int[] aiDeliveryMonth)
TreasuryFuturesSettle Constructor -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description double
currentReferenceYield()
Retrieve the Current Reference Couponint[]
deliveryMonths()
Retrieve the Delivery Monthsint
expiryDeliveryNoticeLag()
Retrieve the Lag Between the Expiry and the Delivery Notice Datesint
expiryFinalDeliveryLag()
Retrieve the Lag Between the Expiry and the Final Delivery Datesint
expiryFirstDeliveryLag()
Retrieve the Lag Between the Expiry and the First Delivery Datesint
expiryLastTradingLag()
Retrieve the Lag Between the Expiry and the Last Trading Datesdouble
originalReferenceCoupon()
Retrieve the Original Reference Couponint
settleQuoteStyle()
Retrieve the Settle Quote Styleint
settleType()
Retrieve the Settle Typejava.lang.String
toString()
boolean
wildCardOption()
Retrieve the Bond Futures Wild Card Option SettingMethods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
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Field Details
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SETTLE_TYPE_CASH
public static final int SETTLE_TYPE_CASHCash Settled Futures- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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SETTLE_TYPE_PHYSICAL_DELIVERY
public static final int SETTLE_TYPE_PHYSICAL_DELIVERYPhysically Settled Futures- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_FLAT
public static final int QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_FLATSettle Quote Type - AUD Bank Bill Type - Uses a Flat Reference Index- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_CONVERSION_FACTOR
public static final int QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_CONVERSION_FACTORSettle Quote Type - Uses a Reference Index Based off of Conversion Factor- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_AUD_BOND_FUTURES_STYLE
public static final int QUOTE_REFERENCE_INDEX_AUD_BOND_FUTURES_STYLESettle Quote Type - Uses a Reference Index Based off of Conversion Factor Computed AUD Bond Futures Style- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Constructor Details
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TreasuryFuturesSettle
public TreasuryFuturesSettle(int iExpiryFirstDeliveryLag, int iExpiryFinalDeliveryLag, int iExpiryDeliveryNoticeLag, int iExpiryLastTradingLag, int iSettleType, int iSettleQuoteStyle, boolean bWildCardOption, double dblReferenceCouponCurrent, double dblReferenceCouponOriginal, int[] aiDeliveryMonth) throws java.lang.ExceptionTreasuryFuturesSettle Constructor- Parameters:
iExpiryFirstDeliveryLag
- Lag Between the Expiry and the First Delivery DatesiExpiryFinalDeliveryLag
- Lag Between the Expiry and the Final Delivery DatesiExpiryDeliveryNoticeLag
- Lag between the Expiry and the Delivery NoticeiExpiryLastTradingLag
- Lag between the Expiry and the Last Trading DayiSettleType
- Settlement TypeiSettleQuoteStyle
- Settlement Quote StylebWildCardOption
- TRUE - Turn ON the Wild Card OptiondblReferenceCouponCurrent
- The Current Reference CoupondblReferenceCouponOriginal
- The Original Reference CouponaiDeliveryMonth
- Array of the Delivery Months- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are invalid
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Method Details
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expiryFirstDeliveryLag
public int expiryFirstDeliveryLag()Retrieve the Lag Between the Expiry and the First Delivery Dates- Returns:
- The Lag Between the Expiry and the First Delivery Dates
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expiryFinalDeliveryLag
public int expiryFinalDeliveryLag()Retrieve the Lag Between the Expiry and the Final Delivery Dates- Returns:
- The Lag Between the Expiry and the Final Delivery Dates
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expiryDeliveryNoticeLag
public int expiryDeliveryNoticeLag()Retrieve the Lag Between the Expiry and the Delivery Notice Dates- Returns:
- The Lag Between the Expiry and the Delivery Notice Dates
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expiryLastTradingLag
public int expiryLastTradingLag()Retrieve the Lag Between the Expiry and the Last Trading Dates- Returns:
- The Lag Between the Expiry and the Last Trading Dates
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settleType
public int settleType()Retrieve the Settle Type- Returns:
- The Settle Type
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settleQuoteStyle
public int settleQuoteStyle()Retrieve the Settle Quote Style- Returns:
- The Settle Quote Style
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wildCardOption
public boolean wildCardOption()Retrieve the Bond Futures Wild Card Option Setting- Returns:
- Bond Futures Wild Card Option Setting
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currentReferenceYield
public double currentReferenceYield()Retrieve the Current Reference Coupon- Returns:
- The Current Reference Coupon
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originalReferenceCoupon
public double originalReferenceCoupon()Retrieve the Original Reference Coupon- Returns:
- The Original Reference Coupon
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deliveryMonths
public int[] deliveryMonths()Retrieve the Delivery Months- Returns:
- The Array of Delivery Months
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
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EmberZNet API Reference: For the STM32F103RET Host platform
EmberZNet <IP_ADDRESS>
For the EFR32 and EM3xx Platforms
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EmberZNet Smart Energy security API. See Smart_energy_security for documention. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| EmberStatus | emberGetCertificate (EmberCertificateData *result) |
| Retrieves the implicit certificate stored in the MFG tokens of the device. More... | |
| EmberStatus | emberGenerateCbkeKeys (void) |
| This function begins the process of generating an ephemeral public/private ECC key pair. More... | |
| EmberStatus | emberCalculateSmacs (bool amInitiator, EmberCertificateData *partnerCert, EmberPublicKeyData *partnerEphemeralPublicKey) |
| This function will begin the process of generating the shared secret, the new link key, and the Secured Message Authentication Code (SMAC). More... | |
| EmberStatus | emberClearTemporaryDataMaybeStoreLinkKey (bool storeLinkKey) |
