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How do I confront my neighbors about their tattered American flag?
by John CrudeleDear John: The following situation is a bit concerning to me.
Our neighbors, who are immigrants, hang the American flag outside their home. But it is tattered and upside down. How do I approach these neighbors and tell them they are disrespecting our flag, especially on Veterans Day?
Not putting a flag out is preferable to hanging our flag in a disrespectful way.
They have been in the neighborhood a few years and do not speak English. Thanks for your advice. Anonymous
Dear Anonymous: I was really touched by your letter. And not just because it was Veterans Day.
But I was afraid you were getting in over your head because these were neighbors. And what if they were flying the flag that way to send a political message?
So when you asked me for advice, this is what I said: have someone else do it. Specifically, contact your local VFW Post and have someone there approach your neighbors.
That still could get you in a jam. So I called the VFW Post.
The folks there were understandably busy on Veterans Day, but a few days later one of them — Joe — went to the offending house and left a note.
Soon afterward, the flag was taken down.
You and Joe are patriots!
I can’t help but recall one of the most touching moments I remember in sports. That was on April 25, 1976, at LA’s Dodger Stadium, when protesters tried to burn an American flag in left-center field.
Chicago Cubs outfielder Rick Monday ran over and snatched the flag before it had been ignited. When Monday came to bat in the top of the fifth inning, there was a message on the scoreboard that said, “Rick Monday … You Made A Great Play.”
I don’t have a big scoreboard. But I do have a column. And what you did was admirable.
The VFW and the neighbor both were thinking about buying the family a new flag, as often happens in cases like this.
But the VFW decided against it. “I’m not interested in them having a flag,” said Joe, “because they don’t know how to take care of it.”


Bitcrust is a full bitcoin software suite in development. It will feature a full node, a mining server, an SPV node, and various other components.
Current focus of development has been on a high performance storage and verification engine that will act as a base components for the different products. The next focus will be on developing a compliant full node.
Bitcrust is developed to be fully compatible with the bitcoin network.
When different implementations or versions mine on the bitcoin network, there is a risk of accidental incompatibilities causing a split in the chain.
With this in mind, the Core team has done a great job in separating the consensus rules and distribute them as a library (libbitcoinconsensus). Bitcrust uses this library to mitigate the risks.
In addition, when a mining software will be developed, we will ensure that the software detects splits caused by accidental difference, and acts in a manner that does not hurt the network.
Currently, Bitcrust does not support anything as it is just a bare storage engine.
It will be developed with the current rules of the network. This includes a fixed 1mb limit, and excludes SegWit. This can be adapted when needed.
Bitcrust is focussed on fast order verification. This is the only verification that is needed when a block comes in and all the transactions are already in the mempool.
Although a definite comparison can not be made as Bitcrust is still in development, the storage layer seems to be much faster then Core on all hardware in order verification. In full block verification, when no transactions are pre-synchronized, Bitcrust is also faster then Core on high-end hardware, and approximately the same on low end hardware.
Bitcrust still has long road ahead and no planned release date yet.
For further development, funding is needed. Please contact me if you are interested.


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Computer science is the study of the theory, experimentation, and engineering that form the basis for the design and use of computers
Problem solving using a computer
Computers aren't vary smart...
Computer Scientists use programming languages to tell computers what they are supposed to do
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Using a programming language we can write an algorithm that the computer can follow.
An algorithm is a series of instructions in a particular order to follow
Can anyone think of an algorithm for something they do every day?
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We can write some software that will lookup the data and create the report for Sally every Monday morning
Bill has a website that gets 50,000 visitors per day.
Diagnose what might be causing the web server to slow down and fix it. Might not be anything wrong with the web server.
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EPWING Dictionaries
EPWing
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Shogakukan 小学館 Random House Dictionary
Jituu 「字通」 Dictionary
XML-style Dictionaries
Huge XML text file can be easily looked-up by using suffix array tool.
Plain-text Dictionaries and Glossaries
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Thank you James Mertz for the very useful answer on the stackoverflow
In order to get the VM connected to the internet you have to tie it to the Ethernet/Wireless NIC Card. In order to do this you have to create a "Virtual Switch".
1. Open your Hyper-V Manager
2.Select Action --> Virtual Switch Manager
3.Select External and then Create Virtual Switch
4.Give the Switch a Name and then select the External Controller you use to connect to the
internet (Ethernet, or Wireless NIC, etc,.)
Note: You must select the way that
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work because the host machine isn't currently using it.
5.Select Apply and then OK
6.Right click on the Virtual Machine you want to connect and select Settings
7.Under the Network Adapter Setting select the newly created Virtual Switch
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Note: you may have to do a ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew (Windows) or a sudo dhclient -v -r and sudo dhclient -v (Linux) on the remote machine to get it to renew its DHCP settings and retrieve an IP address.
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public interface AEADBlockCipher
A block cipher mode that includes authenticated encryption with a streaming mode and optional associated data.
AEADParameters
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
int |
doFinal(byte[] out,
int outOff)
Finish the operation either appending or verifying the MAC at the end of the data. |
java.lang.String |
getAlgorithmName()
Return the name of the algorithm. |
byte[] |
getMac()
Return the value of the MAC associated with the last stream processed. |
int |
getOutputSize(int len)
return the size of the output buffer required for a processBytes plus a doFinal with an input of len bytes. |
BlockCipher |
getUnderlyingCipher()
return the cipher this object wraps. |
int |
getUpdateOutputSize(int len)
return the size of the output buffer required for a processBytes an input of len bytes. |
void |
init(boolean forEncryption,
CipherParameters params)
initialise the underlying cipher. |
int |
processByte(byte in,
byte[] out,
int outOff)
encrypt/decrypt a single byte. |
int |
processBytes(byte[] in,
int inOff,
int len,
byte[] out,
int outOff)
process a block of bytes from in putting the result into out. |
void |
reset()
Reset the cipher. |
| Method Detail |
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void init(boolean forEncryption, CipherParameters params) throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
forEncryption
- true if we are setting up for encryption, false otherwise.params
- the necessary parameters for the underlying cipher to be initialised.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
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BlockCipher getUnderlyingCipher()
int processByte(byte in, byte[] out, int outOff) throws DataLengthException
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- the output buffer the processed bytes go into.outOff
- the offset into the output byte array the processed data starts at.
DataLengthException
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out
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- offset into out to start copying the data at.
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the cipher is in an inappropriate state.
InvalidCipherTextException
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int getUpdateOutputSize(int len)
len
- the length of the input.
int getOutputSize(int len)
len
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void reset()
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Well, the goal of this project is pretty simple and predictable - to deal with my laboratory works on numerical methods. But everything is a little challenge for me, so I decided to make it as pretty as possible.


