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| bool | getDatagram (Datagram data) |
| const FileReference | getFile () |
| Returns the FileReference that provides the source for these datagrams, if any, or NULL if the datagrams do not originate from a file on disk. More... | |
| const Filename | getFilename () |
| Returns the filename that provides the source for these datagrams, if any, or empty string if the datagrams do not originate from a file on disk. More... | |
| Streamoff | getFilePos () |
| Returns the current file position within the data stream, if any, or 0 if the file position is not meaningful or cannot be determined. More... | |
| time_t | getTimestamp () |
| Returns the on-disk timestamp of the file that was read, at the time it was opened, if that is available, or 0 if it is not. More... | |
| VirtualFile | getVfile () |
| Returns the VirtualFile that provides the source for these datagrams, if any, or NULL if the datagrams do not originate from a VirtualFile. More... | |
| bool | isEof () |
| bool | isError () |
| bool | saveDatagram (SubfileInfo info) |
| Skips over the next datagram without extracting it, but saves the relevant file information in the SubfileInfo object so that its data may be read later. More... | |
This class defines the abstract interace to any source of datagrams, whether it be from a file or from the net.
| bool getDatagram | ( | Datagram | data | ) |
| const FileReference getFile | ( | ) |
Returns the FileReference that provides the source for these datagrams, if any, or NULL if the datagrams do not originate from a file on disk.
| const Filename getFilename | ( | ) |
Returns the filename that provides the source for these datagrams, if any, or empty string if the datagrams do not originate from a file on disk.
| Streamoff getFilePos | ( | ) |
Returns the current file position within the data stream, if any, or 0 if the file position is not meaningful or cannot be determined.
For DatagramGenerators that return a meaningful file position, this will be pointing to the first byte following the datagram returned after a call to get_datagram().
| time_t getTimestamp | ( | ) |
Returns the on-disk timestamp of the file that was read, at the time it was opened, if that is available, or 0 if it is not.
| VirtualFile getVfile | ( | ) |
Returns the VirtualFile that provides the source for these datagrams, if any, or NULL if the datagrams do not originate from a VirtualFile.
| bool isEof | ( | ) |
| bool isError | ( | ) |
| bool saveDatagram | ( | SubfileInfo | info | ) |
Skips over the next datagram without extracting it, but saves the relevant file information in the SubfileInfo object so that its data may be read later.
For non-file-based datagram generators, this may mean creating a temporary file and copying the contents of the datagram to disk.
Returns true on success, false on failure or if this method is unimplemented.


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PSG leading transfer race for Wolves teen ahead of Liverpool and Arsenal - report
Latest Wolves transfer news | Owen Otasowie is being linked with a number of clubs
by Shane Ireland, https://www.facebook.com/ShaneIrelandJournalistParis Saint-Germain are leading the race to sign Wolverhampton Wanderers youngster Owen Otasowie, according to reports.
The centre-back, who can also play in midfield, impressed against the French side in the Under-23 Premier League International Cup last week.
The 18-year-old hasn’t been a regular for the U23s this season but looked assured in possession and defended resolutely in the 1-1 draw at Molineux.
Liverpool and Arsenal are said to be admirers of the former USA U18 international who has played twice in the EFL Trophy this season, featuring against Blackpool and Morecambe.
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We’ll be bringing the very latest on Wolves throughout the week and around the clock.
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You can follow our Wolves reporter Alex Dicken on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>According to the Sun, there is also interest from Germany in the form of Schalke, currently managed by former Huddersfield Town boss David Wagner.
Otasowie is out of contract in the summer and Wolves would only be due training compensation following a move to Europe.
The former Mass Elite Academy player also qualifies for England and Nigeria at international level.


OpenGrab Electro Permanent Magnet NicaDrone.com
EPM688-V2.5x
General Description
The EPM688-V2.5X is an Electro Permanent Magnet, combining the advantages of electro and permanent magnets.
The magnetic domains in the Alico magnets are aligned in a particular orientation as to form a magnetic circuit with a ferrous target plate. A short, 20us pulse current of 300A is generated by discharging the main capacitor through a Thyristor full bridge into the copper winding generating a field of 70kAm. This field is used to align Alico domains.
The key advantage is a very strong electromagnet that does not consume energy during steady state operation only during cycling
This Device comes with integrated electronics that can be operated with a 50Hz 5V PWM signal common on RC electronics. The device is designed to hold 5kg of cargo with a holding force of over 80N or 8kg.
Applications
· Cargo lifting in UAVs
· Robot work holidng
· Education demonstration of magnetic properties
Features
· 5-6V Vcc
· PWM signal
· Minimal steady state power <1mW
· Water resistant conformal coating
· Short cycle time
· On board Pic12F with source code and in-circuit programming header
Recommended Operational Conditions
Pin Functions
GND
Ground pin
Vin
5V supply
PWM
RC PWM signal input
ICSP CLK / Data
The Data pin puts out the current state of the EPM,TTL high for On and TTL low for Off.
Vpp, Vdd, Vss, ICSP Dat, ICSP CLK
These pins are broken out to provide the user with the ability to reprogram the on board PIC12F. Further information can be found in the documentation provided by Microchip
Operation
After connection VCC and GND the device will charge the capacitor.
When a on command is given either by the toggling push button or by a PWM signal the device will discharge the capacitor 6 times into the coil. This takes 1750ms
When a off command is given the device will alternately magnetize the alnico magnets repeadly while decreasing the amplitude of the voltage thereby demagnetizing the Alnico magnet. This takes 1250ms
Push Button Mode
Pressing the Push button will toggle between an on and off command
PWM Mode
A RC Pulse Width Modulated signal can also be used. High times between 0.75 and 1.25ms are consider an Off command. 1.75-2.25ms is considered On command. Moving the signal on time from neutral, 1.25-1.75ms to either On or Off range will command the EPM to go into the respected state.
Error
The Led will blink once every 64 PWM signal errors. An error is either a missing or out time range PWM, about every 2 seconds for a missing PWM.
LED
Led goes on when the button is pressed. The Led will blink rapidly 4 times after a command has been executed, either going On or Off.
Principle of operation
U2 a boost converter creates 40V and charges the main capacitors, C1 and C2 storing 550mJ.
The full bridge Thyristor discharges this energy into a copper coil making up the magnetic assembly. This creates a 300A current


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4QR.xyz is an online interactive artwork which allows the complete embedding of a web page into a URL.
The encoder allows you to encode your own wepage into a URL.
Anything that can be displayed by a web browser can be encoded.
Technical info can be found in the reference
To share your code, consider posting your link on the 4QR.xyz subreddit.
Some of the best code will be curated into the gallery.
Site issues and feature requests can be reported to the issues page of the 4QR.xyz GitHub page.
Questions and/or comments can be addressed to the 4QR.xyz e-mail address
(all emails are read but may not be replied to).
News will be posted to twitter.
A: 4QR.xyz was originally created by Alexander Reben to encode digital artworks into QR codes.
QR codes with an embedded URL will directly open in a browser when read.
So a website was created to render the data contained in a URL into a browser.
This allows all the data needed to make a webpage to be rendered without that webpage hosted on a server.
It became apparent that the tool itself could be used to create and share small creative web applications
(as well as any other code that a browser can display) is a non centralized way.
The data can be stored in QR codes, link shorteners, NFC cards or the blockchain.
A: This varies by browsers and platforms, but URLs with up to 9999 total characters have been tested as working in desktop chrome.
A: Everything in the site is trimmed down and optimized for bandwidth (at least that's the excuse).
A: Check out the reference page or the GitHub page.
A: No, all code is run locally in the browser of the person who clicked the link.
A: No, since there is no storage of the link, it only exists where it is shared.
By using this website you agree to the following:
THIS WEBSITE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO
EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES
OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE,
ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE WEBSITE OR THE USE OR OTHER
DEALINGS IN THE WEBSITE. THE WEBSITE USER AGREES TO USE THIS WEBSITE AT THEIR OWN
RISK. THIS WEBSITE DOES NOT CONTROL THE CONTENT OF LINKS AND IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE CONTENT OF ANY LINK.
Thank you to netlify for their free open source hosting.


