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Different kind of positions are available. Feel free to contact me if you are interested in or if you have any questions. Moreover, feel free to also get in touch if you want to work with on nice other topics related to my research interests.
The position can start in fall 2023. It is part of a French nationwide project on Frugality in AI. The projects involves many partners (ENS Lyon with the OCKHAM team, MLIA at Sorbonne Université, CEA List, IRISA at Rennes, École des Ponts ParisTech with the LIGM, the GENESIS INRIA team).
The candidate is expected to lead research on "fast and frugal adaptation of foundation models". The position includes the participation to project (scientific meetings and collaboration nationwide). It can also involve the co-supervision of PhD students.
Located in Paris (PariSanté Campus and Dauphine University-PSL), the MILES team focuses its research on the trustworthy Machine Learning. The team covers a wide spectrum of skills and possible collaboration. See the website for more information.
These positions can start in fall 2023. They are part of a French nationwide project on Frugality in AI. The projects involves many partners (ENS Lyon with the OCKHAM team, MLIA at Sorbonne Université, CEA List, IRISA at Rennes, École des Ponts ParisTech with the LIGM, the GENESIS INRIA team). The topics includes (but are not restricted to):
The expected profile includes:
If you are interested in contact me with a CV by email.
This position is funded by the ANR project E-SSL: Efficient Self-Supervised Learning for Inclusive and Innovative Speech Technologies. It will be co-supervised between Paris (LAMSADE, MILES team) and Grenoble (LIG). The position will start before november 2023
Keywords: speech processing, fairness, bias, self-supervised learning, evaluation metrics
The ANR project E-SSL (Efficient Self-Supervised Learning for Inclusive and Innovative Speech Technologies) has started this year. Self-supervised learning (SSL) has recently emerged as one of the most promising artificial intelligence (AI) methods as it becomes now feasible to take advantage of the colossal amounts of existing unlabeled data to significantly improve the performances of various speech processing tasks.
Speech technologies are widely used in our daily life and are expanding the scope of our action, with decision-making systems, including in critical areas such as health or legal aspects. In these societal applications, the question of the use of these tools raises the issue of the possible discrimination of people according to criteria for which society requires equal treatment, such as gender, origin, religion or disability… Recently, the machine learning community has been confronted with the need to work on the possible biases of algorithms, and many works have shown that the search for the best performance is not the only goal to pursue [1]. For instance, recent evaluations of ASR systems have shown that performances can vary according to the gender but these variations depend both on data used for learning and on models [2]. Therefore such systems are increasingly scrutinized for being biased while trustworthy speech technologies definitely represents a crucial expectation. Both the question of bias and the concept of fairness have now become important aspects of AI, and we now have to find the right threshold between accuracy and the measure of fairness. Unfortunately, these notions of fairness and bias are challenging to define and their meanings can greatly differ [3].
The goals of this PhD position are threefold:
The PhD position will be co-supervised by Alexandre Allauzen (Dauphine Université PSL, Paris) and Solange Rossato and François Portet (Université Grenoble Alpes). Joint meetings are planned on a regular basis and the student is expected to spend time in both places. Moreover, two other PhD positions are open in this project. The students, along with the partners will closely collaborate. For instance, specific SSL models along with evaluation criteria will be developed by the other PhD students. Moreover, the PhD student will collaborate with several team members involved in the project in particular the two other PhD candidates who will be recruited and the partners from LIA, LIG and Dauphine Université PSL, Paris. The means to carry out the PhD will be provided both in terms of missions in France and abroad and in terms of equipment. The candidate will have access to the cluster of GPUs of both the LIG and Dauphine Université PSL. Furthermore, access to the National supercomputer Jean-Zay will enable to run large scale experiments.
Applications must contain: CV + letter/message of motivation + master notes + be ready to provide letter(s) of recommendation; and be addressed to Alexandre Allauzen (alexandre.allauzen@espci.psl.eu), Solange Rossato<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and François Portet (francois.Portet@imag.fr). We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
The following topics are proposed for funded internship positions. Most of them can also be extended by a funded PhD position.
If you are interested in, feel free to contact me.
This is a 3-year position funded by the ANR project ACDC and it will start next fall (2022). The whole project is a collaboration between the MLIA at ISIR, the MILES team at LAMSADE, Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle and RECITAL. In addition to this position, another PhD will be hired more or less at the same time but on a different topic (how to learn operators to describe tables and generate text). Both of these positions will be supervised by the academic teams (MLIA and MILES) in a tight collaboration (hopefully all the partners work side by side).
Data2Text (or Data-to-Text) is a new rising task in NLP. The goal is to automatically generate fluent and fact-based descriptions or utterances given data tables. Many applications can be build upon this kind of approach: generation of financial and sports news stories, of product descriptions, the analysis and interpretation of reports, of IoT data, etc. In general, the goal is to generate narrative summaries of complex and structured data sets.
One of the challenges, is the narrative planning. While amazing progress has been achieved in language generation models at the sentence level. The discourse and document level are beyond the ability of the recent models. In this project, we propose to address this challenge along two axis:
Requirements:
Application: To apply, please email alexandre.allauzen [at] dauphine.psl.eu with:
This is a 3-year position funded by the CNRS it will start next fall (2022). This is a co-surpevised PhD between Philippe Nghe and me. We both work at ESPCI.
The application of AI to biology is leading to revolutionary achievements with Alphafold for protein folding and generative models of artificial enzymes. However, a question remains open at a higher level of organization in cells, crucial for diagnosis and therapeutic strategies: how to predict the impact of multiple gene perturbations on biological functions? The aim of the project is to develop a deep learning approach leveraging on the one hand recent work on deep neural networks in the MILES team of Dauphine [1] and on the other hand experiments and mechanistic models developed at the ESPCI laboratory, showing that interactions between mutations are largely explained by non-linear but smooth functions of intermediate features [2-3]. How can we design a deep-learning model that can include these two steps of decomposition to learn gene interactions?
For this purpose, the PhD will develop three complementary lines of research: (i) build deep nets on published datasets of combined genetic and drug perturbations on cells; (ii) computationally simulate the response of cells based on typical gene network architectures; (iii) apply the developed models to design, predict and interpret the outcome of large scale screening experiments done at ESPCI. The PhD will be co-supervised by Alexandre Allauzen, Professor at University Paris Dauphine and ESPCI (team Machine Intelligence and LEarning Systems) and Philippe Nghe (director of the Laboratory of Biophysics and Evolution, ESPCI Paris-PSL). It is funded by the CNRS. Possible profiles include former experience in deep learning, computational biology, physics, mathematics.
Contacts: alexandre.allauzen [at] dauphine.psl.eu
We invite applications for a Research engineer position (3 months). This position is funded by the ANR project SPEED (started in fall 2021). The whole project is a collaboration between the LAMSADE and the new LISN Lab in Orsay where many researchers and PhD students work on the same subject. The position will start as soon as possible in January 2022. Contact me if you are interested in.
The interaction between machine learning and Physics has recently emerged as a new and important research area. Some illustrations are simulations of complex physical systems with machine learning models, or at the opposite, the introduction of numerical methods in machine learning.
At the interfaces of artificial and Physics, different tracks described below can be explored depending on the skills of the candidate.
Within the LAMSADE, we have started to work on the study of stability and robustness of neural network architectures. Deep learning algorithms have shown their vulnerability to adversarial attacks: small and imperceptible perturbations of the inputs that maliciously fools the prediction. Since this discovery, building adversarial attacks and defenses against them have been an active and hot research topic. However, the understanding of this phenomenon remains in the early stages and their is still a gap to come up with to better understand adversarial attacks.
Recent papers have explored the interaction between machine learning and numerical methods, opening new perspectives for many questions. For instance, this paper proposes an interpretation of deep learning as a parameter estimation problem of nonlinear dynamical systems. This formulation allows us to analyze the stability and well-posedness of deep neural network architectures like ResNet.
The goal of this 3 months is to develop a new kind of architecture, based on either the recurrent models or the transformers. The goal is to design a more robust and stable architecture. The development relies on pytorch and the experiments will use standard datasets (i.e NLP or image classification) and datasets from Physics.
Requirements:
Application: To apply, please email alexandre.allauzen [at] dauphine.psl.eu with:
We invite applications for a fully-funded PhD position on the topic of "Deep Learning for physical systems modelling". This is a 3-year position funded by the ANR project SPEED and it will start next fall (as soon as possible). The whole project is a collaboration between the IJLRA, the LAMSADE and the new LISN Lab in Orsay where many other students work on the same subject. Frequent scientific discussions and meetings are planed. The position will start as soon as possible in fall 2021. Contact me if you are interested in.
The interaction between machine learning and Physics has recently emerged as a new and important research area. Some illustrations are simulations of complex physical systems with machine learning models, or at the opposite, the introduction of numerical methods in machine learning.
At the interfaces of artificial and Physics, different tracks described below can be explored depending on the skills of the candidate.
In modern machine learning, the cornerstone is to let the model learn its own representation of the process from data observation. While, for many applications, data are readily available (computer vision, natural language processing, . . . ), some requirements are not met in the case of complex physical systems. Without loss of generality, let us consider the example of a turbulent flow field or the prediction of the sea surface temperature. The corresponding dataset is really small and scarce compared with usual machine learning applications. More importantly, the state cannot be fully observed in many situations and the data acquisition step often introduces noise.
The issues raised by noisy and scarce dataset are not new in the machine learning domain and there is, for instance, a long history of research in the field of generative models and how to represent high dimensional datasets in a compressed mathematical model. However, in the context of Physics, we can leverage some important properties like symmetries and invariances to address these challenges.
In some cases, a mathematical model for the system at hand is available, for instance: dynamical systems such as the Lorentz (63 and 93) attractors, Kuramoto-Sivashinsky and Kardar-Parisi-Zhang. With these case studies, this step includes the important definitions of the physical properties we want to introduce in the machine learning models.
Two approaches can be considered:
The relationship between neural networks and differential equations has been studied in several recent works Lu et al. (2018); Chen et al. (2018). In particular, the very efficient neural architecture ResNet (or Residual Network) can be interpreted as discretized ordinary differential equations. This kind of architectures leads to a very large number of parameters. Hence, while the idea is really appealing in our context, architectures like ResNet are suitable for applications beyond our scope, where the data availability is not an issue. Pushing the discretization step towards its limit of zero, along with parameters tying, have given rise to a new family of models called Neural Ordinary Differential Equations (or Neural ODEs). In these recent papers and their extension, Dupont et al. (2019), the experimental setup mainly relies on conventional datasets used in image classification (MNIST or CIFAR10). Preliminary work on this new type of neural networks has demonstrated its parameter efficiency for supervised learning task which can be of a great importance in our case.
Applications can be sent electronically and should include a cover letter, full CV, and eventually references. A first round of interviews will start in first week of June 2021 so please submit as soon as possible. Feel free to contact us if you have questions on the topic and the position.
Alexandre Allauzen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sergio Chibbaro<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"When deep learning meets ergodic theory", M.A Bucci, O.S emeraro, S. Chibbaro, A. Allauzen, L. Mathelin, in https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/LIMSI/hal-03101431v1
"Control of chaotic systems by deep reinforcement learning", M.A Bucci, O.S emeraro, S. Chibbaro, A. Allauzen, et al. https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/LIMSI/hal-02406677v1
"Hamiltonian Neural Networks", Samuel Greydanus, Misko Dzamba, Jason Yosinski, NeurIPS 2019 proceedings. https://papers.nips.cc/paper/2019/hash/26cd8ecadce0d4efd6cc8a8725cbd1f8-Abstract.html
This is a 3-year PhD position, funded by Foxstream, a software company (since 2004), specialized in real-time automated processing of video content analysis. The PhD thesis is a collaboration with Dauphine Université (the MILES team of the LAMSADE) with a join supervision (Quentin Barthélemy from Foxstream and Alexandre Allauzen from MILES). The PhD student will be located at Paris-Dauphine University in close relationships with Foxstream.
For a couple of decades, Deep Learning (DL) added a huge boost to the already rapidly developing field of computer vision. While for some kind of data and tasks, DL is the most successful approach, this is not the case for all applications. For instance, the analysis of video streams generated by thermal cameras is still a research challenge because of the long range perimeter, the depth of focus and the associated geometrical issues, along with the frequent calibration change. Therefore, the stability and robustness of DL models must be better characterized and improved.
Very recently, Transformer architectures have achieved state of the art performances in many domains: from natural language processing to computer vision. In this thesis we will explore the use of Tranformers for videos generated by thermal cameras and their properties.
From a theoritical and application perspectives, the goals are to explore the stability of such architectures, the robustness against adversarial examples, and what kind of invariances and symetries can be captured.
Requirements:
Application: To apply, please email alexandre.allauzen [at] dauphine.psl.eu with:
References:
Caron et al, Emerging Properties in Self-Supervised Vision Transformers, arXiv, 2021 https://arxiv.org/abs/2104.14294
Dosovitskiy et al, An image is worth 16x16 words Transformers for image recognition at scale, arXiv, 2020 https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.11929
Le, Vial, …, Allauzen et al, FlauBERT: Unsupervised Language Model Pre-training for French, LREC http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2020/pdf/2020.lrec-1.302.pdf
The following topics are proposed for funded internship positions. Most of them can also be extended by a funded PhD position.


