PhD in Physics from University of Cambridge with expertise in functional materials over 8 years
PhD in Machine Learning from University College London with experience in software development
PhD in Machine Learning from University College London with expertise in statistics
Web Developer
UNESCO AI Chair, Professor and Director of the Centre for Computational Statistics and Machine Learning at UCL
Lecturer in the Department of Materials at Imperial College and Research Fellow at University of Cambridge
Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Imperial College London


Package com.opengamma.strata.collect.io
Provides utilities for the management of input and output.
In general, the facilities of Guava should be used.
In particular, see Files
,
ByteStreams
and
CharStreams
.
This package adds specific extensions to handle resources and specific file formats.
-
Class Summary Class Description ArrayByteSource A byte source implementation that explicitly wraps a byte array.AsciiTable An ASCII table generator.BeanByteSource A byte source implementation that is also a Joda-Bean.BeanCharSource A char source implementation that is also a Joda-Bean.CharSources Helper that allowsCharSource
objects to be created.CsvFile A CSV file.CsvIterator Iterator over the rows of a CSV file.CsvOutput Outputs a CSV formatted file.CsvRow A row in a CSV file.FileByteSource A byte source implementation that obtains data from a file.IniFile An INI file.IniFileOutput Outputs an INI formatted file.PropertiesFile A properties file.PropertySet A map of key-value properties.ResourceConfig Provides access to configuration files.ResourceLocator A locator for a resource, specified as a file, URL, path or classpath resource.SafeFiles Provides methods to operate on files usingPath
that avoid leaking file handles.SerializedValue A serialized value.StringCharSource A char source implementation that explicitly wraps aString
.UnicodeBom Utilities that allow code to use the Unicode Byte Order Mark.UriByteSource A byte source implementation that obtains data from a URI.XmlElement A single element in the tree structure of XML.XmlFile An XML file.ZipUtils Utility class to simplify accessing and creating zip files, and other packed formats. -
Enum Summary Enum Description AsciiTableAlignment Alignment of the data within an ASCII table.ByteSourceCodec Encodes and decodes common data formats.


Luke Combs nominated for three 2019 CMA Awards
by OTRCLOS ANGELES -- Luke Combs is nominated for three Country Music Association Awards this year, including: male vocalist of the year, song of the year and musical event of the year.
The country artist shares how special it was to learn of his nominations. "Any time you get recognized by your peers is pretty awesome," Combs says.
Although Combs has won a CMA Award in 2018 for new artist of the year, he was still surprised and honored by his nominations this year.
The artist also gave some insights on the meaning behind his smash hit "Beautiful Crazy," which is nominated for song of the year. The song includes romantic verses like, "Well it kind of scares me the way that she drives me wild," and, "Beautiful, crazy, she can't help but amaze me."
Combs was inspired by a poem his friend sent him shortly after he met his fiancée, Nicole Hocking.
"I was really worried that she would think that I was weird for writing a song about her...before we were even dating, but it worked out," the artist admits.
Not only is Combs nominated for several awards, but he will be performing "Beer Never Broke My Heart" at the CMA Awards. The single is from his second studio album, "What You See Is What You Get," released in November 2019.

For more interviews with the nominees and presenters, viewers can stream "On The Red Carpet at the CMA Awards" beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET | 3:30 p.m. PT at OnTheRedCarpet.com.
Live coverage airs on ABC at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT | 6:30 p.m. CT.
The 2019 CMA Awards will air Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. ET/PT | 7 p.m. CT on ABC.


Responsive lettering: scalable, interpolating vector shapes that can make themselves fit in a range of rectangles. More examples here.
Ideas and code very much in debt to Jeremie Hornus, Nina Stössinger, Andrew Johnson, Onur Yazıcıgil, and Nick Sherman. Find all the code on Github.. Introduction here
Depends on Snap.svg and jQuery. November 2015.


Rescuer Says One Sailor Still Missing After Deadly Blast on Board Russian Oil Tanker
VLADIVOSTOK (Sputnik) – The search for the sailor who went missing after the explosion on board the Russian Zaliv Amerika oil tanker continues, a spokesperson of the Nakhodka Port rescue unit said.
"The rescue operation was resumed at 8.50 local time (01.50 Moscow time) [22:50 GMT on Sunday]; at 9.10 (02.10 Moscow time) [the search and rescue group] arrived in the fourth anchorage area", the spokesperson said in the early hours of Monday.
On Saturday, Russian maritime and river transportation authorities stated that two people were dead and one person was missing after an explosion on board the Zaliv Amerika oil tanker in Russia's Far Eastern Nakhodka Bay.
An investigation is underway into the causes of the explosion and several ships are currently participating in the search for the missing sailor.
Nayada, the company that owns the Zaliv Amerika oil tanker, has announced that the families of the sailors killed in the blast will receive 1 million rubles (over $15,760) and the shipowner will cover all the burial costs.


The simple diode is an electrical one port, where a heat port is added, which is defined in the Modelica.Thermal library. It consists of the diode itself and an parallel ohmic resistance R. The diode formula is:
v/vt_t i = ids ( e - 1).where vt_t depends on the temperature of the heat port:
vt_t = k*temp/q
If the exponent v/vt_t reaches the limit
maxex, the diode characteristic is linearly continued to
avoid overflow.
The thermal power is calculated by i*v.


@cmheisel / PyATL March 2017
URLS = [
"http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com",
"http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com",
"http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com",
"http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com",
"http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com",
]
def get_url(url):
print("GET {}".format(url))
requests.get(url)
print("\tDONE GET {}".format(url))
def main():
print("Sequential ====================")
start = timer()
for url in URLS:
get_url(url)
end = timer()
duration = (end - start)
print("DONE in {} seconds".format(duration))
Sequential ====================
GET http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE in 23.727349369000876 seconds
We're gonna talk about...
With threads!
def main():
print("Threaded ====================")
start = timer()
for url in URLS:
t = threading.Thread(
name="get_url - {}".format(url),
target=get_url,
args=(url, )
)
t.start()
end = timer()
duration = (end - start)
print("DONE in {} seconds".format(duration))
Threaded naive ====================
GET http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE in 0.001873285997135099 seconds
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com
def main():
print("Threaded ====================")
start = timer()
for url in URLS:
t = threading.Thread(
name="get_url - {}".format(url),
target=get_url,
args=(url, )
)
t.start()
# Ooops, we just go into this next code block
# without waiting for all those threads to stop
end = timer()
duration = (end - start)
print("DONE in {} seconds".format(duration))
def main():
print("Threaded ====================")
start = timer()
my_threads = []
for url in URLS:
t = threading.Thread(
name="get_url - {}".format(url),
target=get_url,
args=(url, )
)
t.start()
my_threads.append(t)
for t in my_threads:
t.join()
end = timer()
duration = (end - start)
print("DONE in {} seconds".format(duration))
Threaded ====================
GET http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE in 8.352946228995279 seconds
async def main(loop):
print("Async ====================")
start = timer()
futures = []
for url in URLS:
future = loop.run_in_executor(None, get_url, url)
futures.append(future)
for response in await asyncio.gather(*futures):
pass
end = timer()
duration = (end - start)
print("DONE in {} seconds".format(duration))
if __name__ == "__main__":
event_loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
try:
event_loop.run_until_complete(main(event_loop))
finally:
event_loop.close()
Async ====================
GET http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com
GET http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/3/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/5/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/4/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/2/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE GET http://slowyourload.net/1/https://chrisheisel.com
DONE in 8.631839034002041 seconds