2 goals and 2 red cards in incredible finale, as Flamengo snatch Copa Libertadores glory
River Plate were minutes from successfully defending the trophy until Gabriel Barbosa struck twice.
by The42 TeamFLAMENGO BECAME champions of South America on Saturday as two goals in three minutes from Gabriel Barbosa snatched a 2-1 win over River Plate in the Copa Libertadores final.
The one-off match, relocated to Estadio Monumental in Lima due to civil unrest in Santiago, looked set to be settled by a first-half strike from Rafael Santos Borre.
Marcelo Gallardo’s men, bidding to become the first team to win back-to-back titles since Boca Juniors in 2001, had the game largely under control until Gabriel levelled in the 89th minute.
The striker then smashed home on the half-volley in the second minute of injury time before being sent off along with Exequiel Palacios in one of the most dramatic finales to the competition’s recent history.
Without a goal from open play in this year’s tournament, Borre needed just 14 minutes to break the deadlock, firing low past Diego Alves on the turn from 12 yards out after Gerson and Willian Arao had each pulled out of clearing Ignacio Fernandez’s cut-back.
River were comfortable with their lead, keeping Flamengo firmly at arm’s length while threatening a second via a strike from distance from Palacios.
Flamengo at last had a golden chance to equalise 10 minutes into the second half, only for Gabriel to be denied by a block from Nicolas de la Cruz — contentiously with his upper arm — before Franco Armani thwarted Everton Ribeiro on the rebound.
As pressure began to build, Flamengo left themselves open to the counter-attack and Palacios shot wide when teed up by the persistent Matias Suarez, who won back possession in the opposition box.
It proved to be a crucial miss, with Gabriel tapping into the unguarded net after Giorgian de Arrascaeta spun in behind the River defence and pulled the ball across goal.
Three minutes later, Gabriel pounced on a bouncing ball and lashed beyond Armani to send the Flamengo fans into raptures.
Booked for taking off his shirt in celebration, Gabriel was then sent off for his part in an altercation that also saw Palacios dismissed, but nothing could dampen Flamengo spirits.


Google is best known for its search engine, although Google now offers a number of other servces.
Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful.
Its foubders Larry Page and Sergey Brin started Google at Stanford University.


Pursuing his new career, Matthew Carter travelled to New York to work, but returned to London and became a freelance designer later on. All the while he continued to hone his skills and create his own type. In 1961, he created his own version of the typeface Dante and worked on pieces for Heathrow Airport. Carter later was hired as a typographic advisor to a company called Crosfield Electronics. Crosfield Electronics was a company that specialized in the distribution of photon phototypesetting machines.
Matthew Carter worked with many companies and clients, advising, designing, and developing typefaces. Carter designed typefaces for companies like the ITC, Bell, Mergenthaler Linotype, and IBM. However in 1981, Carter and his colleague, Mike Parker, created the type foundry, Bitstream Inc. Carter primarily worked designing typefaces at Bitstream, but sometimes had typefaces commissioned. “He and several colleagues opened Bitstream, a studio devoted exclusively to digital fonts, and set up shop at 215 First St. in East Cambridge. They chose the area, not far from MIT, to tap into the technical talent they needed to turn typefaces into font files for computers” (Five things you should know about Matthew Carter, 2015). Carter left Bitstream in 1991 and eventually the company would be acquired by another company, Monotype in 2012.
Matthew Carter co-created another type foundry company with Cherie Cone in 1992. The company was dubbed the Carter & Cone type foundry and worked to publish many typefaces created by Carter for the ITC, Font Bureau, Monotype, and others. “Most of his recent work was bespoke for Carter & Cone Type, the firm he operates with his partner Cherie Cone. His last personal endeavour, a set of 15 display and text faces called Miller, has become the single biggest royalty source among fonts to which he controls rights” (The Most-Read Man in the World, 2010). Additionally Carter and Cone collaborated together to created designs specifically for companies like Microsoft. Matthew Carter is also a teacher in Yale University’s graphic design program. He began participating in Yale’s program in 1976 and has designed some corporate fonts for Yale.
11, 2. J. (2015, December 11). Five things you should know about Matthew Carter - The Boston Globe. Retrieved April 02, 2017, from https://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2015/12/11/five-things-you-should-know-about-matthew-carter/5q27AGPnutcAhwc5ana0hK/story.html
The most-read man in the world. (2010, December 02). Retrieved April 02, 2017, from http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2010/12/doyen_type_design


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Norm Suckling farewelled in moving service
by Hayley Elg"Just like the weather - what will be, will be."
These are the words of farmer Norm Suckling, who was tragically killed while riding his motorcycle near Bendigo in late October.
It was standing room only as hundreds of people filed into the Mercure Ballarat Hotel to pay their respects to the potato farmer, motorcyclist, community advocate and Country Fire Authority volunteer of almost 50 years on Friday afternoon.
During the moving service Norm was remembered by his family, friends, biker friends, a former employee and CFA members as a wise, loyal, independent and down to earth person who would lend a helping hand to anybody.
Read more: 'We will miss Norm:' community mourns potato farmer, volunteer and leader
Growing up in Hepburn Shire and attending primary school in Mollongghip before going on to attend Daylesford Tech School, he left school in form five to become a farmer.
Working the tractor and ploughing fields he saved up enough money to buy a truck which he used to deliver potatoes to the Footscray market at 2am.
He continued saving, going on to purchase the first in his trucking empire and his first piece of farmland from his uncle in Mollongghip.
Over the years he purchased more land both in Mollongghip and nearby Kingston and established himself as a clever and well-respected farmer - one who always stood up for what he believed in, whether it be a fair go for farmers and the price of their produce or about water rights.
He was an innovative farmer who constantly tried new ideas and purchased new equipment - often learning how to use it better than the manufacturer.
Never shying away from a challenge, he simply loved being busy. Norm was a passionate potato farmer, loved being on committees and loved running his trucking business.
Norm was a proud father of four children, "farmer pa" to his grandchildren and a valued friend to many. Tragically Norm lost his partner of 10 years, Colleen Robertson, in a road accident in 2011.
Always up for a chat and known for his accurate weather forecasts, he was the type of person who knew everybody, even in the most remote parts of Australia.
He went on many great adventures both overseas to Europe and the United States of America as well as around his home country - taking to the open road with friends from the Goldfields American Motorcycle Club.
Passionate about community, he was a valued volunteer firefighter with almost 50 years of service and was an acclaimed mentor to many.
Joining Mollongghip brigade in 1971 he served as captain for 22 years - ending in 2005 - before taking on other roles within the CFA, such as the Deputy Group Officer role.
Norm was a highly experienced member of the Birch group of brigades and provided invaluable leadership and guidance through mentoring many younger members.
A guard of honour was formed by firefighters as a final farewell was given to the highly-respected and passionate mentor.
Norm Suckling - 1955 until 2019.


Our favorite places
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OralBrown's favorite place
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Any beach
Jessica's favorite place
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We need to pull the star wars people and starships apis, to determine a fleet roster. The data needs to be retreived from a legacy api service, stitched together, filterable, and sorted.


This week DBC wanted us to discuss stereotype.
In an online article, "The Stereotype Threat to Workplace Diversity: Dr. Claude Steele Mesmerizes Audience", stereotype threats is "the threat of being viewed through the lens of a negative stereotype or the fear of doing something that would inadvertently confirm that stereotype. Call it subconscious self-handicapping." According to the article, Dr. Claude Steele believes stereotype threats are "one of the major barriers holding back the achievement of Blacks, women and other underrepresented groups."
This seems a bit simplistic. Isn't there more involved? Wouldn't racism or socioeconomics play more of a barrier? As an Asian woman I am no stranger to stereotypes but I do not feel like I have been personally a victim of it. Indeed I have self-handicapping thoughts but they stem from my own insecurities and self doubt, but not from stereotypes. It is very difficult with me empathize how a person can be so severly hindered by stereotypes when I have seen people around me persevere through far more difficult and apparent obstacles. I believe that I am a open person but on this matter I find it difficult to detach my own experiences and find more validity in this issue. My intention is not to offend or to dismiss anyone who can identify being affected by stereotype threats, so I aplologize for my ignorance or if my opinions are offensive. I am clearly uncomfortable writing about this and hope I have a more agreeable topic to report on next week.


A game by user SneManden, made for the ludumdare 31 compo, december 2014. Source code.
Using javascript framework phaser. Everything (code, graphics, audio, etc.) are generated within the 48 hours of the competition. Graphics drawn with Pinta Image Editor. Sounds generated with bfxr, and music with autotracker.
Tested in Chromium and Firefox for Ubuntu 14.04 (linux).


 Everything is controlled by an A.I. It won't let you leave, so all you can do is compete with others.
Everytime you break all walls, you open a door to a new level with higher security and bigger firewall, therefore you will need higher network speeds. The packet will move faster based on the level you are in.
Move the bouncer (paddle) with ⬅ and ➡ keys on your keyboard. You can check leaderboards by clicking on the ⭐ button on the far left. Score is based on how many firewalls you destroy.
One more thing: I will need your name.