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3/5 RIDER HAGGARD CLOSE, JO, BORG SOUTH AFRICA. {URGENT AND CONFIDENTIAL) (RE: TRANSFER OF ($ 152,000.000.00 USD) (ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY TWO MILLION DOLLARS Dear sir/madam We want to transfer to overseas ($ 152,000.000.00USD) One hundred and Fifty two million United StatesDollars) from a Bank in Africa, I want to ask you to quietly look for a reliable and honest person who will be capable and fit to provide either an existing bank account or to set up a new Bank a/c immediately to receive this money, even an empty a/c can serve to receive this money, as long as you will remain honest to me till the end for this important business trusting in you and believing in God that you will never let me down either now or in future. I am MR solomon mudani, the Auditor General of a bank in Africa, during the course of our auditing, I discovered a floating fund in an account opened in the bank in 1990 and since 1993 nobody has operated on this account again, after going through some old files in the records I discovered that the owner of the account died without a [heir] hence the money is floating and if I do not remit this money out urgently it will be forfeited for nothing. The owner of this account is Mr. Arthur Coleman , a foreigner, and an Industrialist, who died since 1993 and no other person knows about this account or anything concerning it, the account has no other beneficiary and my investigation proved to me as well that Arthur Coleman until his death was the manager of Coleman Coy.(pty). SA. We will start the first transfer with fifty two million [$52,000.000] upon successful transaction without any disappointment from your side, we shall re-apply for the payment of the remaining amount to your account. The amount involved is (USD 152M) One hundred and Fifty two million United States Dollars only. I want to first transfer $52,000.000 [fifty two million United States Dollars from this money into a safe foreigners account abroad before the rest, but I don't know any foreigner, I am only contacting you as a foreigner because this money can not be approved to a local person here, without valid international foreign passport, but can only be approved to a foreigner with valid international passport or drivers license and foreign a/c because the money is in US DOLLARS and the former owner of the a/c Mr. Arthur Coleman is a foreigner too, [and the money can only be approved into a foreign a/c. However, we will sign a binding agreement, to bind us together. I got your contact address from my Secretary who operates computer. I am revealing this to you with believe in God that you will never let me down in this business, you are the first and the only person that I am contacting for this business, so please reply urgently so that I will inform you on the next step to take urgently. Send also your private telephone and fax numbers including the full details of the account to be used for the deposit. I want us to meet face to face to build confidence and to sign a binding agreement that will bind us together before transferring the money to any account of your choice where the fund will be safe before we fly to your country for withdrawal, sharing and investments. I need your full co-operation to make this work fine because the management is ready to approve this payment to any foreigner who has correct information of this account, which I will give to you, upon your positive response and once I am convinced that you are capable and will meet up with instructions of a key bank official who is deeply involved with me in this business. I need your strong assurance that you will never,never let me down. With my influence and the position of the bank official, we can transfer this money to any foreigner's reliable account which you can provide with assurance that this money will be intact pending our physical arrival in your country for sharing. The bank official will destroy all documents of transaction immediately we receive this money leaving no trace to any place and to build confidence you can come immediately to discuss with me face to face after which I will make this remittance in your presence and three of us will fly to your country at least two days ahead of the money going into the account. I will apply for annual leave to get visa immediately I hear from you that you are ready to act and receive this fund in your account. I will use my position and influence to obtain all legal approvals for onward transfer of this money to your account with appropriate clearance from the relevant ministries and foreign exchange departments. At the conclusion of this business, you will be given 35% of the total amount, 60% will be for me, while 5% will be for expenses both parties might have incurred during the process of transfering. I look forward to your earliest reply to this email address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Yours, MR solomon.


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This is another favourite cafe. It's not in the hills though. Blue Dish is a french inspired cafe that serves really good food. I tend to order their tarts with a salad. On this visit I ordered a smoked salmon tart and chickpea salad. The crust on the tart is light, crumbly and tastes oh so buttery! The salad was perfect. Their flourless chocolate cake is lovely. I ordered a toasted bagette for Jairah. He managed to eat most of it, which was a feat in itself, as the serving was quite large. Coffee is good too, not too bitter. Blue Dish is located at 326 Highett Road, Highett.


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Can I somehow make the equation compiler work on pnat as well as it works on nat? Something like
def f : ℕ+ → ℕ+ | 1 := 37 | (n + 1) := 2 * f n
How does the equation compiler work? It is presumably bound to the inbuilt constructors? Would this basically just entail writing a new pnat with one
and succ
and then defining stuff like *
on the new structure?
is it possible to build a custom equation compiler?
right. Lean 3 doesn't have the necessary customizability for this
Although we could write our own equation compiler if we write our own version of def
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Generic plug-in description property map.
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the applicable property mapping. This allows the host to determine the correct callback to use depending on the environment in which the plug-in is instantiated.
AAX does not require that every value in AAX IPropertyMap be assigned by the developer. Unassigned properties do not have defined default values; if a specific value is not assigned to one of an element's properties then the element must support any value for that property. For example, if an audio processing component does not define its callback's audio buffer length property, the host will assume that the callback will support any buffer length.
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Get a property value from a property map with a pointer-sized value.
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| [in] | inProperty | The property ID |
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Add a property to a property map with a pointer-sized value.
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Today, work comes first. The most pressing issues are in the workplace on a 4-Day, and your calming effect is exactly what is needed to put things right once again. After you are done taking care of the problems at work, Seven, you will then be able to retreat to the security of your home. Utilize the commute time as a transition period. This way you can gain the mindset to interact positively with family members.


Principles of Design : TC 349
Good vs. Bad - Affordance
The image to the right shows good use of Affordance. Chase's website is very simple and direct, the green button above clearly states that it is clickable due to its features. The 3D roundness of the button tells the user that it is a button and not anything else, it shows good use of affordance because it is not confusing the user on the functionality of the button (The text also lets the user know what the button is use for). On the other hand, the image on left represents poor use of affordance.The tumblr page practices good affordance, but I believe the button could use a bit more 3D effect or roundness to fully deliver the functionality of a button.
Chunking
As you can see CNN's website it is extremely readable and scannable, the user can clearly tell what is the main point or article CNN is trying to expose. The amount content that is displayed on the website can be handled and it is well structured. On the other hand, the image on the left represents a very crowded and congested website. The paragraph's are extremely long which makes the user not want to read the content.
Good and Bad Single to Noise Ratio
Single to Noise Ratio is utilized in all websites, it is the ratio of relevant to irrelevant information in a display. Apple's website is very direct, they want you to focus on their current main focus, which right now is their Iphone 6 or their watch. The colors that are utilized in Apple's website are very relaxed and tranquil, making the user feel comfortable. On the other hand, argren.net it is very stressful and confusing. The user does not where to look or how to interpret the content that is being displayed.
Good and Bad Rule of Thirds
Rules of thirds is a technique that divides the website into thirds, a web creator may use this technique in order to direct the user's eye into what content they want them to observe.As you can see in the image on the right, the different points refer to the various locations the company wants the user to look at.
Good and Bad Modularity
Modularity is the idea of how Smaller components are easier to design and less prone to error. Great examples such as Twitter bootstrap which allow responsive designs across various platforms. The image on the right has a patterned design, the use of "blocks" or "boxes" gives the user the ability to fully understand the content of the website.


