This example shows usage of WebDB proxy with editable grid.
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initialize
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Viral Avengers theory suggests Tony Stark’s daughter Morgan was a robot
Even though Avengers: Endgame came out in April, fans are still coming up with ideas around the various characters, themes and outcomes.
We just can’t help ourselves, can we?
Now one excited viewer has come up with the now-viral theory Tony Stark’s (Robert Downey Jr) young daughter Morgan (Lexi Rabe) was a robot all along.
We don’t love this theory 3000.
Twitter user @sisabet shared a message she got from her sister, who had some rather interesting thoughts about Tony’s daughter with Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow).
‘I totally thought Tony made a robot daughter the whole damn movie,’ a screenshot of the text message read.
‘I thought for sure in the beginning especially because pepper didn’t have anything to do with her.
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‘And then when she said I love you 3000, I thought ha ha she’s the ILU 3000 that’s her model. [sic]’
That’s right, she thought 3000 was her make.
They continued: ‘And when Tony said the captain and Nat, I have to be careful I have a daughter and they look down all sad, I thought they were sad because Tony Stark has lost his goddamn mind and believes his robot daughter is real.’
Sheesh, this is quite the call, right?
While it sounds quite crazy a thought to believe Morgan Stark was a robot, what with her proclivity for a delicious cheeseburgers and what not, other fans are totally feeling the thing now the idea has been introduced.
One fan commented: ‘I totally agree with her. Tony spent 10 years being a selfish tool and suddenly he is Family Man Tony Thoreau? No. Secret armor in the garage and obvious robo daughter. Then they martyr the guy too? The directors are fans of narcissists.’
Another picked up on the Pepper theory, as they added: ‘I thought the relationship of pepper and the daughter was always strange. I just assumed bad acting ha. But it was always like that’s not her real daughter, that’s a child from a previous affair.’
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And everyone else was laughing.
Look, it’s hardly the weirdest theory we’ve come across – that award must go to the Ant-Man, Thanos butt theory.
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How to enable comments on an existing page of the Wiki module.
Prerequisite. Comments must be enabled on this Wiki module. See "Allowing Wiki Comments for Individual Pages"
- Navigate to the required page. See "Navigating the Wiki"
- Click the Edit Wiki Topic link.
- At Enable Page Comments, mark the check box.
- Click the Save button.
- Repeat Steps 1-4 to enable comments on other pages.
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I have always enjoyed thinking creatively about problems, designing solutions, and then building products that meet those goals. In the process you end up learning a lot about yourself, your team members, limitations, and possibilities - not to mention the satisfaction of playing an active part in the transformation from idea to reality.
Co-founder and partner at Fluky Factory - professional firm that creates web solutions to make businesses worldwide soar
As a Front End Developer, the main responsibility is for the production, modification and maintenance of websites and web application's user interfaces. This involves working closely with designers, in using semantic mark-up language i.e. HTML/CSS, to turn their static Photoshop designs into working browser based web pages. Also work closely with server-side developers to implement their server-side code in order to develop complex, interactive and database driven websites.
Individual projects presented to independent employers at different points.
Implementing TSA Security Directives and International Security Program procedures. Ensuring screening and searches of all passengers, baggage, cargo and aircraft cabin is conducted in compliance with the measures set forth in AOSSP, ISP and TSA Security Directives. Training and supervising contracted security personnel who perform aircraft cabin search in the aircraft.


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API
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URL:
GET "{{ base_url }}api/check/xrb_3t6k35gi95xu6tergt6p69ck76ogmitsa8mnijtpxm9fkcm736xtoncuohr3/" (can be a domain, XRB address,
or ip address)
Response:
Report
Example URL:
{{ base_url }}report/domain/fake-mycrypto.com/
Another example URL:
{{ base_url }}report/address/xrb_3t6k35gi95xu6tergt6p69ck76ogmitsa8mnijtpxm9fkcm736xtoncuohr3/
All of the values (fake-raiblocks.net and xrb_3t6k35gi95xu6tergt6p69ck76ogmitsa8mnijtpxm9fkcm736xtoncuohr3) are optional.


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To install Be Productive:
pip install beproductive
If you use Windows, it's recommended to pip install win10toast
for nice Windows notifications.
You don't have to install win10toast
, but without it you will not get visible and audible notifications for Pomodoro. However, all notifications are also printed in your command line interface.
You have to open your command line tool with administrator privileges.
You have to run Be Productive with root privileges, either with sudo
before every command or once with su
.
Block websites:
python -m beproductive
Block websites for x
minutes:
python -m beproductive block --time 45
Unblock all websites:
python -m beproductive unblock
Start a Pomodoro session:
python -m beproductive pomodoro
The Pomodoro feature blocks your defined websites for 25 minutes. It notifies you to take a break and gives you access to all websites for 5 minutes. Although I recommend getting up and stretching instead :) This cycle is repeated 4 times.
You can customize Pomodoros. This is how you run 5 Pomodoros of 45 minutes with 10 minute breaks:
python -m beproductive pomodoro --time 45 --breaktime 10 --pomodoros 5
python -m beproductive pomodoro -t 45 -b 10 -p 5
For quick access:
Shortcut
tab, click Advanced
Run as Administrator
boxI used:
Example for a batch file block.bat
:
python -m beproductive block 60
sleep()


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Rorigami (Rocket Origami) is a small, fast, easily extendable, easy to use static website template, batteries included. Knowing the most basic of HTML and Markdown is all you really need. It uses the popular Bulma CSS framework so when opting for HTML, you are left with plenty of options to work with
That's right, no need to build anything, simply add content, and push your changes. Nothing more, nothing less.
Glad you asked. In recent years, having something static which doesn't require "building" or even worse - "compiling" has been treated as heresy. As a result, the internet has been overflooded with thousands and thousands of tools, templating engines, building pipelines which not only do make the whole process slower and more counter-productive but they come with carrying an additional weight - setting up, learning how they all work and how to use them. Which in addition, makes your life even harder if you are on the move. Rorigami is trying to address that issue with plain simplicity. Make a change, save and move on.
I'd hope so. Head over to the documentaton section and give it a go.
In addition Rorigami is free and open source and all contributions and improvements are welcome. Head on over to the repository and see for yourself.


Testing updating a browser's history
Published:
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Activate a link to inject content and update history
Initial content goes here
link to test


Ashes star James Pattinson suspended for using 'homophobic slur' at opposition player
Fast bowler James Pattinson was expected to play against Pakistan this week but has now been axed for the alleged slur at Cameron Gannon
by Dean Wilson, https://www.facebook.com/DeanWilsonCricketMirror/Australia fast bowler James Pattinson has been suspended following his abuse of another player with a reportedly 'homophobic slur.'
Ashes bowler Pattinson was expected to play in the first Test against Pakistan at the Gabba this week but has now been hooked from the squad after his run in with Queensland player Cameron Gannon for Victoria in the Sheffield Shield.
Cricket Australia have not confirmed precisely what Pattinson said to Gannon, a former team-mate, however The Australian reports it as a 'homophobic slur'.

Pattinson immediately apologised for the outburst but that was not enough to prevent the umpires from charging him and, with two previous offences for other more minor incidents hanging over him, it lead to his suspension.
“I made a mistake in the heat of the moment,” Pattinson said. “Straight away I realised I was in the wrong, and I apologised immediately, both to the opponent and to the umpires.
“I have done the wrong thing and accept the penalty. I’m gutted to miss a Test match, but the standards are there for a reason and the fault is mine.”
Pattinson, 29, made his Test debut in 2011 and has been in and out of the Australia side since then.
He was back in the fold for the Ashes this summer after a three-and-a-half year absence.
He played in two of the five Tests as Australia retained the Ashes.


