Ways to get more important things done
Let’s define productivity. Productivity is a measure of efficiency of a person completing a task. We often assume that productivity means getting more things done each day. Wrong. Productivity is getting important things done consistently. And no matter what you are working on, there are only a few things
that are truly important
. Being productive is about maintaining a steady, average speed on a few things, not maximum speed on everything.
Warren Buffett’s “2 List” Strategy for Focused Attention
Buffett uses a simple 3-step productivity strategy to help his employees determine their priorities and actions. You may find this method useful for making decisions and getting yourself to commit to doing one thing right away
Step 1: Write down your top 25 career goals
. Or you could also complete this exercise with goals for a shorter timeline. For example, write down the top 25 things you want to accomplish this week
.
Step 2: Review this list and circle top 5 goals
Step 3: Start working on top 5 goals right away. Everything in 20 things that you didn’t circle just became your avoid-At-All-Cost list.
No matter what, these things get no attention from you until you’ve succeeded with your top 5
Ivy Lee’s simple method for achieving peak productivity:
- At the end of each work day, write down the six most important things you need to accomplish tomorrow. Do not write down more than six tasks.
- Prioritize those six items in order of their true importance.
- When you arrive tomorrow, concentrate only on the first task. Work until the first task is finished before moving on to the second task.
- Approach the rest of your list in the same fashion. At the end of the day, move any unfinished items to a new list of six tasks for the following day.
- Repeat this process every working day.
The Eisenhower Box: How to be More Productive
Using the decision matrix for taking action and organizing your tasks.
- Urgent and important (tasks you will do immediately).
- Important, but not urgent (tasks you will schedule to do later).
- Urgent, but not important (tasks you will delegate to someone else).
- Neither urgent nor important (tasks that you will eliminate).
Something more
- Technically, we are capable of doing 2 things at the same time.
- What’s imposible? is concerntrating on two tasks at once. During any single instant, you are concertrating on one or the other.
- Most people don’t have trouble with focusing. They have trouble with deciding.
- Most healthy humans have a brain that is capable of focusing if we get the distractions out of the way.
 What happened? You got it done because the deadline made the decision for you. Maybe you procrastinated beforehand, but once things became urgent and you were forced to make a decision, you took action.
- It doesn’t matter how long your goal will take, just get started.
- Turning the temperature down or moving to a cooler place is an easy way to focus your mind and body.


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RSE request ID
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Gets all agents for the authenticated user.
A list of agents.
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Creates a backup configuration for the authenticated user.
See GET /backup-configuration/{backupConfigurationId}
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Lists backup configurations for the authenticated user.
The list of backup configurations for the currently authenticated user.
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Updates a backup configuration.
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Gets backup configuration details.
Details for a specified backup configuration.
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Deletes a specified backup configuration.
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Lists backup configurations for a specified agent.
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Enables or disables a backup configuration.
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Details for the backup configuration. See GET /backup-configuration/{backupConfigurationId}
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Manually starts or stops a backup.
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Identifier of the instance of the backup.
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Gets a specified backup.
The authenticated user must have access to the specified backup.
Details about a specified backup.
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Gets the completed backups for a backup configuration that can still be restored.
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Details about the completed backups.
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List of Restore Files included/excluded in the configuration
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Deletes a restore configuration file.
204 - No Content
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Manually starts or stops a restore.
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Gets restore details.
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Details about a restore
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Gets a restore report.
Restore States: 3 = Completed 4 = Stopped 5 = Failed
Restore Report
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Lists all activity for a system that is in progress or completed.
A list of activities
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Lists all activity that is in progress or completed.
A list of activities
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Gets the health for API by checking all dependent systems.
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Gets the developer guide for this API.
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id:<PHONE_NUMBER>2106421 has both 876 and 950. The indexed record will take the value from the 876 $d. It is in the catalog and it appears in the Recently added using the timestamp from 876$d.
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id:<PHONE_NUMBER>3506421 has both 876 and 950. The indexed record will take the value from the 876 $d. It is in the catalog and it appears in the Recently added using the timestamp from 876$d.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-10-12 16:09:33.@kelea99 can you give an example of a record in DPUL that does what you expect and one that doesn't do what you expect? Which field did you expect to see? Is this only about the edit view or also the show view?
@hackartisan I want to see all metadata that is in figgy for this collection pushed to DPUL, but it is unclear to me how items (that are not ephemera) map when the metadata that exists is not being pulled from the MARC/Components into figgy. the collection is acting like it was ingested as a title only, if that makes sense?
What is this thing? It's like it's a SimpleResource that isn't marked as a change set. Example: https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/9edd6ba1-b555-4877-b67f-6b9e1596f967
I'm assuming someone ingested this manually as a ScannedResource and set metadata properties on the root?
BASEDIR=/mnt/diglibdata/pudl COLL=ae59ec0a-e462-4029-b09d-9d2d8100b8f6 CSV=/home/deploy/postcards/postcards.csv bundle exec rake csv:ingest_resources
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-12 18:58:59.@tpendragon Which classes did we override? What were we using the new class names for?
@hackartisan It added "col-sm-1" to the document counter and "col-sm-11" to the document (fixing this same problem, effectively, but now Blacklight takes care of it.)
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-12 19:29:07.I assume you mean #1035, so I'll close that one.
@tpendragon yes I did. thank you! i'll update the description.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-12 19:30:09.The left quote should be at the top of the box, right?
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by None at 2021-10-12 19:43:15.This was fixed in some other CSS-related work. The thumbnails are the correct size now.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-10-12 19:55:10.@kelea99 Do you know of this in use in production? I tried it in prod and the embed does show up, but very small. If it's not in use we should deprioritize this ticket.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-12 21:31:00.What is this supposed to look like? This is what I get, which has different placement of the quotes than the screenshot from @tpendragon:
Oh geez. I wonder if it's a browser thing? What browser, @sdellis ?