Amazon AWS workshop at the University of Sydney
On October 24th I attented a talk by Adrian White about using Amazon AWS for research. Below are my notes, not extensively annotated, in the hope that they’ll be useful for someone. If something is not clear, please ask in the comments, and I’ll try to answer to the best of my knowledge
161024_AWS workshop
- SciTeam ~10 ppl
Overview of AWS services
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If you need to make your data available you have availability zones. For an ultra-stable website we can make our app accessible in multiple AZs.
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Networking - pair with AARNet in Australia
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spark to run GATK
- ML module - developed for ecommerce based on how people visit websites
- supervised learning only, basic linear regression
Essential services
Elastic compute (EC2)
- elastic load balance capability interesting for when you’re firing up a shiny analytics environment
Networking Services
Amazon VPC (virtual private cloud)
- own network isolated, within a region, you control addressing, DNS servers, whether it connects to the internet
AWS DirectConnect
- if you need to transfer data faster
Amazon Route 53
- Domain Name System (DNS) web service.
Storage
Amazon S3
- object storage service (put/get/delete) not a file system (so can’t do byte range retrievals and other subsets of the files)
- durability with a 10^6 objects you have 1:10k chance of losing it
- File size - up to 5 Tb.
Amazon EBS
- up to 16 Tb
- disk that fires up and is mounted to a server on EC2
- can still use magnetic disk to cut cost (default is SSD)
Glacier
- file size up to 50 Tb
- cold storage
- can take 3-5 hours to retrieve object
- also 11 9s durability
AWS Storage Gateway
- storage on premise
Databases
Amazon RDS
- Standard relational database. Maintained/run by amazon so you can just use the data
Amazon DynamoDB
- Managed NoSQL database service
- today need 100 reads/sec, tomorrow 1000k
Amazon ElastiCache
- reddis
- some there open source libraries
Big Data Services
- Amazon EMR (Elastic Map Reduce)
- AWS Data Pipeline Hosted Hadoop framework
- Move data among AWS services and on premises data sources
- Amazon Redshift
- Petabyte-scale data warehouse service
- OLAP style DB environment (massively parallel processing database)
Monitoring services
- Amazon CloudWatch (free)
- Monitor resources
- you can make your own monitors such as how many times a function is run and send you notifications or make graphs
- AWS IAM (Identity & Access Mgmt)
- Manage users, groups & permissions
- AWS OpsWorks
- Dev-Ops framework for application lifecycle management
- AWS CloudFormation
- Templates to deploy & manage
- This is useful for us. You build a cluster based on templates = users ,roles, storage, databases, etc
- infrastructure as a configuration file
- AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- Automate resource management
- can host apps with python or java or docker containers (find out more)
Accessing your resources
- Everything you can do through the Console, you can do through the CLI or an SDK
- SDK’s for most programming languages
- Andriod, IOS, Java, .Net, Node.js, PHP, Python, Ruby, Go
Commercial models
- on-demand
- On-Demand Pay for compute capacity by the hour with no long-term commitments For spiky workloads, or to define needs
- spot
- Bid for unused capacity, charged at a Spot Price which fluctuates based on supply and demand For time-insensitive or transient workloads
- 60-70% savings on on demand price when it’s on Spot
- if price goes above that cost, it gets shut down in 2 minutes
- RNA-seq on spot to have disappearing servers on 250 k samples
- Reserved
- Make a low, one-time payment and receive a significant discount on the hourly charge.  You can configure this yourself, specifying what should happen to storage.
Security
Popular HPC workloads on AWS
- Genome processing
- Modeling and Simulation
- Government and Educational Research
- Monte Carlo Simulations
- Transcoding and Encoding (video)
- Computational Chemistry
Educate
- aws.amazon.com/training/- self-paced-labs
- aws.amazon.com/training
- aws.amazon.com/certification
Can also be used in class:
- AWS blog - best place to get updates on the main stuff that changes
- Deeper into a topic - product page + documentation
Moving data to AWS
Storing data in S3 and EC2
Amazon S3 is object based storage
- Data is an object (treat each file as a single object)
- Consists of data (globally unique identifier) and metadata
- Very simple operations: (not POSIX!)
- PUT, GET, DELETE, LIST
- Cannot do an lseek, partial read or write, over-write existing data
- Versioning is allowed (only differences are stored)
- You control where data is located (Amazon never moves or copies it)
- Flat hierarchy (no concept of directories)
Amazon S3 is
- Extremely Durable (99.999999999%)
- Extremely Available (99.99%)
- Virtually infinite (scalable)
- Pay only for what you use
- You control who has access to your data (and the location of the data)
- Data Encryption
- not encrypted by default
- can tick a box to get amazon to manage encryption
- can be completely client side encryption only
- Event notifications
- Lifecycle Management
- Amazon S3 is more read oriented than write oriented
- However, write performance is still very good
QIMR: Moving data to Europe via snowball - a data store device
- Optimising data transfer to S3
- Examples
Preliminaries
Before worrying about upload performance:
- Know file size distribution and the amount of data
- Average file size? Largest? Smallest? Standard Deviation?
- Know how you are connected to Internet and AWS
- Perform preliminary tests to S3 to understand network performance
- Know how you will use data in an Amazon S3 bucket
- Will it be shared?
- How is it organized? How do applications access the data?
- Read vs. Write?
- Being able to answer these questions will make things much, much easier (with faster uploads)
Non-Network Keys to the fastest upload
- The following are general principles for the quickest data upload from outside of AWS
- Multi-part upload
- aws s3 create-multipart-upload
- aws s3 sync # Better command that will try to optimise the performance for you!!!
- All high-level commands that involve uploading objects into S3 (aws s3 cp, aws s3 mv, and aws s3 sync) automatically perform a multipart upload when the object is large
- Parallel upload
- each process uses a cpu
- How you do this is very specific to the language (SDK)
- In Python use multi-processing module
- Can use threads (C++, Java)
- Some tools already available:
- s3-parallel-put (https://github.com/twpayne/s3-parallel-put )
- Random prefix to key name
- first two characters of filename are part of the key, and should be randomised (evenly) by the alphabet so that they get put onto different partitions and hence the performance is much better
- tar
- can put everything into a tar archive (such as images), then look at the TOC of the tar and pull out only the byte range of the image you need from AWS
- Data compression
Examples
SKA (square kilometer) array
- s3-parallel-upload script (python/boto2)
- performance dropped off after ~30 parallel processes
HPC
Cluster HPC
- can do placement groups - which means the compute nodes are close to each other physically at the server farm
- storage is ephemeral, EBS, NFSv4 Amazon EFS or Lustre Intel cloud edition (PAYG), BeeGFS
- is still redundant within your region (so not as durable as S3)
- minimum use time on Amazon HPC is 1 hour (so cost is that of 1 hour)
Instance types
- Family - optimised for a particular use
- ex R3 - memory
- ex G2/P2 - GPU
- ec C3/ CPU use type
- P2
- machine learning genomics (tensor flow)
Data lakes
- store datasets of different types
Research on AWS
Lab: Alces Flight & CfnCluster
Apart from Alces flight, what other launch a cluster configurations are there?
In order to relaunch a snapshot you have you can use CfnCluster.
spark R machine learning
jupiter gnu (ask him via email)