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The structure of pyfor¶
This document provides an in-depth discussion of the structure of pyfor.
Introduction¶
pyfor is unique from other forest inventory LiDAR processing packages in that it is built on top of an object oriented (OOP) framework. Python is not stricly an OOP programming language, but allows for its implementation in a flexible way. pyfor takes advantage of this attractive feature of Python to offer a natural way of thinking about LiDAR as a collection of objects. Each object flows into the other through the process of LiDAR data analysis. Using pyfor means being comfortable with this framework and knowledgeable about what each of the following objects can do. This document is a primer on grasping this philosophy.
There are four main classes that define pyfor. They are:
Cloud
CloudDataFrame
Grid
Raster
Cloud¶
The Cloud class represents the point cloud data in its raw format, a list of x, y and z coordinates (and some other fields like intensity and the like). The Cloud object can be plotted in a variety of ways, including 2D and 3D plots (see .plot, .plot3d, .iplot3d). The Cloud is generally considered the starting point of LiDAR analysis, from this object we can produce other objects, specifically the Raster and Grid.
Grid¶
The Grid can be considered the next step in producing products from our Cloud. The Grid assigns each point of the Cloud to a grid cell. This process allows us to summarize information about the points in each grid cell.
Raster¶
Once we have decided how to summarize our grid cells, we produce a Raster. The Raster is a geo-referenced numpy array where the value of each cell is some summarization of the points within that cell. The most common implementation of a Raster is the canopy height model (CHM) that is a summary of the highest points within each grid cell, but other types are possible, such as bare earth models (BEM) and grid metrics. We can write Rasters to a GeoTIFF format using Raster.write().
CloudDataFrame¶
At some point we will want to interact with our LiDAR tiles in toto. CloudDataFrame is a collection of Cloud objects that allows for efficient analysis and manupulation of many Cloud objects. Because Cloud is considered the most base of all classes in pyfor, CloudDataFrame is our portal to all the products we desire on a mass scale.


Binding via src attribute is shown on demo home page.
Web Component inline-demo-component.js shows dynamic iron-ajax {{ }} and html attribute [[ ]] binding.
Select violet/purple page to switch the URL to load content by iron-ajax


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Not CSS,
Yes CSS position
, not CSS
It's a cool border!
Pretty neato CSS border
No more border now!
Not cool
Rather swell things
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Fresco painting on copper base panel. Separate piece of stone carved & assembled on wall to match antique effect.


'3 Black Chicks Review...'
What Planet Are You From? (2000) Rated R; running time 100 minutes Genre: Comedy IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Details?0181151 Official site: http://www.sony.com/whatplanet/ Written by: Michael Leeson (based on a story by Garry Shandling) Directed by: Michael Leeson Starring: Garry Shandling, Annette Benning, John Goodman, Greg Kinnear, Ben Kingsley, Linda Fiorentino, Anne Cusack, Camryn Manheim, Nora Dunn, Caroline Aaron, Richard Jenkins, Samantha Smith, Janeane Garofalo
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 2000 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamsplanet.html
When I realized last week that my travelling to New Orleans for Mardi Gras would mean that I'd miss the opening weekend for What Planet Are You From (hereby known as WPAYF), I breathed a sign of relief. Unlike the hoards who thought Garry Shandling's HBO and FOX TV shows were funny, I avoided them like nobody's business; I couldn't get past his looking too much like a giant weasel. And the premise behind WPAYF just screamed to me, "Girl, don't go see this goofy sh...tuff". Still, I had a few extra hours on my hands Sunday; and besides, I reasoned with myself, if you ignore Shandling, it's got a very talented supporting cast in Annette Benning, John Goodman, Ben Kingsley, and Linda Fiorentino. What could go wrong?
Then I remembered "Random Mess" and "Stupornova" - and crossed my fingers...
The Story (WARNING: **spoilers contained below**): WPAYF takes the "Men Are From Mars" concept to another level: Harold Anderson (Gary Shandling) is a brother from another planet - a planet of men with no penis [shudder]. It should come as no surprise, then, that these dickless men wish to conquer another planet - and which planet would that be? Three guesses; and the first two are wrong.
After putting his planet's men through semi-intensive training on the ways of Earth women, hoping that they'd be Easy, fearless leader Graydon (Ben Kingsley) picks Harold as their man. His mission: grab his attachable penis, get an Earth Girl knocked up, and something or another mumble mumble about the new superbaby...oh yeah, it will become Supreme! Ruler! Of! Earth!
A few things get in the way first, though; mainly, his lame lines fail to impress many women - including a Flight Attendant (Samantha Smith) he met on the way to Earth - that is, until he meets Susan Hart (Annette Benning), who he figures just might be The One. Finding a job at a bank while he's waiting for the child thingy to resolve itself, he also has to deal with his slimy sycophant co-work Perry Gordon (Greg Kinnear), their boss Don Fisk (Richard Jenkins), and FAA inspector Roland Jones (John Goodman), who is committed to proving to his bosses that Harold is from somewhere way the hell out there.
The Upshot: As did "The Whole Nine Yards", WPAYF started out slow(ly) and picked up steam as it went along, with some very funny scenes along the way. What really worked about it for me is the sense of fun the characters and actors seemed to have with each other, from Susan kickin' it with her girlfriends Liz (Anne Cusack), Alison (Camryn Manheim), and Madeline (Nora Dunn) to the comic interplay between Shanning and the surprisingly funny Benning - and especially Goodman, one of the funniest Big Men in Hollywood - the laughs were easily drawn out of me, even I as sat there determined not to laugh at this movie. That lasted for about 15 minutes - right up to the point where Mr. Happy starting humming. After that, I was done for.
The feel of this comedy is very "Raising Arizona"-ish; stretching the see-through lines men often troll on women - and the hook-line-and-sinker way women often respond to them - to a comic extreme, you quickly see, through Harold's eyes, just how silly the Battle Between The Sexes really is. But even after the Obligatory Alien-Develops-Human-Feelings bit, the "yes, dear" relationship, in all its familiarity, seems somehow comforting; at least it did for this old married chick.
I do, however, take slight issue with what I see as two casting flaws, one of character choices, the other, miscast actors. The character most out-of-place here was Helen Gordon, played to her smoky best by Linda Fiorentino; though Ms. F. did no real wrong in her role, her character seemed to be an unnecessary distraction, an appendage to "prove" how Bad Perry was (not that he needed the help). Still, she delivered one of the best lines of the movie (and since it was featured in its commercials, I'm not giving away anything here): when Harold tells her that the humming sound she heard was coming from his penis, she says, "I guess it doesn't know the words". Rollin', I tell ya; absolutely rollin'.
The second, more problematic, casting flaw involves Janeane Garofalo; as was done in Dogma, she was included here in a glorified cameo as a nervous airline passenger used as a target for more of Harold's Intro To Earth bit. WPAYF's Powers That Be would've done far better to cast her as Roland's wife Nadine, and her part minor played instead by Caroline Aaron (the actor who actually played Nadine Jones). Nothing against Aaron, but I had no idea why she was trippin' so tight over Roland just doin' his thang; but you can bet your bippy that if Garafolo had gotten her hooks into Nadine, comedic sparks would've flown between her and Goodman.
There's nothing - nothing, I say! - at all Deep about WPAYF; it certainly won't be up for anyone's "Best Of" lists at the end of the year, to say the least. But in a year (so far) where damn near every movie seems to be striving for inclusion on "Worst Of", you could do much worse than to spend 100 minutes of your time with a few good bellylaughs and a chuckle or three.
Bammer's Bottom Line: Yeah, I know: I'm as shocked as you probably are to see me give WPAYF a greenlight (especially since I only gave its soulmate, last year's Galaxy Quest, a conditional yellow). Hey, every Chick can be wrong once, eh?
"What Planet Are You From?" (rating: greenlight): Even if Garry Shandling does look like a giant weasel.
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My name is Stephanie. I'm a current student at the Portland Epicodus campus, and I'm in the C# track working to become a junior developer. Moved to Portland, OR from Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, a suburb in Orange County.
In terms of education, I have a Bachelor's of Arts Degree in Psychology, recieved from California State University, Fullerton. You might think to yourself, if Stef has a degree, why did she decide to take up computer programming? Sadly, there are few jobs in the field of psychology for those with only a Bachelor's. It came down to personal economics. A Master's costs as much undergrad, and it would take 2 years to eventually become a therapist working under an established group! That's quite a ways in the future. Deciding to sign up for Epicodus makes a lot of sense, in terms of time, money, and passion. While I love studying psychology, I also have a love for computer science. I'm happy I came here to study at Epicodus!
Let me tell you a little about myself. I have a passion for cooking, and I love to try out new recipes. Don't ask me to bake any breads, though. I'm sadly unskilled in that area. Games and gaming are another passion of mine. Video games, board games, and tabletop roleplaying games (yes, like Dungeons and Dragons) are what I gladly spend my free time playing. When the weather's good, I like to go for a hike. Enjoying and protecting the great outdoors is important to me!
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HttpRequestMessage request,
CancellationToken cancellationToken);
cross-cutting concerns
operate at the level of HTTP messages
URI with placeholder values
"api/{controller}/public/{category}/{id}"
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IHttpControllerSelector | Selects the controller. |
| IHttpControllerTypeResolver | Gets the list of controller types. |
| IAssembliesResolver | Get the list of project assemblies. |
| IHttpControllerActivator | Create new controller instances. |
IHttpActionSelector.SelectAction (HttpControllerContext) -> HttpActionDescriptor
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IHttpActionSelector | Selects the action. |
| IHttpActionInvoker | Invokes the action. |
public class GeoPoint
{
public double Latitude { get; set; }
public double Longitude { get; set; }
}
public ValuesController : ApiController
{
public HttpResponseMessage Get([FromUri] GeoPoint location) { ... }
}
http://localhost/api/values/?Latitude=47.678558&Longitude=-122.130989
public HttpResponseMessage Post([FromBody] string name) { ... }
POST http://localhost:5076/api/values HTTP/1.1
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public class TypeConverter {
public virtual bool CanConvertFrom(ITypeDescriptorContext context,
Type sourceType) {...}
public override object ConvertFrom(ITypeDescriptorContext context,
CultureInfo culture, object value) {...}
...
}
[TypeConverter(typeof(GeoPointConverter))]
public class GeoPoint { ... }
GeoPointConverter
public interface IModelBinder
{
bool BindModel(HttpActionContext actionContext, ModelBindingContext bindingContext);
}
GeoPointModelBinder
control the entire parameter-binding process.
A great way to add extra functionality to Web API service.
The major difference between their two is their focus. Message Handlers are applied to all HTTP requests. They perform the function of an HTTP intermediary. Filters apply only to requests that are dispatched to the particular controller/action where the filter is applied.
You should use MessageHandlers when you want the behaviour to be applied to the vast majority of requests. Filters should be used when they are only applicable to certain resources.
An exception filter is executed when a controller method throws any unhandled exception that is not an HttpResponseException exception.
public virtual void OnException(HttpActionExecutedContext actionExecutedContext);
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IContentNegotiator | Select proper media type formatter. |
| MediaTypeFormatter | Serializes and deserializes the HTTP message body. |
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The whole framework is


