GeodeLoad(), UserLoadApplication(), MSG_GEN_PROCESS_OPEN_APPLICATION
An application is a geode with its GA_APPLICATION attribute set. This type of geode may be launched by the user through GeoManager or some other means provided by the system or another application. For the most part, the system will invoke and carry out the launch; your responsibilities are limited.
An application may be loaded in essentially two ways: It may be launched, or it may be reloaded from a state file. In both cases, the kernel will load the proper resources and build out the UI properly according to the application.
Most of the procedure of launching is handled within
GenProcessClass
, a subclass of
ProcessClass
. An application should define its own subclass of
GenProcessClass
for its Process objects (event-driven threads not acting as Process objects should be subclassed from
ProcessClass
, not
GenProcessClass
). The launch procedure may be invoked by any thread and by any geode in either of the following ways:
GeodeLoad()
This loads a geode from a given file and begins executing it based on the geode's type.
GeodeLoad()
takes the name of the geode's file as well as a priority to set for the new geode's process thread, if it has one.
GeodeLoad()
first creates the process thread of the application, then sends this thread a message. The process thread (a subclass of
GenProcessClass
) then creates a UI thread for the application.
UserLoadApplication()
Used by most application launchers, this routine loads an application. (C programmers will generally use
MSG_GEN_PROCESS_OPEN_APPLICATION
instead.) This routine takes some additional parameters and can load a geode either in engine mode or from a state file as well as in the normal open mode (see below). The base functionality of opening and loading the geode is implemented in this routine by a call to
GeodeLoad()
. Note, however, that this routine may only open application geodes--geodes with the GA_APPLICATION attribute set.Geodes may be launched in three modes:
GenProcessClass
(your Process object).It is possible, however, for one application to launch another in a custom mode. If this is done, the application being launched is responsible for implementing the special mode.
When the launch process has been initiated with the above routines, a thread is created for the application and its Process object is loaded immediately. Also loaded is the application's GenApplication object. The Application and Process objects interact with the User Interface to load the objects on the application's active list and set them all usable, bringing them up on-screen.
Near the end of this procedure, just before the GenApplication is set usable, the Process object will receive a message based on the mode of launch. If the application must set up any special notification (such as for the quick-transfer mechanism) or must restore special state file data, it should intercept this message. Typically the message received will be
MSG_GEN_PROCESS_OPEN_APPLICATION
--two others are received (when restoring from state and when opening in engine mode), but they should not be intercepted.