| 034:009 Khan | : |
See they not what is before them and what is behind them, of the heaven and the earth? If We will, We shall sink the earth with them, or cause a piece of the heaven to fall upon them. Verily, in this is a sign for every faithful believer that [believes in the Oneness of Allah], and turns to Allah (in all affairs with humility and in repentance). |
| 034:009 Maulana | : |
See they not what is before them and what is behind them of the heaven and the earth? If We please, We can make them low in the land or bring down upon them a portion of heaven. Surely there is a sign in this for every servant turning (to Allah). |
| 034:009 Pickthal | : |
Have they not observed what is before them and what is behind them of the sky and the earth? If We will, We can make the earth swallow them, or cause obliteration from the sky to fall on them. Lo! herein surely is a portent for every slave who turneth (to Allah) repentant. |
| 034:009 Rashad | : |
Have they not seen all the things in front of them and behind them, in the heaven and the earth? If we willed, we could have caused the earth to swallow them, or caused masses to fall on them from the sky. This should be a sufficient proof for every obedient servant. |
| 034:009 Sarwar | : |
Have they not seen the heavens and the earth in front and behind them. Had We wanted, We could have caused the earth to swallow them up or made a part of the sky fall upon them. In this there is evidence (of the truth) for every repenting person. |
| 034:009 Shakir | : |
Do they not then consider what is before them and what is behind them of the heaven and the earth? If We please We will make them disappear in the land or bring down upon them a portion from the heaven; most surely there is a sign in this for every servant turning (to Allah). |
| 034:009 Sherali | : |
Do they not see how they are encompassed by that which is before them and that which is behind them of the heaven and the earth? If WE please, WE could cause the earth to sink with them, or cause pieces of the sky to fall upon them. In that verily is a Sign for every repentant servant of ALLAH. |
| 034:009 Yusufali | : |
See they not what is before them and behind them, of the sky and the earth? If We wished, We could cause the earth to swallow them up, or cause a piece of the sky to fall upon them. Verily in this is a Sign for every devotee that turns to Allah (in repentance). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > إنذار من لا يعترف بتوحيد الله تعالي بالانتقام Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah>A Warning to all who do not Acknowledge his Glory Oneness that He'll take Retribution from them أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > مشيئته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الملحدون المنكرون ليوم البعث Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Apostates Who Denies the Resurrection العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الإشارة إلى طبقات الأرض Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Indication to the Earth Strata
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


cheat sheet¶
Clean up of containers¶
remove all exited containers (should be run on each node):
docker rm $(docker ps -q -f status=exited)
attach bash to a running container:
sudo docker exec -i -t containername /bin/bash
Dos and donts¶
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1832873-a-list-of-don-ts-for-docker-containers
- Don’t store data in containers
- Don’t ship your application in two pieces
- Don’t create large images
- Don’t use a single layer image
- Don’t create images from running containers
- Don’t use only the “latest” tag
- Don’t run more than one process in a single container
- Don’t store credentials in the image.


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Twitter's Heartstrings Pulled as Mauricio Pochettino Writes Goodbye Message to Spurs Players
by Ross KennerleyFootball is a cruel industry; in more ways than one.
We laugh, we cheer, we cry, we sulk, we complain.
Emotions run high almost every week, but sometimes it is matters off the pitch that can have the most profound effect.
When Mauricio Pochettino was relieved of his Tottenham duties, along with all his staff, on Tuesday evening, it is fair to say few saw it coming. Well, at least not at that time and in the manner it did, anyway.
Arguably one of football's 'nice guys', the always smiling, cheerful demeanour he exuded was one that brought warmth and joy to Spurs fans. Something that was made clear when the outpouring of disappointment at the announcement came about despite the club having a mostly miserable 2019 league campaign.
His replacement Jose Mourinho was brought in with remarkable efficiency (within 12 hours), as the footballing world turned their attentions towards what is next in store for the Premier League side, as opposed to what has been.

He couldn't do that? Could he? And especially not with accompanying images?
Oh yes, he could.
The assistant coach posted a photo of the Pochettino, still in full Spurs gear, essentially signing off from north London with a message that read: "Big thanks to you all! We can't say goodbye... you will always be in our hearts."
Stop it. Just. Stop it.
The fact that Pochettino was still in his Tottenham attire suggests it was mere moments after the news was broken to him and his staff, while the vast majority of his players were away on international duty.
While Pochettino's five-year spell with the Premier League side yielded no trophies, endless goodwill messages emphasised the fine work he had done to turn the club into a formidable top-flight force.
The tears were flowing, the memes were popping off left, right and centre, and Twitter simply couldn't keep its emotions in check.
While the 47-year-old and his staff's sacking has divided opinion, certain people have questioned the board for their involvement.
Having gone 18 months without signing any players during his reign, Daniel Levy's name cropped up under the list of reasons why his decision was an unjust one.
Some fans of the other north London team poked their heads up from behind their similarly dreadful season to have a say in matters.
Talk about desperation. Or perhaps, it is just because Unai Emery isn't that good?
While the less cynical, black-hearted and cold of us gazed at Perez' tweet with sadness and eyes slowly watering, there were, ermm, others who didn't quite think the same.
Not at all, in fact.
Let's leave it on a happier note, shall we?
Oh for crying out loud..


New Modification
Type
The type of ptm has to be specified according to OMSSA standards:
0. modaa -- modification at particular amino acids
1. modn -- at the N terminus of a protein
2. modnaa -- at the N terminus of a protein at particular amino acids
3. modc -- at the C terminus of a protein
4. modcaa -- at the C terminus of a protein at particular amino acids
5. modnp -- at the N terminus of a peptide
6. modnpaa -- at the N terminus of a peptide at particular amino acids
7. modcp -- at the C terminus of a peptide
8. modcpaa -- at the C terminus of a peptide at particular amino acids
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Name
The name of the ptm should be unique and not contain '_'.
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Mass
Please type here the monoisotopic mass of the modification. Average mass is currently not supported. If needed, please contact the developers.
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Residues
For some types of modification, it is necessary to specify the amino acids concerned by the modification. Please type the single letter coded amino-acids separated by a comma (for example: "S, T, Y").
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it takes mainly a data
(datasource) and a title
as input and displays the options in cards.
If you want to :
- Match a datasource column with one of your template data, you should provide columnsMatcher
input.
- Change the abbreviation length of the options' title, you should modify the abbreviationLength
input.
| Property | Type | Default Value | Description |
| title | string | Title | the menu's title |
| data | any[] | An array of any data | |
| property | string | A string representing the correspondance between a data column and the component's template data | |
| abbreviationLength | number | 1 | The number of initials you want to extract from the title |
| Property | Type | Default Value | Description |
| itemClick | EventEmitter<any> | Click Event |