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Streameo is a Responsive video streaming application for Video Streaming. Poviding VOD (Video on Demand) over the internet at the request and to suit the requirements of the individual user. In recent years the online video streaming platforms is taking over conventional broadcasting service platforms , thus future scope of this Responsive Web Application is increasing since the viewer base is shifting from cable based platform to digital platform. With Streameo , you can enjoy unlimited viewing of our content without having to watch a single commercial. There is always something new to discover, and more TV shows and movies are added over a period of time.
It is a streaming service that allows our customers to watch a wide variety of Video are present. We provide our own Video Player through which user can access all the video which are present in the Application. With Streameo , you can enjoy unlimited viewing of our content without having to watch a single commercial. There is always something new to discover, and more TV shows and movies are added over a period of time.
Videos on this platform can be accessed in a faster , easier and smoother way over the Internet. Any person having access to the internet and a web browser can consume videos on this platform at a very low cost
Streameo provide its content with Content Categories and the Latest Videos. User can search and stream video from the categories section.This help user to view single category data
Streameo is a Responsive video streaming application available and can be accessed from server.
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"invis"/hide idea
Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:38 am
I wanted to suggest this idea to you in-game, but before i forget it i thought i better make a thread:
For a "hide"/"invisible" spell, how about to have it turn you into a shrubbery (maybe with small blinking eyes to indicate it's not a regular bush)? That would be damn sneaky and funny aswell. ^^
I added a pic to visualize this idea:
For a "hide"/"invisible" spell, how about to have it turn you into a shrubbery (maybe with small blinking eyes to indicate it's not a regular bush)? That would be damn sneaky and funny aswell. ^^
I added a pic to visualize this idea:


Static Types
in JavaScript
Eindhoven Front-end Meetup
JavaScript is a dynamic language
Doesn't really matter what type you use
Plain JS
let name = 'Gaya';
name = 42;
TypeScript
let name: string = 'Gaya';
name = 42; // Type '42' is not assignable to type 'string'.
Describe your functions
function giveName(name: string): string {
return name;
}
const name: string = giveName('Gaya');
const fakeName: number = giveName('Gaya');
// Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'number'.
giveName(42);
// Argument of type '42' is not assignable
// to parameter of type 'string'.
Makes your code a bit more predictable
If you like Object Oriented programming,
little weird but okay.
you'll like TypeScript.
In a way you're documenting your code
Intellisense / Hinting
Also for installed modules
Works great with frameworks
- Create React App
- Vue CLI
- Next.js
You can define complex stuff
- Promises and the resolved type
- Shapes of objects
- What arguments a callback will be called with
It will make refactoring easier
TypeScript is not JavaScript
- They add their own features
- .ts and .tsx files
The learning curve is steep
Prepare to use any
a lot
I found TypeScript setup to be a pain in the butt
Flow Type was a bit easier
Helps solidify your code
Slows down proof of concepts
TypeScript or Flow Type?
TypeScript. Mainly because of popularity


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Mr.Ken Quattara. Ghana. Good day to you! I am requesting for your assistance in a deal of Considerable financial gain for both of us. I am Ken Quattara, I was the Personal Assistant (P.A) to the former President of The Federal Republic of Togo, the late President Gnassingbe Eyadema. In the last week of January 2005, two security deposit boxes were deposited on behalf of Mr. Eyadema by me with a company in Ghana. The boxes contained 35 million dollars in cash. I have the certificate of deposit issued by the company for the boxes. As his trusted P.A I had employed the services of this particular company to arrange the shipment of the boxes to Europe on his behalf were they were to be picked up by a foreign associate of his at that time, a French man. This was not the first time I had arranged this kind of shipment for Mr.Eyadema using this company. The boxes were labeled "photographic materials" to elude customs and other checks. Unfortunately, because he was ill-disposed at the time the French man was no longer able to make the trip to meet with the company's agents at the destination point. So the agents who accompanied the boxes had to deposit them in a storage facility pending when he could come. On the 5th of February 2005, Mr Eyadema passed on while he was being evacuated abroad for emergency medical treatment. He had been ill for some years. Following the demise of my former Boss, his associate withdrew, so the boxes have been in storage since then. It was my function to issue his associates Letters Of Athorization signed by me to pick up boxes containing valuables and money. They banked money for him in various pre-selected banks in Europe and Asia. The agents only assisted the associates in the process to ensure that everything was done under diplomatic immunity and within the stipulated laws in the countries where such transactions took place. I am asking for your assistance and involvement so that we can get the money for ourselves. I can not do this on my own because i can't so to say, authorize myself. If you accept to act as an associate of the Late Mr Eyadema, I can issue to you the Letter of Authorization for the purpose of reclaiming the boxes on his behalf for our own benefit. As the beneficiary it will be your responsibility and obligation (as stated in the coded agreement between the depositor and the company) to reclaim and repossess the boxes from the storage facility. You will be required to meet with the company's assigned agent(s) personally. This way you will see the boxes for yourself and sign the necessary documents to reposses the boxes. The agent(s) will assist you to bank the funds and then thereafter you can transfer money to other offshore accounts. This was how itwas done with previous associates. Or you may choose to arrange something else with the agent(s). If however you can not meet with any assigned agent, as the beneficiary/associate to the Late Eyadema,you could request that an alternative arrangement be made for you. You will have to discuss this with the agent(s) yourself. I assure you that everything will go smoothly if you choose to cooperate with the agent(s). There is no illegality involved here. If you do decide to get involved then i expect total commitment from you. If you can do this, i am offering you 3 million dollars as your own share. If you are interested in this deal, then contact me immediately via email(furnished above) for further details. Thank you for your time. Regards, Ken Quattara


Utopia::Exceptions::Mailer
A middleware which catches all exceptions raised from the app it wraps and sends a useful email with the exception, stacktrace, and contents of the environment.
Definitions
LOCAL_SMTP = [...]
A basic local non-authenticated SMTP server.
Implementation
LOCAL_SMTP = [:smtp, {
:address => "localhost",
:port => 25,
:enable_starttls_auto => false
}]
def initialize(app, to: "postmaster", from: DEFAULT_FROM, subject: DEFAULT_SUBJECT, delivery_method: LOCAL_SMTP, dump_environment: false)
Implementation
def initialize(app, to: "postmaster", from: DEFAULT_FROM, subject: DEFAULT_SUBJECT, delivery_method: LOCAL_SMTP, dump_environment: false)
@app = app
@to = to
@from = from
@subject = subject
@delivery_method = delivery_method
@dump_environment = dump_environment
end


This extension helps with creating Italics on the font and glyph level, while drawing a “bowtie” in the Current Glyph Window to show the relationship of a font’s vertical and slanted sidebearings.
First, Set the italic angle you want in the Italic Bowtie dialog (usually a negative number).
Then determine your Cross Height. In your Current Glyph Window, you will see this value represented as the vertical height where the bowtie shape crosses itself. Press “Mid UC” to set the Cross Height to half of the cap height, which will offset the italic until your capitals are centered between vertical sidebearings. Alternatively, press “Mid LC” to set the Cross Height to half of the x-height, which will offset the italic until your lowercase is centered between vertical sidebearings.
Once the Cross Height is set, the extension will determine the appropriate Italic Slant Offset for this arrangement.
Once you have Italic Angle and Italic Slant Offset values that you are happy with, you can set them in the Current Font or All Open Fonts by pressing “Set Font Italic Values”.
The italicize button will skew and offset your Current Glyph, Selected Glyphs, or All Glyphs in either the Current Font or All Open Fonts.
If you select a reference layer, it will also draw a skewed and rotated glyph in a separate layer, for you to use as a reference as you fix the curves.