| This function should be called when all CBKE operations are done. Any temporary data created during calls to emberGenerateCbkeKeys() or emberCalculateSmacs() is wiped out. If the local device has validated that the partner device has generated the same SMACS as itself, it should set 'storeLinkKey' to true. Otherwise it should pass in false. More... | |
| EmberStatus | emberDsaSign (EmberMessageBuffer messageToSign) |
| void | emberGenerateCbkeKeysHandler (EmberStatus status, EmberPublicKeyData *ephemeralPublicKey) |
| void | emberCalculateSmacsHandler (EmberStatus status, EmberSmacData *initiatorSmac, EmberSmacData *responderSmac) |
| void | emberDsaSignHandler (EmberStatus status, EmberMessageBuffer signedMessage) |
| EmberStatus | emberSetPreinstalledCbkeData (EmberPublicKeyData *caPublic, EmberCertificateData *myCert, EmberPrivateKeyData *myKey) |
| bool | emberGetStackCertificateEui64 (EmberEUI64 certEui64) |
| EmberStatus | emberDsaVerify (EmberMessageDigest *digest, EmberCertificateData *signerCertificate, EmberSignatureData *receivedSig) |
| void | emberDsaVerifyHandler (EmberStatus status) |
| EmberStatus | emberGetCertificate283k1 (EmberCertificate283k1Data *result) |
| Retrieves the implicit certificate stored in the MFG tokens of the device. More... | |
| EmberStatus | emberGenerateCbkeKeys283k1 (void) |
| This function begins the process of generating an ephemeral public/private ECC key pair. More... | |
| EmberStatus | emberCalculateSmacs283k1 (bool amInitiator, EmberCertificate283k1Data *partnerCert, EmberPublicKey283k1Data *partnerEphemeralPublicKey) |
| This function will begin the process of generating the shared secret, the new link key, and the Secured Message Authentication Code (SMAC). More... | |
| EmberStatus | emberClearTemporaryDataMaybeStoreLinkKey283k1 (bool storeLinkKey) |
| This function should be called when all CBKE 283k1 operations are done. Any temporary data created during calls to emberGenerateCbkeKeys283k1() or emberCalculateSmacs283k1() is wiped out. If the local device has validated that the partner device has generated the same SMACS as itself, it should set 'storeLinkKey' to true. Otherwise it should pass in false. More... | |
| void | emberGenerateCbkeKeysHandler283k1 (EmberStatus status, EmberPublicKey283k1Data *ephemeralPublicKey) |
| void | emberCalculateSmacsHandler283k1 (EmberStatus status, EmberSmacData *initiatorSmac, EmberSmacData *responderSmac) |
| EmberStatus | emberSetPreinstalledCbkeData283k1 (EmberPublicKey283k1Data *caPublic, EmberCertificate283k1Data *myCert, EmberPrivateKey283k1Data *myKey) |
| EmberStatus | emberDsaVerify283k1 (EmberMessageDigest *digest, EmberCertificate283k1Data *signerCertificate, EmberSignature283k1Data *receivedSig) |
EmberZNet Smart Energy security API. See Smart_energy_security for documention.
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The licensor of this software is Silicon Laboratories Inc. Your use of this software is governed by the terms of Silicon Labs Master Software License Agreement (MSLA) available at www.silabs.com/about-us/legal/master-software-license-agreement. This software is distributed to you in Source Code format and is governed by the sections of the MSLA applicable to Source Code.
| EmberStatus emberCalculateSmacs283k1 | ( | bool | amInitiator, |
| EmberCertificate283k1Data * | partnerCert, | ||
| EmberPublicKey283k1Data * | partnerEphemeralPublicKey | ||
| ) |
This function will begin the process of generating the shared secret, the new link key, and the Secured Message Authentication Code (SMAC).
If no other ECC operation is going on, it will immediately return with EMBER_OPERATION_IN_PROGRESS. It will delay a period of time to let APS retries take place, but then it will shutdown the radio and consume the CPU processing until SMACs calculations are complete. This may take up to 3.5 seconds.
The calculated SMACS are returned via emberCalculateSmacsHandler().
| amInitiator | This bool indicates whether or not the device is the one that initiated the CBKE with the remote device, or whether it was the responder to the exchange. |
| partnerCert | A pointer to an EmberCertificate283k1Data structure that contains the CBKE partner's implicit certificate. |
| partnerEphemeralPublicKey | A pointer to an EmberPublicKey283k1Data structure that contains the CBKE partner's ephemeral public key. |
| void emberCalculateSmacsHandler283k1 | ( | EmberStatus | status, |
| EmberSmacData * | initiatorSmac, | ||
| EmberSmacData * | responderSmac | ||
| ) |
| EmberStatus emberClearTemporaryDataMaybeStoreLinkKey283k1 | ( | bool | storeLinkKey | ) |
This function should be called when all CBKE 283k1 operations are done. Any temporary data created during calls to emberGenerateCbkeKeys283k1() or emberCalculateSmacs283k1() is wiped out. If the local device has validated that the partner device has generated the same SMACS as itself, it should set 'storeLinkKey' to true. Otherwise it should pass in false.
| storeLinkKey | This tells the stack whether to store the newly generated link key, or discard it. |
| EmberStatus emberDsaVerify283k1 | ( | EmberMessageDigest * | digest, |
| EmberCertificate283k1Data * | signerCertificate, | ||
| EmberSignature283k1Data * | receivedSig | ||
| ) |
| EmberStatus emberGenerateCbkeKeys283k1 | ( | void | ) |
This function begins the process of generating an ephemeral public/private ECC key pair.
If no other ECC operation is going on, it will immediately return with EMBER_OPERATION_IN_PROGRESS. It will delay a period of time to let APS retries take place, but then it will shutdown the radio and consume the CPU processing until the key generation is complete. This may take up to 1 second.
The generated results of the key generation is returned via emberGenerateCbkeKeysHandler283k1().
| void emberGenerateCbkeKeysHandler283k1 | ( | EmberStatus | status, |
| EmberPublicKey283k1Data * | ephemeralPublicKey | ||
| ) |
| EmberStatus emberGetCertificate283k1 | ( | EmberCertificate283k1Data * | result | ) |
Retrieves the implicit certificate stored in the MFG tokens of the device.
| result | A pointer to an EmberCertificate283k1Data structure where the retrieved certificate will be stored. |
| EmberStatus emberSetPreinstalledCbkeData283k1 | ( | EmberPublicKey283k1Data * | caPublic, |
| EmberCertificate283k1Data * | myCert, | ||
| EmberPrivateKey283k1Data * | myKey | ||
| ) |