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hammer-io is a tooling suite for developing microservices in Node.js. It provides a command line application and web application to generate projects, a web application to view statistics about the application, and a monitoring framework to view the status of your application.
Microservice development requires doing many different project configurations, which takes away time from developers from actually working on the part of the application that is going to make money. One of our goals at hammer-io is to eliminate most of the time and issues with project setup by giving you a opinionated, yet customizable, approach to setting up your Node.js application.
With microservice development, instead of one application running in production being developed, there is now many applications. This makes it very difficult to track things like build statuses, open issues, test results, uptime statistics, data flow statistics, or health statuses for the application. Another one of hammer-io’s goals is to make this process pain free be curating all of this data into a application.
On the hammer-io team, I lead the Software Architecture conversations, play the role of a tech lead, and a developer on the server side of our tool suite. Through my experience on the team, I have learned what it’s like to create a software architecture and maintain and enhance it through the evolution of the project. I also learned how to set up a development workflow through the use of feature branches, pull requests, and code reviews. I learned how to set up a DevOps workflow using GitHub, TravisCI, and Docker. Finally, I learned how to lead a team of developers to complete hammer-io for our client.
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The pop star posted a ‘tearful’ video online.
Lily Allen has posted a dramatic video of her appearing moved by the Labour Party manifesto.
The document has been released today with leader Jeremy Corbyn hailing its “radical” and “ambitious” vision.
Allen posted a video of herself on the Tik Tok video app, apparently emotional about Labour political proposals.
The outspoken pop star would have appeared to use effects available on the app to simulate her crying.
She remarks in the short video: “Guys, I’ve just watched the Labour manifesto.”
In a separate post she concludes: “I think it’s the best manifesto I’ve ever seen.”
While appearing to weep in the video, the Tik Tok app shows that a filter was used to simulate her tears.
The manifesto includes plans to tax the very highest earners to fund investment in public services.
There are also proposals to renationalise some services, including Royal Mail.
The ability of Labour to raise their stated sums by tax have been branded “quite doubtful” by the Institute of Fiscal Studies.