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I’m proud to announce that today, Alora’s Tear, Volume IV: Circlets and Seekers is now available in paperback. They’re gorgeous, thanks to the work of cover artist Isis Sousa and are made with quality, professional grade materials. The goal is always to make my books look and feel every bit as polished as a product from a large publishing corporation. Circlets and Seekers is no exception.
The best way to get a copy is to attend one of the events where I’ll be selling the books in person. There, the prices are the lowest ($10 for Volume IV, and no shipping!) and I can sign it right there, with your name and custom inscription. Better yet, I get to thank you face-to-face for supporting my writing.
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Lastly, the series is also available on Amazon and other major online book retailers.
However you get your copy, thanks so much. I hope you enjoy the first stage of Askon’s new journey, the new characters he meets, and their stories. I’ve said it before, but I’m so excited for all of you to experience it.


Nicholas, the Wise and Sage
Nicholas is a fine young man who has been on many adventures, however there are things you may not know about him.
School Experience
- Country Village Preschool: devloped valuable talents like building blocks.
- The Milford School: learned that children should be neither seen nor heard.
- Santa Margarita Catholic High: practiced swimming very fast and writing long papers.
- Arizona State: discovered that every day is a holiday if you need an excuse to party.
- Idaho State Police Academy: found out boiled rubber chicken counts as a meal.
Board Games I will Play with You
- Settlers of Catan "Three Sheep for a Wheat"
- Risk "Never start a land war in Asia"
- Ticket to Ride "How the heck do I get from Los Angeles to New York"
- Dungeons and Dragons "I search my bedroll for traps"
- Monopoly "Why don't I have any more friends"


SonarQube analyzes the source code for common issue and test coverage. In this lab, you will add stages to perform analysis of you code.
Edit the Jenkinsfile for the customer-service project and add the following two stages to the build pipeline after the Unit Test stage.
...
stage ('Unit Test') {
sh "mvn -s configuration/settings.xml -Dnexus.url=${nexusUrl} -Dbuild.number=${release_number} test"
junit "target/surefire-reports/*.xml"
tep([$class: 'XUnitBuilder',
thresholds: [
[$class: 'FailedThreshold', unstableThreshold: '1']
],
tools: [
[$class: "JUnitType", pattern: "target/surefire-reports/*.xml"]
]])
}
stage('SonarQube Analysis') {
withSonarQubeEnv('sonar') { sh "mvn -s configuration/settings.xml -Dnexus.url=${nexusUrl} -Dbuild.number=${release_number} sonar:sonar" }
}
stage("Quality Gate"){
timeout(time: 1, unit: 'HOURS') {
def qg = waitForQualityGate()
if (qg.status != 'OK') {
error "Pipeline aborted due to quality gate failure: ${qg.status}"
}
}
}
...
Rebuild Project.
Once complete, notice the SonarQube link on the left navigation. You can click this to see the results of the analysis.


ArtDialog Pop: 1, Once time only can display a pop, alert or confirm or prompt; 2, Compared with browser js native pop method, pop used artDialog is Not Blocked;


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Tastes like mince pies, warms you like a mince pie, perfect in your hipflask when carol singing or sipping when opening presents.
Takes 2 weeks.


A report from the course DA377B
S01
Assignment 01:
Did you before know about the techniques Git, GitHub, Markdown and/or GitHub Pages?
I have known about Git and GitHub, the rest is new to me. I am accustomed to using built-in git push and pull on Intellij IDEA but Git bash also works fine with using a text editor. Though when it comes to using Markdown such as HTML, we have not used that so much until we got to third year. The GitHub pages is also a new experience for me.
Have you ever created websites before?
No I haven't, this is why I am excited. I have done some web related things in a previous course. RESTful API where we set up a Glassfish or Tomcat server to host locally. But mainly we used Tomcat or Glassfish to set up a java client to communicate to the server instead of using the browser.
Briefly explain your experience and knowledge of web application development.
I have no experience in web application besides some very simple applications. Such as RESTful Java Application with Tomcat Server.
What is your TIL for this course section?
Well it stands for "Today I learned", which I learned today that TIL. Learning to use Git Bash more and also that I got a warning of using password will be deprecated soon. Meaning that tokens are recomended, so I learned about that. For this course from Lecture 1, I learned that we're going to use several techniques such as PHP with MySQL. Also learning JavaScript with HTML.
S02
Assignment 02:
Have you any previous experience of HTML, CSS and/or JavaScript?
No I haven't really used any of these before. I have heard of them often but we never had courses on them. It will be nice to learn about HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Explain the role of HTML, CSS and JavaScript in web development:
HTML is the standard langauge markup langauge for websites. At the moment I have not read up on Markup so much yet. I know HTML is one such example but I am not used to it. CSS is used for making better looking websites. JavaScript is a programming langauge, used for coding logic on for instance in this case the web browser, like how things are built up via the browser.
Give a brief explanation of how the browser, the HTTP protocol and the web server interacts:
The browser is the client application that that person is using. And through it he or she can interact through the web. With requests and responses sent through TCP/IP and HTTP is the protocol. Which decides how it works for a URL syntax, like the http://www.address_here.com:port_here/queries_here. The client communicates through the internet and connects to a website through the web, that is a vast network of networks.
What is your TIL for this course section?
TIL'ed that HTML5 has some changes done with semantic elements to differienate like fonters and articles. I also learned that it is proper to define which charset the browser should read the document, it is a good practice. Even if it is not as important today as it was years ago it is still good to be aware of it in general.
S03
Assignment 3
Do you have any previous experience of client side JavaScript?
I do not have any previous experience in JS. However it has been made possible to code in it as knowing programming in general helps to learn new languages easier
Can you compare and relate the JavaScript language to any other language you know?
Yes I can compare JavaScript programming language since it is a programming language, it has similar logic in some areas such as with Java but from what I have learned is that instead of defining specific data types you can just define them as var for variables or function for methods. Some things like binding a function from a js file to a html button for example is new for me also while the concept of it is not hard, it can be tricky for the first time.
Describe how you worked with the coding exercise, what grade do you aim for and how did your code turn out to be?
I worked alone on it for grade 3, since I have fallen behind schedule and due to both studying and working full time at the same time, I decided a grade 3 for now was sufficient. I followed by example by watching the lecture slides through youtube as I haven’t been able to attend them all. Then after I started the assignment and took my time. My code turned out alright while it is not perfect it works.
What is your TIL for this course section?
i learned that JavaScript can be used very differently than Java and that is interesting. I also learned more about HTML and CSS, such as using id defined by me to manipulate how they can behave in javascript, like when I move an object depending on the pixels if it reaches too high or too low for x and y i can prevent them by if statements so that the object stays within my screen. I learned that XAMPP does not update cache automatically and as such I installed Live Server for VSCode which does it automatically and is very easy to use. I learned that CSS is very useful as well for styling all kinds of elements such as tables which made it structured for me afterwards.
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Deconstructing Harry (1997)
Director: Woody Allen Cast: Woody Allen, Billy Crystal, Demi Moore, Robin Williams, Judy Davis, Elisabeth Shue, kirstie Alley, Bob Balaban, Richard Benjamin, Eric Bogosian, Hazelle Goodman, Mariel Hemingway, Amy Irving, Julie Kavner, Caroline Aaron, Eric Lloyd, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tobey Maguire, Stanley Tucci Rated R: Language, sex, nudity
by Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I don't know a single person that doesn't think that Woody Allen is annoying. I, myself, am one of those people. I think he is intensely annoying.  It doesn't take me long to figure it out--he's really funny. That's usually what it comes down to. Maybe the character he plays isn't always really funny, but his supporting characters are so funny, and the situations are absolutely hilarious.
Deconstructing Harry is his latest film, and I imagine that to obtain complete enjoyment, one should know Woody Allen pretty well. I, for one, do not--I have not seen a lot of his films (I think this marks the fourth or fifth), and what I know of him outside of his work is just what I read in the tabloids and Entertainment Weekly. But I know that this film is one big stab at himself, and I can assume that it is successful. But like most of his films, this one is successful because of the numerous interesting characters, and the witty, sharp, Woody Allen humor. What this film seems to have that his others do not is a jagged edge, a kind of licentious and hateful quality, an element present simply to make more fun of himself.
It's about Harry Block (Allen), a godless, sex-crazed author who, at the time of the film, is in complete disarray. He's just written a book that gives up the secrets of some of his closest friends and ex-girlfriends, and none of them are particularly happy with the situation. He's never allowed to see his kid, his parents have all but disowned him, his sister and her husband look down upon him because he isn't a true Jewish man, and so forth. On top of all this, he can't get motivated to write anything significant, so his life is on hold.
The film is kind of a journey for Harry to understand himself, or maybe make himself better, should he reach the point of caring about himself. It leads to a situation in which he's driving in a Volvo with a hooker and a corpse, on his way to get honored by the school which expelled him. Like all of Allen's films, he has a huge cast. It's nearly distractingly large, with almost every part filled up by a big-name star. Most of the women turn in the best performances, with genuinely funny moments delivered by Judy Davis, Kirstie Alley, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Demi Moore. If you're familiar with Allen's films, then you'll know what to expect--it's the same kind of humor, pacing, and mood to which we're all accustomed in his movies.
This one, however, seems to suffer from a peculiar storytelling technique. Because of the nature of the story, Harry frequently relives pieces of short stories that he has written; most of them star a guy thinly disguised as himself, and tells a true story. He remembers one of the first stories he wrote, about his first encounter with a prostitute.  Throughout the film, the action also switches to a different cast doing the exact same thing, which is meant to represent the book which he has just written (the one that everyone is upset at him for). If my explanation of this is confusing, then I'm doing my job--it is also rather confusing in the film. I didn't put the pieces together until the last quarter of the movie. It's really not that obvious, nor is Allen's reason for doing it (though I imagine if you're familiar with all of his work then there is something here to give you a hint). The flashbacks sure are funny, though.
Towards the end, he actually meets the character that he created, his alter-ego, and this individual gives Harry all kinds of advice. I like the idea (look into your writing for advice), and the central idea behind his character--he can function in the artistic world but not in the realistic world--is a fascinating one. Ultimately, the film aside from the comedy works because Allen really thought about his concepts and materialized them effectively (although the flashbacks to his stories could have been less confusing). Whether you love him or hate him, you're likely to enjoy Deconstructing Harry. And if you know Allen really well, you'll probably get a lot more out of the film. As for me, it proved to make a worthwhile evening of entertainment, even if though is about a godless, sex-crazed author in complete disarray.
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Before deductible all things in this class are paid fully by patient.
The deductible is the amount up until which you pay things in this class fully out of pocket.
After the deductible insurance will kick in but you might still have to pay something.
After the deductible has been met and insurance kicked in you will often need to pay a co-insurance. co-insurance is usually a percentage of the fees and is often higher for out of network than in network if both are covered.
The absolute limit on how much you pay out of pocket for covered services. After this there is no more co-insurance.