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I'm Kevin Santer and I'll be your instructor for this course.
I'm eager to get to know you, and to help along the way.
Remember - this isn't an independent study course!
I'm a real live teacher and I want to do whatever
I can to make sure you succeed in this class.
Contacting me
You have many options for getting in touch with me and I encourage you to use one or more of them:
- the Student Learning Portal (SLP), using the Messaging tab
- email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- voice/text:<PHONE_NUMBER> - this number is just for my students.
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"LiveChat" - using a video-conferencing tool called Zoom I hold office hours a couple of times per week.
You can also schedule a time to meet using this tool:
Mr. Santer's Calendly
If another tool would work better for you, just let me know.
Some of my background
After an enjoyable and rewarding career in software development I went back to school and became
a teacher. I taught high school math and computer science for ten years, covering most of the high
school curriculum from Algebra 1 and Intro to Java through AP Calc, Stats, and Computer Science.
I became a full time online teacher in Jan 2017.
While it's probably obvious I like math and technology, I have other passions too. I love to read -
fiction of all kinds. I like to cook and enjoy all kinds of food. I'm married and have a young adult
son. My family enjoys bicycling, hiking, and spending time in the Upper Peninsula.
For some more fun facts about me check out the "20 Things" section


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[telegram] <rwk93> I need to withdraw funds from my Bittrex KMD wallet before June 9th but it is down claiming there's a hard fork. what can I do to get my assets?
[telegram] <yorklab> I don't think you can right now.
[telegram] <rwk93> do we have any timeline on when the wallets will be back up?
[telegram] <rwk93> is it likely that it'll happen this weekend
[telegram] <yorklab> I have heard June 15th being used, but there is no hard date that I'm aware of.
[telegram] <rwk93> well thats that then
[telegram] <rwk93> is there anyway you can help me recover my assets?
[telegram] <yorklab> It's trading, so the only way might be to sell then withdraw bitcoin.
[telegram] <rwk93> they don't let you trade in NY
[telegram] <yorklab> I guess you'll have to wait.
[telegram] <kevinjer> I got agama v0.3.2a-beta, and never entered seed since forever because im using native mode, is it safu?
[telegram] <rwk93> the problem is that any assets left in the wallet after June 9th are unrecoverable so I won't be able to wait either (re @yorklab: I guess you'll have to wait.)
[telegram] <yorklab> Sounds like you're safe. You could check your address on the explorer to make sure. Though it might be best to follow through on to Verus Wallet to be safe.
[telegram] <yorklab> Sounds like you're safe. You could check your address on the explorer to make sure. Though it might be best to follow through on going to Verus Wallet to be safe. (re @kevinjer: I got agama v0.3.2a-beta, and never entered seed since forever because im using native mode, is it safu?)
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[telegram] <yorklab> Why is that? (re @rwk93: the problem is that any assets left in the wallet after June 9th are unrecoverable so I won't be able to wait either)
[telegram] <rwk93> they've banned Bittrex for New York state residents and wanted everybody to withdraw all assets by June 9th. anything left there will be unrecoverable
[telegram] <yorklab> I think you'll have ask Bittrex support on that.
[telegram] <rwk93> yeah theyre not very helpful
[telegram] <yorklab> I know, I've had to use them before, not much help at the time for me.
[telegram] <yorklab> Sorry, not sure what else to tell you.


Release instructions¶
This document is for heapprof maintainers only. It assumes that the release is being cut from an OS X machine, since there’s no good way to remotely build those wheels yet. To cut a new release:
Check in a changelist which increments the version number in setup.py and updates RELEASE_NOTES.md. The version number should follow the semantic versioning scheme.
Clean the local image by running
git clean -xfd
Build the source wheel by running
python setup.py sdist
Build the OS X wheel by running
python setup.py bdist_wheel
Go to
https://circleci.com/gh/humu/heapprof/tree/master
and click on the link for the most recentwindows_64
job. For each of them, click on the “Artifacts” tab and download the corresponding wheel. Move it to yourdist
directory along with the wheels created in the previous step.Run
twine upload dist/*
to push the new repository version.Go to
https://pypi.org/project/heapprof/
and verify that the new version is live.


For Windows and macOS: Specify the mappings for folders that can be shared between the host and the container volumes.
- Local path:
The path to the local folder that you want to make available for volume bindings.
- Virtual machine path:
The corresponding directory path in the Docker virtual machine's file system.


Lawrenceville is a city in and the county seat of Gwinnett County, Georgia, United States. It is a suburb of Atlanta, located approximately 30 miles (48 km) northeast of downtown. As of the 2010 census, the population of Lawrenceville was 28,546. In 2015, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated the city population to be 30,493. Lawrenceville has six ZIP codes (30042-30046, 30049), and it is part of the 678/770/404 telephone area code, which is used throughout metropolitan Atlanta. Wikipedia
The Gwinnett Historic Courthouse is an historic government building located at 185 West Crogan Street in Lawrenceville in Gwinnett County, Georgia. The original county courthouse burned in 1872. The present day Courthouse was built in 1885. It served as the center of county business for over a century. As the population of the county grew, the Courthouse could no longer handle all of the county's business. In 1988, Gwinnett County moved the majority of its operations into the new Justice and Administration Building located at 75 Langley Drive in Lawrenceville. The old Courthouse underwent a lengthy three year renovation starting in 1989. It reopened on July 3, 1992 as the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse. Today, it serves as a rental venue for weddings, concerts, conferences, and other special events.Wikipedia


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Fast paced game which requires players to run around the field allowing them to exercise quickly
As the hand grippers work to improve the strength of individual fingers and it also increases your dexterity over time.
Just 30 minutes of jumping rope does wonders for building strength, and increasing overall muscle tone.
The big lifts, while greatly beneficial in many ways, can take a toll on our bodies; especially our joints.
A good exercise mat or yoga mat will basically protect you from the floor and the floor from you
Cricket is a good sport for developing overall fitness, stamina and hand–eye coordination


Trade deal close, Kudlow says, but Trump isn’t sold on it yet
In speech, White House economic adviser cites ‘very good progress’
by Harriet TorryWASHINGTON — The U.S. and China are nearing a trade deal, but President Donald Trump isn’t ready to sign off, White House economic adviser Lawrence Kudlow said Thursday.
They are getting close to an agreement, Kudlow said in an event held at the Council on Foreign Relations.
“The mood music is pretty good,” he said, adding that Trump “likes what he sees, he’s not ready to make a commitment, he hasn’t signed off on a commitment for phase one, we have no agreement just yet for phase one.”
Negotiators for the U.S. and China have been working to come up with a written “phase one” trade deal in which Beijing would commit to buying American farm products and the U.S. would agree to roll back tariffs it has imposed on Chinese imports.
“It’s not done yet, but there has been very good progress and it’s also been very constructive,” Kudlow said.
An expanded version of this report appears on WSJ.com.
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Uses of Interface
eu.acclimatize.unison.user.UserRepository
Package
Description
Contains classes for storing, obtaining, and deleting location data.
Contains a service that enables tasks be executed that require user credentials and functionality for
requesting and storing user information from the console.
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Uses of UserRepository in eu.acclimatize.unison.location
ModifierConstructorDescriptionLocationDeserializer
(UserRepository userRepository, org.locationtech.jts.geom.GeometryFactory geometryFactory) Creates an instance of LocationDeserializer. -
Uses of UserRepository in eu.acclimatize.unison.user
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionUserInformation.findCurrent
(UserRepository userRepository) Finds the currently stored user information.ModifierConstructorDescriptionUnisonUserDetailsService
(UserRepository userRepository) Creates an instance of UnisonUserDetailsService.UpsertUserController
(UserRepository userRepository, UserService userService, BaseURIBuilder builder) Creates and instance of UpsertUserController.UserReadyEventListener
(UserRepository userRepository, Logger logger, Boolean consolePresent, String defaultUserName, String defaultEncoded, Executor executor, org.springframework.security.crypto.password.PasswordEncoder passwordEncoder) Creates an instance of UserReadyEventListener.UserService
(UserRepository userRepository) Creates an instance of UserService.


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It is a web-mobile app game with an environment to earn a NFT or Non-Fungible Token called GTX, that can be converted to cash using All Pay App managed by ALL Pay Corporation, a sister company of BJB Solutions which is legally registered in Philippines.
The objective of the game is Play, Learn and Earn giving information in flora, earning with each accomplished tasks such as taking care of your plants. Growing plants and having farm produce, can be done sold in the marketplace for more income.
Players can buy characters, flora(plants), equipment(s), farmland, and other things in the marketplace.