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Hi I'm Dana! I am a graphic and web designer living in Harrisburg, PA. I am originally from Scranton, PA where I got my BFA in Graphic Design from Marywood University. I currently work at Silverback Network as a graphic and web designer. In the past I have worked as a freelance designer and an in-house graphic designer for a promotional advertising business.
Design has been a passion of mine for many years. I always am finding ways to further develop my knowledge by reading articles, tutorials, and blog posts to taking classes on Treehouse to learn new skills.
When I'm not designing I love biking, skiing, running, reading, hand-lettering, listening to music, playing with my cat Jonesy, drinking coffee, spending time on news websites and Reddit, and binging on Netflix.


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Benefits of patterns Patterns are a toolkit of solutions to common problems in software design. They define a common language that helps your team communicate more efficiently. more
Catalog for Patterns List of 22 classic design patterns, grouped by their intent. more
Classification Design patterns differ by their complexity, level of detail and scale of applicability. In addition, they can be categorized by their intent and divided into three groups more


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01. Introduction¶
Contents¶
01.00¶
ancient Greece
- Galatea by Pygmalion
- Talos by Daedalus
- Pandora by Hephaestus
AI
deep learning
logistic regression
naive Bayes
01.01. Who Should Read This Book?¶
01.02. Historical Trends in Deep Learning¶
01.02.01. The Many Names and Changing Fortunes of Neural Networks¶
- cybernetics in 1940s-1960s
- connectionism in 1980s-1990s
- deep learning in 2006
artificial neural networks (ANNs)
McCulloch-Pitts Neuron (McCulloch, Pitts, 1943)
perceptron (Rosenblatt, 1958, 1962)
ADALINE (Widrow, Hoff, 1960)
stochasic gradient descent
linear models
limitation:
connot learn the XOR fn
ferrets brain (Von Melshner, 2000)
Neocognitron (Fukushima, 1980) → modern convolutional network (LeCun, 1998)
rectified linear unit
original Cognitron (Fukushima, 1975)
Nair, Hinton, 2010, Glorot, 2011 citing neuroscience, Jarrett, 2009 citing more engineering-oriented
1980s: second wave of NN
movement connectionism / parallel distributed processing (Rumelhart, 1986, McClelland, 1995)
models of cognition grounded in neural implementation (Touretzky, Minton, 1985), reviving work og Fonald Hebb in 1940s (Hebb, 1949)
connectionsim: large num of sumple computational units can ahchive intelligent behavior
distributed representation (Hinton, 1986)
e.g., 3 neurons describing 3 colors & 3 neurons 3 objects
back-propagation (Rumelhart, 1986, LeCun, 1987)
during 1990s
Hochreiter, 1991, Bengio, 1994
Long short-term memody (LSTM) (Hochreiter, Schmidhuber, 1997)
mid-1990s
Kernel machines (Boser, 1992, Corters, Vapnik, 1995, Schölkopf, 1999)
graphical models (Jordan, 1998)
3rd wave of NN
deep belief network trained using greedy layer-wise pretraining (Hinton, 2006)
Bengio, 2007, Ranzato, 2007


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assertXXX()
or fail()
without an error message string argument.
An error message on assertion failure may help clarify the test case's intent.
Example:
assertTrue(checkValid());
After the quick-fix is applied:
assertTrue(checkValid(), "|");
The message argument is added before or after the existing arguments according to the assertions framework that you use.


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Dec 14th 2016
Slides are intended for internal sharing only
I did not consult nor check up enough textbooks or official definitions while making this slides - read with care
OOP is more widely known
FP is deeply rooted in lambda calculus
both are powerful thought-weapons to attack problems
SOLID
there are objects
they send messages to each others (and this should be the only way of communication)
each object responds to messages accordingly (and differently)
theoritically, SmallTalk, Objective-C or even Erlang stick to this rule more strictly than Java
cost-effective way to implement some repetitive patterns in programming
many people love it, stick to it, even make it textbook
the famous gang-of-four
some others despise it
“Human compiler at work” - Paul Graham
In Java, methods cannot exist outside an object (Steve's famous must-read rant)
In FP, functions are the first class citizen
functions can take, use, transform, and return functions (and data)
data (or the nouns) is piped through a chain of functions
$y = f(x)$
the value of $y$ does not change given the same $x$
whereas OOP is based on the mutation of states within Objects
often in FP mutation is achieved by constructing new components aside with the old ones
plays well in recent days where multi-CPU is omnipresent and GC is concurrent and performant (it's much simpler)
ImmutableCollection::copyOf
is $O(1)$ given an immutable collectionImmutableCollection::reverse
is $O(1)$ because of immutable delegationImmutableCollection::subList
is $O(1)$ because of immutable delegationImmutableCollection
builder can optimize for empty and singleton list (frequent cases)ImmutableMap
can benefit from immutablility and thus better hashing strategy
public static List<Integer> positiveIntegers(List<Integer> list) {
List<Integer> filtered = new ArrayList<>();
for (int i=0; i<list.size(); ++i) {
if (list.get(i) > 0) filtered.add(list.get(i));
}
return filtered;
}
positives = filter (> 0) -- “pointless” style
Cheating? Let's see the implementation of filter
filter :: (a → Bool) → [a] → [a]
filter _pred [] = []
filter pred (x:xs)
| pred x = x : filter pred xs
| otherwise = filter pred xs
negativeIntegers
?
public static List<Integer> positiveIntegers(List<Integer> list) {
List<Integer> filtered = new ArrayList<>();
for (int i=0; i<list.size(); ++i) {
if (list.get(i) > 0) filtered.add(list.get(i));
}
return filtered;
}
public static List<Integer> negativeIntegers(List<Integer> list) {
List<Integer> filtered = new ArrayList<>();
for (int i=0; i<list.size(); ++i) {
if (list.get(i) < 0) filtered.add(list.get(i));
}
return filtered;
}
code reuse?
public static <T> List<T> filter(List<T> list, Predicate<T> pred);
List<Integer> positives = list.stream()
.filter(x → x > 0)
.collect(toList())
positives = filter (> 0)
implementation?
lambda is compiled to a private method, and modern JVM (JIT) is very good at optimizing small functions (> 1000x speed up)
recap: FP promotes small and orthogonal functions and their compositions to build complex system
but there is one more powerful tool that enables code reuse and composibility
list = [1, 2, 3]
double n = n + n
square n = n * n
doubledList = map double list -- [2, 4, 6]
squaredList = map square list -- [1, 4, 9]
zipList = zipWith (+) doubledList squaredList -- [3, 8, 15]
map
and filter
map :: (a → b) → [a] → [b]
filter :: (a → Bool) → [a] → [a]
takes a function and a list, and returns a list
in Haskell, the arrow →
is associative
$(g \circ f) x \equiv g (f (x))$
map :: (a → b) → ([a] → [b])
filter :: (a → Bool) → ([a] → [a])
takes a function, returns a function that takes a list and returns a list
positives = filter (> 0) -- remember?
map
and filter
, cont.they are higher-order-functions (HOF) because they take functions and return functions
we can use HOFs to make code reuse a breeze!
// this is ES6, and yes JavaScript is functional
const crsAdjustedCanvasDistance = (crs) => (p1, p2) =>
crs.distance(crs.project(p1), crs.project(p2))
// default globe
const canvasDistance = crsAdjustedCanvasDistance(WGS84CRS)
// my own projection
const customizedDistance = crsAdjustedCanvasDistance(MyCRS)
// redux exmaple
const connect = (mapStateToProps, ...otherConfigs) =>
(WrappedComponent) => {
// a new component class that populates data and checks props
}
// usage
class MyComponet extends Component {
render() { ... }
}
export default connect(state => state, ...others)(MyComponet)
In Java no method can exist without an object attaching
think about Factory Design Pattern™ - takes some (different) configs, returns objects
think about Aspect Oriented Programing™ - do something similar and cross-cutting various method calls
think about proxies and delegates - do something before and after the real method call
there's also decorators
in Python and ES7
probably all just HOF in disguise (recalling what Paul Graham said)