@tpendragon chrome and firefox were what I looked at it in. If I set .quote::before
to top: -75px;
it looks like yours. I put my quote widget on a feature page, but it looks like your example is on the collection home page? Perhaps that could be affecting the layout?
@sdellis Yours is what mine looks like when I'm not on this branch. I wonder if your styles just had to update?
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Darnit I did not see the comment.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-12 21:34:59.Leaving this open because of a comment on #1100 asking to vertically align the card exhibit titles.
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The Curve * 1/2 (out of * * * *)
Directed by Dan Rosen.  Reviewed June 13, 1999.
There's a long, unfortunate story behind "The Curve." Originally titled "Dead Man's Curve," the film premiered at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival, was eventually picked up by Trimark Pictures, and the director, Dan Rosen, was promised a theatrical release. Time ticked by, its name was changed, and it finally ended up bypassing theaters for home video in March, 1999. But there's still one more catch: even on video, it is only available at Blockbuster (which is where, of course, I rented it), although the DVD is available everywhere. Sound strange? I thought so too.
"The Curve" is an inauspicious thriller set at a Maryland college that, like 1998's dumb comedy, "Dead Man on Campus," takes off from the urban legend that if your roommate commits suicide, you automatically receive a 4.0 GPA for the semester. Tim (Matthew Lillard) and Chris (Michael Vartan) despise their roommate, Rand (Randall Batinkoff), both for his cruel attitude and emotionally abusive way he treats his girlfriend, Natalie (Tamara Craig Thomas), who has just discovered she is pregnant. When Rand finds out about his oncoming child, he explodes, giving Tim and Chris a fairly good chance to murder him and make it look like a suicide. Spiking his alcohol with rat poison, Rand, sure enough, dies, and Tim eagerly pushes him off a cliff. Although Chris does need the 4.0 since he is hoping to be accepted to Harvard, he gradually grows with guilt, and it soon becomes apparent that Tim may very well be setting him up to take all blame for the murder, even though Rand's body has yet to be found. And Chris is even more outraged when he finds Tim trying to take advantage of his girlfriend, Emma (Keri Russell).
"The Curve" is a thoroughly despicable mystery-thriller, a film that eventually gets so over-to-the-top and convoluted it quickly becomes ludicrous. It's the type of movie where you're never quite sure who the characters are, or their intentions, until the "shocking" climax. This tried-and-true plot device sometimes works ("The Usual Suspects," "Clue: The Movie"), but more often than not risks the posssibility of going so far over the deep end to completely lose its audience. That is one of the major downfalls of "The Curve." As plot twist after plot twist gathers on top of each other, up until the very end, I did not feel a sense of shock (even though I admittedly didn't see some of it coming), but instead felt simply jerked around. It's OK to want to be unpredictable and surprising, but there comes a point when the shocks stop becoming effective and turn into a great annoyance.
The characters in "The Curve" are rarely who they say they are, but some of the performances are adequate enough. Matthew Lillard doesn't do as much of his usual comedic schtick as usual, but also does not turn in nearly as impressive a performance as in "SLC Punk!" Michael Vartan ("Never Been Kissed") is the only actual character that is successfully developed beyond merely being a pawn to the plotting, and is believable as a young man who is desperate to get into Harvard, but not enough to want to turn to murder. Keri Russell (TV's "Felicity") is fine as Vartan's grilfriend, but her thought-to-be intelligent character makes a u-turn at the midway point and becomes nothing more than a floozy.  None of the other performances make any impression, with the only other central character, played by Tamara Craig Thomas, a passive "object" who takes the abuse from Rand and does nothing about it. Sure, there are people like this in the real world, but writer-director Dan Rosen should have written at least one of his female characters to be a strong individual.
Ultimately, "The Curve" is so concerned about its plot that it doesn't pay much attention at all to its characters, and therefore, the film only comes off feeling even more empty-headed. I enjoy a good thriller as much as the next person, but this film is ridiculous and often even inane. Rosen has made a technically pleasing independent film, with competent cinematography and a memorable music score. It's too bad his film was treated so neglectfully by its studio and sent straight-to-video, but after seeing it for myself, I honestly blame them for only one thing: picking up the film's distribution rights in the first place.
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Tarek Garoui
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Hello,
I am working with Gecode/J for my master thesis.
I created an IntVar like this:
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After that, I want to post a constraint consisting of a BExpr where I need the value of the IntVar id. But I get the following exception:
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My name’s Darryl Gouder, I’m from Malta (it’s a tiny island in the Mediterranean) and I’m currently living in London, working as a Software Developer at MPC, part of the Genesis team, trying to solve real-time rendering problems for virtual production.
I’ve got this website and blog to show some of the stuff I work on in my free time. Most of it will pertain to computer graphics, mostly ray tracing related stuff as it is a big passion of mine. I might occasionally post something else, it depends!
Apart from ray tracing, graphics and math, I like to play MMORPGs, a lot of different sports (mostly swimming) and I’m a big music affascinando.
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This page is intended to help your normalize and manage your emotional responses. Through the use of IBM's "Watson", a "cognitive system" that "learns at scale", it is now possible to quickly and reliably draw up a series of indices corresponding to the emotional tenor of a given piece of writing.
It is difficult to say with any certainty how accurate Watson's calculations are. It pretends to a much greater degree of objectivity than any of us can, and so is accountable only to itself.
The fact of its being unreliable and possibly entirely off-base is no reason not to put it to good use, though.
Frequently I get emails. Sometimes these emails seem, to me, to have an emotional content that is difficult to contextualize. In the middle of an otherwise normal conversation, something snags.
Sometimes these emails leave me disoriented and confused. I am unsure whether I've imagined this perceived tone. I need to reply, but am not sure I can pitch my own 'email voice' to match that of my correspondent. I struggle.