Lucca-icons Demo
Lucca-icons can be used in two ways:
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using ligature: add the
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class to your element and use the corresponding ligature (written here below each icon) eg.:user_roles
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Personal Local Weather is a Web application that provides information on weather forecasts. This information varies depending on the location of the user. The features of the application are:
- An icon followed by a summary;
- Current temperature in Fahrenheit;
- A button that changes the temperature and speed units between Metric and Imperial systems;
- The wind speed in miles per hour;
- The user's current city, state (or equivalent), and country; and
- A background image that changes according to the weather.
This application wouldn't be made without the help of:
All background images have been downloaded from pixabay. The following table shows the links to all images and the authors profile.


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kew is a lightweight promise framework with an aim of providing a base set of functionality similar to that provided by the Q library.
Why'd we write it?
During our initial usage of Q we found that it was consuming 80% of the cpu under load (primarily in chained database callbacks). We spent some time looking at patching Q and ultimately found that creating our own lightweight library for server-usage would suit our needs better than figuring out how to make a large cross-platform library more performant on one very specific platform.
So this does everything Q does?
Nope! Q is still an awesome library and does way more than kew. We support a tiny subset of the Q functionality (the subset that we happen to use in our actual use cases).
At its core, a Promise is a promise to return a value at some point in the future. A Promise represents a value that will be (or may return an error if something goes wrong). Promises heavily reduce the complexity of asynchronous coding in node.js-like environments. Example:
// assuming the getUrlContent() function exists and retrieves the content of a url
var htmlPromise = getUrlContent(myUrl)
// we can then filter that through an http parser (our imaginary parseHtml() function) asynchronously (or maybe synchronously, who knows)
var tagsPromise = htmlPromise.then(parseHtml)
// and then filter it through another function (getLinks()) which retrieves only the link tags
var linksPromise = tagsPromise.then(getLinks)
// and then parses the actual urls from the links (using parseUrlsFromLinks())
var urlsPromise = linksPromise.then(parseUrlsFromLinks)
// finally, we have a promise that should only provide us with the urls and will run once all the previous steps have ran
urlsPromise.then(function (urls) {
// do something with the urls
})
As a precursor to all the examples, the following code must be at the top of your page:
var Q = require('kew')
The easiest way to start a promise chain is by creating a new promise with a specified literal using Q.resolve() or Q.reject()
// create a promise which passes a value to the next then() call
var successPromise = Q.resolve(val)
// create a promise which throws an error to be caught by the next fail() call
var failPromise = Q.reject(err)
In addition, you can create deferreds which can be used if you need to create a promise but resolve it later:
// create the deferreds
var successDefer = Q.defer()
var failDefer = Q.defer()
// resolve or reject the defers in 1 second
setTimeout(function () {
successDefer.resolve("ok")
failDefer.reject(new Error("this failed"))
}, 1000)
// extract promises from the deferreds
var successPromise = successDefer.promise
var failPromise = failDefer.promise
If you have a node-style callback (taking an Error as the first parameter and a response as the second), you can call the magic makeNodeResolver()
function on a defer to allow the defer to handle the callbacks:
// create the deferred
var defer = Q.defer()
// some node-style function
getObjectFromDatabase(myObjectId, defer.makeNodeResolver())
// grab the output
defer.promise
.then(function (obj) {
// successfully retrieved the object
})
.fail(function (e) {
// failed retrieving the object
})
.then()
When a promise is resolved, you may call the .then()
method to retrieve the value of the promise:
promise.then(function (result) {
// do something with the result here
})
.then()
will in turn return a promise which will return the results of whatever it returns (asynchronously or not), allowing it to be chained indefinitely:
Q.resolve('a')
.then(function (result) {
return result + 'b'
})
.then(function (result) {
return result + 'c'
})
.then(function (result) {
// result should be 'abc'
})
In addition, .then()
calls may return promises themselves, allowing for complex nesting of asynchronous calls in a flat manner:
var htmlPromise = getUrlContent(myUrl)
var tagsPromise = htmlPromise.then(function (html) {
if (!validHtml(html)) throw new Error("Invalid HTML")
// pretend that parseHtml() returns a promise and is asynchronous
return parseHtml(html)
})
.fail()
If a promise is rejected for some reason, you may handle the failure case with the .fail()
function:
getObjectPromise
.fail(function (e) {
console.error("Failed to retrieve object", e)
})
Like .then()
, .fail()
also returns a promise. If the .fail()
call does not throw an error, it will pass the return value of the .fail()
handler to any .then()
calls chained to it:
getObjectPromise
.fail(function (e) {
return retryGetObject(objId)
})
.then(function (obj) {
// yay, we received an object
})
.fail(function (e) {
// the retry failed :(
console.error("Retrieving the object '" + objId + "' failed")
})
})
If you've reached the end of your promise chain, you may call .end()
which signifies that the promise chain is ended and any errors should be thrown in whatever scope the code is currently in:
getObjectPromise
// this will throw an error to the uncaught exception handler if the getObjectPromise call is asynchronous
.end()
.fin()
when things are finishedYou may attach a handler to a promise which will be ran regardless of whether the promise was resolved or rejected (but will only run upon completion). This is useful in the cases where you may have set up resources to run a request and wish to tear them down afterwards. .fin()
will return the promise it is called upon:
var connection = db.connect()
var itemPromise = db.getItem(itemId)
.fin(function () {
db.close()
})
.all()
for many thingsIf you're waiting for multiple promises to return, you may pass them (mixed in with literals if you desire) into .all()
which will create a promise that resolves successfully with an array of the results of the promises:
var promises = []
promises.push(getUrlContent(url1))
promises.push(getUrlContent(url2))
promises.push(getUrlContent(url3))
Q.all(promises)
.then(function (content) {
// content[0] === content for url 1
// content[1] === content for url 2
// content[2] === content for url 3
})
If any of the promises fail, Q.all will fail as well (so make sure to guard your promises with a .fail()
call beforehand if you don't care whether they succeed or not):
var promises = []
promises.push(getUrlContent(url1))
promises.push(getUrlContent(url2))
promises.push(getUrlContent(url3))
Q.all(promises)
.fail(function (e) {
console.log("Failed retrieving a url", e)
})
.delay()
for future promisesIf you need a little bit of delay (such as retrying a method call to a service that is "eventually consistent") before doing something else, Q.delay()
is your friend:
getUrlContent(url1)
.fail(function () {
// Retry again after 200 milisseconds
return Q.delay(200).then(function () {
return getUrlContent(url1)
})
})
If two arguments are passed, the first will be used as the return value, and the second will be the delay in milliseconds.
Q.delay(obj, 20).then(function (result) {
console.log(result) // logs `obj` after 20ms
})
.fcall()
for delaying a function invocation until the next tick:// Assume someFn() is a synchronous 2 argument function you want to delay.
Q.fcall(someFn, arg1, arg2)
.then(function (result) {
console.log('someFn(' + arg1 + ', ' + arg2 + ') = ' + result)
})
You can also use Q.fcall()
with functions that return promises.
.ncall()
and .nfcall()
for Node.js callbacksQ.nfcall()
can be used to convert node-style callbacks into promises:
Q.nfcall(fs.writeFile, '/tmp/myFile', 'content')
.then(function () {
console.log('File written successfully')
})
.fail(function (err) {
console.log('Failed to write file', err)
})
If your Node-style callback needs a this
context, you can use Q.ncall
:
Q.ncall(redis.del, redis, 'my-key')
.then(function () { return true })
.fail(function () { return false })
.spread()
for arrays of promises()
can be used to convert node-style callbacks into promises:
Q.nfcall(function () {
return ['a', Q.resolve('b')]
})
.spread(function (a, b) {
// ...
})
Questions, comments, bug reports, and pull requests are all welcome. Submit them at the project on GitHub.
Bug reports that include steps-to-reproduce (including code) are the best. Even better, make them in the form of pull requests that update the test suite. Thanks!
Jeremy Stanley supported by The Obvious Corporation.
Copyright 2013 The Obvious Corporation.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
See the top-level file LICENSE.TXT
and
(http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).