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StringProtocol
public extension StringProtocol
public extension StringProtocol where Index == String.Index
These are a variety of cool String extensions that add some great extra cheese on the pizza. NOTE: These extensions feature some use of Apple’s built-in CommonCrypto utility.
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Declaration
Swift
var localizedVariant: String { get }
Return Value
the localized string (main bundle) for this string.
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This calculates an MD5 checksum of the String, and returns it as an uppercase hex String.
Mostly from Matt Eaton’s blog entry.
It has direct access to Apple’s built-in CommonCrypto library as per this SO question
Here are a couple of sites that you can use to validate the results of this operation:
Declaration
Swift
var md5: String { get }
Return Value
an MD5 hash of the String, as an uppercase hex String.
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This is a cast for the MD5 function. The convention attribute just says that it’s a “raw” C function.
Declaration
Swift
typealias CC_MD5_TYPE = @convention(c) (UnsafeRawPointer, UInt32, UnsafeMutableRawPointer) -> UnsafeMutableRawPointer
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This calculates a SHA256 checksum of the String, and returns it as an uppercase hex String.
Mostly from Matt Eaton’s blog entry.
It has direct access to Apple’s built-in CommonCrypto library as per this SO question
Here are a couple of sites that you can use to validate the results of this operation:
Declaration
Swift
var sha256: String { get }
Return Value
a SHA256 hash of the String, as an uppercase hex String.
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This is a cast for the SHA256 function. The convention attribute just says that it’s a “raw” C function.
Declaration
Swift
typealias CC_SHA256_TYPE = @convention(c) (UnsafeRawPointer, UInt32, UnsafeMutableRawPointer) -> UnsafeMutableRawPointer
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Declaration
Swift
var hexDump8: [String] { get }
Return Value
The String, converted into an Array of uppercase 2-digit hex strings (leading 0s, 1 8-bit character per element). This actually takes the UTF8 value of each character.
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Declaration
Swift
var hexDump16: [String] { get }
Return Value
The String, converted into an Array of uppercase 4-digit hex strings (leading 0s, 1 16-bit character per element). This actually takes the UTF16 value of each character.
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This extension lets us uppercase only the first letter of the string (used for weekdays). From here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/28288340/879365
Declaration
Swift
var firstUppercased: String { get }
Return Value
The string, with only the first letter uppercased.
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The following computed property comes from this: http://stackoverflow.com/a/27736118/879365
This extension function cleans up a URI string.
Declaration
Swift
var urlEncodedString: String? { get }
Return Value
a string, cleaned for URI.
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The opposite of the above
This extension function takes a URI-encoded String, and decodes it into a regular String.
Declaration
Swift
var urlDecodedString: String? { get }
Return Value
a string, restored from URI encoding.
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This simply strips out all non-binary characters in the string, leaving only valid binary digits.
Declaration
Swift
var binaryOnly: String { get }
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This simply strips out all non-octal characters in the string, leaving only valid octal digits.
Declaration
Swift
var octalOnly: String { get }
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This simply strips out all non-decimal characters in the string, leaving only valid decimal digits.
Declaration
Swift
var decimalOnly: String { get }
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This simply strips out all non-hex characters in the string, leaving only valid, uppercased (forced) hex digits.
Declaration
Swift
var hexOnly: String { get }
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A fairly blunt-instrument hex digit pair-to-ASCII character converter. It isn’t particularly intelligent.
For example: “0x30313233” or “30 31 32 33” or “#30-31-32-33-H” or “30The 3132Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Doge33” all turn into “0123”.
Declaration
Swift
var hex2UTF8: String! { get }
Return Value
The String, assumed to be hex numbers (two characters, 0-F, separated by non-hex characters, or not separated); converted to an ASCII string (no spaces). Nil, if the string failed to yeild a UTF8 value. This requires two characters (0-9a-fA-F), side-by-side for each character. They may or may not be separated. Single characters are ignored.
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Another fairly brute-force simple parser. This computed property will return an Int, extracted from the String, if the String is a Hex number. It will return nil, if the number cannot be extracted. For example, “20” would return 32, “F100” will return 61696, and “3” will return 3. “G” would return nil, but “George” would return 238 (“EE”).
Declaration
Swift
var hex2Int: Int! { get }
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This allows us to find the first index of a substring.
Declaration
Swift
func index(of inString: Self, options inOptions: String.CompareOptions = []) -> Index?
Parameters
of
The substring we’re looking for.
options
The String options for the search.
Return Value
The index of the first occurrence. Nil, if does not occur.
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This allows us to find the last index of a substring.
Declaration
Swift
func endIndex(of inString: Self, options inOptions: String.CompareOptions = []) -> Index?
Parameters
of
The substring we’re looking for.
options
The String options for the search.
Return Value
The index of the last occurrence. Nil, if does not occur.
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This returns an Array of indexes that map all the occurrences of a given substring.
Declaration
Swift
func indexes(of inString: Self, options inOptions: String.CompareOptions = []) -> [Index]
Parameters
of
The substring we’re looking for.
options
The String options for the search.
Return Value
an Array, containing the indexes of each occurrence. Empty Array, if does not occur.
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This returns an Array of Index Ranges that map all the occurrences of a given substring.
Declaration
Swift
func ranges(of inString: Self, options inOptions: String.CompareOptions = []) -> [Range<Index>]
Parameters
of
The substring we’re looking for.
options
The String options for the search.
Return Value
an Array, containing the Ranges that map each occurrence. Empty Array, if does not occur.


A counter value is updated every 100ms by ESP32.
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Press the push button on ESP32 board to change a color of the dot below.
Press the button to turn LED on. Release to turn LED off.


Bulma Popover Example
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Apples
Banana
Cucumber
Really Super Long Item
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Popover Left
Apples
Banana
Cucumber
Really Super Long Item
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Popover Bottom
Apples
Bananas
Cucumber
Really Super Long Item
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Popover Right
Apples
Banana
Cucumber
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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Table Popover
Fruit
Color
Apple
Red
Banana
Yellow
Cucumber
Green


Following below, the concept of magnetic flux tubes is outlined in short. For a detailed description of flux tube elements, please have a look at the listed literature. Magnetic flux tubes enable the modeling of magnetic fields with lumped equivalent circuit networks.
Since quasi static conditions are assumed, each field quantity can be represented by a complex phasor -- which is indicated by underlining the respective variable:
The figure below and the following equations illustrate the relationships between
A flux tube confines the magnetic flux. Flied lines, and flux tubes, respectively are always closed. So there is no flux entering or leaving a flux tube. The total flux of a configuration can be represented by parallel flux tubes, representing different flux paths. This is considered by connecting the elements of a lumped circuit model, such that the sum of all fluxes of a connection is equivalent to zero.
For a section of a flux tube with length the magnetic potential difference is determined by the length integral over the magnetic field strength:
The magnetic flux entering, and leaving a flux tube, respectively, is determined by the surface integral of the normal component of the magnetic field strength:
The magnetic potential difference and the magnetic flux have the same angle, so the reluctance a real (non complex) quantity:
For a generic flux tube reluctance with constant area of cross section, , and length, , the magnetic reluctance is:
The parameter and variable names are chosen as close as possible to the transient FluxTubes library, to avoid additional effort when converting transient into quasi static flux tubes models.
A similar approach on quasi static flux tube models is published in [Raabe2012].


started their little shop for fun and to welcome their neighbors in the area to their homes. Upon request, people asked for the recipe of the food but could never get it right. Mama Empanadas was born and started to be well-known as a cheap but delicious snack.


 When a person goes to a web page like www.google.com, their computer sends a HTTP Request to a server. The server finds the appropriate HTML document and sends it back to the user's computer where a web browser interprets the page and displays it on the user's screen. This video does a good job of explaining.
Major Pieces of the Web:
1. You = computer + browser
2. Internet = uses HTTP protocol to communicate to the server
3. Server
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents form the majority of the content on the web. HTML documents contain text content which describes "what you see" and markup which describes "how it looks". This video gives a good overview.
Tags and ElementsHTML documents are made of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of each element by using HTML tags. This video explains the distinction well.
 This makes them very unforgiving since a small mistake by a programmer can cause huge problems in a program.
Inline vs Block ElementsHTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form an "invisible box" around the content inside of them.