"Brdf sampler" fragment shader.
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| layout (location=0) out vec2 fragColor |
| | BRDF linear coefficients.
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| vec2 | hammersleySample (uint i) |
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| float | G1 (float NdotX, float halfAlpha) |
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| float | G (float NdotL, float NdotV, float alpha) |
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| vec2 | ggx (float NdotV, float roughness) |
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| void | main () |
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"Brdf sampler" fragment shader.
◆ G()
| float GPU::Frag::Brdf_sampler::G |
( |
float |
NdotL, |
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float |
NdotV, |
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float |
alpha |
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) |
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inline |
Geometric term of GGX BRDF, G.
- Parameters
-
| NdotL | dot product of the light direction with the surface normal |
| NdotV | dot product of the view direction with the surface normal |
| alpha | squared roughness |
- Returns
- the value of G
◆ G1()
| float GPU::Frag::Brdf_sampler::G1 |
( |
float |
NdotX, |
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float |
halfAlpha |
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) |
| |
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inline |
Geometric half-term of GGX BRDF.
- Parameters
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| NdotX | dot product of either the light or the view direction with the surface normal |
| halfAlpha | half squared roughness |
- Returns
- the value of the half-term
◆ ggx()
| vec2 GPU::Frag::Brdf_sampler::ggx |
( |
float |
NdotV, |
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float |
roughness |
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) |
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inline |
Evaluated the GGX BRDF for a given surface normal, view direction and roughness.
- Parameters
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| NdotV | dot product of the view direction with the surface normal |
| roughness | the roughness of the surface |
- Returns
- the corresponding value of the BRDF
◆ hammersleySample()
| vec2 GPU::Frag::Brdf_sampler::hammersleySample |
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uint |
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Compute an arbitrary sample of the 2D Hammersley sequence.
- Parameters
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| i | the index in the hammersley sequence |
- Returns
- the i-th 2D sample
◆ main()
| void GPU::Frag::Brdf_sampler::main |
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Compute a linear approximation of the GGX BRDF in two coefficients.
◆ INTERFACE
| in GPU::Frag::Brdf_sampler::INTERFACE |
Initial value:
Input: UV coordinates.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- resources/pbrdemo/shaders/brdf_sampler.frag


When MacHg uses https to communicate with a server, the issue of server identification and certificates is encountered — i.e., how do you know that the server you are talking to is actually the real server? (This is the reverse of problem of how does the server know that it's actually the real you who is contacting it.)
'HTTPS' stands for "HyperText Transport Protocol Secure." HTTPS is the same thing as HTTP, but uses a secure socket layer (SSL) for security purposes. Some examples of sites that use HTTPS include banking and investment websites, e-commerce websites, and most websites that require you to log in. Websites that use the standard HTTP protocol transmit and receive data in an unsecured manner. This means it is possible for someone to eavesdrop on the data being transferred between the user and the Web server.
In order to recognize a server is actually the server it claims to be, in broad terms the server sends you a certificate digitally signed by some Certificate Authority agency e.g. Verisign or Thawte, which says that this server is indeed authentic.
However, there are two issues with this:
MacHg automatically locally installs the standard set of certificates trusted by Mozilla's Firefox. These certificates are stored in the file ~/Application Support/MacHg/TrustedCertificates.pem. Through this TrusteCertificates.pem file MacHg will automatically securely connect to standard Mercurial hosting servers like bitbucket, google code, kiln, etc. without notifying you that it is doing so.
If you have your own server or a company server, which uses a certificate which is self-signed, or signed by an authority not in the certificates in TrustedCertificates.pem, then you can add this certificate to TrustedCertificates.pem. You do this by opening the TrustedCertificates.pem file and copying and pasting the text of the new certificate at, say, the end of the file. Of course, this means that you need to obtain the text of the server's certificate in a secure way. However, if you connect to the server via the internet in order to obtain this certificate in the first place, then you could be subject to a man in the middle attack, etc. Thus it's best to obtain this certificate in an offline way — e.g. walk to your server and copy the key on a pen drive, or use an ssh session which you already know is secure.
Mercurial 1.7.4 introduced host fingerprint keys in much the same way that ssh uses fingerprint keys. When connecting to a server via https and the server's certificate is self-signed or your system does not have any information about the authority who signed the certificate, then MacHg gives you the option of recognizing the host through a "fingerprint" in future connects. MacHg does this by presenting you with an alert like:
Of course, if you use this method, you have to know that the fingerprint truly does represent the host, and there is no intervening entity.
Fingerprints are stored in the section hostfingerprints in the configuration file ~/Application Support/MacHg/. Once you locally store the fingerprint for a server, then it will be verifiably identified in future connects.
While trying to debug connection problems with https, it might be convenient to disable all server identification checking. This can be done through selecting the Advanced Preferences tab of MacHg's preferences and unchecking the item "Require Verifiable Server Identity".
However, this should be used only as a last resort, since it turns off host identification for all servers.