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Vivaan 3.0
Industry 4.0 | Protectionism | Digitalization
Vivaan is the Flagship annual business summit of IIFT, Kolkata campus. Coming from one of the premier B-Schools in the country, Vivaan 3.0 guarantees to be one of the most awaited events of year in this years business school calendar. This year’s theme "Industry 4.0 | Protectionism | Digitilization" is not only futuristic but one of a kind. We can proudly say that our theme this year promises to be unique among all the business school events ever held in the past. It further promises to attract the best of minds from the country from all the domains of management and beyond.
The 3-Day Mega Event
Vivaan 3.0 will host a myriad of pan-India events/competitions creating a nationwide impact. Being a student driven institute, all the events would be held under the banners of the various student run bodies, clubs and cells at IIFT.
The schedule would include Panel discussions in the field of Leadership, Finance, Marketing, International Trade, Strategy, Operations and IT/Analytics.
In the past, all these summits have been graced by eminent speakers, Ranging from Top Corporate professionals to experienced bureaucrats from all parts of the country, all being prominent leaders in their respective fields/domains.
Vivaan 3.0 will also host future leaders from all the top business schools in the country for its flagship corporate competitions. Intense competition guarantees not only an exceptional learning experience but also comes with a reward in the form of a big pay check for the top talent that participates in these events.
The Sub Theme
Multiple Perspectives on management
Multiple Perspectives on management
The concept of Vivaan 3.0 not only pushes the boundary with its core theme this year but plans on going a step further with its Sub Theme: - Multiple Perspectives on management.
The sub theme ensures that the future leaders of our country do not view management from a single view point. As management is a diverse field, looking into various aspects of it would allow them to be better equipped when it comes to tackling future challenges in a growingly uncertain world.
The events under the sub theme involve a one on one discussion with stalwarts of the following domains:
- - Managing the Indian National Army
- - Managing Climate Change and its Impacts on International Business
- - Management in the world of sports
Vivaan '16
Glimpses 2016
Vivaan 2016 remained true to its stature as one of the most awaited event of business arena organized by Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, a niche B-School providing a management degree in International Business. An elaborated three-day affair from 19th to 21st August 2016 which covered insights by the subject experts on nearly all the burning issues, happenings and current issues of the management world.
Vivaan 2016 remained true to its stature as one of the most awaited event of business arena organized by Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, a niche B-School providing a management degree in International Business. An elaborated three-day affair from 19th to 21st August 2016 which covered insights by the subject experts on nearly all the burning issues, happenings and current issues of the management world.
Students from renowned business schools across the country, came together to demonstrate their mettle. Under the theme “Prism of Opportunities: India and the world”, the business event lived-up to its motto of providing a forum to exchange ideas on latest developments in a gamut of spheres.
Vivaan 2016
(L-R)Mr. Manish Sinha along with other panellists, Mr Arup Chatterjeem, Mr.Shatrughan Singh, and Ms. Amita Khurana, sharing their views on Indian Trade and Operations
Discussions, Vivaan '16.
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Mr. Gunjan Srivastava MD and CEO at Bosch and Siemens Home Appliances Manufacturing Ltd Mr. Nitin Kochhar Category VP, ShopClues Mr. Kaushik Bellani Managing Director, McGraw Hill Education India -
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Mr. Raj Prusty Hub Head East, Reliance Brands Limited Mr. Gunjan Srivastava MD and CEO at Bosch and Siemens Home Appliances Manufacturing Ltd Mr. Nitin Kochhar Category VP, ShopClues -
speaker_notes India: The sole ray of hope in gloomy global scenario expand_more
Mr. Naveen Mathur Associate Director, Angel Broking Mr. Gaurav Rishi CFO, Bosch and Siemens Mr Jagan Srinivasan General Manager, Mergers & Acquisitions, South East Asia UTC K. Muthuraman K. Muthuraman Finance Limited -
speaker_notes Consulting at the Crossroads expand_more
Mr. Subhajit Mazumder Associate Director, KPMG Mr. Gaurav Rishi CFO, Bosch and Siemens Household Appliances Manufacturing Ltd Mr. Sandeep Sengupta Director , ISOAH Data Securities Pvt. Ltd -
speaker_notes Rising prominence of Data- Transforming Business World- Using Analytics expand_more
Mr. Sanjay Srivastava Director, Analytics, American Express Mr. Pritam Kanti Paul Director and CoFounder, BRIDGEi2i Analytics Solution Mr. Nanda Kishore Rajanala Director, Global Business Processes - Analytics, Walmart Mr. Kunal Sengupta VP, Analytics, HSBC -
speaker_notes Green Supply Chain Management– The way forward expand_more
Mr. Manish Sinha Chief Operating Officer at GMR Hyderabad International Airport Mr. Anup Chatterjee Executive Vice President, International Business Development & Consulting at Inspirag Mr. Shatrughan Singh Senior Vice President, Procurement and Contracts at Lodha Group Ms. Amita Khurana Export Logistics and Chief Procurement Officer at Tata Steel Ltd
Gallery
Sponsors
Speakers
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David Rasquinha Managing Director (Additional Charge) at Export-Import Bank of India -
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Vishwas Nandalikar DGM HR, Adecco Krishna Gopal Global Head-Sales and Leadership Hiring and Talent Management, Tech Mahindra Margaret Dsouza HR Head- Directi Arindam Sen Senior Vice President -
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Trinadh Musunuru Logistics Head East, Castrol Rajesh Pednekar International Supply Chain expert Naval Sabharwal Global Supply chain officer, Ramco systems Parijat Talapatra Territory Supply Chain Ops Head, Landmark Group, Bahrain Vikas Bhasker Supply Chain Solutions Director, DHL -
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Girish Aivalli Senior Rural Agri Ventures Professional -
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Abhinav Johri Lead, Digital Transformation and CIO advisory-Alvarez & Marsel Krishna Bandaru Senior Principal, Accenture Strategy Jitendra Dutt Sharma Head Of Competency Center (Amdocs Testing Service), Amdocs Kaushik Bhattacharya Head & SAP Practice Lead, IBM -
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Hindol Roy Senior VP, Decimus Financial Nikhil Kamath Co-founder, Zerodha Nitin Chugh Country Head Digital Banking, HDFC Bank Navin Jain Head of Market Risk and ALM, Bandhan Bank Tamal Bandyopadhyay Indian Journalist, Adviser, Strategy at Bandhan Bank Ltd; & Consulting Editor, Mint -
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Ajay Kelkar Founder, Hansa Cequity
Schedule
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HR and Leadership Summit12 PM - 2PM
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International Trade Summit3 PM - 5 PM
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Managing the Indian Army 6 PM
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Finance Summit10 AM - 12 PM
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Operations Summit2 PM - 4PM
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Managing climate change6 PM
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Strategy, IT and Analytics 10 AM - 12 PM
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Marketing summit2 PM - 4 PM
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Management in the world of Sports 6 PM
Summits
Life At IIFT
Prestige
Established in 1963, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) over the past decades has come to occupy the coveted position of being among the top 10 B-Schools of India. Our world-renowned faculty has produced ground breaking research in all disciplines and a network of more than 40,000 trained professionals spread across 30 countries, IIFT has built an industry-wide reputation for providing quality education and effecting change in all fields of business.
Diversity
With campuses in Kolkata and New Delhi, IIFT enjoys an enviable advantage of being able to attract the best talent from all parts of the country. A global perspective and cultural diversity are reflected in all aspects of our research and teaching. This is further evident from our rich network of alumni, working at some of the best companies in the world. With its degree in International Business, IIFT is not only the foremost B-School in India to do so but has also been able to provide its students with an unparalleled understanding of the Indian business scenario while also providing an international perspective.
The Campus
IIFT started a campus in the eastern cosmopolitan, Kolkata, in the year 2006. The Kolkata Centre now has a beautifully landscaped and fully residential campus. It is equipped with state- of-art facilities and is set amidst lush greenery and foliage. It aims to foster an environment of holistic growth by facilitating on-campus peer-to- peer learning. Spread over more than 7 acres in the heart of the beautiful city of Kolkata, the campus is a melting pot for some of the brightest minds in the country. It is with this enthusiasm that we see the current and future years to be our most impactful ones.
The Infrastructure
The new campus includes conference rooms, convention centers, seminar halls and other ancillary facilities. The classrooms are furnished with the latest hi-tech equipment that enables a seamless flow of knowledge. The students are facilitated with round the clock library equipped with the best of resources. A recreation hub with a wide range of indoor games and a gymnasium aims to keep the young minds fresh. The premises also has a guesthouse for the convenience of visitors and will have an in-campus accommodation for faculty members so that the students can avail their guidance at all times. The campus creates the most congenial atmosphere for the genesis of great business ideas. Moreover, the IIFT campus at Kolkata houses a WTO cell to cater to the policy requirement for international business. This helps to enhance the capacities of bureaucrats and industries alike on policy and advocacy issues involving issues related to WTO, FTA, and PTAs etc.
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The source can be checked out anonymously from Git with this command (See http://git-scm.com/docs/git-clone):
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Overview
This module is part of a private API. This module may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this module if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
Helper module for creating patches.
Class Method Summary collapse
Class Method Details
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This method is part of a private API. This method may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
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Utilities¶
chickadee.py¶
A command-line application to provide context for an IP address.
This utility leveraged libchickadee to extract, resolve, and report IP addresses. Please see Installation instructions for details on setting up this tool on your system.
Usage¶
usage: chickadee [-h] [-r {ip_api,virustotal}] [-f FIELDS]
[-t {json,jsonl,csv}] [-w FILENAME.JSON] [-n] [--no-count]
[-s] [--lang {en,de,es,pt-BR,fr,ja,zh-CN,ru}] [-b]
[-c CONFIG] [-p] [-v] [-V] [-l LOG]
[data [data ...]]
Yet another GeoIP resolution tool.
Will default to the free rate limited ip-api.com service for resolution.
You can specify the paid API key for ip-api.com or for VirusTotal in
the Chickadee configuration file. Please see template_chickadee.ini
for more information.
positional arguments:
data Either an IP address, comma delimited list of IP addresses,
or path to a file or folder containing files to check for IP
address values. Currently supported file types: plain text
(ie logs, csv, json), gzipped plain text, xlsx
(must be xlsx extension). Can accept plain text data as
standard input.
(default: stdin)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-r {ip_api,virustotal}, --resolver {ip_api,virustotal}
Resolving service to use. Must specify api key in config file.
Please see template_chickadee.ini for instructions.
(default: ip_api)
-f FIELDS, --fields FIELDS
Comma separated fields to query (default: None)
-t {json,jsonl,csv}, --output-format {json,jsonl,csv}
Output format (default: jsonl)
-w FILENAME.JSON, --output-file FILENAME.JSON
Path to file to write output
(default: stdout)
-n, --no-resolve Only extract IP addresses, don't resolve. (default: False)
--no-count Disable counting the occurrences of IP addresses extracted
from source files (default: False)
-s, --single Use the significantly slower single item API. Adds reverse
DNS. (default: False)
--lang {en,de,es,pt-BR,fr,ja,zh-CN,ru}
Language (default: en)
-b, --include-bogon Include BOGON addresses in results. (default: False)
-c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
Path to config file to load (default: None)
-p, --progress Enable progress bar (default: False)
-v, --verbose Include debug log messages (default: False)
-V, --version Displays version
-l LOG, --log LOG Path to log file (default: chickadee.log)
Built by Chapin Bryce, v.20200805.0
chickadee Examples¶
Input options¶
Parsing a single IP address:
chickadee <IP_ADDRESS>
Parsing multiple IP addresses:
chickadee <IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>
Parsing IPs from STDIN:
cat file.txt | chickadee
Parsing IPs from a file:
chickadee file.txt
Parsing IPs from a folder, recursively:
chickadee folder/
Resolver options¶
Resolve using VirusTotal (set API key in config file):
chickadee -r virustotal <IP_ADDRESS>
Resolve using ip-api (set API key in config file):
chickadee -r ip_api <IP_ADDRESS>
Output options¶
Reporting to JSON format:
chickadee <IP_ADDRESS> -t json
Reporting to JSON lines format:
chickadee <IP_ADDRESS> -t jsonl
Reporting to CSV format:
chickadee <IP_ADDRESS> -t csv
Other Arguments¶
Changing the fields to resolve and report on (ip_api):
chickadee -r ip_api -f query,count,asn,isp,org <IP_ADDRESS>
Changing the fields to resolve and report on (virustotal):
chickadee -r virustotal -f query,detected_samples <IP_ADDRESS>
Changing the output location (STDOUT by default)
chickadee <IP_ADDRESS> -w resolve.json
Only extract IP addresses, don’t resolve:
chickadee -n <IP_ADDRESS>
Module Documentation¶
-
class
libchickadee.chickadee.
Chickadee
(out_format='json', outfile=<colorama.ansitowin32.StreamWrapper object>, fields=None)¶ Class to handle chickadee script operations.
- Parameters
out_format (str) – One of
json
,jsonl
,csv
outfile (str or file_obj) – Destination to write report.
fields (list) – Collection of fields to resolve and report on.
- Returns
None
Examples
>>> chickadee = Chickadee() >>> resolution = chickadee.run('<IP_ADDRESS>') >>> print(resolution)
-
dir_handler
(folder_path)¶ Handle parsing IP addresses from files recursively.
Passes discovered files to the
self.file_handler
method for further processing.- Parameters
folder_path (str) – Directory path to recursively search for files.
- Returns
dictionary of distinct IP addresses to resolve.
- Return type
data_dict (dict)
-
static
file_handler
(file_path, ignore_bogon)¶ Handle parsing IP addresses from a file.
Will evaluate format of input file or file stream. Currently supports plain text, gzipped compressed plain text, and xlsx.
- Parameters
file_path (str or file_obj) – Path of file to read or stream.
ignore_bogon (bool) – Whether to include BOGON addresses in results.
- Returns
dictionary of distinct IP addresses to resolve.
- Return type
data_dict (dict)
-
static
get_api_key
()¶ DEPRECIATED
Retrieve an API key set as an environment variable. Looks for value in
CHICKADEE_API_KEY
. May be depreciated in the near future.- Returns
API key, if found
- Return type
(str)
-
get_resolver
(api_key)¶ Determine the proper resolver to use, based on the available API keys.
- Parameters
api_key (str) – API key value to register with the resolver
- Returns
Instance of an initialized resolver
-
resolve
(data_dict, api_key=None)¶ Resolve IP addresses stored as keys within data_dict. The values for each key should represent the number of occurrences of an IP within a data set.
- Parameters
data_dict (dict) – Structured as
{IP: COUNT}
api_key (str) – API Key for IP resolver.
- Returns
List containing resolved IP address information
- Return type
results (list)
-
run
(input_data, api_key=None)¶ Evaluate the input data format to extract and resolve IP addresses.
Will check the
self.input_data
type and select the proper handler. This includes handling files, directories, STDIN, and python strings and sending to the proper handler to extract IPsOnce extracted, the IP addresses are passed to the
self.resolve()
method if theself.resolve_ips
option is enabled.- Parameters
input_data (str or file_obj) – User provided data containing IPs to resolve
api_key (str) – API Key for IP resolver.
- Returns
List of dictionaries containing resolved hits.
- Return type
(list)
-
static
str_handler
(data)¶ Handle string input of one or more IP addresses and returns the distinct IPs with their associated frequency count.
- Parameters
data (list, str) – raw input data from user
- Returns
dictionary of distinct IP addresses to resolve.
- Return type
data_dict (dict)
-
write_output
(results)¶ Write results to output format and/or files.
Leverages the writers found in libchickadee.resolvers. Currently supports csv, json, and json lines formats, specified in
self.out_format
.- Parameters
results (list) – List of GeoIP results
- Returns
None
-
class
libchickadee.chickadee.
CustomArgFormatter
(prog, indent_increment=2, max_help_position=24, width=None)¶ Custom argparse formatter class
-
libchickadee.chickadee.
arg_handling
(args)¶ Parses command line arguments.
- Returns
argparse Namespace containing argument parameters.
-
libchickadee.chickadee.
config_handing
(config_file=None, search_conf_path=None)¶ Parse config file and return argument values.
- Parameters
config_file (str) – Path to config file to read values from.
search_conf_path (list) – List of paths to look for config file
- Returns
dictionary containing configuration options.
-
libchickadee.chickadee.
entry
(args=None)¶ Entrypoint for package script.
- Parameters
args – Arguments from invocation.
-
libchickadee.chickadee.
find_config_file
(search_conf_path=None, filename_patterns=None)¶ Handles the search operations for identifying configuration files on the system
- Parameters
search_conf_path (str) – Path to look for a configuration file
filename_patterns (list) – Patterns to use to find a configuration file
- Returns
The path to the first identified configuration file.
- Return type
(str)
-
libchickadee.chickadee.
join_config_args
(config, args, definitions=None)¶ Join config file and argument parameters, where the args override configs.
- Parameters
config (dict) – Dictionary containing parameters from config file.
args (obj) – Argparse namespace containing command line parameters.
definitions (dict) – Dictionary of parameters to check for in args and config.
- Returns
Parameter information to use for script execution.
- Return type
(dict)
-
libchickadee.chickadee.
parse_config_sections
(conf, section_defs)¶ Parse the sections of the configuration file
- Parameters
conf (dict) – Loaded configuration file information
section_defs (dict) – Mapping of configuration file values and defaults
- Returns
Final configuration to use with the script execution
- Return type
(dict)
-
libchickadee.chickadee.
setup_logging
(path, verbose=False)¶ Function to setup logging configuration
- Parameters
path (str) – File path to write log messages to
verbose (bool) – If the debug messages should be displayed on STDERR
- Returns
None