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phylopomp
Phylodynamics for POMPs
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Encodes a genealogy. More...
#include <genealogy.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| size_t | ndeme (void) const |
| number of demes More... | |
| size_t & | ndeme (void) |
| number of demes More... | |
| size_t | bytesize (void) const |
| size of serialized binary form More... | |
| genealogy_t (double t0=0, name_t u=0, size_t nd=1) | |
| genealogy_t (raw_t *o) | |
| constructor from serialized binary form More... | |
| genealogy_t (SEXP o) | |
| constructor from RAW SEXP (containing binary serialization) More... | |
| genealogy_t (const genealogy_t &G) | |
| copy constructor More... | |
| genealogy_t & | operator= (const genealogy_t &G) |
| copy assignment operator More... | |
| genealogy_t (genealogy_t &&)=default | |
| move constructor More... | |
| genealogy_t & | operator= (genealogy_t &&)=default |
| move assignment operator More... | |
| ~genealogy_t (void) | |
| destructor More... | |
| slate_t & | time (void) |
| view/set current time. More... | |
| slate_t | time (void) const |
| view current time. More... | |
| slate_t | timezero (void) const |
| get zero time. More... | |
| void | lineage_count (double *tout, int *deme, int *ell, int *sat, int *etype) const |
| SEXP | lineage_count (void) const |
| lineage count and saturation More... | |
| size_t | nsample (void) const |
| number of samples More... | |
| SEXP | structure (void) const |
| R list description. More... | |
| std::string | describe (void) const |
| human-readable info More... | |
| virtual std::string | yaml (std::string tab="") const |
| machine-readable info More... | |
| std::string | newick (void) const |
| put genealogy at current time into Newick format. More... | |
| void | valid (void) const |
| check the validity of the genealogy. More... | |
| bool | check_genealogy_size (size_t grace=0) const |
| check the size of the genealogy (to prevent memory exhaustion). More... | |
| node_t * | make_node (name_t d) |
| ball_t * | birth (ball_t *a, slate_t t, name_t d) |
| birth into deme d More... | |
| ball_t * | birth (node_t *p, name_t d) |
| birth of second or subsequent sibling into deme d More... | |
| void | death (ball_t *a, slate_t t) |
| death More... | |
| ball_t * | graft (slate_t t, name_t d) |
| graft a new lineage into deme d More... | |
| void | sample (ball_t *a, slate_t t) |
| insert a sample node More... | |
| ball_t * | migrate (ball_t *a, slate_t t, name_t d=0) |
| movement into deme d More... | |
| std::pair< node_it, node_it > | extant (void) const |
| genealogy_t & | prune (void) |
| prune the tree (drop all black balls) More... | |
| genealogy_t & | obscure (void) |
| erase all deme information More... | |
| void | curtail (slate_t tnew) |
| genealogy_t & | operator+= (genealogy_t &G) |
| genealogy_t & | parse (const std::string &s, slate_t t0, node_t *p=0) |
| Parse a Newick string and create the indicated genealogy. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from nodeseq_t | |
| ~nodeseq_t (void) | |
| destructor More... | |
| size_t | bytesize (void) const |
| size of serialized binary form More... | |
| nodeseq_t & | operator+= (nodeseq_t &other) |
| merge two node sequences More... | |
| void | sort (void) |
| order nodes in order of increasing time More... | |
| pocket_t * | colored (color_t col) const |
| Get all balls of a color. More... | |
| size_t | ntime (slate_t t) const |
| Number of distinct timepoints. More... | |
| void | swap (ball_t *a, ball_t *b) |
| swap balls a and b, wherever they lie More... | |
| void | add (node_t *p, ball_t *a) |
| void | drop (ball_t *a) |
| void | destroy_node (node_t *p) |
| remove a dead root node More... | |
| void | comb (void) |
| void | trace_lineages (void) |
| std::string | describe (void) const |
| human-readable info More... | |
| SEXP | structure (void) const |
| R list description. More... | |
| std::string | newick (slate_t t) const |
put genealogy at time t into Newick format. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| name_t | unique (void) |
| get the next unique name More... | |
| void | clean (void) |
| clean up More... | |
| size_t | scan_label (const std::string &s, color_t *col, name_t *deme, slate_t *time) const |
| size_t | scan_ball (const std::string &s, const slate_t t0, node_t *p) |
| size_t | scan_node (const std::string &s, const slate_t t0, node_t **q) |
| Scan the Newick string and create the indicated node. More... | |
| size_t | scan_tree (const std::string &s, const slate_t t0, node_t **root) |
Private Attributes | |
| name_t | _unique |
| The next unique name. More... | |
| slate_t | _t0 |
| The initial time. More... | |
| slate_t | _time |
| The current time. More... | |
| size_t | _ndeme |
| The number of demes. More... | |
Static Private Attributes | |
| static const name_t | magic =<PHONE_NUMBER> |
Friends | |
| raw_t * | operator>> (const genealogy_t &G, raw_t *o) |
| binary serialization More... | |
| raw_t * | operator>> (raw_t *o, genealogy_t &G) |
| binary deserialization More... | |
Encodes a genealogy.
A genealogy consists of a sequence of nodes and the current time.
Definition at line 22 of file genealogy.h.
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basic constructor for genealogy class t0 = initial time
Definition at line 103 of file genealogy.h.
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constructor from serialized binary form
Definition at line 110 of file genealogy.h.
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constructor from RAW SEXP (containing binary serialization)
Definition at line 114 of file genealogy.h.
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copy constructor
Definition at line 121 of file genealogy.h.
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move constructor
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birth into deme d
Definition at line 317 of file genealogy.h.
birth of second or subsequent sibling into deme d
Definition at line 327 of file genealogy.h.
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size of serialized binary form
Definition at line 73 of file genealogy.h.
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check the size of the genealogy (to prevent memory exhaustion).
Definition at line 289 of file genealogy.h.
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curtail the genealogy by removing nodes with times later than tnew
Definition at line 402 of file genealogy.h.
death
Definition at line 333 of file genealogy.h.
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human-readable info
Definition at line 258 of file genealogy.h.
set up for extraction of black balls (see 'inventory.h')
Definition at line 367 of file genealogy.h.
graft a new lineage into deme d
Definition at line 338 of file genealogy.h.
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lineage count, saturation, and event-type. types are:
Definition at line 167 of file genealogy.h.
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lineage count and saturation
Definition at line 203 of file genealogy.h.
create a node holding its own green ball. insert into the genealogy.
Definition at line 304 of file genealogy.h.
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number of demes
Definition at line 61 of file genealogy.h.
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put genealogy at current time into Newick format.
Definition at line 280 of file genealogy.h.
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number of samples
Definition at line 227 of file genealogy.h.
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erase all deme information
Definition at line 382 of file genealogy.h.
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merge two genealogies:
Definition at line 440 of file genealogy.h.
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move assignment operator
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Parse a Newick string and create the indicated genealogy.
Definition at line 592 of file genealogy.h.
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prune the tree (drop all black balls)
Definition at line 371 of file genealogy.h.
insert a sample node
Definition at line 348 of file genealogy.h.
Scan the Newick string and put the ball into the indicated pocket, as appropriate.
Definition at line 521 of file genealogy.h.
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Scan the Newick-format label string. This has format c_d_d:f
Definition at line 453 of file genealogy.h.
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Scan the Newick string and create the indicated node.
Definition at line 537 of file genealogy.h.
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Parse a single-root Newick tree. This assumes the string starts with a '('.
Definition at line 561 of file genealogy.h.
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R list description.
Definition at line 238 of file genealogy.h.
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view/set current time.
Definition at line 146 of file genealogy.h.
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get zero time.
Definition at line 154 of file genealogy.h.
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get the next unique name
Definition at line 46 of file genealogy.h.
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machine-readable info
Reimplemented from nodeseq_t.
Definition at line 268 of file genealogy.h.
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The number of demes.
Definition at line 39 of file genealogy.h.
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The initial time.
Definition at line 35 of file genealogy.h.
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The current time.
Definition at line 37 of file genealogy.h.
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The next unique name.
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Definition at line 41 of file genealogy.h.