Angular1 Star Rating is a >1.5 Angular component written in typescript.
It is based on Css Star Rating,
a fully featured and customizable css only star rating component written in scss.
{{single.showHalfStars}}?


For the fig-swirl: Melt butter voer medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve
all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring
frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool
completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over mediu heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completed
dissolved
and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the ridge and wait until the
fig
mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer
instrutions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts.
Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen miture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware.
Freeze for at elast two hours before serving.
Vanessa Stevenson
Food enthusiast, photography fan. Add a pinch of our foodism, and that is pretty much who I am.


Disclaimer
This website uses data for the purpose of convenience, as there is already a compiled list of birthdays
listed on
kprofiles.com
There was intended to be more disclaimers for the use of pictures, but this project was scrapped and is
used solely for testing.
This project is therefore non-profit and exists solely for the sake of convenience.


Constructor
new ChatServer(config)
Creates a ChatServer by listening on a port for API calls
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
object | Configuration options for the ChatServer |
- Source:
Methods
_initAdminServer(config, cb)
Starts a server listening on an admin port. On success the chatserver is started
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
object | |
cb |
function | Callback to start chatserver |
- Source:
_initChatServer(config)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
object |
- Source:
close(cb)
Closes the http server
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
cb |
function | Callback function |
- Source:
closeRoom(name) → {int}
Closes a chatroom
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
string |
- Source:
Returns:
status code. 200 if room is closed, 202 if pending closure
- Type
- int
(async) createRoom(name) → {object}
Creates or returns the named room
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
string | Room to create. |
- Source:
Returns:
port, message - port -1 if busy processing (try again),
port 0 if can't create a room, or
actual port # if room already exists
or port of newly created room
- Type
- object
getAcceptingConnections() → {boolean}
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- boolean
getAdminApp() → {object}
- Source:
Returns:
The express admin app object (for testing)
- Type
- object
getApp() → {object}
- Source:
Returns:
The express app object (for testing)
- Type
- object
getCpus() → {int}
- Source:
Returns:
Number of cpu cores
- Type
- int
getNumRooms() → {int}
- Source:
Returns:
Number of rooms created
- Type
- int
getRooms() → {Array}
- Source:
Returns:
List of room names
- Type
- Array
getUpTime() → {String}
- Source:
Returns:
The up time of the server
- Type
- String
(async) register()
Register or send a heartbeat update to the loadbalancers
- Source:


The best sniper games you can play right now
by Lauren AitkenThere’s seldom a shot that’s as satisfying as a headshot from a sniper rifle, though it’s rare to find a game that pulls off the mechanic well.
Sniper rifles are often much slower to reload and set up, and while they can inflict massive damage, they aren’t the usual go-to weapon in a PvP match.
First off, we’re going to look at some of the best sniper games of the last decade, so we’ll pick one from the likes of the Sniper Elite franchise rather than list them all. We’ll also look at FPS and other shooters that had excellent sniper rifles and sniper missions, so you can keep your snarky “but it’s not a true sniper game!” comments to yourself.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the best sniper games out there across all platforms.
Best sniper games
Sniper Elite 4
As we said earlier, we’re only going to pick one game out of each franchise, so we’ve gone with Sniper Elite 4. Shooting Nazis is always a fun pastime, and Sniper Elite 4’s stealth elements make it even more exciting.
Sniper Elite 4’s maps are the largest by far and give the franchise more of an open-world feel. It’s just that much more satisfying to watch a bullet travel such a distance and land right between the eyes of an enemy.
The X-ray kill cams were further developed to show damage from the likes of melee weapons, adding another level of glorious gore. It also came with an impressive multiplayer mode and a pretty fun infiltration-based DLC, Deathstorm.
Each mission can be replayed, allowing you to improve your sharpshooter skills as you go. If you enjoy watching skulls get turned into mush, then Sniper Elite 4 is right up your street.
Insurgency: Sandstorm
Insurgency: Sandstorm is the perfect FPS for those of you who love some close-quarters combat coupled with meticulously planned sniper’s nests. Alongside a decent campaign, Insurgency: Sandstorm’s multiplayer boasts one of the best FPS experiences available on PC, and it’ll soon be coming to PS4 and Xbox One.
Your role as a sniper is to pick off enemies near and far, as well as keeping an eye on any enemies attempting to flank you.
The multiplayer experience is less hectic than that found in the likes of Destiny 2 or PUBG, so if you like taking a measured and methodical approach to sniping, then it’s definitely one to watch.
Arma 3
If you’re looking for a sniper experience as close to real as it gets, then you need to check out Arma 3. You’ll need a rangefinder, zero in using your scope and regulate your breathing for each shot, as opposed to just having a quick glance and firing at will.
With every shot – whether it’s a hit or miss – you’re at high risk of giving away your position in Arma 3, which can have dire consequences for your allies. One thing that makes it a little easier is that Arma 3 has a co-op sniping mode that lets you employ a friend to find new targets and help you plan appropriately.
Arma 3 is still regularly updated with new expansions, so even if you’ve never played it before, it’s worth jumping in if you enjoy a real challenge.
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Esports giant CS: GO still offers a brilliant FPS experience that doesn’t seem to go out of style. The AWP sniper rifle offers one of the most satisfying shot sounds around and you can net a kill with a chest shot – what’s not to like?
CS: GO has been around for what feels like forever and there some super skilled players out there, so it’s a good idea to jump into practice mode first to get used to the mechanics. There’s no fancy stuff to learn, you just need to build up that muscle memory and git gud.
It’s still one of the most played games on Steam right now and there’s no sign of it slowing down, ever.
Now that we’ve looked at the best sniping games, let’s take a look at some games with the most impressive sniper rifles and sniper missions.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds
It wouldn’t be a shooty list without some PUBG love, so here it is. PUBG’s sniper rifles inflict massive damage on your opponents, but you’ll still need to consider things like bullet drop, trajectory and travel time when lining up a shot.
You’ll need to think fast on your feet as you’re in an all-encompassing battle royale, but PUBG offers up a wealth of vantage points. From rooftops to lying low in the long grass, you’ll easily be able to snipe off your opponents and be back in time for that chicken dinner.
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands
It was a toss-up between Ghost Recon: Future Soldier and Wildlands, and we went with the latter as it’s more recent. Tom Clancy games such as The Division 2 and Rainbow Six offer brilliant FPS experiences, but the Ghost Recon titles have much more satisfying sniper rifles.
The MSR is a powerful beast, with accuracy, range and penetration stats at a near-max level. Once you find it in the Choza Padre Mine, it’s yours forever and you can kit it out with different scopes.
There are 11 sniper rifles to find in Wildlands, though other titles boast a similar amount. The Division 2’s Nemesis sniper rifle is arguably the best weapon in the game, and definitely worth the effort of finding.
 While it’s not the most sophisticated sniper mechanic, the stealth and high-pressure aspects of each Hitman mission make lining up a shot quite an exciting event.
As is the norm in Hitman, if you miss your target, your position will inevitably be compromised and you’ll be forced to use an elaborate alternative means. If you take the time to set up properly, watch your target for a while and strike when the time is right, however, it’s a true chef’s kiss moment.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered
While there are decent sniper rifles across the entire franchise, fans of Call of Duty will recall the All Ghillied Up and One Shot, One Kill sniper missions.
You’re on the hunt for a Russian arms dealer through Chernobyl, armed with your sniper rifle and muscle memory. Timing is everything and one bad shot will ruin your mission, as is glaringly obvious in the rOne Shot mission.
The Remaster captures the excitement and anxiety of the original missions well and they remain two of the best sniper-lead missions in gaming. If you can think of a better mission, leave a comment down below and we’ll consider removing this claim.
Battlefield 5
Again, we’ve picked on title out of the Battlefield franchise to focus on and we’ve gone with Battlefield 5. There are loads of vantage points in both the main campaign and multiplayer modes in Battlefield 5 that are ripe for sniping, as well as access to some of the best sniper rifles in any game.
Battlefield 5 introduced the franchises new battle royale mode, Firestorm, where sniper rifles are deadly in the right hands. It would be easy to scream “Cheater!” down the mic when you get taken out by a sniper, but the aiming and bullet trajectory mechanics are just that good.
A man’s only as good as the tools he’s using, however, and it’s all about practice a la CS: GO to master using sniper rifles in a battle royale. Plus, you can snipe as a woman this time, and we all know the best sniper in WW2 was a woman, so…
Apex Legends/ Titanfall 2
The Kraber-AP .50 CAL from Titanfall 2 and Apex Legends is an absolute beast. Combined with the right scope and stabiliser, there’s nowhere you can hide from the mighty Kraber.
While it’s quite bulky and has a slow reload, the Kraber will one-shot you no problem. Even corners aren’t an issue for it; watch out for that ricochet, friend.
It’s not readily available in either title – you can only find it in Supply Drops in Apex Legends – but it can make a real difference if you’re in the right vantage point in the closing rounds of a match.
Borderlands 2
While Borderlands 3 has impressive snipers like Dastardly Headsplosion, it’s time to appreciate the Zer0 sniper class in Borderlands 2. There are obviously far too many sniper rifles to choose from – it’s a loot shoot extraordinaire of a game, after all. However, it’s worth completing quests to get the likes of the Amigos Sincero Legendary sniper rifle, as it’ll inflict some series damage to your foes.
Whether you’re playing the main campaign or slaughtering opponents in multiplayer co-op, having a decent sniper build is always worthwhile. If you play as Zer0 class, you can eventually unlock the Critical Ascensi0n skill which grants a buff upon getting a Critical Hit with a sniper rifle, granting addition crit damage. It can stack up to 999 damage, making you a formidable opponent in any game.
Borderlands 3 comes to PC, PS4 and Xbox One on September 13.
If you think we’ve missed any good sniper games, leave a comment and we’ll consider adding it in.
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這是改寫自自mimno/jsLDA(A Live Demo)的中文版線上LDA，你可以點選這裡觀看如何準備你的測試資料。
Iterations: 0
Train with 12 topics
- Topic Documents
- Topic Correlations
- Time Series
- Downloads
- Vocabulary
Documents are sorted by their proportion of the currently selected topic, biased to prefer longer documents.
Words occurring in only one topic have specificity 1.0, words evenly distributed among all topics have specificity 0.0.
| Word | Frequency | Topic Specificity | Stoplist |
|---|
Documents are grouped by their "date" field (the second column in the input file). These plots show the average document proportion of each topic at each date value. Date values are not parsed, but simply sorted in the order they appear in the input file.
Topics that occur together more than expected are blue, topics that occur together less than expected are red.
Each file is in comma-separated format.