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This consists of web application user interface. User can enter name of the company whose need for forex services is to be predicted.
This block returns the list of URLs obtained after doing a Bing search for the company name
Web scrapper takes as input the list of urls returned by Bing and in return scraps (downloads) all the text information on these webpages.
The input to NLP model is the text gathered by the web scrapper and output is the list of features extracted from the text. It uses named entity recognition technique of natural language processing.
Machine learning model takes as input the list of features and gives as ouput the probability of that particular company needing forex services


Two Heads are Better Than One
Week 5
Examining the Benefits of Pair Programming
October 17, 2014
When you ask someone to imagine a computer programmer, they’ll most likely come up with the image of a lone coder toiling by themselves for hours in a darkened room. But that caricature, especially recently, is pretty far from the way many programmers work. Today programming is often a collaborative task, and most professional web developers work closely in teams. Pair programming is an increasingly popular way to collaborate and develop strong code, especially for beginners.
Pair programming – working directly with one other person while you write your code - helps you create more robust programs, work more productively, and learn more quickly. My experiences with pairing so far at DBC have varied quite a bit, but I have learned from all my sessions in one way or another – and often in surprising ways. Whether I’m in the position or learning or teaching, I’ve found that having two people contribute leads to a stronger final project.
Pair programming is normally divided into driver and navigator roles. The driver writes the majority of the code, while the navigator tells them what to write. I’ve found these roles very helpful (once I got the hang of them) because they helps structure an intimidating task – each person knows exactly what they’ll be doing. Navigating helps me focus on the logic of a problem, while driving is good practice for syntax. I like to switch roles at some point during a problem to get equal experience with both logic and syntax.
Communication and feedback is crucial to a successful pairing session. Both members of a pair have to be confident that they’ll both benefit from the session and that their partner won’t jeopardize the session by, for example, being uncommunicative, overbearing, or going off on a tangent that doesn’t benefit the pair. My first few pairing sessions were somewhat intimidating and I wasn’t comfortable with the feeling of always being on the spot. But my pairs’ communication of these same thoughts helped me quickly settle in. I’ve found it effective to have a quick conversation at the start of the session to see how your pair is feeling and what role they prefer.
The most common advice I’ve seen in reading through others’ feedback is to constantly communicate ALL your thoughts. It’s best to err on the side of over-sharing to ensure everyone is on the same page. In one early piece of feedback I’ve received, I was kindly reminded to constantly communicate as we worked though the code. This gentle nudge of feedback led me to remind myself to always check in with my pair to make sure we’re both on the right track. I’m grateful for each bit of feedback, because it can can gradually help me become a better programmer and team mate.
Conversely, the downside of pair programming is that some things are better accomplished alone. People work differently and some need the privacy to work through problems without interruption. Like any great creative endeavor, solitude helps people formulate their plans, be productive, and have the freedom to experiment. I believe a good balance of solo and paired programming is ideal. On my own, I’ve learned and advanced in ways I don’t think I could have with a pair. The same goes for working with someone else. Both strategies are very helpful at different times.
I’m glad that DBC does a great job encouraging pairing and setting up ways for pairs to build mutual respect and understanding through feedback. I’m excited to keep developing these skills so I can use them when I get to the DBC on-site portion, which includes a lot of pairing. I’m even more excited to use them in a professional setting when I become a member of an engineering team!


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This is actually not about my business page but Mrs M's (side) business page which is called Clean My Horse Rug.
Clean My Horse Rug is a family owned dedicated horse rug washing service based in Lancashire. We are within easy access of all motorways so we can offer our services to farms and yards all over Lancashire. Our services include reproofing using Nikwax solutions and all items are washed in an antibacterial wash. We also offer a repair service.


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UD for Albanian
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
- Words are delimited based on whitespace and punctuation.
- No multi-word tokens occur. However, multi-word units exist and have been segmented based on whitespace as well. In the current dataset, they appear in the following forms:
- adjectives, i.e. i madh (big)
- pronouns, i.e. i cili (who)
- nouns (nominalized participle), i.e. të vdekurit (the dead)
Morphology
Tags
- Out of the 17 tags, only 14 were used (
SYM
,INTJ
andX
did not occur). - The following words were tagged as PART:
- the negative markers: s’, nuk
- the particle used to build the comparative and superlative degree of adjectives and adverbs: më
- the particle which functions as an adverbial: madje
- the particle të when occuring in front of verbs.
- the particle duke which is used to build the gerund form of verbs.
- Auxiliaries (AUX) can be listed as follows:
- The temporal auxiliary kam (to have), which combined with the supine forms periphrastically the perfect tense of the active voice.
- The temporal/passive auxiliary jam (to be), which combined with the supine forms periphrastically the perfect tense of the mediopassive voice.
- The temporal auxiliary u (self), which combined with a finite verb form builds periphrastically the Aorist of the mediopassive voice.
- The copula jam (to be)
- The tag DET is used for articles/clitics (i/e/të/një) both for those forming adjectival and pronomial multi-word units and those forming the genitive/ablative/dative case of nouns.
- The tag PRON is used for all types of pronouns.
- Participles (past) are mainly used adjectivally in Albanian and are generally tagged as ADJ. The only exception is when these occur in a nominalized form, in which case they are tagged as NOUN i.e. të vdekurit (the dead).
Features
- Nouns have inherent Gender,
Masc
orFem
. They inflect for Definite (definite or indefinite, marked as suffix), Number (singular or plural) and Case (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, vocative and ablative). For those nouns that change gender in plural, the feature NounType=Het
has been provided additionally. - Verbs inflect for Aspect (imperfect, perfect), Mood (indicative, subjunctive, admirative, imperative, conditional, optative) Number (singular or plural), Person (first, second, third), Tense (past or present) and Voice (active or passive/mediopassive). There are three types of nonfinite forms: infinitives, past participle/supine (used to form perfect tenses together with the auxiliary to have/to be or other verb constructions, i.e. për të shkruajtur (in order to write). However, in case of non-finite verb forms only the feature VerbForm has been provided.
- Adjectives agree with nouns with respect to the features Gender, Number, Case and Definite. In addition, many adjectives inflect for Degree (positive, comparative, superlative). In this Treebank, only the features Gender, Number and VerbForm were included in the morphological analysis.
- Adverbs inflect only for Degree.
- Personal pronouns inflect for Case with four values (nominative, accusative, dative, ablative), Number and Gender. Here, the following features were stated: Gender, Number and PronType.
- For Determiners, only Gender has been provided, although number and case apply as well.
- Note about DET: Determiners (which only preceed nouns in order to form cases) agree in Gender and Number with the head of the noun phrase and not the noun that is their head (the noun for which they act as case markers). i.e. shkronjat (FEM, PL) e (FEM, PL) librit (MASC, SING) (The letters of the book). This is why, when inflecting nouns for case, one leaves undetermined the gender of the DET in grammar books and provides all options.
Syntax
- Subjects occur in nominative case without adpositions. Pronomial subjects are often dropped, as Albanian is a pro-drop language.
- Objects:
- Occur in the accusative case (direct objects) or in dative (indirect objects).
- Dative objects require clitic doubling, i.e. kjo u lejon atyre të (this allows them to…), where u is an obligatory pronomial clitic preceeding the dative object atyre. Clitic doubling can occur with accusative objects as well, but then it is optional.
- The copula verb jam (to be) is used in equational, attributional, locative, possessive and benefactory nonverbal clauses. Existential clauses normally use the verb kam (have), i.e. nuk ka njeri (Gloss 1-1: not has person, freely translated as: there is no one).
- The following subtypes are used in Albanian:
Treebanks
There is one Albanian UD treebank.