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| RemarkNode | The remark tag is identified and represented by this class. |
| TagNode | TagNode represents a generic tag. |
| TextNode | Normal text in the HTML document is represented by this class. |
The nodes package has the concrete node implementations.
The classes in this package all implement the Node
interface. They individually implement the more specific interfaces for text,
remarks and tags. The three node types are mapped as follows:
| Interface | Concrete Implementation |
Text | TextNode |
Remark | RemarkNode |
Tag | TagNode |
AbstractNode
class, which provides
basic functionality common to all nodes, such as maintaining start and end positions
and child and parent references. Only the TagNode
objects
contain a list of Attribute
objects.
The Lexer
parses an HTML stream into a
contiguous stream of these nodes.
The Parser
returns either these nodes or specific
Tag
objects (which are subclasses of TagNode)
for tags with names that have been registered via
registerTag()
.
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public interface LockInterface
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
decrementCount()
Decrement count.
|
void |
enter(Vessel vessel)
Enter: Let vessel enter lock when lock is not occupied.
|
int |
getCount()
Gets the count.
|
Vessel |
getVessel()
Gets the vessel.
|
void |
incrementCount()
Increment count.
|
boolean |
isChamberEnabled()
Checks if is chamber enabled.
|
boolean |
isDrain()
Checks if is drain.
|
boolean |
isOccupied()
Checks if is occupied.
|
Vessel |
leave()
Leave: let vessel leaves lock.
|
void |
operateWaterLevel()
Operate water level.
|
void |
printOutConditions()
Prints the out conditions.
|
void |
setChamberEnabled(boolean chamberEnabled)
Sets the chamber enabled.
|
java.lang.String |
setDrain(boolean drain)
Sets the drain.
|
void |
setOccupied(boolean occupied)
Sets the occupied.
|
void |
setVessel(Vessel vessel)
Sets the vessel.
|
void printOutConditions()
void operateWaterLevel()
void enter(Vessel vessel)
vessel
- the vesselVessel leave()
boolean isOccupied()
void setOccupied(boolean occupied)
occupied
- the new occupiedboolean isDrain()
java.lang.String setDrain(boolean drain)
drain
- the new drainVessel getVessel()
void setVessel(Vessel vessel)
vessel
- the new vesselint getCount()
void incrementCount()
void decrementCount()
boolean isChamberEnabled()
void setChamberEnabled(boolean chamberEnabled)
chamberEnabled
- the new chamber enabled


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A standard autocompleter (
Autocompleter.Local
in scripty1 parlance). The choices are the fifty U.S. states. It should behave like a regular text box, with a few exceptions:
- When the user has typed at least one character in the box, a list of completions should be offered.
- If the value in the box matches a substring of a possible choice, case-insensitively, then that choice should appear in the menu.
- If there are no such matches, the menu should not appear.
- When the menu appears, it should be free of any highlights.
- While the menu is shown, the UP and DOWN arrow keys should move the highlight between choices.
- When an item is highlighted, it can be "chosen" with TAB or RETURN. In both cases, pressing the key should fill the text box with the proper value, then blur the field. If TAB was pressed, focus should move to the dummy button control.
- Hovering over a menu item with the mouse should highlight that item. Clicking on a menu item should behave identically to pressing RETURN.
- The matching substring of a given choice should be bold.


Icardi strikes again to edge PSG past Brest in French ligue 1
PARIS, Nov 10 — Mauro Icardi came off the bench to score a late winner as Paris Saint-Germain extended their Ligue 1 lead to nine points despite another unconvincing performance in a 2-1 victory at Brest yesterday.
The reigning French champions, who were beaten by then-bottom club Dijon last week before scraping past Club Brugge in the Champions League, needed Icardi's ninth goal in eight games to secure the three points.
“We can't score four goals each time,” said PSG coach Thomas Tuchel.
“I'm very happy. It's five wins in six games. I didn't expect us to have our best match, but we had to be calm and fight.”
Brest, promoted from the second tier last season, caused PSG problems throughout and had levelled with 18 minutes remaining through Samuel Grandsir.
Second-placed Angers missed the chance to cut the gap to seven points as they were held to a goalless draw at Reims.
Tuchel saw his long injury list extended before kick-off as goalkeeper Keylor Navas pulled out of the game after suffering a thigh problem in the warm-up.
The Costa Rican joined Neymar, Kylian Mbappe, defenders Thomas Meunier and Thilo Kehrer and midfielder Ander Herrera on the sidelines.
Edinson Cavani made his first start since August, but struggled in front of goal.
“For Edi (Cavani), it wasn't easy because he's lacking rhythm,” added Tuchel. “He has to manage his competition with Icardi.
The visitors claimed a 39th-minute lead as Angel Di Maria raced clear before clipping a chipped finish over Brest goalkeeper Gautier Larsonneur to score his eighth goal of the campaign.
His effort survived a VAR review for offside to send PSG into the interval ahead.
Cavani wasted two clear-cut chances in the space of three minutes just after the hour mark, and Brest made him pay.
Substitute Grandsir collected the ball inside the area and fired a low effort through goalkeeper Sergio Rico, making his Parisian debut after signing on-loan from Sevilla.
But the Spaniard redeemed himself shortly afterwards, keeping out Haris Belkebla's long-range strike.
On-loan Inter Milan striker Icardi had the final say, though, pouncing inside the six-yard box in the 85th minute to scramble the ball over the line after Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting's cross was only partially cleared.
Later yesterday, last season's runners-up Lille were held to a 0-0 draw by Metz at the Stade Pierre Mauroy to end a disappointing week on a low note.
Lille, who were knocked out of the Champions League by a 4-1 loss at Valencia in midweek, sit third, already 11 points behind PSG.
Monaco made it three wins in four league games to move into the top half of the table as Aleksandr Golovin's first-half strike was enough to edge out struggling Dijon 1-0.
Today, unpopular Lyon coach Rudi Garcia takes his new side to their rivals and his former club Marseille.
French Ligue 1 results yesterday
Brest 1 (Grandsir 72) Paris Saint-Germain 2 (Di Maria 39, Icardi 85)
Lille 0 Metz 0
Monaco 1 (Golovin 42) Dijon 0
Reims 0 Angers 0
Strasbourg 4 (Ajorque 14, Mothiba 45+1, 86, Lienard 70) Nimes 1 (Philippoteaux 48)
Playing today (all times GMT)
Rennes v Amiens (1400), Montpellier v Toulouse, Nantes v Saint-Etienne (1600), Marseille v Lyon (2000)
Played Friday
Nice 1 (Lees-Melou 27) Bordeaux 1 (Briand 50-pen) — AFP