ODD, an acronym for One Document Does-it-all, is a part of the TEI standard, and is also used to define TEI itself.
ODD uses a set of special elements in the TEI namespace to describe XML-based data formats. Besides core TEI, it is used for TEI-based formats like EpiDoc, but also for technically independent formats like MEI. In 2016, the TEI came up with a version of ODD called Pure ODD. As of Summer 2020, MEI however continues to use the older flavor of ODD, as the new version brings no pertinent benefits for MEI, but would result in significant maintenance work for various MEI-related tools and workflows.
The main difference to Pure ODD is that the older version used by MEI uses elements from the RelaxNG namespace. Eventually, ODD files are usually compiled to a RelaxNG (or XSD) schema anyway, as there is literally no software support for direct validation against ODD. However, this recourse to RelaxNG within ODD adds an additional dependency into the TEI workflow, and thus reduces the technical freedom for defining TEI and / or ODD to some (minor?) degree. As MEI is already defined in a format that is out of (direct) control of the MEI community, and needs to deal with multiple XML namespaces anyway, the argument to have everything defined consistently in Pure ODD is less striking, and accordingly hasn't been followed so far.


Created by Erik Solen / @eriksolen
Show an example of wrapping up d3 code as a jQuery plugin and discuss the technologies involved.
Dig into the d3 code and mess around with different parts of the viz.
Examples for d3 code can be excellent in what they do, but often lack an opinion on how to package the viz for general use.
I'm trying to remove the packaging as a barrier to entry and allow innovation with d3 to be more reusable.
Repo https://github.com/solenoid/d3-plugin-talk
$ cd d3-plugin-talk
$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer
Instructions are in the README.md


oak-block-account --block --account-user=web --account-host=webhost1.comRe-enable the user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to log into MySQL:
oak-block-account --release --account-user=web --account-host=webhost1.comDisable the user 'web' on any host from logging into MySQL:
oak-block-account --block --account-user=webDisable the user 'web' on any host from logging into MySQL, and kill any existing connection for that user:
oak-block-account --block --account-user=web --killSame as above, provide connection parameters, prompt for password:
oak-block-account --user=root --ask-pass --socket=/tmp/mysql.sock -b --account-user=webSame as above, use defaults file:
oak-block-account --defaults-file=/home/myuser/.my-oak.cnf -b --account-user=web
A long time missing functionality from MySQL is the ability to temporarily block connections for specific accounts, without changing their security privileges.
oak-block-account addresses this issue by utilizing the way MySQL passwords are stored. Essentially, to block an account, this tool changes the account's password into a blocked-password value in such way that:
When a "release" action is requested, oak-block-account checks on the current password. If it identifies it as a blocked-password, it re institutes the original password. In both cases the tool utilizes the SET PASSWORD command. The required privilege is an UPDATE on the mysql.user table, usually reserved to the `root` user.
Connections which are open at the time of executing oak-block-account are unaffected.
Either --block, --release or --list must be specified.
Mandatory: the user (login) name to block/release
--account-host=ACCOUNT_HOSTThe account's host. Leave blank to apply for all hosts
--ask-passPrompt for password.
-b, --blockBlock the specified account. If the account is already block nothing will change.
--defaults-file=DEFAULTS_FILERead from MySQL configuration file. Overrides --user, --password, --socket, --port.
Configuration needs to be in the following format:
--blockPrint debug messages
[client]
user=my_user
password=my_pass
socket=/tmp/mysql.sock
port=3306
MySQL host (default: localhost)
-l, --listList accounts and their status (blocked/released).
-k, --kill(With --block) kill any existing connection for the blocked account.
-p PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORDMySQL password
-P PORT, --port=PORTTCP/IP port (default: 3306)
--print-onlyDo not execute. Only print statement
-r, --releaseRelease a blocked account. If the account is not blocked nothing will change.
-S SOCKET, --socket=SOCKETMySQL socket file. Only applies when host is localhost
-u USER, --user=USERMySQL user
-v, --verbosePrint user friendly messages
apt-get install python-mysqldbor
yum install mysql-python
oak-kill-slow-queries
oak-security-audit
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Auschwitz museum hits milestone of 1M social media followers
by EndPlayWARSAW, Poland (AP) - The Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial museum has reached 1 million followers on social media and is hailing that milestone as it works to educate the world about the crimes committed by Nazi forces during World War II.
The memorial is located in southern Poland, which was under German occupation during the war. The state-run institution said the number of followers worldwide that it has on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram combined hit 1 million Monday.
Pawel Sawicki, a museum official who runs the social media accounts, credited celebrities and media figures for helping to spread word about its education mission.
He noted that Mark Hamill, the American actor who played Luke Skywalker in the "Star Wars" films, once tweeted: "It may be difficult, but @AuschwitzMuseum is the most important account I've ever followed."


Design to Web
T3: 3rd Jan 2016
What a responsive site is, and why responsiveness is important
As mentioned in my previous blog, Udacity Reflection Part 2, a responsive site changes its look, layout, and often its functional elements depending on the screen size of the device it is viewed on.
Responsiveness is important due to the increased development and use of new devices that differ much in screen sizes. And also, the practical and economical benefits of having a site that is more functional and fast to use on such devices.
What mobile first design is, and why it's important
It is considered best practice to use mobile first design - to initially design a site using a mobile phone screen size - for the following reasons:
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Constraints of a smaller screen size:
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It's easier to work with more restrictions first and then later have the freedom of more space to fill. Much like moving from a studio apartment to a four bedroom house.
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The sizes of fonts, interactive buttons, etc will usually need to be bigger on a smaller screen to be read/clicked more easily which also takes up more of the already limited space available.
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Speed and functionality:
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By having the mobile screen size as the default setting, the mobile device doesn't need to process all the subsequent changes as the screen size gets bigger, but rather leaves those changes for larger devices that generally have more processing capacity. This allows the pages to load faster.
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Sites that take too long to load are often dismissed in favour of faster loading sites particularly as people are usually out and about when using mobile devices.
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By designing for a smaller screen size first, it often allows for the development of a more efficient hierarchy as the most important/most used elements must take priority in such limited available space.
What frameworks are, and their pros and cons
Frameworks are a package made up of a structure of files and folders of standardized code which can provide a common structure so the code can be re-used.
Framework Pros:
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Fast and convenient as code does not need to be redone from scratch.
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Able to maintain consistent layout, styles, etc across multiple files/pages/sites.
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High functionality is usually built in such as cross-browser settings, print only settings, responsive screen sizes, etc.
Framework Cons:
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As the frameworks act as a default setting, it can be confusing/frustrating trying to work out what to change if something deviates from the framework.
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Frameworks will have a lot of extra code that may not be required for your site which may slow down processing speed.
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Restricted by the frameworks naming conventions so you need to become familiar with it and will make it harder to use your own conventions.