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An Individual Educatin Plan or IEP is a plan created by the recommendation of the educator and input and direction of parents. It is important for parents to understand that they have the right to influence this plan according to their understanding of their childrens needs. the educator comes to the table with recommendations based on thier observasions, and seeks to create an effective plan with the input of parents. For more information view the video below, and visit this site Understanding Individualized Education Programs


Albert Einstein's name has become synonymous with genius but his contributions to science might have been cut short had he stayed in Germany, where he was born on March 14, 1879.
It was 1933 and a charismatic politician called Adolf Hitler had just become Chancellor.
Einstein, a Jew, learned that his name was on a Nazi list of people earmarked for assassination and a bounty had been put on his head.
One German magazine even included him on a list of enemies of the state under the phrase: “Not yet hanged.”
He had already been used to being something of a migrant as, by the age of 17, his parents had already taken him to live in Italy and Switzerland, where he began training to be a physics and maths teacher in 1896.
Einstein qualified and became a Swiss citizen but couldn’t find a teaching job so began work as an assistant in the Swiss Patent Office in 1901, where he was passed over for promotion because he had not got to grips with “machine technology”.
However, much of his work was linked to the synchronising of time by mechanical and electrical means, which sowed the seeds that would later transform the understanding of the universe.
His first theoretical paper – on the capillary forces of a straw – was published in a respected journal that same year and by 1905 he was awarded his doctorate by the University of Zurich.
The scientist’s work began to pour out of him – by the end of that year, he published no less than four revolutionary papers on matter and energy; the photoelectric effect; Brownian motion; and the idea that perhaps defined him most of all – special relativity.
Despite the acclaim that he began to accrue, he continued working at the patent office until 1909.
Two years later his work on relativity made him world famous when he concluded that the trajectory of light arriving on Earth from a star would be bent by the gravity of the Sun.
His conclusions ripped up the ideas of Newtonian mechanics which had stood since the 17th century.
He returned to Germany where he held several prestigious positions, including president of the German Physical Society. By 1921, his groundbreaking theories had transformed the basics of modern physics and he was awarded the Nobel Prize. However, it was not given for his most famous work, that of relativity, because it remained too controversial. Instead, the judges used his explanation of the photoelectric effect to explain the award. The famous scientist began to lecture worldwide and travelled to Singapore, Sri Lanka, Palestine and Japan, where he spoke before the emperor and declared: “Of all the people I have met, I like the Japanese most, as they are modest, intelligent, considerate and have a feel for art.” Wherever he went by this stage he was greeted like a head of state or a rock star, with crowds thronging to hear him and cannons fired to salute his arrival. The rise of Hitler and Nazism persuaded him to move to the US, where he later shed his avowal of pacifism and wrote to President Roosevelt urging him to press ahead with construction of a nuclear bomb to ensure the Germans did not get there first.They are modest, intelligent, considerate and have a feel for art.
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Murder is the top most category of crime in India. Currently India's homicide rate is 3.08 per 100,000 population. The objective of this notebook is to see the trend of murder victims over the years as well as murder victims per state.
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Son of former German President stabbed to death
Motive for the attack was not immediately clear
by Arutz Sheva StaffThe son of former German President Richard von Weizsäcker has been stabbed to death at a Berlin hospital. Doctor Fritz von Weizsäcker, 59, had just given a lecture on liver diseases. His father served as president during the reunification of Germany in 1990.
The suspect, also in his 50s, is in police custody. The motive for the attack was not immediately clear. An off-duty policeman was seriously injured when he stepped in to overpower the attacker. Despite efforts to save Mr von Weizsäcker, he died at the scene.
The attack occurred at the Schlosspark hospital in western Berlin neighborhood of Charlottenburg, where he worked as a doctor.
Richard von Weizsäcker served as president of West Germany from 1984 to 1990. He was in post during the reunification of West and East Germany, continuing to serve as president of a united Germany until 1994. He died in 2015.
Christian Lindner, head of the liberal Free Democratic Party said on Twitter that he was "stunned" by the death of his friend, adding that "once again we ask ourselves what sort of world we are living in."


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We reached the drop-off point in Geneva at 3 PM. The guide told us that we can get free bicycles (refundable deposit) for 4-hours to roam in Geneva. So we straightaway went to the nearest bicycle rental location. But unfortunately, no bicycle was available there at that time. The next closest rental location was about 30 minutes away by walk. Trusting Google maps, we started to walk towards that location. But soon we found out that the street names on google maps were not the same as those written on the actual streets. This made things worse and it took us more than an hour to reach the desired spot. Finally, we got the bicycles in our hands at 4.30PM. So we only had about 2 hours to explore Geneva, return the bicycles and get back to the pickup spot. CERN was out of the plan, as it was quite far from the main city.
We started with the ‘Parc des Bastions’ (Bastions Park) in the heart of Geneva. There we saw the famous ‘Giant Chess Boards’. Many elderly people were enjoying their day in the park and playing on these giant chess boards.
The park also featured the ‘Monument international de la Réformation’ or the International Monument to the Reformation (usually known as the Reformation Wall). It depicted the prominent figures of the Protestant Reformation from different parts of Europe.
Then we cycled across Geneva to see the Broken Chair sculpture.
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In Karlsruhe, Germany right now, being stuck at my parents place after Covid-19 destroyed my travel plans for the early summer. Spending the time looking for jobs :point_left: :bangbang: :upside_down:
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Vicky Jepson gives backing to Anke Preuss after Merseyside derby mistake
Liverpool manager Vicky Jepson insists she and the squad will fully support a "heartbroken" Anke Preuss after the goalkeeper's mistake handed Everton victory in the first FA Women's Super League Merseyside derby at Anfield.
The 27-year-old German allowed Lucy Graham's speculative strike to slip through her grasp in first-half added time as the visitors won 1-0 in front of a crowd of 23,500.