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Hi. I'm Caitlin McQueen, a music fanatic living in Fort Collins, CO. This is my personal music journal documenting the shows I've booked. Many are collaborations with people I deeply respect. Eventually, I hope to add the shows I've attended to this page as well. When I consider just how music has impacted who I am today I think David Byrne sums it up best.
"I've been involved in music all of my adult life. I didn't plan it that way, and it wasn't even a serious ambition at first, but that's the way it turned out. A very happy accident if you ask me.  You can't touch music - it exists only at the moment it is being apprehended - and yet it can profoundly alter how we view the world and our place in it. Music can get us through difficult patches in our lives by changing not only how we feel about ourselves, but also how we feel about everything outside ourselves. It's powerful stuff."David Byrne - How Music Works
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Here are some of the tools we use as product teams at the Canadian Digital Service (CDS) to help build
new solutions to service delivery in Canada. These tools are always
being iterated on and are available to everyone inside and outside of
government.


Get access to the Blue Badge eligibility checker
This tool will allow you to add an automatic check against the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and Disability Living Allowance (DLA) from the Department of Work and Pensions. The check will tell you whether a citizen is automatically eligible for a Blue Badge according to the PIP and DLA data.
The get access to the checker, you will need to:
- review and confirm how the eligibility check will be used
- tell us who in your department will use the checker
- accept the terms and conditions of the access agreement


Large maintenance
+ aggressive schedule
+ lots of new developers
+ minimal system documentation
______________________________
Need for highly efficient and
effective QA procedures
Where I’ve been working for the past few months, we’ve been under the gun to meet an aggressive deadline. As management is want to do, they’ve added several new developers to the project. One of the many reasons why adding developers is ultimately a bad thing is that, in addition to the complexity in communication, there is a risk of innocent well-developed code being added to the codebase that is Just Plain Wrong. Our system has been in development for many years and contains a wide variety of coding styles, implementation patterns and idioms. Some of them should Never Be Followed Again, and some are the Correct Way of Doing Things. There’s really no easy way for a new developer to know what is what.
Now, outside of going back in time, creating pedantic test cases, gathering requirements and incessantly refactoring, we need an option to make sure bad code doesn’t get into the codebase. By “bad” I don’t mean poorly written or buggy code, I mean code that does not fit into the system as a whole. For example, a developer was writing some code to generate printable reports. His implementation resulted in a very nice report popping up in a Swing window in our application (our application is a Swing front-end to a JEE back-end). It was very well-implemented and looked great. However, everywhere else in the application, reports are generated by writing a PDF to disk and asking Windows (via JDIC) to “view” the file. This is the code I’m talking about.
Finding bad code
At the start of the project, we went through the arduous process of identifying each bit of work in an MS-Project file and assigning developers to it. New developers were given tasks that didn’t touch core components, while experienced developers got tasks involving major refacotrings or database changes. Our project lead suggested that each module undergo a code review. It sounds reasonable, however all of us let out a collective groan at the thought of wrangling together 3-4 developers once a week for an hour or two to go over printouts or screenfulls of code, much of which was simply being modified.
One of the senior developers proposed the solution we ultimately went with: senior developers get emailed the diffs of all commits and make sure to spend some time reading and reviewing those commits. Coupled with our policy of “commit early, commit often”, this has worked out great.
Diff-based code review
Here’s what you need:
- A concurrent version control system developers trust. Recommed Git or Subversion if you must.
- A simple script to email diffs on every commit. Usually included as an example hook for must version control systems.
- IM clients (Google talk within GMail works in even the most oppressive environment)
- A sane version control policy: committed code must:
- Compile
- Not prevent application deployment/startup
- Not horribly break someone else’s code (optional)
Developers should commit as frequently as they want (and preferably frequently). I typically commit code I feel is “done” but that might not add up to an actual feature. This requires accepting that head is not a real verison. Most real version control systems have the ability to tag, branch, etc. These features are for “real working versions”. The head of the trunk is not.
- A sane coding style policy: if you must re-indent or change bracing style, do it in its own commit, outside of actual code changes. Better yet, don’t do it at all. Formatting changes can obscure the history of a piece of code and should be made minimally, if at all.
The “process” (if you want to even call it that) is:
- Diffs get emailed to the senior developers as soon as they happen
- Senior Developers read the diffs, using IM to discuss any issues
- If code does have issues, the diff is forwarded to the developer who committed, with comments on what to change and why (senior developers decide amongst themselves who will send the feedback, or a “lead developer” can, if one is identified)
Part of this requires some level of diplomacy, however a plain, to-the-point email on what the issues are with a piece of code, why the changes should be made, and a suggestion on how to make them should be digestible by anyone.
I’ve had great success with this, having caught a wide variety of problems (even in my code, by others) without having to have
one meeting or to print out
one sheet of code. The fact is, on a maintenance project, you aren’t reviewing the codebase, but
changes to that codebase. Diffs are the way to understand what changes are being made.


This web payments demo simulates payments in Android Pay and credit cards. The credit cards are not sent to the server. For Android Pay, we run a test transaction of 50 cents. This amount is refunded within a week. The server is written in Node.js.


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I know, I know. Pessimism just isn't very attractive. But sometimes an optimist can't find anything to say.
A couple of weeks ago, Trolltech announced that they are being acquired by Nokia. I decided to simmer for a couple weeks before making any comment, but my perspective has not changed. I just can't see this as good news. Bluntly, I assume this will be the death of Trolltech.
And that would be a shame. Trolltech is on my short list of software companies that I admire. Their product, Qt, has an amazing reputation. Technologically, it seems to be the top dog in a space which is crowded with lots of people trying to offer solutions to a very tough set of problems. Trolltech plays well with both the open source world and the commercial world, and they make a heckuva lot of money doing it. I'm impressed.
(But I still wish they would put the pricing back on their website. Yep, the unnamed company in my Sales Guy Tantrum last month was Trolltech.)
I have no affiliation with Trolltech (or Nokia). I am not even a customer (of either one). As someone who is very interested in the business of software, I just hate seeing a good software company morph into a bad one. Nokia is a great company and I'll be happy to see them prove me wrong, but in general, when a software company gets acquired by a non-software company, it immediately begins a steep and steady decline.
Managing a software company, especially one that sells to developers, is not like anything else. It's just different, and that's that.
Nokia is a great cell phone company. None of their skills are going to apply very well to the development, maintenance, marketing and sales of a C++ portability framework.
So maybe I'm jumping the gun a bit, but I like to beat the rush. I'm ready now to mourn the loss of Trolltech, yet another great software company destroyed by a BigCo who assumed that managing a software business should be easy.
If I'm wrong, tell me why.