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In 2016 people use many different sized screens, anything from huge monitors/projectors to a small phone or tablet. Because of this diversity it is important to design a webpage to be responsive i.e. for it to have a good user experience regardless of the screen size. Using a grid system helps to accomplish this because we can work with percentages of the screen size rather then fixed pixels that don’t take the size of the screen into account. As an example if you wanted a picture to take up half a screen using the grid system you would designate it to 6 of the 12 columns (or 50%) of the screen rather then a fixed 500 pixels.
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‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Director Responds To Brenda Song’s Claim That She Was ‘Not Asian Enough’ To Audition
by Brent FurdykBrenda Song can currently be seen starring in Hulu comedy “Dollface” opposite Kat Dennings and Shay Mitchell, but one project she was hoping to land — and didn’t — was “Crazy Rich Asians”.
In an interview with Teen Vogue, the former “Suite Life of Zack and Cody” star, 31, revealed that she was eager to audition for a role in the groundbreaking comedy blockbuster. However, she told the mag that her managers were told she wouldn’t be considered.
“A lot of people don’t know this, but I never got to read for ‘Crazy Rich Asians’, ever,” she revealed, explaining she was told producers felt she wasn’t right for the role.
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As an Asian-American actress, she found that puzzling. “I’ve auditioned for Caucasian roles my entire career, but this specific role, you’re not going to let me do it? You’re going to fault me for having worked my whole life?’” she continued. “I was like, ‘Where do I fit?’”
Admitting she was devastated to not even be considered, Song said she took some time off to do some travelling, and returned home with a renewed perspective.
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BioShock Infinite’s two warring factions, the Founders and the Vox Populi, have their respective roots in the polar extremes of Columbia’s socioeconomic spectrum. Both have evolved since Columbia’s inception, moving further away from one another’s core beliefs but also losing sight of what they themselves once held as sacrosanct.
Comprised of the rich, white”upper class”, the Founders conceived of the majesty of Columbia and oversaw its development from concept to construction. The Founders promoted Columbia’s prosperity and autonomy in the years that straddled its secession and they claim credit for everything that the glorious Columbia has come to embody. There are cracks in their flawless visage, however.
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John Lennon
Founder, co-lead vocalist, and rhythm guitarist of the Beatles.
Impacts on the world
- Lennon created many inspiring songs, such as "Imagine" which encouraged listeners to imagine the world at peace without the divisions caused by religion,nationality, and materialistic things
- He knew that there were people who wished for the same things as him. This included peace, liberation, and happiness. The song above spoke directly to the hearts of many likeminded people and had a massive impact on society as a whole.
- He used his platform and music to speak against things he didn't agree with. This included the Vietnam War. He advocated for peace, and the ending of senseless killing
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Who am I?
- Building apps with Java since JDK 1.1
- Experience with several clients around Richmond
- Working for Ippon as a Software Engineer
What is the hardest part about starting a new project from scratch?
- Just getting started
- So many things to setup (i.e. logging, security, auditing, monitoring, etc)
- Making all the library decisions
I'm pretty sure I want...
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Retrieve the camera's center.
void set_pos(glm::vec3 new_pos)
Set the camera's center.
Manages internal window api / state.
Definition: window.hpp:17
camera(glm::vec3 pos, glm::vec3 aim, float fov=75.f)
Constructor.
void set_aim(glm::vec3 new_aim)
Set the location that the camera points towards.
glm::vec3 get_aim() const
Get the camera's currently focused point.
void update_self(window &win)
Overridden by child classes to implement custom behavior.
Basic, semi-abstract scene node class. Can have children which are other scene nodes,...
Definition: node.hpp:28
Node for managing the camera's perspective on the scene.
Definition: camera.hpp:15