By using a wireframe at the concept stage to show the basic layout of a page without any superfluous distractions, it allows you to sort out the page hierarchy, placement of elements, and communicate these to clients more efficiently. Wireframes can also be used as a template later on when the website is being built.
The wireframes I used for this website are below.
Desktop index page wireframe
Desktop blog page wireframe
Mobile index page wireframe
Mobile blog page wireframe
The aspects of your wireframes you found difficult to implement, and why
I found it difficult to get the correct width for fixed positioned elements such as the header. I ended up using some of the widths in the skeleton file, but if the screen is below 400px or greater than 1600px, the header width no longer works.
Getting images to fill the column width and not go out of the column. Again, I ended up using the skeleton semantics to get the correct class naming.
Making the columns touch in the blog posts. Because the skeleton file had default margins that I needed to overwrite in my css style sheet.
Ensuring that I could name all the elements correctly/well and having the classes wrapping around the correct content so it could be styled correctly was quite fiddly and took a lot of thinking, trial and error to work out.


public class Player
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
canSeeDoorIn(Room.Direction direction)
Returns true if the connecting room in the given direction is not null.
|
Room |
currentRoom()
Returns the current room in which the Player is present
|
java.lang.String |
describeCurrentRoom()
Returns the current room description.
|
void |
dropThing(Thing thing)
Drops a thing to the current room and removing it from Player's inventory.
|
static Player |
getInstance()
Returns the only instance of Player.
|
void |
go(Room.Direction direction)
Moves the player in given direction
|
boolean |
hasAllKeys()
Returns true if Player's inventory contains all the required keys
needed to pick up the Pirate Chest.
|
java.util.List<Thing> |
inventory()
Returns a list of Player's things
|
void |
takeThing(Thing thing)
Takes a thing from a room.
|
java.util.List<Thing> |
thingsInCurrentRoom()
Returns the things in the current room
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a string representation of Player
|
public boolean canSeeDoorIn(Room.Direction direction)
direction
- the direction to look atpublic Room currentRoom()
public java.lang.String describeCurrentRoom()
public void dropThing(Thing thing) throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
thing
- the thing to be droppedjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if thing is not present in inventory or nullpublic static Player getInstance()
public void go(Room.Direction direction) throws IllegalMoveException
direction
- The direction in which to moveIllegalMoveException
- - if there is not Room in the given directionpublic boolean hasAllKeys()
public java.util.List<Thing> inventory()
public void takeThing(Thing thing) throws RuleViolationException
thing
- the thing Player is about to takeRuleViolationException
- if the Thing can't be picked uppublic java.util.List<Thing> thingsInCurrentRoom()
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object


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I'm always interested in connecting and sharing ideas.


| DiscreteWavelets Toolbox |
Thumbnails of included image files
ShowThumbnails()
ShowThumbnails(options)
ShowThumbnails() produces two images.  ImageList('ImageType',value) lets you specify whether you wish to see thumbnails for grayscale images (set value to 'GrayScale')or color images (set value to 'Color').
Here are thumbnail images for all color images included in the DiscreteWavelets toolbox.
ShowThumbnails('ImageType','Color')
ImageList, ImageNames, ImagePlot ImageRead
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What is this website? Who built it?
I hope the "
what" part is pretty self-explanatory. This website holds up to
the minute statistics on all Regional Rail trains that SEPTA is running. This is
accomplished through a
Splunk instance downloading data
from SEPTA's API,
storing the data, and serving up the reports.
The front end consists
of
Slim PHP for request routing,
Bootstrap for the UI,
and
CanvasJS for the graphing.
The back end consists of
Splunk for data storage
and report generation and
Redis for caching
the results of longer running queries. The source code for all of this is
up on GitHub.
As for the "
who", my name is
Douglas Muth.
I am a software egnineer who lives in Ardmore and takes Regional Rail into Center City for work.
How to get in touch with me? Email works pretty well:
doug.muth AT gmail DOT com and
dmuth AT dmuth DOT org both work.
You can also find me on
Twitter
and
Facebook.
Why did you build it?
One particular week, I noticed that the train I took home wasn't just late every day, but
as I would refresh
the status page, it kept getting later and later. As someone who runs a Splunk cluster
professionally, I thought it would be nice if I could get a graph that shows how late that train
is over time, and perhaps see if there is a bottleneck somewhere in SEPTA's system. That prompted
me to build a MVP entirely in Splunk. That leads us to...
What do you want to do with it?
First, I wanted to provide this as a public service to the other riders of SEPTA Regional Rail.
I hope they find the train reports and station reports as useful as I did.
Second, I am hoping to be able to share these analytics with SEPTA so that they can use
them to build better train schedules, and better evaluate which trains arrive on time,
and which trains need improvement.
It wouldn't be too difficult to
expand on what's here to search for trains that are chronically late (candidates for having their schedule changed?)
or to find "ripple effects" where one train being late impacts multiple other trains.
I am also toying with the idea of tracking weather conditions (rainfall, temperate, and wind)
integrating them with some of the train lateness graphs to look for correlations. This could be
used to predict the overall lateness of trains and aid with future planning efforts.
How YOU can help!
I'll be blunt--I'm decent at back-end systems engineering, but when it comes to front-end and UI/UX...
I'm a little out of my league there.
If you're a designer, UX specialist, or have other front-end
experience, please drop me a line. I'd love some guidance on the front end and layout of this
site from someone who knows these things better than I. :-)
Data scientists, I'd love to hear from you too! I have train data going back several months, and
I'm sure that someone smarter than me can come up with some neat graphs to generate from it. Just hit me
up, and I'll be happy to provide it.