WebDrawQuiz is a flexible platform for party games where answers are submitted as drawings.
The core of the game is facilitated using a WebSocket API, with auth tokens provided by a basic HTTP API. The game has been designed with both desktop computers and mobile devices in mind. It features a clean, no-frills design that is both functional and visually appealing.
For me, it was a great exercise in creating a standalone web service and resolving the challenges involved in coordinating data between the clients and the server's memory and long term storage.


About¶
Shwirl is a custom standalone Python program to visualise spectral data cubes with ray-tracing volume rendering. The program has been developed to investigate transfer functions and graphics shaders as enablers for scientific visualisation of astronomical data. Details about transfer functions and shaders developed and implemented in shwirl can be found in a full length article by Vohl, Fluke, Barnes & Hassan (2017).
A transfer function is an arbitrary function that combines volumetric elements (or voxels) to set the colour, intensity, or transparency level of each pixel in the final image. A graphics shader is an algorithmic kernel used to compute several properties of the final image such as colour, depth, and/or transparency. Shaders are particularly suited to computing transfer functions, and are an integral part of the graphics pipeline on Graphics Processing Units.
The code is available at https://github.com/macrocosme/shwirl. The program is built on top of Astropy to handle FITS files and World Coordinate System, Qt (and PyQt) for the user interface, and VisPy, an object-oriented Python visualisation library binding onto OpenGL. We implemented the algorithms in the fragment shader using the GLSL language.
The software has been used on Linux, Mac, and Windows machines, including remote desktop on cloud computing infrastructure.
GPUs¶
Up to now, we have tested the code on NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN X, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M, and NVIDIA GRID K1. Rendering speed will vary depending on your hardware.
Issues, requests and general inquiries¶
Please send issues, feature requests and/or general inquiries to Dany Vohl via http://macrocosme.github.io/#contact. You can also simply open a new issue on github directly.
Want to contribute?¶
As mentioned above, shwirl is not intended to be a finished product yet. If you would like to contribute, GitHub pull requests are welcomed.


Before Change
(backends.ChainerBackend(), layers.ChainerTranspose),
(backends.MXNetNdarrayBackend(), layers.GluonTranspose),
]
patterns = [
("b c h w -> b (c h w)", dict(b=10), (10, 20 * 30 * 40)),
("b c (h1 h2) (w1 w2) -> b (c h2 w2) h1 w1", dict(h1=15, h2=2, w2=2), (10, 20 * 2 * 2, 15, 20)),
]
for backend, TransposeLayer in backend_pairs:
for pattern, axes_lengths, result_shape in patterns:
x = numpy.arange(10 * 20 * 30 * 40, dtype="float32").reshape([10, 20, 30, 40])
After Change
assert numpy.allclose(result1, result2)
if TransposeLayer == layers.TorchTranspose:
layer3 = deepcopy(layer2)
elif TransposeLayer == layers.ChainerTranspose:
layer3 = deepcopy(layer2)
elif TransposeLayer == layers.GluonTranspose:
// hybridization doesn"t work
// layer3 = layer2.hybridize()
layer3 = deepcopy(layer2)


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 It decreases child survival and impairs growth and development. Iodine deficiency during pregnancy causes abortions, still births and congenital defects. Even mild iodine deficiency may affect intellectual development.
Lack of iodine in food and goitrogens are some causes for iodine deficiency. Goiter or the enlarged thyroid gland is the most visible clinical sign of iodine deficiency.
The universal salt iodization programme was introduced and successfully implemented in the early 1990’s to control iodine deficiency in Sri Lanka. The last National IDD survey conducted in 2005 identified iodine deficiency a s a significant public health problem in only three provinces (western, central and Uva) in the island.
IDD was not a big problem in other areas. In fact, among children in the Northern and North central provinces, excess iodine had been found in urine samples.
Iodized salt and other iodine-rich food are the most effective solution for iodine deficiency.