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New video of City Ground redevelopment - and Nottingham Forest fans are going to love it
Club provides an exciting glimpse of what to expect when the project is completed
by Sarah ClapsonPlans for Nottingham Forest’s redevelopment of their City Ground home continue to gather pace.
And an exciting new video from the Reds provides supporters with a glimpse of what to expect once the project is completed.
The Peter Taylor Stand is set to be rebuilt to cater for an increased capacity of about 10,000 fans, and will also include new state of the art dressing rooms, a museum, club shop, executive boxes and media suites.
Improvements will also be made to the other three sides of the ground, with the Bridgford Stand to be extended too.
The overhaul will see enhanced seating positions, upgraded concourse areas and catering options, improved accessible facilities and new conference and events spaces, with the club also keen to promote greater community usage.
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[gecode-users] Counting booleans
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Thu Feb 14 07:01:38 CET 2008
In answer to my own question, BoolVar extends IntVar, so the standard
Gecode.count() methods will work.
Malcolm
On 14/02/2008, at 4:55 PM, Malcolm Ryan wrote:
> Another question: I have two lists of variables X1 ... Xn and Y1 ...
> Yn. I want to constrain them so that at most one (or exactly one) of
> the Xi's differs from the corresponding Yi.
>
> This is one of those things that would propagate better with a
> specialised constraint. Does such a constraint exist (in Gecode/J)?
>
> If we had booleans Bi = (Xi = Yi), this could be represented by a
> constraint which said that at most (or exactly) one Bi was true. Does
> such a constraint exist?
>
> Malcolm
>
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> it is the modern strengthening of minor morals.
> Thus it is considered more withering to accuse a man
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SOAP(Simple Object Access Protocol) is one of the popular way of inter application communication, application can be on different system or same system using network, can on different languages. SOAP can work with many protocol such http, SMTP etc. SOAP has two flavour RPC Style and Document based. SOAP has strict contract defined in form of WSDL. You can start creating Java class and later define WSDL based on class(bottom up approach) or define WSDL and generate Java class(top down approach). Defining WSDL can be tedious sometime for complex services so top down can be tedious compared bottom up approach.
What is WSDL.
WSDL is contract definition written in form of single XML. It contains message type of request and response, endpoints etc. Here is the detailed list of WSDL component.
Definition - It’s root element contains all the required tags to define web service.
Types - To define complex types which is formed out of basic types.
PortType - It holds set of operations.
Operations - Define a service abstract input and output.
Binding - Binding prototype to specific protocol RPC or Document based and also defines transport http or smpt or anything else.
Service - Defines the service endpoint URL and provide a little bit of writeup about service. Only for information purpose.
RPC vs Document Based.
These two are type of message formate. Document based is full fledged complex message which can have multiple for itself while RPC is straight forward input output parameter for a method. You can say Document follows Object based approach and easy to map to and from a Java object while, RPC based is just a simple input output parameter based on that specific method.
Top down approach.
Java command line tool
Java provides a small tool to generate Java classes based on defined WSDL. It can create a server side classes as well as client side also. wsimport -s . -p com.xyz.jaxws.server.topdown employeeservice.wsdl
It will creates three classes EmployeeService.java, EmployeeService_Service.java and ObjectFactory.java
Eclipse Web service generator .
Even eclipse provide support to create the classes automatically based on WSDL.
Bottom up Approach
In bottom up we create a class with some methods and then create service out of it.
Java approach.
Use @WebService, @WebMethod and @WebResult annotation to annotate the class and methods. It will somewhat same as generated class file from java or eclipse tool. Once you publish the service wsdl will be available on the URL. http://localhost/EmployeeService?wsdl
Eclipse approach.
Create a simple bean with methods which needs to be expose. Then in eclipse select bottom up approach and select the bean. It will create helper classes and WSDL automatically.
Creating client.
Eclipse tool - In both the top down and bottom up approach you have option to create client as well. It creats separate project and creates client classes.
Java command line tool - Use following class to create client classes automatically.
wsimport -keep -p com.xyz.jaxws.client http://localhost/employeeService?wsdl
Publishing WebService
In the end you would need to publish the web service and make it available.


Welcome to Blimp flight
ViaBlimp is a productivity enhancer tool which connects your facebook messenger to your coded application through a unique url.
You get a unique url on messaging the bot and any ping/hit on this url with data will send this data on your facebook account.
Start Blimping by chatting with this bot!
Uses
Webhooks
On messaging the bot, it gives you a unique webhook url which you can use
in places to add webhook for spiking.
When this webhook is hit, you get the pretty json response on your messenger account.
Server Logging Spike
Its really difficult for me to see the logs of deployed code to check
the values of objects and variables. Why not use the viablimp logging
modul to log the message along with sending it
to you on your messenger.Viablimp logging module is available
on PIP and NPM. Ruby gem is under construction!
Running time consuming code!
This tool is a blessing for people whose work involve running time consuming programs. I use it quite a lot in scraping
applications. An error coming 2 hours after running or when scraping is
completed -> you get a straight message on your messenger.
Make your own Pager duty!
Pager Duty on calls is great! But assume pager duty for a crash coming on the team messenger group!
You can easily make one for your group
with the webhook url provided. Depending on the parameters set.
Usage with Languages
PIP package to be imported directly in your python application. Click Python symbol above to see how to use the module.
NPM package to be imported directly in your python application. Click NPM symbol above to see how to use the module.
Using Webhooks
On messaging the bot, You will get a unique url of the form http://viablimp.com/api/HADAGSU32H
If you send a GET/POST request to this url(Try with Restlet or Postman), your facebook messenger will send you this data.
Blimp Screenshot on GET request with params=
{
'ticketId':2013221,
'userId':"BMS332"
}
Disclaimer
Viablimp makes no use of the data and is not
saving any of the application data.
Read ViaBlimp's Privacy policy here.
Author
Viablimp is maintained by Abhinav Rai (abhinavrai.com).
For any suggestions/bugs shoot a mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Whenever you find yourself on the side of majority, it is time to pause and reflect!


This interface let you perform queries on the ScholarlyData triplestore. It represent an alternative configuration and usage of OSCAR: an RDF search application. Scholarly Data provides an RDF dataset of the papers, people, organisations and events related to Web and Semantic Web academic conferences. Here we list some examples:
NOTE: Searches might take several seconds, please be patient.


Hi, I'm Luke Deen Taylor. I'm a New Paltz High School freshman. On behalf of myself and a few other students, I'd like to discuss the possibility of installing more computer science-oriented tools on school computers. Specifically, a discussion surrounding the following items would be beneficial to many students:
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Installation of an IDE besides Notepad++
Many high school computers have Notepad++ as a code editor installed. However, more modern text editors like Atom feature code-completion, advanced syntax highlighting, as well as powerful extensibility out of the box. Atom also has linters available for languages including JavaScript, which can help prevent mistakes while writing code by identifying mistakes before execution time.
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Installation of other browsers besides Internet Explorer
Browsers such as Chrome not only offer a full, standards-compliant implementation of HTML, CSS and JavaScript but also offer debugging tools for those actively writing code. Having Google Chrome installed on school computers would be very helpful. I understand that this is something that's already in the works.
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Relaxation of computer AUP
The district has a computer acceptable use policy, designed to protect the security of district computers. However, this policy is very restrictive in several places.
The computer use policy has not been modified or updated in several years to reflect how students need to use technology today. At least three of these rules are worded such that they are violated by normal, reasonable computer use, and many more are worded very ambiguously.
Even if no policies are dropped, a the very least this policy should be updated to be more modern and reflect computer use today.
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Basic, non-admin command line access
Command-line skills are essential for those hoping to enter computer science-related professions of any kind. I understand that the command-line interface is currently blocked due to security concerns, however I am not aware of any use cases that would expose security concerns that would not require admin privelages. I understand this probably won't happen, but I'd appreciate if this could be further considered.
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Installation of Git
While many computer science students would not take advantage of a version-control system such as Git, since it is not a part of the curriculum, such software has enormous potential to transform code workflows. Git tracks the state of a project as you "commit" changes, and then allows you to revert to previous versions of your files without losing future versions. It solves the problem of keeping multiple duplicates of files, and does so very elegantly.
Git also facilitates easy collaboration on coding projects. GitHub hosts Git "repositories" for free, and exists as a great community surrounding programming. I personally keep much of my code on GitHub, which allows for others to contribute with ease.
Note that the aformentioned editor Atom depends on Git for much of its functionality, namely installing packages and themes from the community.
I'd love to discuss these posibilities. Are there reasons why any of these could or could not be put in place? I'm open to feedback on these ideas.
Contact
You can get in touch with me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I respond to emails swiftly.