Language is evolving. Fast!
Annotations,
Classes,
Blah blah...
| Edition | Date published |
Changes from prior edition |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | June 1997 | First edition |
| 2 | June 1998 | Editorial changes to keep the specification fully aligned with ISO/IEC 16262 international standard |
| 3 | December 1999 |
Added regular expressions, better string handling, new control statements, try/catch exception handling, tighter definition of errors, formatting for numeric output and other enhancements. |
| 4 | Abandoned | Fourth Edition was ABANDONED, due to political differences concerning language complexity. Many features proposed for the Fourth Edition have been completely dropped; some are proposed for ECMAScript Harmony. |
| 5 | December 2009 |
Adds "strict mode", a subset intended to provide more thorough error checking and avoid error-prone constructs. Clarifies many ambiguities in the 3rd edition specification, and accommodates behaviour of real-world implementations that differed consistently from that specification. Adds some new features, such as getters and setters, library support for JSON, and more complete reflection on object properties. |
| 5.1 | June 2011 | This edition 5.1 of the ECMAScript Standard is fully aligned with third edition of the international standard ISO/IEC 16262:2011. |
| 6 | June 2015 | The Sixth Edition, known as ECMAScript 2015, adds significant new syntax for writing complex applications, including classes and modules, but defines them semantically in the same terms as ECMAScript 5 strict mode. Other new features include iterators and for/of loops, Python-style generators and generator expressions, arrow functions, binary data, typed arrays, collections (maps, sets and weak maps), promises, number and math enhancements, reflection, and proxies (metaprogramming for virtual objects and wrappers). As the first “ECMAScript Harmony” specification, it is also known as “ES6 Harmony”. |
| 7 | Work in progress |
The Seventh Edition is in a very early stage of development, but is intended to continue the themes of language reform, code isolation, control of effects and library/tool enabling from ES6. New features proposed include concurrency and atomics, zero-copy binary data transfer, more number and math enhancements, syntactic integration with promises, observable streams, SIMD types, better metaprogramming with classes, class and instance properties, operator overloading, value types (first-class primitive-like objects), records and tuples, and traits. |
https://github.com/tc39/ecma262#ecmascript
Get ready for the future. Now.
Problem: Javascript supports only 2 types of scoping:
Global Scope
Function Scope
What's the output?
var x = 42;
if (true) {
var x = 1337;
}
console.log(x);
What's the output?
console.log("Before function: ", message);
function initialize() {
console.log("Before variable declaration: ", message);
var message = "Hello Moneygram";
console.log("After variable declaration: ", message);
}
initialize();
console.log("After function: ", message);
What's the output?
function initialize() {
console.log("Before variable declaration: ", message);
var message = "Hello Moneygram";
console.log("After variable declaration: ", message);
}
initialize();
let
and const
are alternatives to var when declaring variablesWhat's the output?
let x = 42;
if (true) {
let x = 1337;
}
console.log(x);
const
is also block-scoped, const
variables must be declared using an initializer, const foo = 'bar'
const
after initialization fails silently (or loudly – with an exception – under strict mode)const
variables don’t make the assigned value immutableTemplate literals are a new feature in ES6 to make working with strings and string templates easier. You wrap your text in `backticks`
and you’ll get the features described below.
var username = 'SKUSUNAM';
var message = 'User ' + username + ' Logged-in Succesfully !!!!!';
var anotherMessage = 'Template literals are a new feature in ES6 to'
+ ' make working with strings and string templates'
+ ' easier. You wrap your text'
+ ' in backticks and you’ll get'
+ ' the features described below.';
`I'm just a string`
var text = `I'm "amazed" that we have so many quotation marks to choose from!`
var host = 'ponyfoo.com';
var text = `this blog lives at ${host}`
console.log(text)
// <- 'this blog lives at ponyfoo.com'
var html = `
${title}
`
Define your parameter defaults in the function signature itself.
function myFunction(a, b, c) {
a = a || "default";
b = b || "bye";
c = c || "c";
}
function myFunction(a="default", b="bye", c="c") {
}
Or some expressions as well.
function myFunc(a = 0, b = a*a, c = b*a) {
return [a, b, c];
}
// myFunc(5); evaluates to [5, 25, 125]
Handle indefinite number of parameters?
function myFunc(a, b, ...r) {
console.log(Array.isArray(r));
return r.concat([a, b]);
}
myFunc(1,2,3,4,5);
> myFunc(1, 2);
true
[1, 2]
The dual of the rest parameters.
> var a = [3, 4, 5];
> [1, 2, ...a];
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
You can even use it in expressions as well!
function myFunction(x, y, z) { }
var args = [0, 1, 2];
myFunction(...args);
We just broke up an array into a individial parameter list.
Any argument in the argument list can use the spread syntax and it can be used multiple times.
function myFunction(v, w, x, y, z) { }
var args = [0, 1];
myFunction(-1, ...args, 2, ...[3]);
{ foo: foo }
, you can just do { foo }
– known as a property value shorthand{ [prefix + 'Foo']: 'bar' }
, where prefix: 'moz'
, yields { mozFoo: 'bar' }
{ [foo] }
is invalidWhenever you find yourself assigning a property value that matches a property name, you can omit the property value, it’s implicit in ES6.
var foo = 'bar'
var baz = { foo }
console.log(baz.foo)
// <- 'bar'
var ms = {}
function getItem (key) {
return key in ms ? ms[key] : null
}
function setItem (key, value) {
ms[key] = value
}
// ES5
module.exports = {
getItem: getItem,
setItem: setItem
}
//ES-6 / ES-2015
module.exports = { getItem, setItem}
param => returnValue
[1, 2].map(x => x * 2)
p1 => expr
is okay for a single parameter
p1 => expr
has an implicit return
statement for the provided expr
expression() => ({ foo: 'bar' })
or you’ll get an error() => expr
or (p1, p2) => expr
() => {}
return
, you’ll have to provide it – () => { return 'foo' }
[1, 2, 3].map(num => num * 2)
// <- [2, 4, 6]
The ES5 equivalent would be as below.
[1, 2, 3].map(function (num) { return num * 2 })
// <- [2, 4, 6]
If we need to declare more arguments (or no arguments), we’ll have to use parenthesis.
[1, 2, 3, 4].map((num, index) => num * 2 + index)
// <- [2, 5, 8, 11]
You might want to have some other statements and not just an expression to return.
[1, 2, 3, 4].map((num, index) => {
var multiplier = 2 + index
return num * multiplier
})
// <- [2, 6, 12, 20]
A cool aspect of arrow functions in ES6 is that they’re bound to their lexical scope. That means that you can say goodbye to var self = this and similar hacks – such as using .bind(this) – to preserve the context from within deeply nested methods.
class Foo {}
Foo.isPonyFoo()
– need a static
keyword prefix, class Foo { static isPonyFoo () {} }
class Foo { constructor () { /* initialize instance */ } }
class PonyFoo extends Foo {}
function Car () {
this.fuel = 0;
this.distance = 0;
}
Car.prototype.move = function () {
if (this.fuel < 1) {
throw new RangeError('Fuel tank is depleted')
}
this.fuel--
this.distance += 2
}
Car.prototype.addFuel = function () {
if (this.fuel >= 60) {
throw new RangeError('Fuel tank is full')
}
this.fuel++
}
var car = new Car()
car.addFuel()
car.move()
car.move()
// <- RangeError: 'Fuel tank is depleted'
class Car {
constructor () {
this.fuel = 0
this.distance = 0
}
move () {
if (this.fuel < 1) {
throw new RangeError('Fuel tank is depleted')
}
this.fuel--
this.distance += 2
}
addFuel () {
if (this.fuel >= 60) {
throw new RangeError('Fuel tank is full')
}
this.fuel++
}
}
Many times “classes” have static methods. Think of your friend the Array for example. Arrays have instance methods like .filter, .reduce, and .map. The Array “class” itself has static methods as well, like Array.isArray. In ES5 code, it’s pretty easy to add these kind of methods to our Car “class”.
function Car () {
this.topSpeed = Math.random()
}
Car.isFaster = function (left, right) {
return left.topSpeed > right.topSpeed
}
In ES6 class notation, we can use precede our method with static
class Car {
constructor () {
this.topSpeed = Math.random()
}
static isFaster (left, right) {
return left.topSpeed > right.topSpeed
}
}
One sweet aspect of ES6 class sugar is that you also get an extends keyword that enables you to easily “inherit” from other “classes”.
class Car {
constructor (speed) {
this.speed = speed
}
move() {
console.log("super")
}
}
class Tesla extends Car {
constructor (speed) {
super(speed * 2)
}
move() {
super.move()
console.log("super")
}
}
Before ES6 we really went out of our ways to obtain modules in JavaScript.
Popular alternatives were:
AMD (RequireJS)
CommonJS
Angular DI
ES6 modules have been heavily influenced by CommonJS
export default value
exports a default bindingexport var foo = 'bar'
exports a named bindingexport { foo, bar }
exports a list of named exportsexport { foo as ponyfoo }
aliases the export to be referenced as ponyfoo
insteadexport { foo as default }
marks the named export as the default exportexport default api
at the end of all your modules, where api
is an object, avoids confusionimport 'foo'
loads the foo
module into the current moduleimport foo from 'ponyfoo'
assigns the default export of ponyfoo
to a local foo
variableimport {foo, bar} from 'baz'
imports named exports foo
and bar
from the baz
moduleimport {foo as bar} from 'baz'
imports named export foo
but aliased as a bar
variableimport {default} from 'foo'
also imports the default exportimport {default as bar} from 'foo'
imports the default export aliased as bar
import * as foo from 'foo'
imports the namespace objectfoo[name]
foo.default
, if a default export was declared in the module
//------ lib.js ------
export const sqrt = Math.sqrt;
export function square(x) {
return x * x;
}
export function diag(x, y) {
return sqrt(square(x) + square(y));
}
//------ main.js ------
import { square, diag } from 'lib';
console.log(square(11)); // 121
console.log(diag(4, 3)); // 5
If you want to, you can also import the whole module and refer to its named exports via property notation:
//------ main.js ------
import * as lib from 'lib';
console.log(lib.square(11)); // 121
console.log(lib.diag(4, 3)); // 5
The Set object lets you store unique values of any type, whether primitive values or object references.
> var s = new Set([1, true, "three"]);
> s.has(true);
true
> s.has("true");
false
> s.size();
3
Additional and deletion of elements is also easy.
> s.delete("three");
true
> s.has("three");
false
> s.add("two");
> s.size()
3
Key/Value pairs the JS way. Your keys aren't converted to strings implicitly.
var data = {val: "age"};
var m = new Map([[name, "sankha"], [data, 20]]);
> m.get(name);
"sankha"
> m.get(data);
20
The spec is publicly available online at ECMAScript Wiki.
Partially implemented in SpiderMonkey and V8.
Try on Firefox Nightly and Google Chrome and report bugs.
Note: Turn on Experimental JavaScript in Google Chrome via chrome://flags