GOODBYE, LOVER A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Roland Joffé's GOODBYE, LOVER is the old tale of cross and doublecross. Although the movie is entertaining, it's rarely fresh or imaginative. Ron Peer's script is quite predictable, once you realize that every relationship will contain a twist.
In the picture's best performance, Patricia Arquette plays a sexy, platinum blonde named Sandra Dunmore, who plans on sleeping her way to riches.  In the opening, she sticks a Bach diskette in the church organ and then pins the organist to the floor.  A real estate sales agent, she likes to take Ben along on house calls when the owners are out. She handcuffs Ben to the furniture and has her way with him.
Besides being erotic, Arquette is also wonderfully quirky.  She repeats Anthony Robbins's advice with him, and she sings along with Julie Andrews in THE SOUND OF MUSIC.
Dermot Mulroney plays Sandra's flaky husband. The performances by both Mulroney and Johnson are bland and unconvincing. Mary-Louise Parker, in a role slightly out of character for her, plays Ben's co-worker and possible girlfriend, Peggy. Peggy likes sex, but prefers old Joan Crawford movies. Mildred Pierce is her favorite. The scene in which she and Ben almost make love is one of the movie's more promising ones. But, like the rest of the movie, it is only partially successful.
The story's comedic role is given to Ellen DeGeneres as cynical Sgt. Rita Pompano, who comes to the Dunmore house to investigate some possible foul play. Sgt. Pompano badmouths everyone and doesn't believe any story she is told. This trait comes in handy since truth is not something that comes easy to the Dunmores.
The story, which starts off as a promisingly erotic thriller, loses its way by the end of the first act. Degenerating into a cinematic retread of many movies you've seen before, it earns that kiss of death summary: It's kind of cute.
GOODBYE, LOVER runs 1:42. It is rated R for violence, profanity and sex and would be fine for older teenagers.
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NOBODY'S FOOL A film review by Mike Harris Copyright 1995 Mike Harris
This is a slice of life in small-town New York state where everybody knows everybody so well that it pushes the boundaries of normal social convention. Paul Newman and Jessica Tandy give excellent performances but there is a very strong supporting cast with very good ensemble. The plot is really secondary to the exposition of the intricate and sometimes bizarre relationships between the characters that stay just inside of being believable. The plot, since I know you want to know anyway, is focussed on Paul Newman's character, a man in his sixties, who is just an ordinary guy in a sense. He comes from a family where his father regularly beat his wife and he learned to hate him, he walked out on his wife when his son was a year old and his son subsequently learned to hate him for abandoning them. But things come full circle as the son returns to town, his marriage in trouble and learns the seeds of love for his father as he helps him through troubled times.
That sounds pretty heavy but it is not, quite the reverse, the drama is never "laid on" but always light with a touch of humour. The humour in some instances erupted and made be laugh out loud and long, one of the funniest being the court scene where the town is prosecuting guess who for striking a police officer after the said police officer had fired his pistol. And if that doesn't pique your curiosity ... how can that be funny?
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java.lang.Object android.support.v7.media.MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest
public final class MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest
Describes the kinds of routes that the media router would like to discover and whether to perform active scanning.
This object is immutable once created.
| Constructor Summary | |
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MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest(MediaRouteSelector selector,
boolean activeScan)
Creates a media route discovery request. |
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android.os.Bundle |
asBundle()
Converts this object to a bundle for serialization. |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object o)
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static MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest |
fromBundle(android.os.Bundle bundle)
Creates an instance from a bundle. |
MediaRouteSelector |
getSelector()
Gets the route selector that specifies the kinds of routes to discover. |
int |
hashCode()
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boolean |
isActiveScan()
Returns true if active scanning should be performed. |
boolean |
isValid()
Returns true if the discovery request has all of the required fields. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
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getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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public MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest(MediaRouteSelector selector, boolean activeScan)
selector
- The route selector that specifies the kinds of routes to discover.activeScan
- True if active scanning should be performed.| Method Detail |
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public MediaRouteSelector getSelector()
public boolean isActiveScan()
MediaRouter.CALLBACK_FLAG_PERFORM_ACTIVE_SCAN
public boolean isValid()
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public android.os.Bundle asBundle()
public static MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest fromBundle(android.os.Bundle bundle)
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| AttachmentUploadController |
The controller for file uploads during blog posting.
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| BlogController |
Ajax function for the blog member management and other blog functionality as delete
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Controller for the Blog Management Widget, where a new Blog can be created.
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| BlogMemberInviteController |
Controller to invite user to a blog.
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| BlogSelectionBoxController |
Ajax functions for the blog selection box widgets and the blog auto suggest widget.
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| CreateBlogViewController |
View for the blog creation.
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| DeleteBlogPostController |
MultiActionController for blog post deletion.
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| EditBlogViewController |
Controller to prepare the edit blog view.
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| InitialFiltersViewController |
This controller can put initial filter parameters in the model which are retrieved by
interpreting the request URL as a permanent link.
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| NoteExportController |
Controller to export posts ands post lists to a specific format like rtf or rss.
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Cover Letter
Dear Recruitment team,
My name is Alejandro Catalán, this year I am getting my degree in Computer Science at University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, I only have to finish my Final Project. This is the reason why I am sending this e-mail to you, because I am very interested in working for a game developer company. I would like to work in the game industry so I need an opportunity to gain experience and improve my skills.
Although I have not much professional experience yet in the game industry, I am very focused on work out a career as a game developer, and my main goal is to grew up as professional in this field. I've been programming C++ and other languages for over 7 years, I have no problem learning new languages if necessary. During the degree I have been gaining knowledge of mathematics, physics, software design patterns, computational geometry, 3D/2D programming, texturing, engineering interaction, etc. Nowadays in my spare time I'm practicing and developing with Unity3D some projects that are interesting to me, and learning WebGL and developing an engine for my Final Project.
Apart from the expertise mentioned, I learn fast and can deal with new frameworks. I'm good at working both in team and individually. Also you can read a brief explanation and watch videos of some projects on my website: http://www.madowen.es/ One of my proudest projects in the degree that you can find on my website, was a game engine programmed by myself. Although it is a bit limited in gameplay, it was developed using Composite Pattern and has implemented a small particle system, collisions, physics and some more features.
You can find my resume on my website: http://www.madowen.es/curriculum
Do not hesitate to contact me by mail if any more information is required. Thank you in advance for your time.
Sincerely.
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If a file would have more than 32768 pages when printed (ie it is of the order of 20 Mbytes or more in size) then (due to an overflow bug in MFC) you will not be able to print most or all of the pages using the "Pages" option in the "Print Range" box of the Print Dialog. You also won't be able to see the pages in print preview.
If you want to print part of a large file then select the bytes that you want to print and use the "Selection" option in the "Print Range" box of the Print Dialog.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
A really special dish that will transport you to the seaside. Serve with beautiful spring vegetables for a simply delicious supper.
Heat a large lidded saucepan and add the clams, mussels, half of the shallots, white wine and parsley. Cook for 2-3 minutes, or until the clams and mussels have opened, discard any clams and mussels that remain closed. Drain the shellfish and reserve the cooking liquid. Pick some of the meat out of the cooked shellfish and keep some in their shells for presentation.
Bring a pan of water to the boil and cook the asparagus, baby carrots, peas and broad beans for 2 minutes. Add the samphire, sea aster and sea purslane for the final minute. Drain and pat dry. Set aside.
Heat a frying pan until hot, add half the butter, once hot add the remaining shallot and cook for 1-2 minutes. Add the reserved cooking liquid and boil until the volume of liquid has reduced by half. Finish with the cream and allow to reduce by half once more. Add the meat removed from the clams and mussels to the pan.
Heat a frying pan and add the olive oil, once hot add the scallops, cook on each side for 1-2 minutes (depending on how large they are - take care not to overcook them). Add a little butter at the end.
In a frying pan, add the remaining butter and fry the asparagus, baby carrots, peas, broad beans, samphire, sea aster, sea purslane and Jersey royals for about 1-2 minutes.
To serve, spoon the vegetables onto a large serving plate and top with the scallops. Pour the sauce over and garnish with the clams and mussels in their shells and the chopped chervil.


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"We are just an advanced breed of monkeys on a minor planet of a very average star. But we can understand the Universe. That makes us something very special."


Notices for libraries:
Copyright (C) 2016 Square, Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
Notices for libraries:
Copyright 2013 Jake Wharton
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
Notices for libraries:
Copyright (C) 2015 Ihsan Isik
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
Notices for libraries:
Copyright 2014 Google, Inc. All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are
permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of
conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list
of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
provided with the distribution.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL GOOGLE, INC.
The views and conclusions contained in the software and documentation are those of the
authors and should not be interpreted as representing official policies, either expressed
or implied, of Google, Inc.
Notices for libraries:
Copyright 2008 Google Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
Notices for libraries:
Copyright 2014 - 2017 Henning Dodenhof
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
Notices for libraries:
Copyright 2014 Manabu Shimobe
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.


| 🌐 |
Define space between grid |
| 🏁 |
Select patterns |
| 🏛 |
Define space between shapes |
| 💠 |
Select shapes |
| ⚡ |
Define space between zigzags |


This example will show how to store data in session cookies using the popular gorilla/sessions package in Go.
Cookies are small pieces of data stored in the browser of a user and are sent to our server on each request. In them, we can store e.g. whether or not a user is logged in into our website and figure out who he actually is (in our system).
In this example we will only allow authenticated users to view our secret message on the /secret
page. To get access to it, the will first have to visit /login
to get a valid session cookie, which logs him in. Additionally he can visit /logout
to revoke his access to our secret message.
// sessions.go
package main
import (
"fmt"
"net/http"
"github.com/gorilla/sessions"
)
var (
// key must be 16, 24 or 32 bytes long (AES-128, AES-192 or AES-256)
key = []byte("super-secret-key")
store = sessions.NewCookieStore(key)
)
func secret(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
session, _ := store.Get(r, "cookie-name")
// Check if user is authenticated
if auth, ok := session.Values["authenticated"].(bool); !ok || !auth {
http.Error(w, "Forbidden", http.StatusForbidden)
return
}
// Print secret message
fmt.Fprintln(w, "The cake is a lie!")
}
func login(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
session, _ := store.Get(r, "cookie-name")
// Authentication goes here
// ...
 http://localhost:8080/secret
The cake is a lie!


Districts, Islands
Stabilize the frequency of your network and control the impact of variations
caused by sunlight level
Move the battery to see the impact on the scenario
Battery in use
Districts, Islands without battery
49Hz
The sunlight fluctuation cause a reduction
in frequency and risk to damage the connected
devices.
Districts, Islands with battery
50Hz
The battery stabilizes the grid frequency.