%include templates/parts/head.html
%include templates/parts/navBar.htmlFeb 3rd, 2016
Students did well on this exam. I wrote it to be a litmus test of whether or not you know the concepts that we have covered so far in class. Overall this looks healthy.
Sometimes we make mistakes grading. If you notice something wrong with your midterm, we can regrade it. However you must follow these instructions:
The deadline to submit a regrade request is Feb 24th
The CS106B Midterm is Tuesday Feb 9th from 7pm to 9pm. If you have unavoidable conflicts with this time, please email Megan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>by Thursday, February 4th at 12pm. You should explain the reason for your conflict and include all times that you're available to take the exam on Tuesday, Feb 9th and Wednesday, Feb 10th. If you require OAE accommodations, you should also email Megan by Thursday at 12pm with your availability and the accommodations you require. If you haven't already sent her your OAE documentation, please attach that to the email.
The exam is split into three locations. The location of your exam is based on your last name:
The exam is open book, open notes, closed computer.
The midterm covers the material presented in class through the lecture on Monday, February 1. Specifically you will be responsible for:
The bulk of the midterm will be build on the concepts you covered in the assignments you have completed up to this point in the course (Life, Serpinski and MetaAcademy).
There will be four or five questions on the exam. The first question will ask you to trace a mystery function and determine runtime Big-O. You will only be responsible for determining Big-O of iterative functions, not recursive ones. We will ask you to read or implement tasks that use collections. We will ask you to read or implement tasks that require recursion (and most likely recursive exploration).
Things that will not be on the midterm (you may see them on previous practice exams): structs, pointers, defining classes or linked lists.
We put together handouts on the topics which we will expect you to know:
Exams are exciting, and a good chance to learn. Sometimes they can feel competitive. Remember though that in the long term you aren't competing against the other people in the classroom. In fact they will probably be your team mates in the post Stanford world. The only race is with yourself. We don't curve the exam. If everyone does a great job of demonstrating that they understand the material, everyone will get a better grade.
Here is a printable handout with a complete list of all CS106B library functions you may find useful on the exam and a handout on exam strategies:
I will post two practice exams of problems that I think are representative of the ones I have written for Tuesday's exam. The solution to the first practice exam and the second practice exam will be posted on Sunday!
In addition you can also take these exams from previous quarters. My exam format is most similar to Keith and Jerry. Importantly our exam is a week earlier than Marty's and does not cover linked lists.


BLAZE STATS
Over 500 Scottish homes ravaged by fire during 2018 Christmas period as SFRS warns of danger of cooking while drunk
by Ewan MowatMORE than 500 Scottish homes were ravaged and four people killed by fire during the festive season last year.
The worrying statistics were released today by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service as they launched their winter safety campaign.
Blaze bosses have also commissioned a nationwide TV advert highlighting the dangers of cooking while drunk.
The Christmas period is usually one of the busiest times of year for the SFRS.
The rise in incidents is often caused by an increase in use of heating, candles and electrical appliances - and can be linked to higher alcohol consumption.
A total of 509 domestic fires were recorded in Scotland between December 10 2018 and January 14 2019 - with 91 people injured in the blazes while four people died.
More than 40 per cent of the casualties were aged 60 or over.
Glasgow was the worst hit area with 93 domestic blazes - more than double that of Edinburgh, which is next on the list with 39.
Assistant Chief Officer Ross Haggart, SFRS Director of Prevention and Protection, said: “Ultimately, we want people to remember the festive period for all the right reasons.
“When our firefighters have to attend a fire in someone’s house at Christmas time, and we enter a house which is burning but full of Christmas presents and decorations – it’s heartbreaking.
“But unfortunately, the festive period sees potentially deadly combinations come together – increased use of electricity, drinking alcohol and cooking, decorations being put up near heat sources.
“It’s all too easy to think that it will never happen to you - but it can.
SCOTTISH HOUSE FIRES - CHRISTMAS 2018
Glasgow - 93
Edinburgh - 39
Angus, Dundee and Perth & Kinross - 38
East Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and Renfrewshire - 38
Stirling, Clackmannanshire and Fife - 36
Argyll & Bute, East Dunbartonshire and West Dunbartonshire - 33
North Lanarkshire - 33
Aberdeen - 30
Falkirk and West Lothian - 30
Aberdeenshire and Moray - 28
South Lanarkshire - 26
Ayrshire - 25
East Lothian, Midlothian and Borders - 24
Highlands - 20
Dumfries & Galloway - 11
Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland - 5
“That’s why we are appealing to communities across Scotland – don’t let Christmas end, or your New Year start, with tragedy.”
Cooking is still the main cause of house fires in Scotland - and it can become more dangerous when twinned with boozing.
ACO Haggart said: “When it comes to celebrating and marking the occasion – please do not drink, then attempt to cook.
“Cooking remains the number one cause of house fires in Scotland and often alcohol is a contributing factor, especially during this period.
“Consider making something beforehand and have it prepared, or wait until you are no longer affected by alcohol.”
Community Safety Minister Ash Denham said: “While we want people to be able to celebrate and relax over the festive period, it is extremely important that they also keep themselves and others safe.
"For that reason I’d urge people to follow the advice of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and act responsibly.”
If you, or someone you know, is vulnerable or may be at risk from fire please get in touch and arrange a free home fire safety visit with local firefighters by calling 0800 0731 999.
For more advice on how to keep yourself and your home safe from fire during winter visit www.firescotland.gov.uk/winter.