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This check box in the settings dialog controls whether certain of the menu entries that Moderate adds to Ameol are prefixed by Mod: to emphasise that they are moderator functions.
The following menu entries are affected:
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On February 5th, the research work of Mr. Tara P. Mishra entitled Unlocking the Origin of Compositional Fluctuations in InGaN Light Emitting Diodes was published in Physical Review Materials. Tara developed a powerful methodology to detect the formation of In clusters in high Indium content InxGa1-xN LEDs quantum wells (QWs). His study showed a direct comparison between the computationally predicted and experimentally observed compositional fluctuations.
Autonomous detection of compositional fluctuations in InxGa1-x samples.
He found that although a random alloy model captures the distribution of compositional fluctuations in relatively low In (~18%) content InxGa1-xN QWs, there exists a striking deviation from the model in higher In content (~24 %) QWs. The results highlight a distinct behaviour in carrier localization driven by compositional fluctuations in the low and high In-content InxGa1-xN QWs, which would ultimately affect the performance of LEDs.
The full manuscript can be found here.


The Programatica tools currently consist of the following programs, which are described in more detail below:
pfe
| The Preliminary Front-End tool. (Or perhaps the Programatica Front-End tool :-) |
pfesetup
| A front-end to pfe, for simple creation of PFE projects, using a command line interface similar to that of Hugs or GHC. |
pfebrowser
| A Haskell browser tool (runs under the X11 Window system). It also has some support for certificate management. |
cert
| Certificate manipulation tool. |
Except for pfebrowser
, these are all command-line tools.
We also provide a version of the Haskell 98 Prelude
and standard
libraries for use with PFE. We also adapted a version of the
Haskell Hierarchical Libraries for use with PFE.
Binary snapshots and installation instructions are available in the download directory.
If you are a local PacSoft member and you just want to test the tools, they are already installed in
/home/projects/pacsoft/tools/bin
(along with various other Linux tools) so just log in on one of the Linux computers (kokotni, watiya, turing ,...) and add that directory to your path.
Common to all the tools is that they operate on a PFE project,
i.e., a collection of files containing Haskell modules. A PFE project is
created in a specific directory and the PFE tools operate on the project
in the current directory. Except for the source files, which can be located
anywhere in the file system, the PFE tools keep all information relating to a
project in a subdirectory called hi
.
pfesetup
creates a new PFE project.
Usage:
pfesetup [options]
path1 ... pathn
where the paths are Haskell files to include in the project.
pfesetup
is designed to ease the transition from other Haskell
implementations (hugs, ghc, hbc, nhc) by providing a similar command line
interface.
Options:
| (-P|-I|-i)path1:...:pathn | Directories to search for imported modules. |
| [no]cpp | Pass source files through the C preprocessor (or not). The default is nocpp. |
| [no]prelude | All modules implicitly import the Prelude (or not). |
| [no]plogic | Enable (or disable) support for the P-logic extension. When enabled,
assert and property are reserved identifiers
and text in {-P: comments like this -} is treated as ordinary
code
|
| +h|hierarchical | Use the Haskell Hierarchical Libraries |
| -h|nohierarchical | Use the plain Haskell 98 Libraries (this is the default) |
pfesetup
does its work by using the pfe new
and pfe chase
commands. (pfe chase
is the only
command that assumes a relationship between file names and module names.)
pfe [options] command
where options include
| [no]plogic | Enable (or disable) support for the P-logic extension.
When enabled,
assert and property are reserved identifiers.
|
| [no]cpp | Pass source code through the C preprocessor (or not) |
| cpp=command | Pass source code through a user supplied preprocessor |
| [no]prelude | All modules implicitly import the Prelude (or not) |
| (+|-)debug | Turn on (or off) verbose debugging info in pretty printed output |
| (+|-)tinfo | Include (or not) extra type information in pretty printed output |
| (+|-)utf8 | Turn on (or off) the use of Unicode symbols and UTF-8 encoding of pretty printed output |
| layout=layout | Change the pretty printer's layout style to one of PPOffsideRule, PPSemiColon, PPUtrecht, PPInLine, PPNoLayout. (Not all layout styles are implemented) |
and where command is one of:
| Level 0: basic project management | |
|---|---|
| new [-quiet] files | create a new project containing (zero or more) files |
| add [-quiet] files | add files to the project |
| remove [-quiet] files | remove files from the project |
| files | list files in the project |
| options | show options in effect |
| modules modules | list modules in the project |
| Module graph queries | |
| graph [-rev] [-dot] [-dir] modules | show module dependecy (sub)graph |
| unused modules | show unimported and unreachable modules |
| prune modules | remove unreachable modules from the project |
| file modules | which file is the module in |
| module files | which module does the file contain |
| Import chasing | |
| chase files | look for imported modules in given files/directories |
| Level 1: simple, local module queries | |
| defined modules | list entities defined in the module |
| free modules | list names referenced but not defined in the module |
| pragmas modules | extract pragmas from modules |
| lex files | show the result of lexical analysis |
| lexl files | show the result of lexical analysis + layout preprocessing |
| preparse files | preparse and show abstract syntax |
| Level 2: module system queries (import/export, top level environment) | |
| exports modules | list entities exported by the modules |
| find identifiers | find exported entities with the given names |
| inscope modules | list entities in modules' top-level environment |
| Level 3: proper parsing (and name resolution) | |
| pp modules | parse and pretty-print modules |
| parse modules | parse and show abstract syntax |
| HTML | |
| htmlfiles modules | generate HTML files for modules (to be used with pfe.cgi for dynamically generated web pages) |
| webpages modules | generate static web pages for modules |
| Program transformation | |
| rmpatbind modules | remove pattern bindings |
| patmatch modules | simplify pattern matches |
| funbind modules | simplify function bindings |
| Level 4: type checking | |
| tc [-pm] [-pb] [-lc] modules | type check and display decorated modules |
| types modules | show types/kinds of top-level entities |
| typeof M1.x1 ... Mn.xn | show types of named top-level entities |
| kindof M1.x1 ... Mn.xn | show kinds of named top-level entities |
| instances modules | list instances defined in a module |
| iface modules | show the interfaces of modules |
| usedtypes modules | show what types identifers are used at |
| Level 5: function level dependencies | |
| deps [-dot] [-untyped] modules | compute dependency graph for definitions |
| needed [-untyped] M1.x1 ... Mn.xn | needed definitions |
| neededmodules [-untyped] M1.x1 ... Mn.xn | names of modules containing needed values |
| dead [-untyped] M1.x1 ... Mn.xn | dead code (default: Main.main) |
| uses [type|class|value|con] M.x | find all uses of an entity |
| Metrics | |
| loc modules | number of lines of code |
| sizemetrics | number of lines per module metrics |
| locmetrics | number of lines of code per module metrics |
| importmetrics | number of imports per module metrics |
| exportmetrics | number of exports (importers) per module metrics |
| classmetrics | number of instances per class metrics |
| Commands to support certificate servers | |
| assertions modules | list names of named assertion |
| asig M.x | write an assertion signature to stdout |
| tasig M.x | write an assertion signature to stdout |
| adiff M.x | compare an assertion signature with stdin |
| tadiff M.x | compare an assertion signature with stdin |
| qc modules | translate to QuickCheck |
| slice M.x | extract a slice (needed part) of the program |
| pqc M.x | pruned translation to QuickCheck |
| qcslice M.x | translate a slice to QuickCheck |
| stratego modules | simple translation of one module to Stratego |
| strategoslice modules | translate a slice to Stratego |
| alfa [-simplepats] modules | translate modules to Alfa |
| Cleaning | |
| clean | remove cache files |
| Interactive/server mode | |
| interactive | read pfe commands from stdin |
| server | start a PFE server |
| Documentation | |
| help | list available commands |
| version | display version number |
(TODO: many commands need to be explained in more detailed. Some related commands should be combined into one command with options.)
cert command
where the command is one of
| types | list supported certificate types |
| ls | list certificates |
| dotgraph | output dot format certificate dependency graph |
| todo | list uncertified assertions |
| new type M/c conc ... | create a new certificate |
| info M/c | show certificate details |
| validate M/c | validate a certificate |
| validate -all | validate all certificates |
| sign M/c | add a PGP signature to a certifiacte |
| verify M/c | verify the PGP signature of a certificate |
| rm M/c | remove a certificate |
| recreate | generate a list of cert new commands to recreate all certificates
|
(TODO: describe commands in more detail. Add more functionality.)
pfebrowser [options]
where the options are the same as for
pfe
.
Since pfebrowser
currently doesn't provide any project
management functionality, before you start pfebrowser, you should
create a PFE project with the
pfesetup
or
pfe
command.
Also, if files are added or removed from the
project, you need to restart pfebrowser
.
In the source display area, clicking on identifiers have the following effect:
| Button 1 (Left) | Jumps to the definition |
|---|---|
| Button 2 (Middle) | Displays information about the identifier,
such as where it was originally defined and what type of entity
it represents.
If type checking is turned on, pfebrowser also displays the type of the identifier, both it's general type scheme and the instance it is used at. For an identifier denoting a type or a class, its kind is shown. |
| Button 3 (Right) | Highlight all references to the same entity in the current module. |
The Windows menu lists the following windows that display additional views of the current module.
| CertInfo | Details about the currently selected certificates. (Opens automatically when clicking on a certificate icons.) |
|---|---|
| CertTypes | Lists known certificate types. |
| Evidence | List assertions and certificates in the current module |
| Exports | Lists entities exported from the current module |
| Interface | Lists types/kinds of entities exported from the current module, provided type checking is turned on. |
| Pretty | Displays a pretty printed view of the current module. |
(TODO: document how to manipulate certificates with pfebrowser...)
(TODO: there is probably more functionality in pfebrowser that needs to be documented.)