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Interview with Dr. David Klemanski
David Klemanski is Director of the Yale Center for Anxiety and Mood Disorders and lecturer of Psychology and Psychiatry. His research interests include mood and anxiety disorders (e.g., social phobia, generalised anxiety disorder, PTSD) in adolescents. His recent research...
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Big time heading
nice info
 - leave a single or multi line comment in a HTML document.
example:
example:
<!DOCTYPE> Tells the browser this is a HTML5 document.
example: place as very first tag in a HTML file
 put a hyperlink in this tag.
example: click me!
looks like: click me!
 Defines an abbreviation or an acronym.
example: HTML
looks like: HTML
<address> Defines name, email and/or phone number for the author/owner of a document.
example:
<address>
Authored by Jon Doe.
Find us at:
example.com
<address>
<area> Defines an area inside an image-map
example:  <map name="appleorange"> <area shape="circle" coords="51,58,25" href="https://www.google.com" alt="Apple"> <area shape="circle" coords="124,78,40" href="https://www.walmart.com" alt="Orange"> </map>
look like:
example:

Big time heading

nice info

looks like:
nice infoBig time heading
This pre tag is for writting nice poems THank goodness it keeps line breaks and spacing!
function(array){
return array[0];
};
var x = 10;
below is an hr tag
| Firstname | Lastname | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Harrison | Ford | 74 |
| Michael | Jackson | dead |
| Jack | Black | 46 |
Walmart.com
Click the link to have the iframe page pull up!


This will take in a number and return a range of numbers from 0 to the number, with a series of exceptions.
Your result is:


The strong element is appropriate to mark with special emphasis on the most important parts of a text.
its labels are: <strong> </strong>
the money it is importan but health its more.
The HTML element places a strikethrough (horizontal line) over the text.
its labels are: <strike> </strike>
the money it is importan but health its more.
The HTML element is the appropriate one to emphasize the important parts of a text.
its labels are: <em> </em>
the money it is importan but health its more.
The HTML element defines a piece of text that must be displayed, for typographic reasons, lower, and generally smaller, than the main section of the text, that is, in subscript
its labels are: <sub> </sub>
the money it is importan but health its more.
The HTML element defines a piece of text that should be displayed, for typographic reasons, higher, and generally smaller, than the main section of the text, that is, in superscript.
its labels are: <sup> </sup>
the money it is importan but health its more.


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java.lang.Object junit.framework.TestCase groovy.util.GroovyTestCase
public class GroovyTestCase extends TestCase
A default JUnit TestCase in Groovy. This provides a number of helper methods plus avoids the JUnit restriction of requiring all test* methods to be void return type.
| Field Summary | |
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static String |
TEST_SCRIPT_NAME_PREFIX
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protected static Logger |
log
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protected void
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assertArrayEquals(Object[] expected, Object[] value)
Asserts that the arrays are equivalent and contain the same values |
protected void
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assertContains(char expected, char[] array)
Asserts that the array of characters contains a given char |
protected void
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assertContains(int expected, int[] array)
Asserts that the array of ints contains a given int |
static void
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assertEquals(String message, Object expected, Object actual)
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static void
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assertEquals(Object expected, Object actual)
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static void
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assertEquals(String expected, String actual)
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protected void
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assertInspect(Object value, String expected)
Asserts that the value of inspect() on the given object matches the given text string |
protected void
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assertLength(int length, char[] array)
Asserts that the array of characters has a given length |
protected void
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assertLength(int length, int[] array)
Asserts that the array of ints has a given length |
protected void
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assertLength(int length, Object[] array)
Asserts that the array of objects has a given length |
protected void
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assertScript(String script)
Asserts that the script runs without any exceptions |
protected void
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assertToString(Object value, String expected)
Asserts that the value of toString() on the given object matches the given text string |
protected String
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fixEOLs(String value)
Returns a copy of a string in which all EOLs are \n. |
String
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getMethodName()
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String
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getName()
Overload the getName() method to make the test cases look more like AgileDox (thanks to Joe Walnes for this tip!) |
protected String
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getTestClassName()
|
static boolean
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notYetImplemented(TestCase caller)
Runs the calling JUnit test again and fails only if it unexpectedly runs. |
boolean
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notYetImplemented()
Convenience method for subclasses of GroovyTestCase, identical to GroovyTestCase.notYetImplemented(this);. |
protected String
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shouldFail(Closure code)
Asserts that the given code closure fails when it is evaluated. |
protected String
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shouldFail(Class clazz, Closure code)
Asserts that the given code closure fails when it is evaluated and that a particular exception type is thrown. |
protected String
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shouldFailWithCause(Class clazz, Closure code)
Asserts that the given code closure fails when it is evaluated and that a particular exception type can be attributed to the cause. |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final String TEST_SCRIPT_NAME_PREFIX
protected static Logger log
| Method Detail |
|---|
protected void assertArrayEquals(Object[] expected, Object[] value)
protected void assertContains(char expected, char[] array)
expected
- expected character to be foundarray
- the array
protected void assertContains(int expected, int[] array)
expected
- expected intarray
- the array
public static void assertEquals(String message, Object expected, Object actual)
public static void assertEquals(Object expected, Object actual)
public static void assertEquals(String expected, String actual)
protected void assertInspect(Object value, String expected)
value
- the object to be output to the consoleexpected
- the expected String representation
protected void assertLength(int length, char[] array)
length
- expected lengtharray
- the array
protected void assertLength(int length, int[] array)
length
- expected lengtharray
- the array
protected void assertLength(int length, Object[] array)
length
- expected lengtharray
- the array
protected void assertScript(String script)
script
- the script that should pass without any exception thrown
protected void assertToString(Object value, String expected)
value
- the object to be output to the consoleexpected
- the expected String representation
protected String fixEOLs(String value)
public String getMethodName()
public String getName()
protected String getTestClassName()
public static boolean notYetImplemented(TestCase caller)
public void testXXX() { if (GroovyTestCase.notYetImplemented(this)) return; ... the real (now failing) unit test }Idea copied from HtmlUnit (many thanks to Marc Guillemot). Future versions maybe available in the JUnit distro. The purpose of providing a 'static' version is such that you can use the feature even if not subclassing GroovyTestCase.
public boolean notYetImplemented()
GroovyTestCase.notYetImplemented(this);.
protected String shouldFail(Closure code)
code
- the closure that should fail
protected String shouldFail(Class clazz, Closure code)
clazz
- the class of the expected exceptioncode
- the closure that should fail
protected String shouldFailWithCause(Class clazz, Closure code)
If a match is found the error message associated with the matching exception is returned. If no match was found the method will fail.
clazz
- the class of the expected exceptioncode
- the closure that should fail
Copyright © 2003-2013 The Codehaus. All rights reserved.