"It's going to hurt us more as we were the better team today and we gave them a goal with a mistake from our keeper," said Jepson.
"It was a goal we chucked in the back of our net. There was no way they were going to score today if we didn't give them that.
"She (Preuss) came to me and put her arms around me and apologised for the mistake and I said 'We'll speak Tuesday' and gave her a hug back.
"Unfortunately for a goalkeeper it is highlighted more than if a striker makes a mistake so we have to stick together and help her through those emotions because she is obviously heartbroken for the mistake she made."
Defeat left Liverpool rooted to the bottom of the table with just a point but the significance of the occasion means Jepson is keen to return to the ground for another game.
"The good thing is we got 23,000 people at Anfield to watch a women's game and that is the celebration," she added.
"It was a proud moment for our club and we will push on from here, 100 per cent.
"There will be more opportunities to play here. Peter Moore (Liverpool's chief executive) was with us in the dressing room and I'm honoured to be at a club that wants to keep pushing the women's game forward.
"It is just a step in the right direction to add to the growth, not just for us but for the women's game, and I'll keep knocking on the door to make sure we can play here again."
Everton leapfrogged Manchester United into fourth with victory and their manager Willie Kirk enjoyed the occasion.
"It means a lot to the club as it's been a while since any Everton team has won at Anfield," said the Scot, referring to the men's team's 20-year run without a victory at the ground.
"I feel sorry for Anke, I feel she should probably have done better but it's not for me to say.
"The atmosphere was fantastic. It felt like it was about 50 (thousand) and I think some of the players felt that in the closing stages.
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Football Star Neymar Only Receives Warning for April Clash With Rennes Fan - Reports
Neymar was previously given a three-match ban over an altercation with a FC Rennes fan, who met the player after Paris Saint Germain's surprise defeat in the French Cup final.
Brazilian football star Neymar will escape prosecution for his April clash with a fan, AFP reported Tuesday. French authorities ruled that the football player will only receive a written warning for the incident, and no other measures are required.
A 29-year-old Rennes man attempted to film the player at Stade de France after PSG lost the finals to Rennes in a penalty shootout.
According to him, Neymar stopped, lowered the phone and then slapped the fan on the chin.
"I shouldn't have done it but sometimes it's hard to remain calm", Neymar said on Instagram later.
The player returned to the pitch this fall after a 4-month pause, after an attempt to return to his previous club Barcelona. The transfer, however, failed in September, so the Brazilian star returned to PSG.
Despite missing several early season matches, Neymar's managed to net four goals in five games since returning, significantly helping his team.


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--- layout: docs_default title: Unit Neurons Documentation - Installation ---
Download the static library and the necessary header files from the Github repository releases .
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git clone https://github.com/johnlime/UnitNeurons.git
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Preheat the oven to 170C/150C Fan/Gas 3½.
Season the lamb shanks all over with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat the oil in a large, flameproof casserole over a high heat. Add the lamb shanks and fry for a few seconds on all sides, or until browned all over. Remove from the casserole and set aside.
Reduce the heat to medium, add the onions and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until softened. Add the garlic and fry for a further 1-2 minutes. Stir in the flour so it forms a paste with the pan juices. Continue cooking for a minute, then slowly pour in the wine and stock, stirring well to combine it with the flour paste.
Add the potatoes, carrots, celery, bay leaves, rosemary and thyme and bring the mixture to the boil. Reduce the heat until the mixture is simmering.
Stir in the drained beans, then return the lamb shanks to the casserole and bring the mixture back to simmering point. Cover the casserole with the lid and transfer to the oven for 2 hours. Alternatively, simmer over a low heat on the hob.
When the meat on the lamb shanks comes away easily from the bone but is not falling off it, remove the casserole from the oven (or hob).
Transfer the casserole contents to a large pie dish, standing the lamb shanks upright. Set aside to cool completely. (The lamb must be completely cooled before you top it with the pastry.)
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
Brush the inside and outside of the rim of the pie dish with some of the beaten egg and egg yolk.
Roll the pastry out onto a lightly floured work surface until it is 5cm/2in bigger than the diameter of the pie dish and about 0.5cm/¼in thick.
Carefully lay the pastry over the lamb shanks in the pie dish. Using a sharp knife, make four small slits in the pastry where the lamb shank bones are, then gently push the pastry around the bones so that they stick through it.
Crimp the pastry around the edge of the pie dish to seal it to the outside rim. Brush the pastry all over with the remaining beaten egg and sprinkle the top with salt.
Bake the pie in the oven for 45-60 minutes, or until the pastry has risen and is golden-brown all over and the filling is hot.
Just before serving, cook the peas in a pan of salted, boiling water for 3-4 minutes, or until tender. Drain and serve with the pie.


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BLACK SHEEP A film review by Christophe Boone Copyright 1996 Christophe Boone
Paramount Pictures Directed by Penelope Spheeris Produced by Lorne Michaels
CAST Chris Farley, David Spade, Tim Matheson, Gary Busey.
Opens nationally Friday, February 2nd.
I can't decide which was more annoying--the fact that this movie was so horrible or that the two middle-aged women behind me laughed incessantly throughout the movie? Why should people laughing the whole time bother me? Well, for one reason, and for one reason only...
This movie was not funny.
 Penelope Spheeris (WAYNE'S WORLD) directs this latest in a series of bad Lorne Michaels, "Saturday Night Live" extensions. Farley plays an earnest brother of a gubernatorial hopeful who just wants to do what he can to get his brother elected. Unfortunately, bad luck seems to follow Farley around. Enter David Spade as one of the candidate's advisors who volunteers to try to keep a lid on Farley until after the election. Of course, Spade has no control over Farley's luck. In fact, some rubs off on him, with one of the few inspired moments in the score when the electric guitars start to play "Dueling Banjos" from DELIVERANCE. The guitars are inspired. The scene isn't.