| DOSE: |
15 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
Material: 15, 11, 6 mg 2C-I oral
Body Weight: 170 lbs (76 kg)(me) || 160 lbs (71 kg)(Mr. I) || 135 lbs (60 kg)(Ms. M)
Date & Time: 22:00 2/28/04
The story:
Let me first point out that this was probably the most surreal drug experience I’ve ever had. This was largely due to the multitude of drug clichés that epitomized the night.
I showed up at my friends place for a quiet night of poker and conversation. In total, there were 4 of us (Mr. I, myself, Ms. M and Mrs. I). After a brief discussion we decided to scrap poker in lieu of a 2C-I experiment. This was the virgin trip for each of us. Mrs. I was the sober sitter, Ms. M ingested 6 mg, Mr. I ingested 11 mg, and I ingested 15 mg (22:00)
T+00:00 We took our capsules and each emptied them into a cup of heated water. Added to each cup was 1 package of “emergenC” brand powdered vitamin drink. We sat Around the kitchen table and talked, waiting for the first alert.
T+00:15 The first alert is announced by Mr. I. He calls them the “acid tingles”. Music is chosen. 3 CDs. The choices included some jazz, some drum & bass, and ambient compilation stuff (it was later decided that overly wordy music provided too much additional stimulus for our environment, but I will explain below). Conversation was good and the discussion revolved around the art gallery opening where we had spend the earlier part of the evening.
T+00:45 Ms. M remarks that she is feeling a subtle MDMA-like rush, and some jittery amphetamine like stimulation. I feel a + and a definite trend toward more. Mr. I is now outside smoking a cigarette and talking on his roof deck about the future of humanity, and about debt slavery. When he finishes his cigarette the lightbulbs in the house are all swapped out for colored bulbs. The house is now bathed in alternating colors of green and red and purple and blue. A black light is turned on in the kitchen.
 The others are still acending slowly. I am exstatic! I experience intense waves of MDMA-like pleasure jolts (without the extreme empathic component) as I continue to climb toward a peak. Very amphetamine like in character. Visual Hallucinations slowly begin. Shadows are ill defined and seem to waver in density like smoke in a slow breeze. The awareness of colors is directly related to the discussion at hand. Mr. I mentions the devil several times and each time I become particularly aware of swirling red glow pouring over his face. The lightbulb directly over his head was red. Why hadn’t this seemed important before? He hadn’t mentioned the devil before.
T+01:30 Mr. I has decided to read poetry out loud. He wanders through the house spouting Elliot, Coleridge, Pound & Williams. Ms. M mentions that she has just downloaded Ginsberg’s Howl. The music in the background/foreground? interlaces with Mr. I’s voice and the asthetic for the evening is set. I feel like I'm trapped in an Oliver Stone movie. Vibrant colors from the rugs in the living room strike me as more present and more relevant than usual. Music is exchanged for ginsberg and after a few stanzas we realize that Mr. Ginsberg sounds robotic. The music is returned.
T+02:00 Despite my SIGNIFICANT intoxication +++, I feel very comfortable cognitively. There are no thought loops as with LSD.  I am vaguely aware of Ms. M. She remarks how wonderful the steam heat from the radiator feels. There is a very sexual push to this. Sober, I am not very attracted to Ms. M, but I would like to touch her now. Mr. I lets his rabbit loose from it’s cage. He is ++/+++.
T+02:15 The rabbit appears out of thin air in several different rooms as I am sitting or moving. I laugh at us as we try to chase the rabbit around the house. What a drug cliché. It helps that the rabbit is white. Mr. I returns to reading the rhyme of the ancient mariner out loud. He remarks that he is feeling sinister. Red glow returns.
T+03:00 The time dilation is extreme. In 15 minutes, an entire evening has been had. I say that I would love to feel the crunch of some moist bell peppers in my mouth. I’m not enticed by the idea of food, just the sensation of that moist pepper snap as one crunches down on a freshly sliced stick of pepper. Mr. I takes out a cleaver to slice the peppers, but discovers there is none. I comment on the cleaver. He cackles. He becomes Ahab. I back away. We realize that this is reminiscent of the rabbit’s defensive posture, posed against Mr. I.  We are rabbits.
T+4:00 Mr. I proposes that I join he and his colleagues on the board of directors. He has a newly formed not for profit corporation. I am completely zoned and this seems too surreal. We are somehow in a corporate boardroom and he is showing me his company’s mission statement, and its articles of incorporation. I am delighted by the invitation and my companion lays out the details. He will handle all the legal matters. I will travel and collect data. Others will have their positions. The hour of Gonzo has begun. Mr. I has put a CD full of strange dissonant noises on the stereo. He is now wearing a George W Bush mask and parading around the house in a sheet. The music is vaguely tribal, but the occasional crash of timpani is disruptive to that idea. I feel compelled to place my hand on the back of my neck. Mmm, comforting. Mr.
T+05:00 Ms. M is now sober and would like to go home. I am in no shape to drive. Ms. I has at this point decided to sleep. The three of us accompany Ms. M to her car and we watch her as she leaves. It is extremely cold and the adrenergic stimulation makes shivering more pronounced. Mr. I and I walk back and pass a few Saturday evening drunks along the way. One is peeing on his own shoes. He looks like a cartoon. I laugh to myself and Mr. I laughs. Life is amusing. We get back to the safety of his home and begin the philosophical discussion. Social, political, scientific notions are flung around amidst the now flickering colors of the bulbs. Why are they flickering? Mr. I removes the green bulb from the kitchen. The kitchen is now filled with a strawberry red intensity. I remark that we need the balance of the kiwi, the strawberry will overpower us without it. The light is reinstalled. This point is more serious than comic.
T+06:00 We descend into more discussion of scientific matters and matters relating to the corporate mission. The intensity of the hallucinations are fading but this is only apparent in a room with normal lighting. I have been drinking water all night, and pissing all night. We both note how wonderful the experience has been, and how clear and clean our cognitive abilities have been. This is not debilitating like other significant hallucinogens.
T+07:00 We realize that the time dilation is gone. My trip is more or less over and I am very capable of driving. I do not feel drained, mentally or physically. I drive home uneventfully. I got to sleep at about 5:30 AM and woke up at 12:30 PM. No hangover, no mental dullness, no physical pain or soreness. Nothing. A positive energy was noted. I am speechless. This is profound, social, comically entertaining and without a significant refractory (hangover) period. I feel very hopeful about this material.
Be safe. Learn your limits slowly. Enjoy your lilfe.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


On the eve of 21 December [1937], Crowley rounded up representatives of the white, black, brown, red, and yellow races—according to William Hickey's column in the Daily Express the next day the black representative was a dancing-girl, the Indian a non-English speaking Bengali Muslim ‘who seemed rather puzzled by the whole business'—and at the foot of Cleopatra's needle at precisely 6.22 a.m. on 22 December as the sun moved into Capricorn, presented each with a copy of [The Book of the Law]. Acceptance was briefly delayed while Crowley made a short speech:
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. I Ankh-f-n-khonsu, the Priest of the Princes, present you, ______, as representative of your race, with the Book of the Law. It is the charter of Universal Freedom, for every man and woman in the world. Love is the law. Love under will.
Fra. N. , also present together with the Express journalist, named Freedland, recalls the occasion's less spiritual aspects:
We dined together and proceeded to pub and café crawl until the Jew, Indian, Negro and Malayan had been collected. It was very hard keeping the party going until 6 a.m. . . It was one of the craziest evenings I have ever spent, and none of the people picked up knew each other.
Crowley's diary is also light on religious significance:
Freedland—and even N.!—acted nobly. We collected the people of the 5 races, took them to the rooms of one Erskine, a terribly dull party, brightening when we got rid of most of them & started whisky. At Cleopatra's Needle [Mercury, i.e. Wednesday] 6.22 a.m. I presented the 5 copies and made my magical utterance. And so to bed.
22 Dec. 37. Hangover v. bad.
from The Books Of The Beast by Timothy D'Arch Smith (1987)


I've got your picture of me and you
You wrote "I love you" I wrote "me too"
I sit there staring and there's nothing else to do
Oh it's in color, Your hair is brown
Your eyes are hazel and soft as clouds
I often kiss you when there's no one else around
I've got your picture, I've got your picture
I'd like a million of you all round my cell
I want a doctor to take your picture
So I can look at you from inside as well
You've got me turning up and turning down
And turning in and turning 'round
I'm turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
I've got your picture, I've got your picture
I'd like a million of you all round my cell
I want a doctor to take your picture
So I can look at you from inside as well
You've got me turning up and turning down
And turning in and turning 'round
I'm turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
No sex, no drugs, no wine, no women
No fun, no sin, no you, no wonder it's dark
Everyone around me is a total stranger
Everyone avoids me like a cyclone ranger, everyone
I'm turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
I'm turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so


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Gustav Engström
PB-workshop, 2016
"A reduction in the pH of the ocean over an extended period, typically decades or longer, which is caused primarily by uptake of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, but can also be caused by other chemical additions or subtractions from the ocean."
- IPCC
| - Average global surface ocean pH has fallen from a pre-industrial value of 8.21 to 8.10, corresponding to an increase in acidity of 28.8%. - Values of 7.8–7.9 are expected by 2100. - Current rates are 10 times faster than any time during the last 55 milj. years. |
The saturation state of aragonite ($\Omega$), is a common measurement of ocean acidification. Currently, the saturation state of aragonite is approximately equal to 84% of the preindustrial level.
The planetary boundary is set to 80% of the preindustrial level in both the 2009 and the 2015 paper.
Ocean acidification can only be mitigated by reducing atmospheric CO2.


Overview of Folder Types
The Digital Asset Management Pro module comes with the following folder types:
Overview of the folder types:
- Standard - File System: Location to store most of your files. This is the default option.
- Secure - File System: This folder encrypts file names to prevent direct linking to files.
- Secure - Database: Stores files as a byte array in the database rather than in the usual file system.
- Amazon Folder Provider: Stores files on the Amazon service.
- Azure Folder Provider: Stores files on the Azure service.
- UNC Folder Provider: UNC (Universal Naming Convention or Uniform Naming Convention) folders specify the location of resources on a local-area network (LAN) using the following format:\\server-name\shared-resource-pathname.
To view the folder types available on your site:
- Navigate to Admin > File Management - OR - Go to a Digital Asset Management Pro module.
- Select Edit > Mange Folder Types from the module action menu.
The Folder Type Definitions page


Ping-Pong
About Ping Pong
Created By:
Garrett Biernat
GitHub Username/URL:
gdbmedia
Level 1 Test for:
Intro
Let's play!
Rules:
Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:
Numbers divisible by 3 become "ping"
Numbers divisible by 5 become "pong"
Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 become "pingpong"
Enter your number here:
Ping Pong!


These examples have moved to storybook
https://solid.github.io/solid-ui/examples/storybook/?path=/docs/forms-appendform--trivial-comment-field


Welcome to the SOCIAL MEDIA NEWS FEED AGGREGATOR!! A cool portal which allows to integrate Twitter and Instagram accounts.
This is the front-end view for a social media aggregator, built on angular framework and bootstrap. It has been created to highlight the features of the middleware, which will be built during the course of the project.
The main features included on the front-end are new user sign up, existing user login, view of news feed collaboration, profile view and settings to edit your profile
- Muhammad Azeem
- H00176383<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Contributionsn: Bug fixing, middleware planning, testing.
- Apeqsha
- H00239670<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Contributions: Feature testing, bug fixing, Compatibility testing, documentation, middleware planning.
- Balraj Singh Bains
- H00178271<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Contributions: Framework implementation, task distribution, middleware emulation, documentation, middleware planning, design implementation.
- Mark Ericson Ponce Santos
- H00173340<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Contributions: Feature implementation, bug fixing, documentation, testing.
- Login
- Sign Up Today! Login and enjoy the comfort of reading all your news feeds through one portal.
- Allows a user to login to access their social media accounts
- Profile
- View your Twitter and Instagram feeds here and catch up with your friends!
- Users can view their feeds from their social media accounts, interact with it and post content.
- Settings
- The only constant is change! DP your new selfie, change your profile description, add/remove your Twitter and Instagram accounts.
- Users can view and edit their profile settings here, they can also add new social media accounts here.
- Angular JS
- JavaScript Framework for making web applications. Used for creating the application as a single page application, handling views, managing the logic and routes.
- Roboto Font
- Font used for themeing purposes
- Bootstrap 3
- Bootstrap 3 provides a set of UI components for the website. It uses jQuery as a dependency.