With this class, two or more threads can share data using a ThreadPool.
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bool | poolReady =false |
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volatile string | queueData = "" |
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With this class, two or more threads can share data using a ThreadPool.
- Author
- Mario Gonzalez
- Date
- 10/11/2016
§ addData()
| public void ThreadPool.addData |
( |
string |
newdata | ) |
|
Adds data to the threadpool buffer if threadpool is marked as active.
- Parameters
-
| newdata | The new data it'll be add to pool buffer. |
§ getStatusPool()
| public bool ThreadPool.getStatusPool |
( |
| ) |
|
Gets status pool.
- Returns
- True if threadpool is activated, false if not.
§ readIncomingData()
| public bool ThreadPool.readIncomingData |
( |
| ) |
|
Read data stored in the buffer and flush it.
- Returns
- Data.


| Constants |
| MM_100TH |
all measures for this component are in 100th millimeter |
| MM_10TH |
all measures for this component are in 10th millimeter |
| MM |
all measures for this component are in millimeter |
| CM |
all measures for this component are in centimeters |
| INCH_1000TH |
all measures for this component are in 1000th inch |
| INCH_100TH |
all measures for this component are in 100th inch |
| INCH_10TH |
all measures for this component are in 10th inch |
| INCH |
all measures for this component are in inch |
| POINT |
all measures for this component are in points |
| TWIP |
all measures for this component are in twips |
| M |
all measures for this component are in meters |
| KM |
all measures for this component are in kilometers |
| PICA |
all measures for this component are in pica |
| FOOT |
all measures for this component are in foot |
| MILE |
all measures for this component are in miles |
| PERCENT |
all measures for this component are in percentage |
| PIXEL |
all measures for this component are in pixel |
| APPFONT |
all measures for this component are in APPFONT |
| SYSFONT |
all measures for this component are in SYSFONT |
| Constants' Details |
MM_100TH
const short MM_100TH = 0;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in 100th millimeter
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MM_10TH
const short MM_10TH = 1;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in 10th millimeter
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MM
const short MM = 2;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in millimeter
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CM
const short CM = 3;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in centimeters
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INCH_1000TH
const short INCH_1000TH = 4;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in 1000th inch
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INCH_100TH
const short INCH_100TH = 5;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in 100th inch
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INCH_10TH
const short INCH_10TH = 6;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in 10th inch
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INCH
const short INCH = 7;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in inch
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POINT
const short POINT = 8;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in points
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TWIP
const short TWIP = 9;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in twips
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M
const short M = 10;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in meters
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KM
const short KM = 11;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in kilometers
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PICA
const short PICA = 12;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in pica
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FOOT
const short FOOT = 13;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in foot
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MILE
const short MILE = 14;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in miles
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PERCENT
const short PERCENT = 15;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in percentage
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PIXEL
const short PIXEL = 16;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in pixel
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APPFONT
const short APPFONT = 17;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in APPFONT
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const short SYSFONT = 18;
- Description
- all measures for this component are in SYSFONT
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JUNK MAIL
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Lions Gate Releasing Director: Pal Sletaune Writer: Pal Sletaune, Jonny Halbert Cast: Robert Skjaerstad, Andrine Saether
If the eponymous goody-two-shoes of Kevin Costner's "The Postman" gives you a warm, fuzzy feeling inside, "Junk Mail" is the antidote. In this Norwegian entry helmed by Pal Sletaune in his feature directorial debut (Norway's Academy Award submission), Roy (Robert Skjaerstad) is a letter carrier who reads other people's mail, throws out what he doesn't feel like carrying, and is disliked by everyone. He's nothing like Isabelle Huppert's character, the vile letter carrier in Claude Chabrol's "La Ceremonie," because in his debut as a feature film director, Pal Sletaune keeps a light touch on his story, making even one dastardly, violent criminal into the object of humorous pathos.
The movie is an corrective, as well, for those who believe Norway is a kind of Shangri-la, a nation not bothered by outsiders since 1945, a fairy-tale land of fjords and happy salmon where everyone has a lovely, gingerbread home. Sletaune's people are not munchkins: the neighborhoods could make any tourist scream in dismay. The part of Oslo which his cameraman, Kjell Vassdal, focuses on is as seedy as Times Square, featuring run-down housing with barely- running water, neighborhood bars patronized by losers, and dark corner inhabited by barbarous muggers and the forlorn homeless. You wouldn't expect a civil servant, a postman, to live in a tenement in this district: you'd figure he's have a flat more like the spacious one inhabited by the good-looking woman, a dry cleaner, whom he meets and who changes his life.
Roy is not a nice person. Verbally abused in the mail room (one bully of a co-worker taunts him by asking rhetorically, "What are you good at?"), he takes out his frustrations by regularly dumping half the mail in a subway tunnel and opening and reading what looks like love letters. When he picks up a set of keys left in a mailbox by its attractive owner, Line (Andrine Saether), he enters her home and falls upon an adventure which alters the course of his life.
Combining humor and anguish with suspense and danger, Pal Sletaune's movie--which was co-written by Jonny Halbert and which won the International Critics Week award at the 1997 Cannes Festival--is a decidedly small one of the kind you'd see on an artsy TV channel. Acted with deadpan grace by Robert Skjaerstad, with a fixed, bemused look by Andrine Saether as the hard-of hearing Line, and with comic charm by the criminal George (Per Egilaske), "Junk Mail" is a modest effort, predictable in its outcome, with a script that at times seems improvised (and in fact was developed from a series of improvisations by the performers). It introduces Robert Skjaerstad to a wide public, an actor who resembles Dustin Hoffman in "Midnight Cowboy," and shows us the seamy side of Norway's principal city. Per Egil Aske's role as George is hard to swallow, though. The man is a violent criminal who almost kills a security guard in order to gain possession of a key (which the guard swallows), yet turns into a guy who resembles Curley or Moe in his comic escapades. "Junk Mail" is, perhaps by its own admission, not a first class movie but a pleasant enough parcel suitable for some laughs and insight into a region of Europe less traveled than others. Not Rated. Running time: 80 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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The first two consecutive numbers to have two distinct prime factors are:
14 = 2 × 7
15 = 3 × 5
The first three consecutive numbers to have three distinct prime factors are:
644 = 2² × 7 × 23
645 = 3 × 5 × 43
646 = 2 × 17 × 19.
Find the first four consecutive integers to have four distinct prime factors each. What is the first of these numbers?
Naive solution.
Iterate through and check the number of distinct prime factors.
from math import sqrt
from functools import reduce
from operator import mul
def get_prime_factors(n):
factors = []
d = 2
while d <= sqrt(n):
while n % d == 0:
n //= d
factors.append(d)
d += 1
if n != 1:
factors.append(n)
return factors
get_prime_factors(8)
get_prime_factors(12)
get_prime_factors(13)
get_prime_factors(644)
def solve(consecutive_number, distinct_prime_factors_number):
first_number = reduce(mul, ([2, 3, 5, 7, 11])[:distinct_prime_factors_number], 1)
while True:
for i, n in enumerate(range(first_number, first_number+consecutive_number), 1):
if len(set(get_prime_factors(n))) != distinct_prime_factors_number:
first_number += i
break
if i == consecutive_number:
return first_number
solve(2, 2)
solve(3, 3)
solve(4, 4)


CD30 is a CD40-inducible molecule that negatively regulates CD40-mediated immunoglobulin class switching in non-antigen-selected human B cells.
Abstract
We used our monoclonal model of germinal center maturation, CL-01 B cells, to investigate the role of CD30 in human B cell differentiation. CL-01 cells are IgM + IgD + CD30 + and switch to IgG, IgA, and IgE when exposed to CD40L and IL-4. Switching is hampered by CD30 coengagement, possibly through interference with the CD40 -mediated NF-kappaB -dependent transcriptional activation of downstream C (H) genes. The physiological relevance of this phenomenon is emphasized by similar CD30 -mediated effects in naive B cells. Expression of CD30 by these cells is induced by CD40L but is inhibited by B cell receptor coengagement and/or exposure to IL-6 and IL-12. Our data suggest that CD30 critically regulates the CD40 -mediated differentiation of non-antigen-selected human B cells.