LENT
5 FRIDAY
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
Have mercy on me, O Lord, for I am in distress. Deliver me from the hands of my enemies and those who pursue me. O Lord, let me never be put to shame, for I call to you.
COLLECT
Pardon the
offences of your peoples, we pray, O Lord, and in your goodness set us free
from the bonds of the sins we have committed in our weakness. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with
you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
Or:
O God, who in this season give your Church the grace to imitate devoutly the Blessed Virgin Mary in contemplating the Passion of Christ, grant, we pray, through her intercession, that we may cling more firmly each day to your Only Begotten Son and come at last to the fullness of his grace. Who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Grant, O merciful God, that we may be worthy to serve ever fittingly at your altars, and there to be saved by constant participation. Through Christ our Lord.
Preface of the Passion of the Lord I
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
Jesus bore our sins in his own body on the cross, so that dead to sin, we might live for righteousness. By his wounds we have been healed.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
May the
unfailing protection of the sacrifice we have received never leave us, O Lord,
and may it always drive far from us all that would do us harm. Through Christ our Lord.
PRAYER OVER THE PEOPLE (for optional use)
Grant, we
pray, almighty God, that your servants, who seek the grace of your protection, may
be free from every evil and serve you in peace of mind. Through
Christ our Lord.


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Money play. How should Red play 52?
pips Red=144 White=168
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Because of the strength of White’s prime Red should play this position as a prime versus prime rather than a blitz.
That means that 24/22, 6/1* is the wrong approach and that play is actually a blunder. Correct is 24/17, escaping a checker and maintaining the duplication of one and twos. In fact, all moves other than 24/17 are blunders.
That means that 24/22, 6/1* is the wrong approach and that play is actually a blunder. Correct is 24/17, escaping a checker and maintaining the duplication of one and twos. In fact, all moves other than 24/17 are blunders.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/17 Eq.: +0.180 0.569 0.302 0.031 - 0.431 0.132 0.010 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 14/9 Eq.: +0.084 (-0.096) 0.535 0.282 0.028 - 0.465 0.127 0.006 3. Cubeful 2-ply 22/17 13/11 Eq.: +0.055 (-0.125) 0.531 0.279 0.028 - 0.469 0.139 0.010 4. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 6/1* Eq.: +0.052 (-0.128) 0.527 0.293 0.019 - 0.473 0.145 0.007 5. Cubeful 2-ply 22/17 6/4 Eq.: +0.036 (-0.144) 0.525 0.282 0.028 - 0.475 0.151 0.012


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- save() - Method in interface cufy.io.loadable.FormatLoadable
-
- save(Instructor) - Method in interface cufy.io.loadable.FormatLoadable
-
- save() - Method in interface cufy.io.loadable.Loadable
-
Save this loadable to the container of this loadable.
- save(Instructor) - Method in interface cufy.io.loadable.Loadable
-
Save this loadable to the container of this loadable.
- setCursor(int) - Method in class cufy.io.Buffer
-
Set the current cursor to be pointing to the given index.
- setDefaults(JSON.Syntax) - Method in class cufy.text.json.JSON
-
Set the default values of JSON for this json format.
- setDefaults() - Method in class cufy.text.json.JSON.Syntax
-
Set the defaults of this syntax.
- setValue(Field, Object, V) - Static method in class cufy.beans.Bean.FieldEntry
-
Set the value of the given field on the given instance to the given value.
- setValue(Field, Object, V, Converter, Clazz<V>) - Static method in class cufy.beans.Bean.FieldEntry
-
Set the value of the given field on the given instance to the given value.
- setValue(V) - Method in class cufy.beans.Bean.FieldEntry
-
- setValue(V) - Method in class cufy.beans.FullBean.SimpleEntry
-
- SimpleEntry(K, V) - Constructor for class cufy.beans.FullBean.SimpleEntry
-
Construct a new simple entry.
- size() - Method in interface cufy.beans.Bean
-
- size() - Method in interface cufy.beans.FullBean
-
- size - Variable in class cufy.io.Buffer
-
Indicates to the size of the valid data on the data array of this.
- skip(int) - Method in class cufy.io.Buffer
-
Increment the cursor by the given number.
- skip(long) - Method in class cufy.io.BufferedInputStream
-
- skip(long) - Method in class cufy.io.BufferedReader
-
- skip(long) - Method in class cufy.io.RemoteInputStream
-
- skip(long) - Method in class cufy.io.RemoteReader
-
- SLEEP - Static variable in class cufy.concurrent.Loop
-
A position for loops.
- start(Loop<?, ?>) - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Instructor
-
- start() - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Loop
-
Start this loop with the thread invoked the method.
- start(String) - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Loop
-
Start this loop with the thread invoked the method.
- startsWith(String, CharSequence...) - Static method in class cufy.util.Stringz
-
Determine if the given string starts with any of the given sequences.
- state - Variable in class cufy.concurrent.Instructor
-
The first position of any further loop get started by this.
- state - Variable in class cufy.concurrent.Lock
-
The reference to communicate with the lock holder thread.
- state - Variable in class cufy.concurrent.Loop
-
The state of this loop.
- stream - Variable in class cufy.io.BufferedInputStream
-
The stream that this delegate is delegating to.
- stream - Variable in class cufy.io.RemoteInputStream
-
The original stream.
- stream - Variable in class cufy.io.RemoteOutputStream
-
The original stream.
- stringToObject(ConvertToken<String, Object>) - Method in class cufy.convert.BaseConverter
-
- stringToObject(ConvertToken<String, Object>) - Method in class cufy.text.json.JSONConverter
-
- Stringz - Class in cufy.util
-
Useful utils for strings.
- Stringz() - Constructor for class cufy.util.Stringz
-
This is a util class.
- subGroup(Object, Predicate<E>) - Method in interface cufy.util.Group
-
Returns a subgroup of this group.
- subGroup(Object) - Method in interface cufy.util.Group
-
Returns the group with the given key.
- subGroup(Object, Predicate<E>) - Method in class cufy.util.HashGroup
-
- subGroup(Object) - Method in class cufy.util.HashGroup
-
- subgroups - Variable in class cufy.util.HashGroup
-
The subgroups of this group.
- subToken(J, Q, Clazz, Clazz) - Method in class cufy.convert.ConvertToken
-
Get a sub token of this token with the given parameters.
- subToken(J, Q, Clazz, Clazz, int) - Method in class cufy.convert.ConvertToken
-
Get a sub token of this token with the given parameters.
- subToken(Reader, Clazz<U>) - Method in class cufy.text.ClassifyToken
-
Get a sub token of this token with the given parameters.
- subToken(U, Writer, Clazz) - Method in class cufy.text.FormatToken
-
Get a sub token of this token with the given parameters.
- subToken(U, Writer, Clazz, int) - Method in class cufy.text.FormatToken
-
Get a sub token of this token with the given parameters.
- subToken(Reader, U, Clazz) - Method in class cufy.text.ParseToken
-
Get a sub token of this token with the given parameters.
- subToken(Reader, U, Clazz, int) - Method in class cufy.text.ParseToken
-
Get a sub token of this token with the given parameters.
- sum(U[], T, BiFunction<T, U, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum(boolean[], T, BiFunction<T, Boolean, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum(byte[], T, BiFunction<T, Byte, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum(char[], T, BiFunction<T, Character, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum(double[], T, BiFunction<T, Double, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum(float[], T, BiFunction<T, Float, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum(int[], T, BiFunction<T, Integer, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum(long[], T, BiFunction<T, Long, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum(short[], T, BiFunction<T, Short, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- sum0(Object, T, BiFunction<T, Object, T>) - Static method in class cufy.util.Arrayz
-
Get the total sum of the given array.
- synchronously(BiConsumer<Instructor, Loop<?, ?>>) - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Instructor
-
Make a loop of this group do the given action.
- synchronously(BiConsumer<Instructor, Loop<?, ?>>, Consumer<Instructor>) - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Instructor
-
Make a loop of this group do the given action.
- synchronously(BiConsumer<Instructor, Loop<?, ?>>, Consumer<Instructor>, long) - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Instructor
-
Make a loop of this group do the given action.
- synchronously(Consumer<Loop<I, P>>) - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Loop
-
Make this loop (specifically the current thread looping) do the function given.
- synchronously(Consumer<Loop<I, P>>, Consumer<Loop<I, P>>) - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Loop
-
Make this loop (specifically the current thread looping) do the function given.
- synchronously(Consumer<Loop<I, P>>, Consumer<Loop<I, P>>, long) - Method in class cufy.concurrent.Loop
-
Make this loop (specifically the current thread looping) do the function given.
- SYNTAX - Variable in class cufy.text.json.JSON
-
The symbols of this.
- Syntax() - Constructor for class cufy.text.json.JSON.Syntax
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Helps to track syntax positioning on a stream.
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Initialize a new syntax tracker.