Shuffle functions for ndarrays.¶
Shuffle slices of ndarray along specific axis.¶
-
dlutils.shuffle.
shuffle_ndarray
(x, axis=0)[source]¶ Shuffle slices of ndarray along specific axis.
For example, given a 4-dimentional ndarray, which represents a batch of images in BCHW format, one could shuffle samples in that batch by applying
shuffle_ndarray()
withaxis
= 0.Note
Function does not return anything. It shuffles ndarray inplace.
- Parameters
x (array_like) – ndarray to shuffle.
axis (int, optional) – The axis over which to shuffle. Defaults to 0.
Example
>>> a = np.asarray([[1, 5], [0, 2], [0, 1]]) >>> a array([[1, 5], [0, 2], [0, 1]]) >>> dlutils.shuffle.shuffle_ndarray(a, axis=0) >>> a array([[0, 2], [0, 1], [1, 5]]) >>> dlutils.shuffle.shuffle_ndarray(a, axis=1) >>> a array([[2, 0], [1, 0], [5, 1]])
Shuffle ndarrays in union.¶
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dlutils.shuffle.
shuffle_ndarrays_in_unison
(arrays, axis=0)[source]¶ Shuffle slices of a list of ndarrays along specific axis with the same permutation for each of the arrays in the list.
Works similar to
shuffle_ndarray()
, but applys the same permutation to all arrays in the listNote
Function does not return anything. It shuffles ndarray inplace. All arrays in the list should have the same shape.


HTML
Introduction
What is HTML?
- HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language
- HTML is the standard markup language for creating Web pages
- HTML describes the structure of a Web page
- HTML consists of a series of elements
- HTML elements tell the browser how to display the content
- HTML elements label pieces of content such as "this is a heading", "this is a paragraph", "this is a link", etc.
Paragraphs
HTML Paragraphs The HTML tag "< p >" element defines a paragraph. A paragraph always starts on a new line, and browsers automatically add some white space (a margin) before and after a paragraph.
Headings
HTML Headings
HTML headings are titles or subtitles that you want to display on a webpage.
Example :
HEADING 1
HEADING 2
HEADING 3
HEADING 4
HEADING 5
HEADING 6
Comments
HTML Comment Tags You can add comments to your HTML source by using the following syntax: < ! --- write command here -->


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Xhalfaversary_insert()
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Inserts animal Ids of all primates with each half birth day date from birth
until death or the current date into the database table
animal.dbl.Xhalfaversary . |
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add_arc_species_code()
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Adds arc_species_code for each animal
in character vector id of the provided dataframe id_df. |
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add_birth_date()
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Returns dataframe with POSIXct date vector of birth dates for each animal
in character vector id of the provided dataframe id_df.
Returns NA in vector if not available. |
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add_colony()
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Returns dataframe with colony for each animal
in character vector id for a specified date in colony_date column of the
provided dataframe id_df.
Returns NA in vector if not available. |
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add_common_name()
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Returns dataframe with and additional column (common_name) corresponding
to each animal in the id column of the provided dataframe. |
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add_death_date()
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Returns dataframe with POSIXct date vector of death dates for each animal
in character vector id of the provided dataframe id_df.
Returns NA in vector if not available. |
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add_departure_date()
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Returns dataframe with POSIXct date vector of departure dates for each animal
in character vector id of the provided dataframe id_df.
Returns NA in vector if not available. |
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add_sex()
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Returns dataframe with sex for each animal
in character vector id of the provided dataframe id_df.
Returns NA in vector if not available. |
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alias_id_to_snprc_id()
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Converts an alias (alternate) animal Id to an animal Id. |
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begin_tran()
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Begins a transaction |
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commit_tran()
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Commits a database transaction |
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create_Xhalfaversary()
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Create the database table animal.dbl.Xhalfaversary |
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create_age_location_sex_species_view()
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Creates v_animal_age_location_sex_species as a view in animal database if
it does not already exists. |
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delete_database_record_by_object_id()
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Returns logical vector indicating TRUE if record was deleted. |
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delete_database_tbl()
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Returns TRUE if the database table was successfully deleted. |
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delete_id_from_tbl()
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Returns the number of rows deleted from a database table when all the rows associated
with a list of names are deleted. |
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delete_offspring_from_offspring_table()
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Returns the number of rows deleted from the offspring table |
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disable_trigger()
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Has the side effect of disabling a specific trigger as defined by type and
table name. |
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drop_Xhalfaversary()
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Drops Xhalfaversary table and returns TRUE if the database table
animal.dbl.Xhalfaversary was successfully drop |
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enable_trigger()
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Has the side effect of enabling a specific trigger as defined by type and
table name. |
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fill_halfaversary_tbl()
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Fill the database table animal.dbl.Xhalfaversary |
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get_age_dist()
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Get the maximum age within a species for a specific date range |
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get_assignments_to_iacuc()
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Returns dataframe with the animals with a status of assigned, hold, or
to an IACUC on a particular
date. |
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get_audit_proc_df()
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Returns dataframe with audit table data for audit_procedures_entered
table of animals for the date range specified. |
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get_audit_vitals_df()
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Returns dataframe with audit table data for audit_vitals table of animals
from arrival to death. |
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get_audit_weight_df()
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Returns dataframe with audit_weight data of animals from arrival to death. |
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get_average_number_of_cagemates()
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Returns the average number of cagemates each animal has for days
between and including start and end dates. |
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get_births_in_iacuc()
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Returns a dataframe containing the id, sex, and birth date of animals born
between to dates inclusive and assigned to a specific IACUC protocol. |
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get_cagemates()
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Returns the cagemates and total number of days together for each animal
between and including start and end dates. |
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get_charge_account_table()
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Get charge_account table contents |
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get_column_names()
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Returns a character vector containing all of the column names of for the
specified table. |
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get_common_name_for_arc_species_codes()
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Get common name for arc_species_codes |
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get_common_name_for_genus()
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Make a named vector to translate three letter genus and species codes to
common_names. |
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get_common_name_for_species_code()
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Returns a character vector of common names using a vector of
three character species codes (species_codes) |
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get_dams_with_infants()
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Dams with infants within a specified date range of provided. |
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get_direct_ancestors()
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Get direct ancestors for supplied IDs. |
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get_dispositions_for_iacuc()
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Returns dataframe with the disposition code, disposition description, and
count of animals with the disposition code within start_date and end_date
inclusive for a specific working_iacuc. |
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get_female_exposed_to_male_days()
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Get number of days females were exposed to fertile males. |
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get_first_offspring()
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Get the first offspring for animals of a specified sex and arc_species_code
within a specified date range of provided. |
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get_id_active_IACUC()
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Get IACUCs active for an animal on a specified date. |
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get_id_clinical_admit()
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Get clinical admissions active for an animal on a specified date. |
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get_id_str()
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Returns the character string corresponding to the animal Id columns for
specific tables. |
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get_ids_having_specific_char()
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Returns dataframe with animals having a specific character in their
permanent Id. |
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get_location_on_date()
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Get location from animal.dbo.location for each animal on the date
specified. |
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get_maintenance_iacuc()
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Get dataframe with maintenance IACUC protocols including
arc_num_seq , arc_num_genus , working_iacuc ,
and iacuc_type . |
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get_max_age()
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Get the maximum age within a species for a specific date range |
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get_non_productive_animals()
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Get non-productive animals of a specified sex, arc_species_code, and age. |
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get_number_of_cagemates()
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Returns the number of cagemates each animal has for each day between and
including start and end dates. |
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get_object_ids_in_tbl()
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Returns a character vector of OBJECT_ID values from a character vector
(o_ids) that were found to be in the database table being queried. |
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get_object_ids_not_in_tbl()
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Returns a character vector of OBJECT_ID values from a character vector
(o_ids) that were not found to be in the database table being queried. |
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get_proc_df()
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Get procedure data for animals within date ranges. |
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get_rearing()
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Get rearing code and rearing description for Ids provided. |
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get_relatives()
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Returns a data frame containing four columns: id, sire_id,
dam_id, sex when given a character vector of one or more Ids in ids. |
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get_siblings()
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Returns data frame with specified siblings for Ids provided. |
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get_table_names()
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Returns a character vector of table names for the database connection conn
where the names do not include specified strings. |
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get_table_names_w_id_col()
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Returns a character vector of table names for the database connection conn
where the names do not include specified strings, each table has a column
with the name 'id', and the master table is listed first. |
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get_table_w_col()
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Returns a character vector of tables names for the database connection conn
where the tables contain a column matching a specific regular expression. |
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get_tables_and_columns()
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Get tables and columns for a database connection. |
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get_tables_views_and_columns()
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Get tables, views, and columns for a database connection. |
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get_tables_with_data()
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Returns a dataframe with a character vector listing the table names and an
integer vector indicating the number of rows for those tables having
at least one record with values for the animals of interest. |
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get_tran_count()
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Get TRANSACTION count |
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get_trigger_name()
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Returns a character vector with one trigger name af a specific type for each table
name provided. |
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get_vasectomized_males()
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Get vasectomized males of a specified arc_species_code that died after a
specified date. |
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get_view_names()
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Returns a character vector of view names for the database connection conn
where the names do not include specified strings. |
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get_vitals_df()
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Returns dataframe with vitals, date_tm of collection, user name (user_n),
and entry_date_tm of animals from arrival to death. |
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get_weight_df()
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Returns dataframe with weights, date_tm of collection, user name (user_n),
and entry_date_tm of animals from arrival to death. |
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has_id_column()
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Returns a logical vector indicating whether or not each table contains a
column named 'id'. |
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is_animal_alive()
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Returns logical vector indicating if id is animal in master and alive on the
provided date. |
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is_animal_id()
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Returns logical vector indicating if animal ids are in master. |
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is_bad_animal_id()
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Returns the proported animal Id(s) that cannot be found in the master table
of the animal database. |
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is_database_tbl()
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Returns TRUE if table exist and FALSE if it does not |
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is_database_view()
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Returns TRUE if view exist and FALSE if it does not |
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is_location()
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Returns logical vector indicating if a location exists. |
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is_primate_id()
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Returns logical vector indicating if animal ids represent a primate. |
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remove_housekeeping_columns()
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Returns a character vector with the column_names vector having had all
housekeeping columns removed. |
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rollback_tran()
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Rollsback a transaction, returns FALSE if there is not a
transaction to rollback otherwise TRUE' |
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row_exist()
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Returns logical vector of length one indication whether or not at least
one record exists in the table having an id equal to the value of id. |
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rows_with_id_in_table()
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Returns integer vector of length one indicating the number of records that
exists in the table having an id equal to the value of id. |
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update_ids_in_tables_by_id()
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Returns the number of rows updated when old Ids are replaced by replacement Ids
in one or more database tables. |