SECTION: 500-Servlets TITLE: reload QUESTION: Can Jetty reload servlets? Jetty no longer supports automatic reloading of Servlets. With the current complexities of the servlet container, it is no longer feasible to reload without doing a complete passivation and reactivation of the context.
Note that a context (webapplication or HttpContext) may be stopped and restarted without restarting the whole server. The API, admin servlet or JMX interface can be used to stop and restart a context, which will force a reload of all servlets in that context.
It is also possible to have a second context mapped to the same context path. The second context can handle the requests while the main context is being restarted. This allows "e;Under Maintenance"e; style pages to be displayed during the restart.
For development mode, you can run Jetty as a normal application in any IDE that supports class reloading. Also there now is a i Jetty 6 plugin for maven2 users that will run a webapplication and automatically hot redploy if anything changes.
See also Hot Deploy.


| Example | Run | View Library | Template Syntax | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Setup : basic Meiosis pattern setup with different view libraries. | run example |
Mithril |
hyperscript |
Mergerino |
| run example |
Preact |
JSX |
Lodash FP |
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| run example |
React |
JSX |
Lodash FP |
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| Setup : with services | run example |
Mithril |
hyperscript |
Mergerino |
| Setup : with nesting | run example |
Preact |
JSX |
Lodash FP |
| Random-Gif : scalable front-end architecture. Demonstrates component nesting on multiple levels, as well as a dynamic list of components. | run example | Mithril | hyperscript |
meiosis-setup static-tagged-union |
| RealWorld : front-end implementation of the RealWorld example. | run example |
seview with
React, Preact, or Mithril |
seview |
meiosis-setup meiosis-router Validate.js |
| Coffee Shop : written in TypeScript, shows using common application components with Bootstrap. | run example | Preact | JSX |
meiosis-setup meiosis-router |


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} Money Claims Prototype {% endblock %} {% block proposition_header %} {% set my_account="4" %} {% include "includes/propositional_navigation.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} Back How do you want to try to recover your money? How do you want the court to collect your money? You'll need to provide information on the debtor. Make sure you're applying for the right method by reading its criteria. Send bailiffs to collect paymentApply for a warrant or writ of control. The fees vary depending on how much you are owed or what type of bailiff you use. Get money deducted from wagesApply for an attachment of earnings order. The court fee is £110. Freeze assets or money in an accountApply for a third party debt order. The court fee is £110. Charge the debtor's land or propertyApply for a charging order. The court fee is £110. Apply to find out their financial situation Ask the court to order the person or business who owes you money to attend court to give evidence of their finances, for example bills and statements. The court fee is £55. {% include 'prototypes/prototype-feb-2019/includes/contact.html' %} {% endblock %}
You'll need to provide information on the debtor. Make sure you're applying for the right method by reading its criteria.
Ask the court to order the person or business who owes you money to attend court to give evidence of their finances, for example bills and statements.
The court fee is £55.


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My name is Meghan Thommes and I'm currently a PhD Candidate at Boston University! I'm in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and I work for Daniel Segrè. My research focuses on using computational tools to understand and design microbial communities.
I'm defending in the fall of 2019 and am looking for a full-time position as a computational biologist or data scientist. I'd love to continue working on microbial communities, but am also interested in neurology and rare diseases.
I have two dogs, both of which are nine years old and half Pomeranian and half American Eskimo Dog. They are a brother-sister bonded pair that I adopted on Halloween in 2017. Vin (female) was named after a main character in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn series. Fitz (male) was named after FitzChivalry in Robin Hobb's The Realm of the Elderlings series.
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IMPORTANT: Development is paused right now. Use at your own risk.
Discussion and questions about HyperDEX atomic swap powered decentralized exchange. The project is maintained by HyperDEX team.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Mark-SmartCash07-Sep-18 10:00 PM
SmartCash is enabled for atomic swaps by RPC, is it possible to add to BarterDex as well as show it on the website? I remember something about maybe needing Electrum, which SmartCash has now. Thanks for any info you have!
This should work fine as it's just an ERC20 token, but I haven't tested it. We need to get our hands on some GUSD first.
Also, we should wait for the icon in atomiclabs/cryptocurrency-icons...
Project Name: Capital Technologies & Research
Website: https://www.mycapitalco.in
Description: Capital Technologies & Research will develop a decentralized private communication system wher...
Mark-SmartCash12-Sep-18 01:13 PM
@hyperDEX@sindresorhus Thank you for linking the SMART .svg. I really appreciate it being added to the webpage and anywhere else it can be included.
Nice to see Gemini Dollar being added @lukechilds
Mark-SmartCash12-Sep-18 01:21 PM
Tried to send you some, but they won't let me have any yet ... "Gemini dollar is not yet available in your country or state of residence. We're working with regulators to get you started as soon as possible!"
Hermes12-Sep-18 02:01 PM
It will be good if the smart cash community engaged more with Hyperdex in the South American community
lukechilds12-Sep-18 02:46 PM
@Mark-SmartCash thanks, hopefully we can get some for testing
but it's just ERC20 so should work fine
hastrup12-Sep-18 10:31 PM
hi can somone help me i have tryd many times to buy jumbler on hyperdex and it wont buy. im on a limux mint machine. here is id 20dd97732cc3964cc88e40aba681a35a872a1c4312f810620c1121fc215e9885
and im on the lates hyperdex
Regnar13-Sep-18 02:01 PM
hey @lukechilds, @Jonathan may be able to get you some Gemini Dollars for Atomic swapping in HyperDEX
lukechilds13-Sep-18 02:01 PM
That would be great if so
Jonathan13-Sep-18 02:36 PM
it's already on their exchange, it's not tradeable but there is a "withdraw as GUSD" option - when I get some BTC I'll be able to test it
lukechilds13-Sep-18 02:37 PM
Awesome, thanks @Jonathan , it's should be live in the latest HyperDEX nightly
or if you'd prefer once you get some I'll buy some off you and reimburse you in KMD
A set of icons for all the main cryptocurrencies and altcoins, in a range of styles and sizes. - atomiclabs/cryptocurrency-icons
thanks!
Seko15-Sep-18 08:46 PM
Can we use optional Jumblr in BarterDEX? Is it possible to use in HyperDEX, too?
Cryptoon16-Sep-18 06:01 AM
You need native to use jumblr and hyper only works with lite mode for now so probably not.
Seko16-Sep-18 10:00 AM
Thx Cryptoon, that is the information which I need...
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orionXII16-Sep-18 04:04 PM
Is it possible to use a hardware wallet for storing the funds within HyperDEX / BarterDEX or are they stored in a "wallet.dat" file or something? How and where are they stored exactly... Want to know
Cryptoon16-Sep-18 04:25 PM
Wallet.dat is only generated for native, so only for barterdex
Iirc hardware wallets use some sort of lite client?
lukechilds17-Sep-18 09:07 AM
We encrypt your seed and store it on your machine, similar to how electrum does
when you login and enter your password, your seed is decrypted
so if someone gains access to your machine or your backups, your funds are safe, assuming you have a sufficiently strong password
hardware wallet support isn't possible for us to add at the GUI level, but if it's first supported upstream in marketmaker it's something we could implement(edited)
nii23617-Sep-18 03:08 PM
Are there any plans to migrate the codebase to TypeScript to avoid common JS gotchas? Might be worthwhile for an app that handles crypto-currencies.
lukechilds17-Sep-18 05:27 PM
There are no plans right now, and a full re-write isn't really feasible currently. But we have already run into a few bugs that static typing would have probably prevented so I wouldn't say it's totally out of the question in the future.
jspook1617-Sep-18 10:28 PM
As a side note. While hyperdex is running, if you grep the process, the key will be in the information returned. I'm just noting this so folks are aware
nii23618-Sep-18 01:33 AM
Thanks for the information @lukechilds , do you accept contributions?
I could've sworn that HyperDex was under the lukechilds organisation, was it moved to atomiclabas recently?
Jonathan18-Sep-18 01:41 AM
There is a donations button in v13 of HyperDEX @nii236
nii23618-Sep-18 01:42 AM
Ah I meant code contributions
lukechilds18-Sep-18 11:48 AM
@jspook16 Just to note this is the marketmaker process not HyperDEX doing that
Grandma-Friendly Atomic Swaps. Contribute to atomiclabs/hyperdex development by creating an account on GitHub.
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SHossain18-Sep-18 06:10 PM
@everyone ^^
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snowdamn18-Sep-18 06:10 PM
$tefano.18-Sep-18 06:18 PM
Buddz199318-Sep-18 06:22 PM
Cheers !!
lukechilds18-Sep-18 06:30 PM
Also, we had previously asked people not to share as the repo was only made public for testing
we've now finished the "private testing" period
so feel free to star on GitHub, share on Twitter, whatever
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SHossain18-Sep-18 06:54 PM
@Steve Lee@Audo@benohanlon@Daniel CP ^^
Dr Debt18-Sep-18 06:59 PM
Unhandled Promise Rejection
Error: Unsupported state or unable to authenticate data
at StreamCipher._final (app://-/bundle.js:64834:59)
at StreamCipher.CipherBase._finalOrDigest (app://-/bundle.js:22093:22)
at checkNative.then.res (app://-/bundle.js:97820:14)
at <anonymous>
ѕℓιм18-Sep-18 07:02 PM
@Dr Debt same
snowdamn18-Sep-18 07:12 PM
can fix that by deleting HyperDEX folder in .config, but be careful if you don't have seed
won't be able to restore without seed
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴18-Sep-18 07:17 PM
ETA of stable ?
PTYX18-Sep-18 07:22 PM
Unable to swap. Dies 2/5.
unquale18-Sep-18 07:24 PM
I couldn't make it login in windows
Hermes18-Sep-18 07:28 PM
Which version of Windows you are using? , Also guys remember that if you are going to delete the previous version make sure that you have your seed passphrase saved. I also saw a login error on Mac will try again.
lukechilds18-Sep-18 07:35 PM
If you can create issues on GitHub with as much information as possible about the errors you're experiencing that would be very helpfull
If you get an error message can you copy/paste or screenshot into the issue
that helps us a tonne in tracking down the issue
@passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴 probably not for a while, we're waiting on mmv2 to be released first which looks like it should be much more stable
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Jonathan18-Sep-18 07:49 PM
I made one @lukechilds for Windows - there weren't any errors just couldn't log in
lukechilds18-Sep-18 07:49 PM
When you say couldn't log in, was it just loading for a long time?
with the logging in loader spinning?
or did it literally not do anything when you clicked the login button?
Jonathan18-Sep-18 07:50 PM
Nope it just resfreshes the screen/clears out the PW field
lukechilds18-Sep-18 08:01 PM
when you click the login button?
Hermes18-Sep-18 08:02 PM
Just to be on the same page users could experience issues because of their resources , the minimum requirements are the same as Barterdex right?
The login issue was solved in Mac by doing a fresh installation
will write you on github also if I see something else
lukechilds18-Sep-18 08:03 PM
>Just to be on the same page users could experience issues because of their resources , the minimum requirements are the same as Barterdex right?
Technically yeah but the minimum requirements should be pretty low. We do use Electron which can be a bit of a resource hog but I most of todays laptops should be able to handle it fine
we don't have any official minimum requirements but if you can run Slack you can run HyperDEX
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Jonathan18-Sep-18 08:55 PM
Yes @lukechilds - to be sure I reverted back to the previous version and there was no issue
lukechilds18-Sep-18 09:08 PM
@Jonathan That's very odd(edited)
previous version being the actual previous release v0.1.0-alpha.13?(edited)
or just the version you had previously installed?(edited)