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Bilbo Baggins is swept into a quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. Approached out of the blue by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, Bilbo finds himself joining a company of thirteen dwarves led by the legendary warrior, Thorin Oakenshield. Their journey will take them into the Wild; through...
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Interface to identify UIA events to host-side tooling
Inheriting from this interface is sufficient to identify
an Event defined in the .xdc file as a UIA event.
interface IUIAEvent { ...
interface IUIAEvent {
module-wide config parameters
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Common module configuration parameters
DETAILS
All modules have this configuration parameter. Its name
contains the '$' character to ensure it does not conflict with
configuration parameters declared by the module. This allows
new configuration parameters to be added in the future without
any chance of breaking existing modules.
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{% extends 'settings_base.html' %} {% from "macros/setting_forms.html" import settings_form_mock with context %} {% block title %}Mock{% endblock %} {% block form %} {{ settings_form_mock(details) }} {% endblock %}


Banka is a light-weight core banking application that powers banking operations like account creation, customer deposit and withdrawals.
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January 5
...not having mine own righteousness, which is of the law, but that which is through the faith of Christ, the righteousness which is of God by faith.
Philippians 3:9
I don't care how badly you may have messed things up yesterday or how many mistakes you have made, I want you to begin this day knowing you are righteous! Not because of anything you've done but because you've received, by faith in Jesus, the very righteousness of God.
Just look at the kinds of benefits the Word of God says that righteousness will bring:
"The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree" (Ps. 92:12).
"When it goeth well with the righteous, the city rejoiceth" (Prov. 11:10).
"The seed of the righteous shall be delivered" (Prov. 11:21).
"For the eyes of the Lord are over the righteous, and his ears are open unto their prayers" (1 Pet. 3:12).
"For thou, Lord, wilt bless the righteous; with favour wilt thou compass him as with a shield" (Ps. 5:12).
"The righteous cry, and the Lord heareth, and delivereth them out of all their troubles" (Ps. 34:17).
"I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread" (Ps. 37:25).
"The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell therein forever" (Ps. 37:29).
"The Lord loveth the righteous" (Ps. 146:8).
  Shout out loud, "I am the righteousness of God!" Then step out in faith and enjoy the privileges God has prepared for you! Scripture Reading: Romans 3:21-28


The Outline palette shows the object/widget hierarchy for the current page. You can select a widget or subwidget from the Outline palette and the corresponding widget will become selected on the page editor canvas.
The Outline palette also provides a way to show/hide widgets in various states (e.g. show a dialog box when a button is clicked). You click on the eye icon (shown in the left column in the Outline palette) to toggle the visibility of the widget on the page editor canvas. See the tutorial Task Manager (Application States) for an example.
The Outline palette toolbar contains two icons for displaying the Outline palette in Widgets mode or Source mode.
The widgets in the Outline palette are displayed in a tree hierarchy, where each node in the tree can be collapsed or expanded.
For each widget entry, after the widget type the following property values are displayed to help identify the widget:
You can select a widget by clicking on its entry in the Outline palette. The corresponding widget in the page editor canvas then becomes selected. This is handy for selecting widgets that are difficult to select from the page editor canvas, such as sub-widgets, very small widgets or hidden widgets.
You can move widgets around on the canvas from within the Outline palette. First select the widget, then drag it to the desired location. This is handy for moving widgets to someplace that might be hidden on the canvas (for example moving a widget from Tab 1 to Tab 2 in a TabContainer).
Each widget has a context menu with the following commands:
To use the widget's context menu, first select the widget, then right-click (ctrl-click on Mac) on the widget.
Every widget has an eye icon next to it in the Outline palette (in the left-most column). When you click on the eye icon it toggles the visibility of the widget. An open eye indicates visibility, and a closed eye indicates invisibility. When you make a parent widget invisible, all of its children also become invisible. Invisible widgets are hidden on the page editor canvas and in Preview in browser view. Widget visibility can be toggled for different application states, thus providing an interactive experience to the user. When using this feature, you need to pay particular attention to the selected state in the States palette.