Type a number in this box to see what it looks like in all sorts of different notations.
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places:


How did the 'process over product' concept affect the way you tackled the site redesign and rebuild?
"Process over product"concept is an amazing learning concept. This week for a mintue it was slight Panic when I had to redesign my website.What helped during this week was this concept, I know I am not an expert I am very much in learning stage and all I need to do is try my best and create something which I have never done it before. There are lot of mistakes and few concepts which I haven't completely understood yet. But I enjoyed the process of learning and creating. I feel proud what I have done so far, My product may not be perfect or fancy but it's simple straight forward. If we keep this concept in mind I think we will learn more. Rather than spending hours and hours at this stage on making everything perfect.
What did you think about meditation before reading chapter 2?
Before reading chapter two of Search inside yourself my thoughts about meditation were very straight forward, Meditation is training your brain to increase attention span and getting benefited with calmness, concentration and happiness.
What new things have you learnt about meditation?
In this chapter I have learnt that “Mindfulness trains two important faculties, attention and meta-attention”.There are also practices which focus on relaxed concentration, also sustainable happiness can be achivevable by simply bringing attention to your breath.I have also learned about about postures and eyes and your movements and how they affect meditation. This chapter also teaches you the basic technique and how to maintain mindfullness of intention,movement and sensation and how to bring it back.
Did any of the suggested meditation techniques stand out to you?
I have been practicing sitting down in a lotus position to do my meditaion. It is been really great and works for me.
Any other musings?
Just work more on "Being in a moment"


Natán Verdés Bertolín
Freelance Senior Fullstack Developer
Angular, Ionic2, Spring Framework, MySQL, MongoDB
I like so much the programming. The development, for me, is not simply to write ordered lines of code: is the creation of one tool that helps to realize systematic tasks in a simpler way. Throughout the programming, and the skills that I have by my experience, I feel so much creative. I find my job, one place where I can build and feel satisfied by the created.
My skills, in broad strokes:
Aptitudes:
Languages:
"I have worked with Natan during this lengthy project, and the experience has
been fantastic. The analysis of the project has been defined and adapted perfectly
without any obstacles. On the contrary, he tactfully and skillfully suggested some
changes that improved the data model. If I have to emphasize a quality it is
efficiency. Another characteristic to emphasize is its availability and mental
agility. In this development, sometimes you run, and other times you have patience
waiting for information. And making a great effort, Nathan has always made timely
deliveries. And it is also remarkable its creativity and motivation to face the
client's unquestionable requests, as well as its fast and to capture the
demands of the user. For all that, the experience of working with him has been most
satisfying."
Ana Cejas (BlueMagic)
"I have been very pleased to work with Natán. He is a very responsible and
intelligent person who immediately captures the essence of the tasks to be
carried out with dedication and very oriented towards achieving objectives.
With analytical skills and strategic thinking is able to solve problems with
great efficiency and autonomy. In short, despite his youth, a great professional
and a key player in our team."
Ruben Lang (Linkgua Semantics)


I have happily acquired a new Mac Book (yay!) and a new work computer (Windows). So, I’ve been making One Drive exceedingly unhappy moving GBs of file from one to another.
As I was working on reconnecting my GitHub repositories to the files, I was trying to understand why several of my repos were saying I had a bunch of file changes but nothing in the files themselves had changed. I noticed they were mostly .csv files and a few other odds and ends (.R, .Rmd)…
I am well aware that Mac and Windows don’t always use the same line endings - this was something that I thought was mostly fixed in OSX but alas, every time I would go to use perl
(I love perl, don’t @ me), I would remember that Mac text files != to Windows text files. Helpfully, GH desktop does warn you of this, but I was totally ignoring the little triangle icon that said “hey line endings are doing a thing here”.
However! I am flabbergasted we’ve never had this issue before. My direct research group is 80% Mac people, but we have more than a handful of Windows folks. How have I literally never had this problem until now? We’ve dealt with .gitignore
Windows and Mac helper files, but not line endings? I live and breathe csv files!
First, make sure you have Git installed, so you can work on the command/terminal to update the required settings. You can install Git from here. I generally try to avoid the command line, as I can easily screw something up, but I have learned how to fix things this way when the desktop app just will not do.
Then I worked on following the directions provided by the GitHub folks here: https://help.github.com/articles/dealing-with-line-endings/. I updated the global settings on each computer and restarted for good measure to see what might happen next.
The Windows machine wanted to sync and change the line endings from LF
to CRLF
. Since CRLF
is the global configuration it wants, I pushed those changes and waited to see what my Mac might do. Thankfully, the answer was nothing! Woo! I didn’t do the .gitattributes
steps just yet - I will wait and see if any of my collaborators have these issues, and then figure out from there what we need to do to fix everyone’s machines. I’m also not ready to do that set of attributes for all my repos.
Hopefully this post helps someone else looking for the answer on why their repositories are syncing strangely.


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24 years old, Minsk
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Hi, I'm Denis – UX/UI designer from Minsk.
I'm interested in design and everything
connected with it.
I'm studying at courses "Web and mobile design
interfaces" in IT-Academy.
Ready to implement excellent projects
with wonderful people.
Adobe
Photoshop
Adobe
Ilustrator
Adobe
After Effects
Figma


During my free time I often to go rock climbing, inside or outside. On the weekends I like to binge
watch a movie or several movies. When feeling a little more advantageous, I work
as a volunteer in the archaeological lab at the Natural History Museum
of Utah.
| Horror | Sci-Fi | Drama |
|---|---|---|
| Hereditary | The Abyss | Train Spotting |
| The House that Jack Built | The Thing | Dandelion |
| Syspiria | Prometheus | Vanilla Sky |
| Jeepers Creepers | Star Wars | Gia |
| The Shining | Mandy | A Spotless Mind |


"""Common functions for working with files and Jinja templates"""
import os
import re
import jinja2
# Exceptions
[docs]class FileUtilError(Exception):
"""Exception raised if utility functions fail"""
pass
# File utility functions
[docs]def touch(filepath):
"""'Touch' a file. Creates an empty file if it doesn't exist, leaves existing files
unchanged
:param filepath: Path of the file to touch
"""
open(filepath, 'a').close()
[docs]def create_directory(target_path, directory_name):
"""Creates a directory in the target path if it doesn't already exist
:param target_path: The path to the directory that will contain the new one
:param directory_name: The name of the directory to create in the target path
:return: The path to the newly created (or already existing) directory
"""
path = os.path.join(target_path, directory_name)
if not os.path.exists(path):
os.makedirs(path)
return path
# Template utility functions
[docs]def render_template(template_path, context):
"""Returns the rendered contents of a jinja template
:param template_path: The path to the jinja template
:param context: Jinja context used to render template
:return: Results of rendering jinja template
"""
path, filename = os.path.split(template_path)
return jinja2.Environment(
loader=jinja2.FileSystemLoader(path or './'),
trim_blocks=True, lstrip_blocks=True
).get_template(filename).render(context)
[docs]def render_template_to_file(template_path, context, target_path):
"""Writes rendered jinja template to a file
:param template_path: The path to the jinja template
:param context: Jinja context used to render template
:param target_path: File path to write the rendered template to
"""
with open(target_path, 'w') as f:
file_contents = render_template(template_path, context)
f.write(file_contents)
[docs]def create_file_from_template(template_path, target_path, filename, context,
target_filename=None, overwrite=True):
"""Short hand function that renders a template with the specified filename followed
by a '.j2' extension from the template path to a file with the specified name in
the target path
The use of '.j2' as a file extension is to distinguish templates from package
modules.
:param template_path: Path to template directory
:param target_path: Path to target directory
:param filename: Name of the template file. Will be used as the filename for the
rendered file written to the target directory
:param context: Jinja context used to render template
:param target_filename: (Optional) If specified, use a different filename
for the created file. If not specified, will use the value of
``filename``
:param overwrite: (Default: True) If False, a FileUtilError will be raised
when a file with the same name and path already exists
:return: The file path to the newly created file
"""
if target_filename is None:
target_filename = filename
file_template = os.path.join(template_path, filename + '.j2')
file_target = os.path.join(target_path, target_filename)
if not overwrite and os.path.exists(file_target):
message_format = 'File "{}" already exists'
raise FileUtilError(message_format.format(file_target))
render_template_to_file(file_template, context, file_target)
return file_target
# Validation
[docs]def validate_filename(filename, allow_spaces=False):
"""Strips invalid characters from a filename
Considers `POSIX "fully portable filenames"
<http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/V1_chap03.html#tag_03_282>`__
valid. These include:
A-Z a-z 0-9 ._-
Filenames cannot begin with a hyphen.
:param filename: The desired file name (without path)
:param allow_spaces: (Default = False) If True, spaces will be considered
valid characters
:return: Filename with invalid characters removed
"""
regex = r'^-|[^\d\w\. -]' if allow_spaces else r'^-|[^\d\w\.-]'
return re.sub(regex, '', filename)