Performs aggregation of ordered lists based on the ranks using several different algorithms: Cross-Entropy Monte Carlo algorithm, Genetic algorithm, and a brute force algorithm (for small problems).
| Version: | 0.6.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.12.0) |
| Imports: | gtools |
| Suggests: | xtable, kohonen, mclust, clValid |
| Published: | 2018-05-15 |
| Author: | Vasyl Pihur, Somnath Datta, Susmita Datta |
| Maintainer: | Vasyl Pihur <vpihur at gmail.com> |
| License: | LGPL-2 | LGPL-2.1 | LGPL-3 [expanded from: LGPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | RankAggreg results |
| Reference manual: | RankAggreg.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
RankAggreg Overview |
| Package source: | RankAggreg_0.6.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RankAggreg_0.6.5.zip, r-release: RankAggreg_0.6.5.zip, r-oldrel: RankAggreg_0.6.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RankAggreg_0.6.5.tgz, r-oldrel: RankAggreg_0.6.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | RankAggreg archive |
| Reverse imports: | diceR, FuzzyMCDM, MCDM, optCluster |
| Reverse suggests: | clValid |
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Before Change
def forward(self, x: torch.Tensor):
Computes the class conditional distributions P(X | C) for each class.
// Go over all regions
split_results = []
for spn in self.region_spns:
split_results.append(spn(x).squeeze(1))
x = torch.stack(split_results, dim=1)
// Merge results from the different SPN into the channel dimension
x = x.view(x.shape[0], 1, -1)
After Change
x = self._forward_layers(x)
// Merge results from the different repetitions into the channel dimension
n, d, c, r = x.size()
assert d == 1 // number of features should be 1 at this point
x = x.view(n, d, c * r, 1)
// Apply C sum node outputs


Overview
Submission
Read the two papers and write short answers to questions. Submit ONE word document. Remember to cite the papers you read.
Assignment
PICK One
- Pick One from the list and summarize the paper (500-1000 words).
< Data Integration >
- Boscoe FP, Schrag D, Chen K, et al. Building capacity to assess cancer care in the Medicaid population in New York State. Health Services Research 2011;46(3):805-20.
- Bronstein J, Lomatsch C, Fletcher D, Wooten T, Lin TM, Nugent R, Lowery C. Issues and Biases in Matching Medicaid Pregnancy Episodes to Vital Records Data: The Arkansas Experience. Maternal and Child Health Journal, 2009;13(2):250-259
< Data Analysis/Implications >
- John Billings and Maria C. Raven Dispelling An Urban Legend: Frequent Emergency Department Users Have Substantial Burden Of Disease. Health Affairs, 32, no.12 (2013):2099-2108
- Stewart, C. J., Kum, H. C., Barth, R. P., and Duncan, D. F. Former Foster Youth: Employment Outcomes upto age 30. Children and Youth Services Review. Vol 36. Jan 2014. pp220-229
< More technical >
- Kum, H.C., Krishnamurthy A., Machanavajjhala A., and Ahalt S. Social Genome: Putting Big Data to Work for Population Informatics. IEEE Computer Special Outlook Issue. Jan 2014
- Kum, H.C., Duncan, D.F., & Stewart, C. J., Supporting Self-Evaluation in Local Government via KDD, Government Information Quarterly: Building the Next-Generation Digital Government Infrastructures, 26(2):pp 295-304, April 2009.
http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/there-are-ways-do-analytics-right
google experiment paper