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Open the "Explorer" tab in VSCode, the top most icon in the left side menu. If your repository folder is not open, open it now. After you have opened your repository folder, open a new Terminal using the "Terminal" menu at the top of your screen, type "http-server", and press return. Copy/Paste this boilerplate code!
While HTML and CSS are languages used for page layout, JavaScript is a language used for page manipulation.
JavaScript code is written for
All JavaScript code must be nested in between two Just put it at the end of the body for now.
JavaScript code is executed line-by-line, from top to bottom.
Much like HTML and CSS, spacing and indentation do not matter, but each command must end with a semi-colon.
A variable is a common name for a value that might change as the user interacts with the page. By storing things as variables, we can access them later.
Here we are storing a number as a variable, and printing it out to the browser console.
Numbers can be manipulated with math!
Text is stored by surrounding the characters with quotation marks, and text strings can be concatenated to eachother.
Booleans are values that are either true or false.
A list of variables can be stored as an Array, and you select which entry you need by using a 0-index based numbering system.
Instead of using a flat list as in Arrays, you can store data with keys and values to easily access later.
When logic may need to be repeated multiple times, it is best practice to store that logic in one place. Functions are triggered by saying the variable name followed by a set of parenthesis.
Functions may accept variables, called arguments, to use internally.
Additionally, functions can return a value.
JavaScript contains syntax for evaluating logic and performing actions when a defined parameter is met.
JavaScript starts to shine once you start combining these concepts.
The "document" is a pre-defined object with information and functions relating to the page itself. Here, we can select an element and change it's content:
A JavaScript library is a collection of pre-written functions and variables that provide shortcuts for more complex behavior.
Create a file called "math.js" in the same directory as your test file, and cut/paste our
From whichever HTML page you are currently testing with, link to the file from within the  tag:
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Let's start coding
Start your servers!
Create a new test file
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8" />
<title>In-Class JavaScript</title>

JavaScript Basics
What is JavaScript?
the page to interpret, not render.
Script Tags

Code Syntax
Variables

Number Variables

String Variables

Boolean Variables

Array Variables

Object Variables

Functions

Function Variables

Function Returns

Conditional Statements

Combining Everything

Interacting with HTML

Discussion Break
JavaScript Libraries
JavaScript Libraries
Let's Make Our Own
greaterThanTen
function into the file.
Link to the File

Try referencing the variables and functions in your library from within a


A video describing the project and displaying an animation of the low fidelity or paper prototype created for the ELM Notebook project.


Dismissible alert component is an container with a close button on top right hand corner.
Let's see it's style, and understand how and why it is implemented in this way.
.alert-dismissible { padding-right: 35px; } .alert-dismissible .close { position: relative; top: -2px; right: -21px; } .close { float: right; }
A container with basic padding and close button
We can use position: absolute;
with top
and right
.
.close { position: absolute; top: 0; right: 0; }
The close button is outside the alert component. Adding
position: relative;
to .alert
can solve
the problem. You can refer to the
Component with header and footer
part for more detail.
.close { position: absolute; top: 0; right: 0; } .alert { position: relative; }
It works, and it is one of the solution, but it is not the best when
we need some padding on close button. We need to hardcode the padding
to top
and right
.
Bootstrap 3 implement another solution. It use float: right;
.close { float: right; }
But the close button affect the position content inside. So Bootstrap 3 add extra padding to the container and use position to
.alert { padding-right: 35px; } .close { float: right; position: relative; right: -22px }
I like this implementation, as the close button is part of the
component. The style merge the button into the component. Although we
have -22px
, but it is not parameter of .alert
.
It is related to size of close button.
One of the limitation is, the button must be the first child element of
.alert
. Otherwise, it will become:
It is because the position depends on the default position.
position: relative;
in component container. It can
prevent the children element go outside the component with
position: absolute;


Michael Widenius standing in front of a green backdrop with a MySQL shirt.
Here are some facts about Michael Widenius:
In 1985 he founded TCX DataKonsult AB (a Swedish data warehousing company) with Allan Larsson.
In 1995 he began writing the first version of the MySQL database with David Axmark. It was released in 1996.
He is the co-author of the MySQL Reference Manual, published by O'Reilly in June 2002.
In 2003 he was awarded the Finnish Software Entrepreneur of The Year prize.
Selling MySQL to Sun Microsystems, Widenius earned about €16.6 million in capital gains in 2008 (€16.8 million total income), making the top 10 of highest earners in Finland that year.
This guy is a database GOD.
If you would like to learn more about Michael Widenius, you can check out his Wikipedia Page.


cssstats parses the compiled CSS stylesheet and returns an object with statistics. These are high-level stats which help you analyse the performance and maintainability of your code. It helps you avoid bloat, catch redundant rules, and keep a low average specificity of selectors.
The visualization of these stats are available at /css/stats. The visualization is based on CSS Stats by Mrmrs & Jxnblk.


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One of my goals for the year is to become a better neighbor and actually befriend my neighbors. After reading "Secret Thoughts of An Unlikely Convert" this year, I was deeply impressed that some people do not accept Christ at a front door confrontation or in a church service. There is no substitute for door to door soul winning. Yet sometimes, the only way to reach people is to let them know that you genuinely care for them. As an old preacher friend of mine often says "People don't care what you know till they know that you care."
So, I'm becoming a neighborhood organizer. I live in a little city, we may only have 20,000 people but it definitely has more of a city feel than a town feel. Our church is right in the middle of a tight little city neighborhood, (and the parsonage is right next door) with probably 100 houses within 100 yards of church parking lot.
So, I've taken it upon myself to get the neighbors together. I've started an online social network for our neighbors, I'm planning a neighborhood block party, and I've been going door to door peddling those two things and introducing myself to people. So far, people have been extremely receptive and even excited about it.
At the end of the month, I plan on having a neighborhood get together at my house where I can even better acquaint myself with the neighbors. I'll make some pizza in the backyard pizza oven (which probably has got me more attention from the neighbors than anything.) We'll play some yard games and hopefully make some lasting friendships.
Even if no one in our neighborhood ever accepts Christ because of these efforts, I want all of our neighbors to be able to say that the neighborhood is a better place because of Bible Baptist Church, and that they would hate to see it go.
Am I crazy? We'll see.


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Fast Line-Segment Triangle Intersection
To be sure that C2005 performes well it is desireble to test this
algorithm compare to MT97 on different computers with different hardware
configuration. The algorithms was compiled using MSDEV 7.1 C++ compiler.
All diagrams shows time in ns of one call to procedure.
The first test was done for different size of test data on Athlon
2800 XP+ with DDR400 memory. Athlon has 512Kb of L2 cache memory so when
data size is larger then CPU accesses main memory that takes a lot of time.
Pentium-4 2.8 GHz has 512Kb L2 cache. The main memory is DDR400.
This diagram shows C2005 algorithm for Athlon XP 2800+, DDR400, Pentium-4
2.8 GHz, DDR400 and Pentium 4 (Prescott) 2.8 GHz DDR400 performance.
The next test with 368 Kb of data involves many different configurations. The
diagram shows computation power without accessing main memory.
This test uses C2005 with different probability of intersection
This last test shows SSE and SSE2 performance


WITNESS LIST Agriculture & Livestock Committee March 8, 1999-8:00A HB 426 For: Carter, Charles (Independent Cattlemen's Association of Texas) Hutchins, Elbert (Texas Veterinary Medical Association) Sheppard, Guy (Self and Texas Veterinary Medical Association) HB 431 For: Joiner, Gary (Texas Farm Bureau) HB 436 For: Carter, Charles (Independent Cattlemen's Assoc. of Texas) Powers, Bill (Texas Farm Bureau) HB 690 For: Day, Alan (Self and Bosque County Farm Bureau) Foreman, Eddie (Self and Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Assn.) Phillips, Gary (Self and Baylis Farrell) Powers, Bill (Texas Farm Bureau) Small, Ed (Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Assn.)