So, every strange mishap that could happen does happen, including bumping into Gary Busey as a psycho ex-Marine still fighting Vietnam in his mind and living in an abandoned school bus with a 27 inch TV. Okay, this is where I lose it. This movie is horrible. Gary Busey's enormous, buck teeth usually are the most annoying thing on the screen, but they take a back seat this time to the drivel that passes as a screenplay. Throughout the entire film, I laughed once, when Farley does his own thing on stage at a Rock the Vote concert. This is the Chris Farley that made me laugh on Saturday Night Live. His entire performance of 60 seconds in WAYNE'S WORLD as the overinformed security guard was better than his turn in BLACK SHEEP. Occasionally, the script tries to become dramatic, making Farley's character pathetic, so we should care for him. Whatever.
Then, there is David Spade. I almost forgot he was even in this movie. Spade has absolutely no shining moments in this film. I used to think his "Hollywood Minute" on SNL was funny. Then, his new "Spade in America," (or "I only have time to do 2 minutes in between my busy film schedules") started to get on my nerves. Then, in BLACK SHEEP, his "I've got a little present for you, it's in my pocket," routine was funny when my friend did it to me...in seventh grade (said with Chandler-like inflection). When schticks like that are all they have to put in a screenplay, it's not worth writing. Unfortunately, that didn't stop the studios from producing this first draft of a not-so-funny comedy. Spade's character could disappear from this movie, and you'd never know it. That's a problem if he is one of the headliners.
Unfortunately, Lorne Michaels has a hold of the executives' attention at Paramount for some reason, and they let him produce this redundant material that isn't even suitable for an SNL sketch. Granted, WAYNE'S WORLD was funny, but the slew of extended skits recently (TOMMY BOY, BILLY MADISON, STUART SMALLEY SAVES THE WORLD, IT'S PAT, how many of you caught those last two?) have proven, maybe with the exception of TOMMY BOY, that this stuff just isn't successful. But just slap "From the Director of WAYNE'S WORLD," on the poster, and it's in the bag...or maybe not. Remember THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES? They tried the same thing. It didn't work.
Despite my lack of amusement throughout all 87 minutes of this flick, on the whole, the crowd liked it. Maybe they enjoy predictable humor, or maybe they were just smoking crack. Either way, don't waste your money. Maybe check it out when it hits video, but I'd wait until HBO decides to show it every night for a month, kind of like WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S. Oh wait, I hope they don't do that. I couldn't handle the thought of another TOMMY BOY, I mean, BLACK SHEEP. I keep doing that. I wonder why.
A footnote from the author: The best part about this entire film was grabbing a free t-shirt that was tossed into the crowd and stealing it from the two women behind me who thought they had it. Sorry, ladies. Justice is served. The second best thing was shredding this movie in this review.
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by Martin YoungTezos price spiked sharply today after Coinbase announced staking rewards for XTZ. The token pumped so hard that huge spreads opened up between exchanges leading to arbitrage opportunities for savvy traders.
Crypto Exchange Pump Inbound
Late yesterday Coinbase announced that it was expanding access for Tezos staking. The offer of earning rewards for XTZ stored on the exchange was only available to US customers however. Coinbase will be staking the tokens on behalf of its users and distributing the rewards back into their wallets.
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Module UIProportionalSplitter
Proportional UI splitters that allow to mix absolute pixel values with relative weights
Usage:
include("azimuthlib-uiproportionalsplitter")
Constructors
| UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter (rect, paddingInside, margin, proportions) | Creates new UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter |
| UIVerticalProportionalSplitter (rect, paddingInside, margin, proportions) | Creates new UIVerticalProportionalSplitter |
UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter: Methods
| UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter:setMargin (left, right, top, bottom) | Sets global splitter margins |
| UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter:setPadding (left, right, top, bottom) | Sets partitions paddings (not paddingInside) |
UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter: Properties
| inner | Returns input rect after applying margin |
| margin | Set splitter margin for all sides |
| marginBottom | |
| marginLeft | |
| marginRight | |
| marginTop | |
| padding | Set padding for all partitions |
| paddingBottom | |
| paddingInside | Padding between partitions |
| paddingLeft | |
| paddingRight | |
| paddingTop | |
| partitions | Calculated partitions |
| proportions | Table of proportions that can either be absolute pixels or relative weights |
| rect |
UIVerticalProportionalSplitter: Methods
| UIVerticalProportionalSplitter:setMargin (left, right, top, bottom) | Sets global splitter margins |
| UIVerticalProportionalSplitter:setPadding (left, right, top, bottom) | Sets partitions paddings (not paddingInside) |
UIVerticalProportionalSplitter: Properties
| inner | Returns input rect after applying margin |
| margin | Set splitter margin for all sides |
| marginBottom | |
| marginLeft | |
| marginRight | |
| marginTop | |
| padding | Set padding for all partitions |
| paddingBottom | |
| paddingInside | Padding between partitions |
| paddingLeft | |
| paddingRight | |
| paddingTop | |
| partitions | Calculated partitions |
| proportions | Table of proportions that can either be absolute pixels or relative weights |
| rect |
Constructors
- UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter (rect, paddingInside, margin, proportions)
-
Creates new UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter
Parameters:
- Rect rect — The rect to split
- int paddingInside — Padding between partitions