{% extends "mainlayout/admin.html" %} {# this layout is used for all of the product admin templates #} {% block data %}


Using the component from a static page. To see the component used directly from a Vaadin app, please go to
vaadin/
.


Form-Data
A library to create readable "multipart/form-data"
streams. Can be used to submit forms and file uploads to other web applications.
The API of this library is inspired by the XMLHttpRequest-2 FormData Interface.
Install
npm install --save form-data
Usage
In this example we are constructing a form with 3 fields that contain a string, a buffer and a file stream.
var FormData = require('form-data');
var fs = require('fs');
var form = new FormData();
form.append('my_field', 'my value');
form.append('my_buffer', new Buffer(10));
form.append('my_file', fs.createReadStream('/foo/bar.jpg'));
Also you can use http-response stream:
var FormData = require('form-data');
var http = require('http');
var form = new FormData();
http.request('http://nodejs.org/images/logo.png', function(response) {
form.append('my_field', 'my value');
form.append('my_buffer', new Buffer(10));
form.append('my_logo', response);
});
Or @mikeal's request stream:
var FormData = require('form-data');
var request = require('request');
var form = new FormData();
form.append('my_field', 'my value');
form.append('my_buffer', new Buffer(10));
form.append('my_logo', request('http://nodejs.org/images/logo.png'));
In order to submit this form to a web application, call submit(url, [callback])
method:
form.submit('http://example.org/', function(err, res) {
// res – response object (http.IncomingMessage) //
res.resume();
});
For more advanced request manipulations submit()
method returns http.ClientRequest
object, or you can choose from one of the alternative submission methods.
Custom options
You can provide custom options, such as maxDataSize
:
var FormData = require('form-data');
var form = new FormData({ maxDataSize: 20971520 });
form.append('my_field', 'my value');
form.append('my_buffer', /* something big */);
List of available options could be found in combined-stream
Alternative submission methods
You can use node's http client interface:
var http = require('http');
var request = http.request({
method: 'post',
host: 'example.org',
path: '/upload',
headers: form.getHeaders()
});
form.pipe(request);
request.on('response', function(res) {
console.log(res.statusCode);
});
Or if you would prefer the 'Content-Length'
header to be set for you:
form.submit('example.org/upload', function(err, res) {
console.log(res.statusCode);
});
To use custom headers and pre-known length in parts:
var CRLF = '\r\n';
var form = new FormData();
var options = {
header: CRLF + '--' + form.getBoundary() + CRLF + 'X-Custom-Header: 123' + CRLF + CRLF,
knownLength: 1
};
form.append('my_buffer', buffer, options);
form.submit('http://example.com/', function(err, res) {
if (err) throw err;
console.log('Done');
});
Form-Data can recognize and fetch all the required information from common types of streams (fs.readStream
, http.response
and mikeal's request
), for some other types of streams you'd need to provide "file"-related information manually:
someModule.stream(function(err, stdout, stderr) {
if (err) throw err;
var form = new FormData();
form.append('file', stdout, {
filename: 'unicycle.jpg', // ... or:
filepath: 'photos/toys/unicycle.jpg',
contentType: 'image/jpeg',
knownLength: 19806
});
form.submit('http://example.com/', function(err, res) {
if (err) throw err;
console.log('Done');
});
});
The filepath
property overrides filename
and may contain a relative path. This is typically used when uploading multiple files from a directory.
For edge cases, like POST request to URL with query string or to pass HTTP auth credentials, object can be passed to form.submit()
as first parameter:
form.submit({
host: 'example.com',
path: '/probably.php?extra=params',
auth: 'username:password'
}, function(err, res) {
console.log(res.statusCode);
});
In case you need to also send custom HTTP headers with the POST request, you can use the headers
key in first parameter of form.submit()
:
form.submit({
host: 'example.com',
path: '/surelynot.php',
headers: {'x-test-header': 'test-header-value'}
}, function(err, res) {
console.log(res.statusCode);
});
Integration with other libraries
Request
Form submission using request:
var formData = {
my_field: 'my_value',
my_file: fs.createReadStream(__dirname + '/unicycle.jpg'),
};
request.post({url:'http://service.com/upload', formData: formData}, function(err, httpResponse, body) {
if (err) {
return console.error('upload failed:', err);
}
console.log('Upload successful! Server responded with:', body);
});
For more details see request readme.
node-fetch
You can also submit a form using node-fetch:
var form = new FormData();
form.append('a', 1);
fetch('http://example.com', { method: 'POST', body: form })
.then(function(res) {
return res.json();
}).then(function(json) {
console.log(json);
});
Notes
getLengthSync()
method DOESN'T calculate length for streams, useknownLength
options as workaround.- Starting version
2.x
FormData has dropped support<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
License
Form-Data is released under the MIT license.


We strive ourselves on staying ahead of the curve on the latest trends in technology, and ingraining them into the work we do. Our team has experience, but also has a young spark. We love to find simple and ingenious ways to solve complex problems and never back down from a challenge. At the same time, we’re not afraid to bring up issues we might see in what you need and work with you to rethink them. We both have the same goal: To build amazing products.
The world is becoming more and more fast paced, and pushing back a deadline could be the difference between being on the cutting edge and falling behind. Here at Silicon Beach Technology Group we value quick and reliable results. If we give you a timeline, we stick with it no matter how hard we have to work to do so.
Results in and of themselves aren’t enough. It’s going beyond created what’s “good enough” and making sure that every product you create is something to be proud of. Every detail can be crucial in making your product stand out, and overlooking one minor thing is all it takes to send your customer’s elsewhere. We pride ourselves in our work and do everything we can to make sure our products end up being everything you wanted and more. No shortcuts.


--- layout: post title: On Hiatus.... date: 2013-02-17 18:25:00.000000000 -05:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: - hiatus meta: _edit_last: '1' author: login: sophie email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Pika first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
Hello friends & lovers,
It has been an absolutely incredible nearly 4 (!) years eating, cooking, and blogging at Mon Petit Chou. Unfortunately, like all good things, it cannot exist in the same form forever.
Therefore it is with a sad heart that I announce that Mon Petit Chou, the food blog, will be on hiatus for indeterminate amount of time; potentially for good. Because I will be (as always) eating and cooking, I have started a much more streamlined tumblog, Pika Chews, at pika-choux.tumblr.com. The idea is more posts, more pictures, less text. Please follow me!
In the meantime all the archived recipes will continue to exist on the old site and URL.
Here's to good memories and new beginnings,
Sophie


Actress Takes Head On, Sitting Next to Vijay D
by Manaswini KMalayalam actress Parvathy Thiruvothu is known for not mincing words while expressing her opinions on popular cinema and the way the irresponsible portrayal of negative characters can indeed influence the audiences in a negative manner.
Sitting next to Vijay Deverakonda, she spoke boldly about the problem with portraying misogynistic characters like in ‘Arjun Reddy’ and ‘Kabir Reddy’ where the toxic masculinity was glorified to the extent that those scenes were received with applause.
Then there are these social media platforms like YouTube, where people are involved in a mob-like manner trying to appreciate the toxic mentality of a problematic guy as in ‘Arjun Reddy’. In the past, Parvathi lambasted Malayalam superstars like Mammooty and Mohanlal.
She clearly described how the portrayal of the negative characters must be like ‘watch it and leave it there’, not taking the negative thing along.
Vijay Deverakonda had been an active listener when the Malayalam actress was discussing the problem, and seemed to be lost in thought when she was explaining how murky the mob mentality has turned out to be on YouTube.