Statistics
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Intro
In this blog I am going to deal with 'variable scope'. The official MSDN definition is:
The scope of a variable, sometimes referred to as accessibility of a variable, refers to where the variable can be read from and/or written to, and the variable's lifetime, or how long it stays in memory. The scope of a procedure or method refers to where a procedure can be called from or under what context you are allowed to call a method.
The MSDN site also gives the really useful table below, which outlines concisely the general scoping rules for a variable.
What does that mean?
Objects created within methods are called local variables. They are local to the method, rather than belonging to object like member variables do. When the method ends the variable is destroyed and therefore can no longer be accessed. They are effectively temporary places to hold values.
On a technical level
At a technical level it is about putting things into memory or on 'the stack'. These variables are said to have 'local scope'.
The alternative to variables that get put on the 'stack' are 'reference types' that get created on an undifferentiated block of memory known as 'the heap'. These are 'reference types' as opposed to value types. When you declare an instance of a reference type you are actually declaring a reference which is a variable that refers to another object. It all seems a bit complicated when described like that, so let's look at an example to try to clarify it.
When we use the following code:
Person karen = new Client();
the 'new' operator creates a Client object on the heap and returns a reference to it. That reference is assigned to karen. So karen is a reference object that refers to a Client object on the heap. For all practical purposes though, you can treat karen as if it were the Client object itself.
When to use the various scopes
The majority of variables used in your programmes will be instance variables used at the procedure level. It is quite unusual to use variables at the 'block' level, but it is allowed within the language. Most variables relate to a particular instance of your object and so that will be the scope of that variable.
Module or Class level variables are used less frequently, but can be a good alternative to the cumbersome need to always pass variables from one routine to another using a parameter. Another common use of static member variables is to keep track of the number of instance objects that currently exist for your class. This count does not belong to any particular instance of the object so needs to be stored as a static variable.
Project level variables are effectively 'global' variables. If you wish to have a 'global' variable, one that can be seen by any procedure anywhere in your program, you need to declare this type of variable as a Public scope in a module somewhere in your program. These variables should be used sparingly as they are very hard to keep track of. Multiple routines may attempt to use the variable at the same time and this can cause unexpected problems and difficulties in debugging.


Bugs Fixed
- 3889 Change label of tab "XML Services/Queues"
- 3891 Admin UI home page update for 3.0
- 3892 Server Startup Information (Branding Info)
- 3893 When v:data-set @nrows = 1 the 'next' and 'prev' buttons do
- 3895 Segmentation fault after running dbpump from Yacutia
- 3907 Explain HO-S-4 and HO-S-5 login
- 3918 Validators can't work inside Data-Set
- 3919 There is no way to format columns data in editing controls
- 3920 v:button @style=url or @style=image not working properly
- 3921 Logical validators error in Data-Set
- 3923 xslt_format_number doesn't work properly with value 0
- 3924 "Cancel" failed after Edit mode in Data-Set
- 3925 v:column is not more needed in v:data-set
- 3926 v:update-field obsoleted
- 3931 Initializing JAVA Hosting Tutorials hangs server
- 3932 Position Holding in Tutorial Frames
- 3936 Virtuoso Unix Installer script
- 3943 Data-Set don't work properly inside 'if-login' template
- 3950 PDF Version of Documentation is not match HTML
- 3956 Tutorial Reorganization
- 3969 Install.sh text changes
- 3972 Configs, Makefile and installer are not "unpublished propriety
- 3973 Virtuoso crashes
- 3984 Dynamic Generation of Runtime Tutorial Heading
- 3998 bad xpath_eval with //
- 3999 Group by clause works wrong.
- 4000 end_result() has wrong side effect when procedure called fro
- 4003 Some catalogs missing in drop down in SOAP expose
- 4004 Move Reload button in SOAP expose
- 4005 Rename Grant and revoke buttons in SOAP expose
- 4006 SQL Error 22023 SR016 in SOAP endpoint hierarchical list
- 4013 Install.sh conclusion text needs changing
- 4017 Installer is broken - uid and password update
- 4021 Lack of pre_render_ method for most of controls
- 4025 Service Tray Service Manger About contains a typing mistake
- 4026 UDDI; typo in Contact details tab "Address"
- 4030 DB - TABLE CREATION : Data entered by user is lost
- 4034 Absence of the strong KEY column for the UDDI.DESCRIPTION t
- 4044 style="url" for "Delete" v:button in data-set caused error.
- 4049 V:URL unsuitable
- 4054 WSDL import uncatched error
- 4062 Virgin XP installation of Mono Based Server fails to start
- 4063 Installer does not set CLASSPATH to point to Virtuoso JDBC
- 4066 Virtuoso Java Based Server fails to start
- 4067 Linux installer does not present best default Server for install
- 4076 System Tray Icon doe not get removed
- 4078 gacutil is missing for RT framework
- 4079 VSCM toggles the wrong DB
- 4084 Server Crash - ASP.NET hosting
- 4090 Retrieve in tables list
- 4095 Browse button in column name for v:text inspector does not work
- 4096 v:login + page-decor + buttons failed
- 4099 Problem with ORDER BY
- 4100 Problems with using xpath_contains and xquery_eval in SQL statement
- 4102 Kill foreground process misses php java mono servers
- 4106 SQL-XML unhandled error
- 4109 DB hang when running backup with clear backup context checker
- 4110 SQL-XML Error message upon unsuccessful execution of query
- 4111 SQL-XML Error attempting to reset the form
- 4114 Virtuoso service starts even though no valid license found
- 4115 Installer doesn't alert user of non-started instance
- 4118 case expression incorrectly works in select statement
- 4125 eNews fails to display scrolling items
- 4126 Driver does not display SQLSTATE error messages
- 4129 Views do not show up via SQLTables call
- 4130 entity reference breaks XSLT processor
- 4159 Can't insert date/datetime values as string literals
- 4169 Page with list of saved SQL->XML queries missing
- 4170 Successful/unsuccessful messages in SQL->XML
- 4171 SQL-XML misplaced option
- 4173 Missing owner/group params in SQL-XML page
- 4174 Missing default root element name in SQL-XML execution
- 4175 SQL-XML execution Apply XSLT?
- 4177 Button names in Profiling
- 4181 Can not "manage" the default "db30" instance
- 4188 Open Demo.openlinksw.com in New Window
- 4196 Min And Max attributes for v:validator
- 4197 v:validator with test="sql"
- 4207 Visit the online tutorials links are inconsistent
- 4217 Declare continue handler for block don't work.
- 4222 ho-s-7 (DataGrid Demo) problems
- 4234 Tutorial and offline documentation creation failure in demo
- 4245 .NET client can't work properly with ODBC driver


Samantha Stedtler Timotheus Kampik
Helena Lindgren
Umeå University
### Agenda
* Motivation
* Research question
* Ultimatum Game
* Bandit-based Fairness Nudging
* Prototype
* Simulation
* Future Work
### Motivation
* AI at scale: *Choice architecture* and *nudging* key concerns
* Vision of *choice architecture*: improve welfare without sacrificing autonomy
* Vision of *nudging*: align human (user) behavior with business objective
→ Gap between Thaler's vision and today's reality
### Research Question
Can we use recommender system algorithms for social good, *i.e.* to facilitate **fair** behavior?
### Ultimatum Game
* 2 players
* Player 1 (**proposer**) can share 100 coins, *e.g.*, ``20/80``
* Player 2 (**responder**) can reject or accept
* If accept: share coins; else: nobody gets any coins
* Human-agent ultimatum game
* Several rounds, switch of roles after each round
### Bandit-based Fairness Nudging I
12 different modes over three variables:
* Emotional (the agent ) vs. argumentative
* Stingy (the agent highlights "unfair" behavior of the human) vs. fair (the agent highlights the "fair" target behavior)
* Verbal (the agent adjusts only its text feedback) vs. non-verbal
### Bandit-based Fairness Nudging II
$\epsilon$-greedy multi-armed bandit:
* Take random mode first;
* Then: take "best" mode (based on previous experience)
* But: "explore" with probability of $\epsilon$
* $\epsilon$-decay: decrease $\epsilon$ every turn
Prototype I
Prototype II
Prototype III
Prototype VI
### Future Work
* Human-computer interaction study
* Pick "better" bandit!
Thank you!
Questions?
*This work was partially supported by the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation.*