-
int/table
margin
— Splitter margin:
- int — One margin for all sides
- table — Margin for left, right, top and bottom sides
-
table
proportions
— Proportions, each values can be:
- a number >= 1 — will be treated as an absolute pixel value
- a number < 1 — will be treated as a relative weight
Returns:
-
table
— UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter instance
Usage:
local splitter = UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter(Rect(0, 0, 30, 600), 10, 0, {0.5, 0.3, 0.45}) print(splitter.partitions[1]) -- Rect(0, 0, 30, 232) print(splitter.partitions[2]) -- Rect(0, 242, 30, 381.2) print(splitter.partitions[3]) -- Rect(0, 391.2, 0, 600)
local splitter = UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter(Rect(0, 0, 700, 30), 10, 5, {0.4, 20, 40, 0.6}) -- values > 1 treated as pixels: print(splitter[1]) -- Rect(5, 5, 25, 245) print(splitter[2]) -- Rect(5, 255, 25, 275) print(splitter[3]) -- Rect(5, 285, 25, 325) print(splitter[4]) -- Rect(5, 335, 25, 695)
- UIVerticalProportionalSplitter (rect, paddingInside, margin, proportions)
-
Creates new UIVerticalProportionalSplitter
Parameters:
- Rect rect — The rect to split
- int paddingInside — Padding between partitions
-
int/table
margin
— Splitter margin:
- int — One margin for all sides
- table — Margin for left, right, top and bottom sides
-
table
proportions
— Proportions, each values can be:
- a number >= 1 — will be treated as an absolute pixel value
- a number < 1 — will be treated as a relative weight
Returns:
-
table
— UIVerticalProportionalSplitter instance
Usage:
local splitter = UIVerticalProportionalSplitter(Rect(0, 0, 600, 30), 10, 0, {0.5, 0.3, 0.45}) print(splitter.partitions[1]) -- Rect(0, 0, 232, 30) print(splitter.partitions[2]) -- Rect(242, 0, 381.2, 30) print(splitter.partitions[3]) -- Rect(391.2, 0, 600, 0)
local splitter = UIVerticalProportionalSplitter(Rect(0, 0, 700, 30), 10, 5, {0.4, 20, 40, 0.6}) -- values > 1 treated as pixels: print(splitter[1]) -- Rect(5, 5, 245, 25) print(splitter[2]) -- Rect(255, 5, 275, 25) print(splitter[3]) -- Rect(285, 5, 325, 25) print(splitter[4]) -- Rect(335, 5, 695, 25)
UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter: Methods
- UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter:setMargin (left, right, top, bottom)
-
Sets global splitter margins
Parameters:
- int left
- int right
- int top
- int bottom
Usage:
splitter:setMargin(10, 5, 10, 10)
-- You can also use direct assignment splitter.margin = 5
- UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter:setPadding (left, right, top, bottom)
-
Sets partitions paddings (not paddingInside)
Parameters:
- int left
- int right
- int top
- int bottom
Usage:
splitter:setPadding(10, 5, 10, 10)
-- You can also use direct assignment splitter.padding = 5
UIHorizontalProportionalSplitter: Properties
- Rect inner [read-only]
- Returns input rect after applying margin
- int margin [write-only]
-
Set splitter margin for all sides
See also:
- int marginBottom
-
See also:
- int marginLeft
-
See also:
- int marginRight
-
See also:
- int marginTop
-
See also:
- int padding [write-only]
-
Set padding for all partitions
See also:
- int paddingBottom
-
See also:
- int paddingInside
- Padding between partitions
- int paddingLeft
-
See also:
- int paddingRight
-
See also:
- int paddingTop
-
See also:
- table[Rect] partitions [read-only]
- Calculated partitions
- table[number] proportions
- Table of proportions that can either be absolute pixels or relative weights
- Rect rect
UIVerticalProportionalSplitter: Methods
- UIVerticalProportionalSplitter:setMargin (left, right, top, bottom)
-
Sets global splitter margins
Parameters:
- int left
- int right
- int top
- int bottom
Usage:
splitter:setMargin(10, 5, 10, 10)
-- You can also use direct assignment splitter.margin = 5
- UIVerticalProportionalSplitter:setPadding (left, right, top, bottom)
-
Sets partitions paddings (not paddingInside)
Parameters:
- int left
- int right
- int top
- int bottom
Usage:
splitter:setPadding(10, 5, 10, 10)
-- You can also use direct assignment splitter.padding = 5
UIVerticalProportionalSplitter: Properties
- Rect inner [read-only]
- Returns input rect after applying margin
- int margin [write-only]
-
Set splitter margin for all sides
See also:
- int marginBottom
-
See also:
- int marginLeft
-
See also:
- int marginRight
-
See also:
- int marginTop
-
See also:
- int padding [write-only]
-
Set padding for all partitions
See also:
- int paddingBottom
-
See also:
- int paddingInside
- Padding between partitions
- int paddingLeft
-
See also:
- int paddingRight
-
See also:
- int paddingTop
-
See also:
- table[Rect] partitions [read-only]
- Calculated partitions
- table[number] proportions
- Table of proportions that can either be absolute pixels or relative weights
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images
images_service_pb
ImagesCompositeResponse
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google.appengine.api.images.images_service_pb.ImagesCompositeResponse Class Reference
Inheritance diagram for google.appengine.api.images.images_service_pb.ImagesCompositeResponse:
Public Member Functions
def
__init__
def
image
def
mutable_image
def
clear_image
def
has_image
def
MergeFrom
def
Equals
def
IsInitialized
def
ByteSize
def
ByteSizePartial
def
Clear
def
OutputUnchecked
def
OutputPartial
def
TryMerge
def
__str__
Public Attributes
image_
has_image_
Static Public Attributes
int
has_image_
= 0
int
kimage
= 1
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/api/images/images_service_pb.py
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tzmartin


Anka is working at MarsTravel company. She is building a spaceship's module for landing on Mars. For safely landing, the momentum of the spaceship must be rapidly determined every millisecond, with highest precision. Anka knows that, to calculate the spaceship's momentum, she just needs to multiply its velocity to relativistic mass. To avoid any precision loss, these values must be stored in some "radix point" format, with length up to thousands of digits. However, the current spaceship's computer doesn't support that. Therefore, Anka has to re-program the multiplication operation. Help her to implement this in C++ or Java.