Jeffrey Epstein Estate Seeks to Create Fund to Compensate Accusers
by Associated Press(NEW YORK) — Lawyers for the estate of Jeffrey Epstein want to set up a fund to compensate women who have accused him of sexual abuse.
The estate filed papers Thursday in the U.S. Virgin Islands asking a court there to approve the voluntary claims program.
They say that it would be managed by Kenneth Feinberg, a mediator known for administering payouts in other high-profile civil cases.
The 66-year-old Epstein killed himself in his New York City prison cell in August after he was arrested on sex trafficking charges.
The wealthy financier had pleaded not guilty to sexually abusing girls as young as 14 and young women in New York and Florida in the early 2000s.
Feinberg said that if the fund is approved, the accusers could begin receiving payments early next year.


MHTML is a standard format supported by most browsers. It encapsulates in a single file a page and all its resources (CSS files, images..).
Note that for security reasons a MHTML file can only be loaded from the file system and that it can only be loaded in the main frame.
You must declare the "pageCapture" permission in the extension manifest to use the pageCapture API. For example:
{ "name": "My extension", ... "permissions": [ "pageCapture" ], ... }


Once we are confident in our hypothesis, we can export this code into backtesting. One way to accomodate this model into backtest is to create a scheduled event which uses our model to predict the expected return. Since we could calculate the expected return, we'd use Mean-Variance Optimization for portfolio construction.
def Initialize(self) -> None: #1. Required: Five years of backtest history self.SetStartDate(2008, 1, 1) self.SetEndDate(2021, 1, 1) #2. Required: Alpha Streams Models: self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.AlphaStreams) #3. Required: Significant AUM Capacity self.SetCash(1000000) #4. Required: Benchmark to SPY self.SetBenchmark("SPY") self.assets = ["SPY", "TLT"] # "TLT" as fix income in out-of-market period (high volatility) # Add Equity ------------------------------------------------ for ticker in self.assets: self.AddEquity(ticker, Resolution.Minute) # Set Scheduled Event Method For Kalman Filter updating. self.Schedule.On(self.DateRules.EveryDay(), self.TimeRules.BeforeMarketClose("SPY", 5), self.EveryDayBeforeMarketClose)
Now we export our model into the scheduled event method. We will switch qb
with self
and replace methods with their QCAlgorithm
counterparts as needed. In this example, this is not an issue because all the methods we used in research also exist in QCAlgorithm
.
def EveryDayBeforeMarketClose(self) -> None: qb = self # Get history history = qb.History(["SPY"], datetime(2010, 1, 1), datetime.now(), Resolution.Daily) # Get the close price daily return. close = history['close'].unstack(level=0) # Call pct_change to obtain the daily return returns = close.pct_change().iloc[1:] # Initialize the HMM, then fit by the standard deviation data. model = MarkovRegression(returns, k_regimes=2, switching_variance=True).fit() # Obtain the market regime regime = model.smoothed_marginal_probabilities.values.argmax(axis=1)[-1] # ============================== if regime == 0: self.SetHoldings([PortfolioTarget("TLT", 0.), PortfolioTarget("SPY", 1.)]) else: self.SetHoldings([PortfolioTarget("TLT", 1.), PortfolioTarget("SPY", 0.)])