--- date: 2010-02-26T00:00:00Z published: true title: Hundreds of Chilldren Found in Mass Grave url: /2010/02/26/hundreds-of-chilldren-found-in-mass-grave/ ---
Three mass graves were discovered in the sub district of Dubiz in Kirkuk. Announced the Kurdish daily news paper ASO on Sunday, Feb.21st. These graves are to be excavated by the Ministry of Anfaled and Martyrs of Kurdistan regional government in a near future.
“The graves are holding remnants of children from both Chamchamal and Garmyan areas”. Sayd Fazil Amin the head of KRG martyrs office in Kirkuk told ASO, these kids were taken into captivity during 1988 Anfal campaign against the Kurds.
Anfal genocide was a campaign against the Kurds in 1980s. It was aimed at the elimination of the Kurds in Iraq, by destroying and burning Kurdish villages down. Killing and burying alive the people of these villages. It costed over 200,000 lives of innocent Kurds.
He'd still be in power unless Dubya had invaded.


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Although inner qualities should play a more important role than looks, it cannot be argued that the first impression is often based on the appearance. Naturally that also goes for formatting one’s paper, even if the content of such work is often studied to great depth and less is done to analyse the layout and formalities.
Still, editors need to assess whether a certain manuscript should be reviewed and/or published or not. To set a standard for presentation of one’s work, journals only publish manuscripts that conform to the publication guidelines. JEPS, as many other journals in psychology, follows the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association’s (APA, 2009). Although the APA manual is widespread and used on almost every continent, manuscripts often fail to comply with its rules.
This post introduces suggestions to avoid the main mistakes found in the manuscripts submitted for the 3rd issue of JEPS. Given that JEPS follows APA Style, this post may be useful for anyone writing papers in that system.
[caption id="attachment_99" align="alignright" width="386" caption="Figure 1. Common Mistakes in Manuscripts submitted to JEPS"][/caption]
The post is structured to introduce most common mistakes first and less common ones later on. Figure 1 gives an overview of what will be under discussion. Referencing caused the majority of incompliances with the APA Style followed by troubles with formatting headings correctly. Writing abstract and keywords as well as making the tables and figures look correct each made up 12% of the mistakes. Finally, 7% of the mistakes stemmed from errors in blind review rules. Each of these will be discussed, common errors brought out and suggestions on how to avoid them given.
References
....seem to create a lot of difficulties – in 42% of the manuscripts submitted for JEPS this September, some kind of incompliance with the APA referencing standards were found.
[caption id="attachment_101" align="alignright" width="386" caption="Figure 2. Common Mistakes in Referencing in Manuscripts submitted to JEPS"][/caption]
Common mistakes
22% of the referencing errors included mistakes in presenting in-text citations. When to use et al.? Should initials of the authors also be written when citing in-text? In addition, 19% of the errors made in referencing came from difficulties with the list of references. What to do with the pages’ numbers? Should the titles be capitalised throughout? What is in italics, what is not? Also, in about 22% of the manuscripts with referencing errors, no doi numbers were marked.
Suggestions
The devil is in the details. Accurate referencing demands a fair deal of attention; sometimes spaces, commas and full stops make it all look wrong. Using a reference management program would help to reduce such errors. In addition, by using such programs, mistakes like a missing reference to a source cited in the text or vice versa – referencing to something that has not been mentioned in the paper – would be ruled out. For the 3rd issue, such errors constituted a fair 16% of the mistakes made in references.
Headings
...are easier to grasp. Altogether, some 12% of manuscripts received were struggling with errors in that area.
Common mistakes
59% of the errors in headings included troubles with the same APA Style. This is likely to stem from the adaption of the 6th edition, whereas many students are still used to the rules set by the 5th. An additional 19% of errors came from inconsistent usage of heading levels. The final portion of errors reflected the organisation of the paper, in those 22% of cases, the headings did not comply with what was to be explained in the section below it.
Suggestions
Read the latest APA manual (APA, 2009)! Also, creating a template or a style sheet for the word processing program you are using will make things easier – the right title size and location is only a mouse click away. The headings should also act as a very brief summary of the paper – therefore reading the subheadings should give one an idea of what can be expected from the paper. Go through your manuscript keeping that in mind.
Tables and Figures
...are very likely to be formatted perfectly alright, however there were some repeated mistakes.
Common mistakes
The fact that APA Style does not recognise vertical lines in tables was often not taken into consideration. Also the figures and tables were not labelled correctly in some cases.
Suggestions
Again, creating a template to follow in your word processing program could facilitate formatting the tables and figures considerably. Also, some programs offer automatic numbering and referencing, so that following the right enumeration of your tables or figures will become much easier.
Abstract and Keywords
Common mistakes
How to summarise a whole study in 120 words? Or just in a few keywords? After having written 29 pages, it does not seem to be an easy task. Yet, it is an important one.
Suggestions
Use word count, choose shorter expressions, omit everything that is not relevant. Consider the role of every single word you are writing.
The trouble with keywords is just forgetting to add them. Make sure you have them underneath your abstract – they make it easy for others to find your article once it gets published.
Ensuring Blind Review
Suggestions
Make sure you do not only omit your name from the title page, it is equally important that the properties of the document do not contain your details. If you save the file with a new name, you might have to repeat the procedure again. JEPS Blind Review Guidelines will help you here.
Acknowledgements
Many thanks to the JEPS Editorial board and especially Oliver Arnold for the data collection and comments on this post.
References
American Psychological Association. (2009). Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th ed.). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.


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Round robin, relaxing constraint on alternating position


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Dynamic Form component
In these samples the forms are generated on the fly based on rules from Corticon.js decision services. It shows how the decision service acts as the model for a generic form component. Questions can be conditionally asked based on inputs from previous questions and from external data as well. The component can render the form with either simple Html controls or using KendoUI component library. |


FetchAChef (GitHub) is where Uber meets home cooking in a shareconomy app that integrates all of the functionality of PetBnB, but with numerous improvements including: utilizing ES6, React 16, and Redux as well as a separation between container and presentational components to keep code up-to-date with current trends and best practices; leveraging promises to handle async functionality; improving UX by introduction of different user classes and personalization for each including security features to prevent access to protected paths as well as responsive UI design optimized for varying browser sizes; increasing integrated Google Map functionality including tracking of current location to give users a personalized experience; optimizing runtime by enabling frontend query parsing via History.
PetBnb (GitHub) is a single-page pet rental app inspired by AirBnB. It is built using a RESTful Rails API on the backend, a PostgreSQL database, and React with a Flux architecture on the frontend. PetBnB integrates Google Maps API to optimize search and enhance UI as well as provide dynamic filtering of results via custom SQL queries, stores image uploads in the cloud via AWS S3, allowing the app to scale, and updates React components in real time via AJAX requests, thus providing a seamless UI.
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