You are given the spacecraft's velocity V and relativistic mass M. Compute its momentum P. These values are non-negative real numbers, written in radix point format in some base-B positional numerical system.
A real number in radix point format has at most two parts: an integer part (compulsory) and a fractional part (optional), separated by a radix point (i.e. a small dot "."), if the fractional part is present. It is similar to the fixed point format, except that there's no limit on the length of each part.
Note that, numbers can be written in some base-B numerical system. We consider any radix base B from 2 to 36: B = 2 .. 36. Only following digits are allowed:"0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"Value of digits:
'0' = 0; '1' = 1; ... '9' = 9; 'A' = 10; 'B' = 11; ..., 'Z' = 35;
Examples of some numbers in different bases:
In base B=2: 1010101.01010101; 10010101.01 In base B=10: 9813.1239555; 2015 In base B=16: FAFA.00EF In base B=36: CS3230.FUN; JANUARY.2015
Wrong: Correct: 0089.23 (must delete leading zeros: 89.23) 1F2.00F510 (must delete trailing zeros: 1F2.00F51) 69. (must delete radix point: 69) .XYZ (must insert integer part: 0.XYZ)
23958233 5830 x ------------ 00000000 ( = 23,958,233 x 0) 71874699 ( = 23,958,233 x 30) 191665864 ( = 23,958,233 x<PHONE_NUMBER>65 ( = 23,958,233 x 5,000) ------------<PHONE_NUMBER>90 ( = 139,676,498,390 )Second, such multiplication algorithm works for any radix base. Thus, Anka doesn't need to convert numbers into different bases.
4 10 1234 98 10 7 987754 10<PHONE_NUMBER>438355666555<PHONE_NUMBER>8579345305843092 10 0<PHONE_NUMBER>5757Sample output:
120932 6914278<PHONE_NUMBER>76161322987671196928949534929902188060 0
5 10 0.002 5 10 12.125 16 10 10000<PHONE_NUMBER>0000000.0000000000001 10<PHONE_NUMBER>.12345678901<PHONE_NUMBER>987654.32109 10<PHONE_NUMBER>1234567890.1 0.987654321098765432109Sample output:
0.01<PHONE_NUMBER>00000000000000.000000001<PHONE_NUMBER>3702179522584514.5533336229232209<PHONE_NUMBER>3702179522.5845145533336229232209
4 2 101.0101 10001001 10 123.45 0.010101018 16 F9F7.AF8 EF0.ABCD2 36 CS3230.ISFUN GOOD.LUCKSample output:
1011010111.1101 1.2469706721 E968B8E.44D0FF7 5X8QINW3TU.51KWB16OS(End of problem's description)


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mxnet
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Files | |
| file | base.h [code] |
| file | c_api.h [code] |
| C API of mxnet. | |
| file | c_api_error.h [code] |
| Error handling for C API. | |
| file | c_api_test.h [code] |
| C API of mxnet for ease of testing backend in Python. | |
| file | c_predict_api.h [code] |
| C predict API of mxnet, contains a minimum API to run prediction. This file is self-contained, and do not dependent on any other files. | |
| file | engine.h [code] |
| Engine that schedules all the operations according to dependency. | |
| file | executor.h [code] |
| file | graph_attr_types.h [code] |
| Data structures that can appear in graph attributes. | |
| file | imperative.h [code] |
| file | io.h [code] |
| file | kvstore.h [code] |
| file | libinfo.h [code] |
| get features of the MXNet library at runtime | |
| file | ndarray.h [code] |
| file | op_attr_types.h [code] |
| Additional operator attributes beside the ones provided by NNVM. | |
| file | operator.h [code] |
| file | operator_util.h [code] |
| Utility functions and registries to help quickly build new operators. [Deprecated] Use the register functions in this file when possible to simplify operator creations. Operators registered in this file will be exposed to both NDArray API and symbolic API. | |
| file | random_generator.h [code] |
| Parallel random number generator. | |
| file | resource.h [code] |
| Global resource allocation handling. | |
| file | rtc.h [code] |
| file | storage.h [code] |
| Storage manager across multiple devices. | |
| file | tensor_blob.h [code] |
| TBlob class that holds common representation of arbirary dimension tensor, can be used to transformed to normal fixed dimenson tensor. | |
| file | tuple.h [code] |
| Data structure Tuple and TShape to store dynamic sized shapes. | |


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A simple CPU-clock-tick timer for timing metods.
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#include <Timer.h>
A simple CPU-clock-tick timer for timing metods.
Definition at line 19 of file Timer.h.
◆ Timer() [1/2]
| CppNoddy::Timer::Timer |
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Definition at line 23 of file Timer.h.
23 : STOPPED(true), COUNTER(0),
24 T_START(clock()), DELTA_T_STORE(0), m_deltaWall(0.0) {
25 HEADER = "";
27 }
References get_wall_time().
◆ Timer() [2/2]
| CppNoddy::Timer::Timer |
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name | ) |
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Definition at line 29 of file Timer.h.
29 : STOPPED(true), COUNTER(0),
30 T_START(clock()), DELTA_T_STORE(0), m_deltaWall(0.0) {
31 HEADER = name;
33 }
References get_wall_time().
◆ counter()
| int & CppNoddy::Timer::counter |
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Increment an internal discrete counter.
Definition at line 44 of file Timer.cpp.
44 {
45 return COUNTER;
46 }
Referenced by main().
◆ get_time()
| double CppNoddy::Timer::get_time |
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Return the time.
- Returns
- The time (in ms).
Definition at line 34 of file Timer.cpp.
34 {
35 if(STOPPED) {
36
37 return 1.e3 * double(DELTA_T_STORE) / CLOCKS_PER_SEC;
38 } else {
39
40 return 1.e3 * (double(DELTA_T_STORE) + double(clock()) - double(T_START)) / CLOCKS_PER_SEC;
41 }
42 }
Referenced by main().