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Wire-format representation for a Status object.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
Required |
code |
int32 |
Numeric error code.
|
No
|
error_message |
string |
Detailed error message explaining the error.
|
No
|
space |
string |
Name of the error space to which code belongs.
|
No
|
canonical_code |
int32 |
The equivalent error code in the Google canonical error space.
|
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payloads |
map<string, bytes> |
Additional payloads in this Status.
|
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access_control.models module¶
-
class
access_control.models.
Domain
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
-
created_at
¶
-
description
¶
-
id
¶
-
name
¶
-
parent_id
¶
-
updated_at
¶
-
-
class
access_control.models.
DomainRole
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
-
created_at
¶
-
domain_id
¶
-
grant_implicitly
¶
-
role_id
¶
-
updated_at
¶
-
-
class
access_control.models.
GUID
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.sql.type_api.TypeDecorator
Platform-independent GUID type.
Uses PostgreSQL’s UUID type, otherwise uses CHAR(32), storing as stringified hex values.
-
impl
¶ alias of
sqlalchemy.dialects.postgresql.base.UUID
-
load_dialect_impl
(dialect)[source]¶ Return a
TypeEngine
object corresponding to a dialect.This is an end-user override hook that can be used to provide differing types depending on the given dialect. It is used by the
TypeDecorator
implementation oftype_engine()
to help determine what type should ultimately be returned for a givenTypeDecorator
.By default returns
self.impl
.
-
process_bind_param
(value, dialect)[source]¶ Receive a bound parameter value to be converted.
Subclasses override this method to return the value that should be passed along to the underlying
TypeEngine
object, and from there to the DBAPIexecute()
method.The operation could be anything desired to perform custom behavior, such as transforming or serializing data. This could also be used as a hook for validating logic.
This operation should be designed with the reverse operation in mind, which would be the process_result_value method of this class.
Parameters: - value – Data to operate upon, of any type expected by
this method in the subclass. Can be
None
. - dialect – the
Dialect
in use.
- value – Data to operate upon, of any type expected by
this method in the subclass. Can be
-
process_result_value
(value, dialect)[source]¶ Receive a result-row column value to be converted.
Subclasses should implement this method to operate on data fetched from the database.
Subclasses override this method to return the value that should be passed back to the application, given a value that is already processed by the underlying
TypeEngine
object, originally from the DBAPI cursor methodfetchone()
or similar.The operation could be anything desired to perform custom behavior, such as transforming or serializing data. This could also be used as a hook for validating logic.
Parameters: - value – Data to operate upon, of any type expected by
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this method in the subclass. Can be
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access_control.models.
Invitation
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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created_at
¶
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email
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expires_at
¶
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first_name
¶
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id
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invitor_id
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last_name
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organisation_id
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updated_at
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access_control.models.
InvitationDomainRole
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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created_at
¶
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domain_id
¶
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invitation_id
¶
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role_id
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updated_at
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access_control.models.
InvitationSiteRole
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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created_at
¶
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invitation_id
¶
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role_id
¶
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site_id
¶
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updated_at
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access_control.models.
Permission
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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created_at
¶
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description
¶
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id
¶
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name
¶
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updated_at
¶
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access_control.models.
Resource
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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created_at
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description
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id
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updated_at
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urn
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Role
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sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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id
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label
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requires_2fa
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updated_at
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access_control.models.
RoleResourcePermission
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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created_at
¶
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permission_id
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resource_id
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role_id
¶
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updated_at
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access_control.models.
Site
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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client_id
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created_at
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description
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domain_id
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id
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is_active
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name
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access_control.models.
SiteRole
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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created_at
¶
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grant_implicitly
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role_id
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site_id
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updated_at
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access_control.models.
UserDomainRole
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
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created_at
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domain_id
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Emotion Recognition in the Wild via Convolutional Neural Networks and Mapped
Binary Patterns
Figure 1. Image intensities (left) are converted to Local Binary
Pattern (LBP) codes (middle), shown here as grayscale values. We propose to map
these values to a 3D metric space (right) in order to use them as input for Convolutional
Neural Network (CNN) models. 3D codes in the right image are visualized as RGB colors.
Abstract: We present a novel method
for classifying emotions from static facial images. Our approach leverages on the
recent success of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) on face recognition problems.
Unlike the settings often assumed there, far less labeled data is typically available
for training emotion classi cation systems. Our method is therefore designed with
the goal of simplifying the problem domain by removing confounding factors from
the input images, with an emphasis on image illumination variations. This, in an
effort to reduce the amount of data required to e ectively train deep CNN models.
To this end, we propose novel transformations of image intensities to 3D spaces,
designed to be invariant to monotonic photometric transformations. These are applied
to CASIA Webface images which are then used to train an ensemble of multiple architecture
CNNs on multiple representations. Each model is then ne-tuned with limited emotion
labeled training data to obtain nal classi cation models. Our method was tested
on the Emotion Recognition in the Wild Challenge (EmotiW 2015), Static Facial Expression
Recognition sub-challenge (SFEW) and shown to provide a substantial, 15.36% improvement
over baseline results (40% gain in performance)*.
* These results
were obtained without training on any benchmark for emotion recognition
other than the EmotiW'15 challenge benchmark. To our knowledge, to date,
these are the highest results obtained under such circumstances.
Reference: Gil Levi
and Tal Hassner, Emotion Recognition in the Wild via Convolutional Neural Networks and Mapped
Binary Patterns, Proc. ACM International Conference on Multimodal Interaction (ICMI), Seattle, Nov. 2015
Click here for the
PDF
Click here for the
BibTex
Downloads
This page provides code and data to allow reproducing our results. If you find our code useful, please add suitable reference to
our paper in your work. Downloads include:
What's new
Nov. 20th, 2017:
Fixed broken links to
Python notebook and
CNN models.
Dec. 14th, 2015:
Git repository added with sample code, meta-data files and instructions.
Copyright 2015, Gil Levi and Tal Hassner
The SOFTWARE provided in this page is provided "as is", without any guarantee made
as to its suitability or fitness for any particular use. It may contain bugs, so
use of this tool is at your own risk. We take no responsibility for any damage of
any sort that may unintentionally be caused through its use.
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[gecode-users] compiling errors
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Wed Aug 12 14:51:56 CEST 2009
Read how to compile in "Modeling with Gecode".
CS
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of amina kemmar
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 2:43 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] compiling errors
Hi,
When i try to compile send-more-money.cpp under LINUX mandriva, i get the
following errors :
[amina at localhost modeles]$ g++ -I/usr/local/include/ -c send-more-money.cpp
send-more-money.cpp: In constructor 'SendMoreMoney::SendMoreMoney()':
send-more-money.cpp:37: erreur: no matching function for call to
'Gecode::IntVarArray::IntVarArray(SendMoreMoney&, int, int, int)'
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/array.icc:114: note: candidats sont:
Gecode::IntVarArray::IntVarArray(Gecode::Space*, int, const Gecode::IntSet&)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/array.icc:101: note:
Gecode::IntVarArray::IntVarArray(Gecode::Space*, int, int, int)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/array.icc:234: note:
Gecode::IntVarArray::IntVarArray(const Gecode::IntVarArray&)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/array.icc:230: note:
Gecode::IntVarArray::IntVarArray(Gecode::Space*, int)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/array.icc:227: note:
Gecode::IntVarArray::IntVarArray()