The piano is an acoustic, stringed musical instrument invented in Italy by Bartolomeo Cristofori around the year 1700 (the exact year is uncertain), in which the strings are struck by wooden hammers that are coated with a softer material (modern hammers are covered with dense wool felt; some early pianos used leather). It is played using a keyboard, which is a row of keys (small levers) that the performer presses down or strikes with the fingers and thumbs of both hands to cause the hammers to strike the strings. Beethoven is probably the most notable piano composer who ever lived.
The guitar is a fretted musical instrument that usually has six strings.It is typically played with both hands by strumming or plucking the strings with either a guitar pick or the fingers/fingernails of one hand, while simultaneously fretting (pressing the strings against the frets) with the fingers of the other hand. The sound of the vibrating strings is projected either acoustically, by means of the hollow chamber of the guitar (for an acoustic guitar), or through an electrical amplifier and a speaker.
A tabla is a pair of twin hand drums from the Indian subcontinent. Since the 18th century, tabla has been the principal percussion instrument in Hindustani classical music, where it may be played solo, as accompaniment with other instrument and vocals, and as a part of larger ensembles. Tabla is also frequently played in popular and folk music performances in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka.Tabla is also featured in dance performances such as Kathak.
The drum is a member of the percussion group of musical instruments. Drums consist of at least one membrane, that is stretched over a shell and struck, either directly with the player's hands, or with a percussion mallet, to produce sound.. A wide variety of sticks are used, including wooden sticks and sticks with soft beaters of felt on the end. In jazz, some drummers use brushes for a smoother, quieter sound.Drums are the world's oldest and most ubiquitous musical instruments, and the basic design has remained virtually unchanged for thousands of years.
The violin, sometimes known as a fiddle, is a wooden chordophone (string instrument) in the violin family.The violin was first known in 16th-century Italy. Most violins have a hollow wooden body.The violin typically has four strings, usually tuned in perfect fifths with notes G3, D4, A4, E5, and is most commonly played by drawing a bow across its strings.Violins are important instruments in a wide variety of musical genres. They are most prominent in the Western classical tradition, both in ensembles (from chamber music to orchestras) and as solo instruments.
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Splendid Soviet painting of classroom computers is yours for $2500
by Rob BeschizzaMarcin Wichary spotted this fantastic Soviet painting of youngsters at the computer on offer for $2500 on Ebay.
Russian Ukrainian Soviet author's painting.
Painter: unknown.
Time of the creation: 1980s y.
Oil on canvas. painting will be shipped without stretcher in a tube.
Size: 100x120 cm (39x47 in)
Big fan of ortholinear, big fan of Ukrainian thrift store art.


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Description: Example of the compatibility with the
Scroller extension and
ColVis button, as well as disabling un-needed conditions.
The table below was initiated with
KeepConditions, as well as two DataTables extensions,
Scroller and the
ColVis button. Becuase the Scroller extension is being used, we have no use for the paging or length conditions to be kept, thus, those two were manually disabled, and everything else was enabled.


{% assign race-info = site.data.internal.position-tags | where:"PositionUniqueName",include.race-id | first -%}
(This position is acclaimed.)
{% elsif num-to-elect == 0 %} {% elsif num-to-elect == valid-nominees.size %}(These {{ num-to-elect }} positions are acclaimed.)
{%- elsif num-to-elect > 1 %}(Elect {{ num-to-elect }}; vote for up to {{ num-to-elect }})
{%- endif -%} {% if sorted-nominees.size > 0 or num-to-elect == 0 %}Whoops! Nobody appears to be running for this position! Has democracy failed or are our records out of date?
{% endif %} {% unless page.hide-details %} {% include list-events.html race-id=include.race-id alias-string=race-info.Aliases %} {% include list-media.html race-id=include.race-id alias-string=race-info.Aliases %} {% endunless %}⬆ Go back to position list. {% endif %}


UX Aspects components can be used in Angular projects (Angular or AngularJS 1.x), and those shown in the CSS section can be used in non-Angular projects. Details on installing and using the components are shown below. The installation instructions are broken down into four alternative methods as detailed in the following tabsets:
rxjs-compat
for Angular 6 applications: npm install rxjs-compat --saveThe UX Aspects resources (scripts, CSS, fonts, and images) can be downloaded from the GitHub releases page.
dist
folder.
The UX Aspects stylesheet can be applied in three different ways as outlined in the following tabs:
If using the CLI, the UX Aspects stylesheet can be added in the angular-cli.json
file:
When using Webpack the UX Aspects stylesheet can be included in the main stylesheet of the application:
If your application does not use Node or Webpack, you can download UX Aspects and copy the fonts, img, and styles
directories to your application. The UX Aspects stylesheet can be applied from styles/ux-aspects.css
by adding a link
tag in the page header. This is the only required step for non-Angular sites.
UX Aspects can be used in Angular and AngularJS projects as follows:
Import the required component module(s) into the module that will be using them.
If the component is marked AngularJS in the documentation, it will need to be upgraded using Angular's UpgradeAdapter.
The components marked AngularJS can be included by importing
@ux-aspects/ux-aspects/ng1/ux-aspects-ng1.js
. Over the coming months, these will be replaced with Angular components, so
it is recommended to set up the project as a hybrid AngularJS/Angular site. See the
Angular Upgrade Guide
for details on modifying a project to support Angular components. Components marked Angular
in the documentation should be included via the import
keyword and downgraded to be used in a hybrid site.
The changelog contains details of current and previous releases of UX Aspects.
The licenses page contains the licensing details for UX Aspects and the 3rd party libraries that it depends upon.


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The Australian Capital Teritory is the heart of Australia with much to see and do!
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I'm sorry but we couldn't find the page you were looking for.


Pick your poison.
The Chinese name for steamed sponge cake is 发糕 (fāgāo), reminiscent of the Chinese for making a fortune (发财). It is a traditional sweet food and many Chinese people eat it for breakfast. Because glutinous rice wine is used when making this brown or white steamed sponge cake it has a special fragrance. It will become cold and hard so just steam it again and then you can enjoy the spongy cake.
 They are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.
Peanuts are also known as longevity nuts, symbolizing vitality and longevity in Chinese culture. Chinese people have invented many ways to eat peanuts, and making fried flour-coated peanuts is one of the most popular ones.
This soft and sweet dessert can be found easily in supermarkets and bakeries. Strips of dough paste are fried until they reach a yellowish color, then are mixed with syrup, which holds them together, and cut into cubes when cold.


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We are conducting a user study to compare different designs of the Obsidian language to see which is best for programmers. Help us design a safer, easier to use programming language by participating in a Carnegie Mellon research study!


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Hi there, Previously my twitter id was hacked and some body followed so many people. And I still have no idea who did this. But I found a way to unfollow them all at one. First I loaded full list of people my twitter used to follow.
Then on right click and selecting console in my browser I typed this command in console.
$(".user-actions-follow-button").click();
This way you can follow/unfollow more than 1400. And You can read about the twitter limitations here
But to start following people again you will have wait for another day, with the same command you can friend them again :) enjoy!


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Networking gives me a great insight on how technology works. From sending a simple text message or receiving one to loading a search in Google. It has a sequenced process that makes it easier to understand.
Certificate in Graphic Design with an overall grade of A-
Certificate in 3D Animation, Sound and Music Production
Technology, through most of my studies, technology has played a huge part. I have become more acquainted with it and it’s safe to say I know my way around a computer. It is more like deciphering a puzzle and still it is an art in itself.
3D animation, After high school I decided to expound on my passion for art. I took a course in 3D animation. Video editing and script writing are some of the other benefits I derived from pursuing 3D Animation.
Creative Arts, from grade 7 I developed a passion in art. I tutored myself by trying new projects and pushing my skills to the limit. By the time I was in high school, I was able to sell some of my artwork by designing cards and letters.
Camera and Lighting, it is one of my favorite abilities. To me photos are art in their own right, they capture the best part of an image or a person. I enjoyed the projects I got to do while learning the ways around it. It’s something I plan on pursuing.
After high school I worked as a waitress at “Nimo’s tasty food” café. It was a good experience, my key responsibility was to make sure the customers experience was a positive by keenly taking their order, delivering orders in time and handling the payment transaction swiftly. While pursuing my studies in networking. I was offered an internship job in copycat limited. I gained lots of experience working in the field with the company’s engineers. I got to have a feel of what being an engineer is all about. I got to help work on projects from established companies like, the United Nations and Aljazeera. It is an experience I will never forget.
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As the sales manager in a Adwest limited. A platform for Technology and how to implement it mostly in the security industry.
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