◆ get_wall_time()
| double CppNoddy::Timer::get_wall_time |
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Definition at line 36 of file Timer.h.
36 {
37 struct timeval time;
38 if (gettimeofday(&time,NULL)){
39
40 return 0;
41 }
42 return (double)time.tv_sec + (double)time.tv_usec * .000001;
43 }
Referenced by stop(), and Timer().
◆ print()
| void CppNoddy::Timer::print |
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Write a string to cout stating the time taken.
Definition at line 59 of file Timer.cpp.
59 {
60 std::cout.precision(4);
61 std::cout << " " << HEADER << "\n";
62 const double elapsed_time_in_ms(1.e3 * double(DELTA_T_STORE) / CLOCKS_PER_SEC);
63 if(elapsed_time_in_ms > 1000) {
64 std::cout << " TOTAL CPU time taken = " << elapsed_time_in_ms / 1000. << " s\n";
65 std::cout << " TOTAL wall time taken = " << m_deltaWall << " s\n";
66 } else {
67 std::cout << " TOTAL CPU time taken = " << elapsed_time_in_ms << " ms\n";
68 }
69 if(COUNTER != 0) {
70 std::cout << " Number of loops during this time = " << COUNTER << "\n";
71 std::cout << " Throughput = " << 1.e3 * COUNTER / elapsed_time_in_ms << " runs/s \n";
72 }
73 }
Referenced by main().
◆ reset()
| void CppNoddy::Timer::reset |
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Pause the clock & add the time interval to the stored cumulative time.
Definition at line 26 of file Timer.cpp.
26 {
28 COUNTER = 0;
29 STOPPED = true;
30 DELTA_T_STORE = 0;
31 m_deltaWall = 0.0;
32 }
void stop()
Stop the clock & add the current time interval to the previously stored values ready for printing.
References stop().
Referenced by main().
◆ start()
| void CppNoddy::Timer::start |
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Start the timer & reset stored time to zero.
Definition at line 12 of file Timer.cpp.
12 {
13 T_START = clock();
14 STOPPED = false;
15 }
Referenced by main().
◆ stop()
| void CppNoddy::Timer::stop |
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Stop the clock & add the current time interval to the previously stored values ready for printing.
Definition at line 17 of file Timer.cpp.
17 {
18 if(!STOPPED) {
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20 DELTA_T_STORE += clock() - T_START;
21 STOPPED = true;
23 }
24 }
References get_wall_time().
Referenced by main(), and reset().
◆ time_per_count()
| double CppNoddy::Timer::time_per_count |
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- Returns
- The average time taken per increment of the internal discrete counter.
Definition at line 48 of file Timer.cpp.
48 {
49 if(STOPPED) {
50 return 1.e3 * double(DELTA_T_STORE) / CLOCKS_PER_SEC / COUNTER;
51 } else {
52 std::string problem = HEADER;
53 problem += "\n The Timer object can only return time_per_count after being stopped.\n";
54 throw ExceptionRuntime(problem);
55 }
56 return 0;
57 }
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Web is interaction of multiple elements. People using computers, connected to internet. When visiting web page computer sends HTTP request to the server, server returns requested HTML document to user's computer, which is displayed on user's' web browser.
More detailed information is available on following video .
HTML is abbreviation for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents are hearth of the web. it consist from text content is what you see, and markup, what it looks like. Also can have references to other documents like images or video, and has links to other documents
HTML markup basic elements are Tags. It has following structure opening tag content closing tag Whole structure with opening tag, content and closing tag is ELEMENT.
There are numerous of different tags. Code writer should be accurate, as computers don't forgive mistakes.
HTML element can have new elements inside of element, we are talking that it is tree like structure. Like in a tree, big branch has smaller branches and small branch has even smaller.
Webpage is made of many boxes. Big box can be cut to smaller boxes. Boxes can me moved on page. Code writers use class attributes to label boxes. Writing HTLM code we use tag DIV to define a box.
We were introduced with three Text editors: Scratchpad for beginner, Codepen, which make possible sharing, Sublime, a real professional tool.
CSS is code written to control the "style" of HTML elements. CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets.
"Cascading" means that rules are applied not only to the elements they directly match, but also to all of those elements' child elements.
There are three metods we can use:
Method 1: write CSS in the head of your HTML - This method is good for very small projects
Method 2: Link your HTML to a separate CSS file - it lets you stay more organized when working on larger projects
Method 3: Write your style inline with your HTML - This is generally a very bad idea because it leads to lots of repeated code. When we decide to do small style change on site, and if change is on multipole location we have to make changes everywhere and there is increased risk to hit the problems.
Avoiding repetition is important principle of programming. Repetitions in programming could lead to two problems: errors and no consistency.
The programmer has to do same procedure over and over and if they don’t avoid repetition and in that case the risk of error increase. In his work programmer has to copy and past style attributes to many HTML elements. In case programmer decides to chance some attribute, it can lead to errors when they don't avoid repetition. If he doesn't avoid repetition, he is forced to do same changes everywhere the repeated code appears. Whole code can be very long and there is high probability that there will occur errors and mistakes. So avoiding repetition means also avoiding errors.
Avoiding repetition also means consistency. Programmer could assign for each »box« a div class and specify the style for specific class in CSS. Now the programmer has chance to change style of selected divs very simple, fast and without risk of error. All boxes with same div class will look exactly the same. They have same style which is specified in CSS.
Each box has 4 components. Because there are so many components to each box, it can often be hard to get the size of a box just right. Another issue is that each browser word differentely and can display code differnt.
There are 2 techniques we can use:
Set sizes in terms of percentages rather than pixels.
Set the box-sizing attribute to border-box for every element.
Divs are block elements (as opposed to inline), so by default they take up the entire width of a page.
Adding the rule display: flex;to the appropriate CSS will override this behavior and let divs appear next to each other.


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