send-more-money.cpp:40: erreur: no matching function for call to
'rel(SendMoreMoney&, Gecode::IntVar&, Gecode::IntRelType, int)'
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:343: note: candidats sont: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntRelType,
Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:347: note: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntRelType, int,
Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:355: note: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntRelType,
Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::BoolVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:363: note: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntRelType, int,
Gecode::BoolVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:378: note: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntRelType,
const Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntConLevel)
send-more-money.cpp:41: erreur: no matching function for call to
'rel(SendMoreMoney&, Gecode::IntVar&, Gecode::IntRelType, int)'
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:343: note: candidats sont: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntRelType,
Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:347: note: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntRelType, int,
Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:355: note: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntRelType,
Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::BoolVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:363: note: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntRelType, int,
Gecode::BoolVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:378: note: void
Gecode::rel(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntRelType,
const Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntConLevel)
send-more-money.cpp:42: erreur: no matching function for call to
'distinct(SendMoreMoney&, Gecode::IntVarArray&)'
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:467: note: candidats sont: void
Gecode::distinct(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntVarArgs&,
Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:481: note: void
Gecode::distinct(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntArgs&, const
Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntConLevel)
send-more-money.cpp:50: erreur: no matching function for call to
'linear(SendMoreMoney&, Gecode::IntArgs&, Gecode::IntVarArgs&,
Gecode::IntRelType, int)'
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1259: note: candidats sont: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntVarArgs&,
Gecode::IntRelType, int, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1264: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntVarArgs&,
Gecode::IntRelType, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1268: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntVarArgs&,
Gecode::IntRelType, int, Gecode::BoolVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1272: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntVarArgs&,
Gecode::IntRelType, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::BoolVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1281: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntArgs&, const
Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntRelType, int, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1290: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntArgs&, const
Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntRelType, Gecode::IntVar,
Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1299: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntArgs&, const
Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntRelType, int, Gecode::BoolVar,
Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1308: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::IntArgs&, const
Gecode::IntVarArgs&, Gecode::IntRelType, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::BoolVar,
Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1314: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::BoolVarArgs&,
Gecode::IntRelType, int, Gecode::IntConLevel)
/usr/local/include/gecode/int.hh:1320: note: void
Gecode::linear(Gecode::Space*, const Gecode::BoolVarArgs&,
Gecode::IntRelType, Gecode::IntVar, Gecode::IntConLevel)
send-more-money.cpp:51: erreur: 'INT_VAR_SIZE_MIN' was not declared in this
scope
send-more-money.cpp:51: erreur: 'INT_VAL_MIN' was not declared in this scope
send-more-money.cpp: In constructor 'SendMoreMoney::SendMoreMoney(bool,
SendMoreMoney&)':
send-more-money.cpp:54: erreur: no matching function for call to
'Gecode::IntVarArray::update(SendMoreMoney&, bool&, Gecode::IntVarArray&)'
/usr/local/include/gecode/kernel/array.icc:462: note: candidats sont: void
Gecode::VarArray<Var>::update(Gecode::Space*, bool, Gecode::VarArray<Var>&)
[with Var = Gecode::IntVar]
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/int-set.icc: In constructor
'Gecode::IntSet::IntSet(I&) [with I = const Gecode::IntVarArray]':
send-more-money.cpp:60: instantiated from here
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/int-set.icc:39: erreur: no match for call to
'(const Gecode::IntVarArray) ()'
send-more-money.cpp:60: instantiated from here
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/int-set.icc:41: erreur: 'const class
Gecode::IntVarArray' has no member named 'min'
send-more-money.cpp:60: instantiated from here
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/int-set.icc:41: erreur: 'const class
Gecode::IntVarArray' has no member named 'max'
/usr/local/include/gecode/int/int-set.icc:42: erreur: no match for
'operator++'in '++i'
[amina at localhost modeles]$
"send-more-money.cpp" which i used is the same model given in the
documentation "modeling with gecode", i followed all the steps mentionned
in this documentation, can you help me? thanks.
amina.
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There aren’t too many times where my ethics and values have been tested, but the most recent that springs to mind is a situation at my former job.This was an office with a wide variety of people, ranging from 19 to over 50 years old and a complete mix of all kinds.I’d noticed that one of the older members of the team had been making advances and various physical contact with the youngest, which she was visibly uncomfortable with. There wasn’t actually anything sinister about it, but it clearly wasn’t okay and not the sort of behaviour that would make someone feel safe and happy at work.I brought it up with her to see if she was as bothered as she seemed, which she was. But, she didn’t want to raise it with anyone or escalate the problem as she didn’t feel it was worth it and didn’t want to cause any problems.That’s where the values argument came in. She had specifically said she didn’t want anything done about it, but it also couldn’t carry on so I had to make a choice between doing the right thing (escalating it higher) despite being asked not to, or respecting the wishes of a good friend.In the end, I called him out a few times which didn’t solve it before deciding to eventually raise it with our manager, who dealt with it very tactfully and as far as I could tell, that was the end of it.The young person in question was never actually told anything had been done about it and I’d asked that my involvement be kept quiet, so it seems like it worked out well in the end.
Those values I’d describe as loyalty and a desire to help others, which were the two responses I received from a very close friend (and former colleague) when I asked him to give me his thoughts on my values.
This is a really tricky one for me, I don’t feel a particularly strong cultural connection in any direction. My closest connections come from my immediate family, specifically my parents.Both my parents are kiwis, but have lived in Australia and the UK for long periods and I’d describe them as culturally English with kiwi and Aussie influences, which has influenced my own identity (note my “accent”, I don’t actually have one but I regularly get mistaken as British).
So those English-ish influences, the overall personalities of my parents (laidback, fairly private, practical and very logical) are a big factor in who I am. In terms of values, I’d say I derive a lot of these from my parents, taking the logic and pragmatic approaches of my mother as well as the more laidback, kindness first aspects of my father.In addition to my family, I’ve taken on some values and identity from my environments, especially growing up in a very rural, farming community (not on a farm, however). Which meant developing a very down to Earth, pragmatic, band together kind of mindset.That was very different from the environment I found after returning to Wellington to start university, where things are much more individualistic and private, so I’ve got a mix of both aspects in there somewhere.
I pride myself on logical thinking and reasoning, which typically leads to strong problem solving.I’m also (as in the values section) resilient and persistent, I’m not one to get overwhelmed or stressed out. I normally just keep on keeping on and get through difficulties. This is a helpful one, especially in a programme as full on as this one, since I’m not likely to be dissuaded by setbacks or workloads.
Lastly, I’m fairly sociable. Surprising, given my INTP-A personality result and strong introversion, but I do find I enjoy helping others, discussing problems and solutions and typically get along well with people - my introversion comes more from socialising being tiring than it being an activity I struggle with.
My attention span is pretty minimal, in fact it’s a diagnosed disorder! That’s something I’ve struggled with my whole life, but something that’s being managed after getting it properly looked at 2 months before starting EDA (part of why I delayed starting).I’ve had huge improvements, but it’s something I do have to constantly keep working at and monitoring, so a potential pitfall.I also struggle with asking for help, I like to pride myself on being very independent and resourceful, but there’s always going to be a point where I’ll need someone’s input and help, emotionally or practically, and it’s a challenge for me to get there.
That resilience is going to be a good one, this is going to be a hectic course with tight deadlines, and I’m confident I’ll be able to use that persistence to keep on pushing through and shrug off some of the stress.
I also feel the social side will come in handy, helping others and building bonds is going to be important for creating an environment we can do well on and vital for the pair and group work coming in Bootcamp.
That resilience is also going to be useful when my attention issues rear up. It can wear you down when you know what you need to do and genuinely want to do it, but can’t force your brain to actually process the information and take action. Sticking with it and keeping calm in those situations is really the only way through!
Oh there are so many instances…
My previous job was in a sales-heavy environment and my colleagues could best be described as “divas”, myself included I’m sure.Lot’s of issues come up in a busy, loud environment but 2 that come to mind are these:
First, while working closely with a colleague I found that she was becoming increasingly frustrated that I wasn’t working in a way that meshed with her style, while I was getting annoyed that she wasn’t valuing the work I was producing and was expecting more and more each time. None of this was ever mentioned directly, just alluded to in snide remarks, overall tension or our actions.
In the end, we reached a point where we either had to fix it, or basically ignore each other.
So, I asked her to come with me for a coffee and we sat down to chat. I asked if there was something I was doing wrong, and what she would prefer and offered some suggestions to her in turn.Really, our issues stemmed from inconsistent communications and wildly differing expectations in a team member. Getting those issues out in the open, establishing what our expectations looked like and agreeing on our communications style and actions going forward really helped out.
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