Processing Preferences Dialog
Introduction
The Processing Preferences are provided to PeptideShaker for the creation of your project. They are set
before processing and cannot be changed subsequently. It is thus important to carefully inspect these before creating
the project.
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Processing Parameters
The processing parameters comprise PSM, peptide and protein level convenience FDR threshold which are used for
an initial validation of the matches. The validation of the matches can be changed once the project is created in the
Validation tab without having to recreate a project.
For more help on validation of matches see Chapter 1.5 in our tutorial.
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PTM Scoring
The distinction of PTM sites is crucial for the distinction of peptides and scoring of proteins. PeptideShaker
combines two scores to infer the confidence of a PTM localization: the D-score
and a probabilistic score. For more information on PTM site scoring, we recommend this review form Chalkley and Clauser.
In this dialog, you can tune the settings regarding PTM scoring. Note that since these will have strong impact on peptide inference and protein scoring,
these settings cannot be changed after the project has been created.
You can choose to (i) turn off the probabilistic score, the import will be faster but the data of lower quality; (ii) select the score of your choice; (iii)
select whether the score shall account for peaks with neutral losses; (iv) use an automatic threshold; and (v) use a manual threshold.
Probabilistic algorithms rely on the model that an ion is present or not in the spectrum. They are generally confused when a peak can match two different
ions. This is notably the case when working with neutral losses. Thus, it is recommended to disable the use of neutral losses in order to reduce the
search space.
When using an automatic threshold, PeptideShaker will use both scores to validate only the most confident ones, typically reaching < 1% FLR. You
can also set a manual threshold.
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Fractions (beta)
Set the protein confidence level required before a protein is included in the Fractions molecular weight plot.
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0.1.0
lazy styleguide
test/fixtures/_imported.scss
test/fixtures/compile.scss
Your standard form button.
:hover
is-hover
Highlights when hovering.
:disabled
is-disabled
Dims the button when disabled.
.primary
primary
Indicates button is the primary action.
.smaller
smaller
A smaller button
<button>This is a button</button>


Copyright © algby 2013. All rights reserved.
The content is copyrighted to Simon Bhattacharya and may not be reproduced on other websites.
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I love making things. To do this, I've developed a wide variety of skills- in machining, mechanical design and simulation, electronics, controls, and programming. I'm looking for a position where I can use my skills on a challenging, rewarding project and learn even more.


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Since the turn of the century, PhysioNet has run an annual Challenge in collaboration with Computing in Cardiology. More information on these challenges can be found here. The following is a list of past Challenges, with links to descriptions of the Challenge, associated open access data, open source code and resultant publications:
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VIPER is based on ROS, therefore it has ROS API that is described by various input and output topics.
Note
All topics are provided without a namespace. When you are using your VIPER, please take its namespace into account.
VIPER architecture
The following topics are available on every VIPER.
No external topics are required.
No services are available for the user.
Internal VIPER transforms, that describe the geometry of our stereo camera.
cvm_ground_link
link is used to describe the ground when it is different from VIPER’s center. When this link is configured and set as a target frame for the Obstacle Detector App, the application detects obstacles that are parallel to the ground.
Transform from a robot to the camera base is necessary when VIPER is used together with a robot. It is configurable via cvm_description dynamic parameters.
FollowMe is a VIPER application that tracks bounding box of the given human between frames and provides distance to the target.
If subscribed to, FollowMe status will be published continually. The following are possible:
left/image_rect
,
if FollowMe is enabled.true
is published to this topic, FollowMe will be enabled, otherwise it will be disabled.follow_me/bounding_boxes
. If FollowMe is enabled,
the app will start tracking the selected human.FollowAruco is a VIPER application that tracks Aruco markers and provides distance to the target with a selected ID.
If subscribed to, FollowAruco status will be published continually. The following are possible:
true
is published to this topic, FollowAruco will be enabled, otherwise it will be disabled.Obstacle Detector is a VIPER application that imitates laser scan by processing point cloud produced by the camera. Output can be used as an input for a robot path planner.


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Source Code available on Github
Use ◄ / ► to begin Slideshow
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Written in `pre` tag
Press `f` to toggle fullscreen
Slide Number is maintained in the URL.
So, it loads from the current slide if Page is Refreshed rather than starting from the beginning.
Markup is very simple.
Load in the `CSS` & `JS` file.
Add a `div` with an `id` of `slides`
which is a container & its children are the actual slides
which are `div`
with a class of `slide` which has a heading for the `Title` & a paragraph for the `Description`.

Heading 1

Description 1

Heading N..

Description N..

Variety of Themes to use.
Some of the Themes are given below.
You can even make your own theme
by changing just 10 lines of code.
How to Customize your own Theme or to Create a new Theme is given on the Official Website.
Head over to the Official Website.
Create an awesome slideshow now !!
Hopefully you won't require PowerPoint Now :>
Thanks for watching :)


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Welcome to the RevHttpWs PubSubHubbub + WebNotifications demo!
Feed notifications from a server running in this web page will show up as WebNotifications. See the console output for debug information.
To start the demo and make notifications work you must click this link and allow access
After allowing access, click the button below to create new ATOM feed entries, publish them using PSHB, receive them from PSHB, and display here again in a WebNotification.
In case WebNotifications are not enabled or not supported, PSHB notifications will show up here:
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