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I consider myself an experienced, and up to two nights ago, a responsible user of 5-MeO-DiPT. So, on the evening in question, I measure out a typical dose of GBL, intending to spend a relaxing evening at home, basking in the gentle euphoria of a substance which I had not used in a few months. My this tastes nasty, I thought to myself as I downed the chemical. It sure doesn't get any better! In fact, I don't remember GBL ever tasting this bad, with such a lasting after taste to boot, I continued in my head. The taste shock was quickly replaced by recognition, and the realization that a mislabeling error must have had me erroneously mark the 5-MeO-DiPT as GBL and vice versa, which in turn resulted in an accidental ingestion of a whopping 38mg of 5-MeO-DiPT, far, far above the usual 6mg to which I am unusually sensitive.
I quickly panicked, realizing that this idiosyncratic sensitivity to 5-MeO-DiPT, which had been so practical in the past, may turn into a nightmare now. I tried to throw up, to no avail. I drank water and tried to throw up, again to no avail. After about 5 minutes of cursing myself, I looked at the watch and realized that I had about 20 minutes to make my environment as comfortable as possible before the intensity would descend on me. I dashed to the medicine cabinet and downed about 15 caps of activated charcoal, hoping that this anti-toxin would adsorb some of the chemical. I then measured out 3 small doses of _true_ GBL into three separate glasses. Under the first one I placed a note saying '+60 minutes', under the second, one 'saying t+3 hours', under the third one saying 't+6 hours'. I would thus be prepared with a stepped anxiolytic response, should it be necessary, whith intakes spaced far apart enough to avoid any overdose.
No sooner than I finished tiding up my apartment, dimmed the lights, put some incense on, that a rush of energy surged through my body. Here we go, I told myself. I sat down and started to breath, trying to calm myself down. But this went no where. My heart rate started to go up. My body/mind was in full flight or fight response. I'm gonna blow a fuse, I heard myself chanting over and over as a mantra. Ok, enough of this: first dose of GBL, down the hatch. I ripped my clothes off and started giving various parts of my body a massage, thereby hopefully shifting my focus to one of pleasure. It worked. The intensity of the panic transformed into an ecstatic writhing on the floor, at the realization that I was in a physical body meant for pleasure. These feelings were eventually further catalyzed by the onset of the GBL. I would be ok.
Once I was able to relax, I noticed that the 5-MeO-DiPT was giving me intense trails and electric OEV patterns everywhere. My coordination was somewhat off, but no completely shot. I then embarked on an interesting and very educational mental trip about my reactions to life's little and big mishaps: I realized, that I usually only delude myself into thinking that I am in trouble, pointing out the fact that my consciousness seems divided in two: one part that reacts hysterically, and another that knows, deeply and intuitively, exactly the level of survivability of any given situation.
The first part seemed to be an amalgamation of social ideas and warnings, gleaned for the mass media, and the anxious thoughts of people around me, while the second, the core, consisted in a feeling of true beingness. I realized that I had just shifted, out of ultimate necessity, and for the first time in a conscious manner, away from the monkey mind, towards my true essence. Everything would be OK.
And everything turned out OK. I did not need the other two doses of GBL. I just got comfortable moving about in an environment in which my perceptual loudness had been ratcheted up to level 10, which at times got quite funny and comical, at others quite pleasurable, and the rest of the time, simply intense. This lasted for about 8 hours, at the end of which I felt oddly purged and cleaned out. Sleep didn't come until about 4 hours after the end of the trip. There were no other after effects.
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.


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The Java EE 7 Tutorial
13.4 Sending an Ajax Request
To activate Ajax functionality, the web application must create an Ajax request and send it to the server. The server then processes the request.
The application uses the attributes of the f:ajax
tag listed in Table 13-1 to create the Ajax request. The following sections explain the process of creating and sending an Ajax request using some of these attributes.
|
Note: Behind the scenes, the |
13.4.1 Using the event Attribute
The event
attribute defines the event that triggers the Ajax action. Some of the possible values for this attribute are click
, keyup
, mouseover
, focus
, and blur
.
If not specified, a default event based on the parent component will be applied. The default event is action
for javax.faces.component.ActionSource
components, such as a commandButton
, and valueChange
for javax.faces.component.EditableValueHolder
components, such as inputText
. In the following example, an Ajax tag is associated with the button component, and the event that triggers the Ajax action is a mouse click:
<h:commandButton id="submit" value="Submit"> <f:ajax event="click" /> </h:commandButton> <h:outputText id="result" value="#{userNumberBean.response}" />
|
Note: You may have noticed that the listed events are very similar to JavaScript events. In fact, they are based on JavaScript events, but do not have the |
For a command button, the default event is click
, so you do not actually need to specify event="click"
to obtain the desired behavior.
13.4.2 Using the execute Attribute
The execute
attribute defines the component or components to be executed on the server. The component is identified by its id
attribute. You can specify more than one executable component. If more than one component is to be executed, specify a space-delimited list of components.
When a component is executed, it participates in all phases of the request-processing lifecycle except the Render Response phase.
The execute
attribute value can also be a keyword, such as @all
, @none
, @this
, or @form
. The default value is @this
, which refers to the component within which the f:ajax
tag is nested.
The following code specifies that the h:inputText
component with the id
value of userNo
should be executed when the button is clicked:
<h:inputText id="userNo" title="Type a number from 0 to 10:" value="#{userNumberBean.userNumber}"> ... </h:inputText> <h:commandButton id="submit" value="Submit"> <f:ajax event="click" execute="userNo" /> </h:commandButton>
13.4.3 Using the immediate Attribute
The immediate
attribute indicates whether user inputs are to be processed early in the application lifecycle or later. If the attribute is set to true
, events generated from this component are broadcast during the Apply Request Values phase. Otherwise, the events will be broadcast during the Invoke Application phase.
If not defined, the default value of this attribute is false
.
13.4.4 Using the listener Attribute
The listener
attribute refers to a method expression that is executed on the server side in response to an Ajax action on the client. The listener's javax.faces.event.AjaxBehaviorListener.processAjaxBehavior
method is called once during the Invoke Application phase of the lifecycle. In the following code from the reservation
example application (see The reservation Example Application), a listener
attribute is defined by an f:ajax
tag, which refers to a method from the bean:
<f:ajax event="change" render="total" listener="#{reservationBean.calculateTotal}"/>
Whenever either the price or the number of tickets ordered changes, the calculateTotal
method of ReservationBean
recalculates the total cost of the tickets and displays it in the output component named total
.


Welcome to my personal page. My name is Kookiat Suetrong or Beer. I've been working as a computer programmer for more than 20 years, during that time I worked for several large companies including: Microsoft, Nokia Solutions and Networks and Diebold.
I've been connecting the dots in many fields, from fabless chip design to embedded systems, from database to full stack web development. I'm the creator of Cool!, a computer language for web browser and server, this website also written by Cool!


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Freecodecamp - The Story of a Moderate Achievement
by Andy T
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web development freecodecamp achievement
The title of this post says “a moderate achievement” and in reality it is, but I am still proud of the topic that I’m about to talk about.
I mentioned in one of my first posts on this blog that I started using freeCodeCamp many years ago as one of my first forays into learning front end development. At the time HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I was dedicated for a number of month and almost completed the front end certificate, which consisted of about 300 hours of study. However I dropped off about 90% of the way through because I moved onto learning other things - Python (yay!) and WordPress (slightly less yay!).
A few months ago, after starting this blog and getting back into front end development I thought about going back and completing the certificate that I had left all those years ago. Imagine my surprise when I logged back on and found that the one 300 hour course that I left had now been separated into three 300 hour courses! Fortunately it wasn’t all new material, so the time I had spent building the core skills and completing activities was saved as the activities were split into the three new curricula. Since then I’ve been logging on semi-regularly and tackling a few challenges from time to time, slowly making progress.
Then I had a bit of an epiphany a few weeks ago. I listened to a video produced by the creators of a Python learning platform that I’m a member of, PyBites about imposter syndrome that was really motivating. I’ve had a few back and forth messages with the creators of the video and we jumped on a call a few days later. That was really inspirational and spurred me on to make some more progress on my programming journey.
Since then I’ve been going mad trying to code as much and as often as I can. I’ve managed to complete the remaining activities to two of the freeCodeCamp certificates. This isn’t as difficult as it sounds, but it has taken a decent amount of effort and I’m pretty proud of myself as there has been quite a lot of work gone into achieving these certificates.
I really do think that the FCC program is a great place for people wanting to get into web development. Their bite sizes lessons clearly explain the topics at hand and they manage to get the balance between leading without hand-holding too much and there is rarely a time that help isn’t close at hand, if necessary.
With that being said, please allow me a moment of indulgence as I proudly display the certificates that I completed through freeCodeCamp.
Firstly the Responsive Web Design Certificate:
And now the Algorithms and JavaScript certificate:
I didn’t complete them on the same day, there were a few days in between before I realized that I had to update my details and actually claim the certificates, which is what happened this past Saturday.
I’m still going ahead with my study on freeCodeCamp as I would like to complete the Front End Libraries certificate in the coming weeks. I’m learning more and more about React at the moment, which I hope will help me to develop more websites in future as I move towards Gatsby and maybe even NextJS. Who knows what the future will bring, I’ve changed my mind and changed what I want to study several times since I started writing this blog several months ago, so things could change again.
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Paste into console 1 line at a time OR add all 3 lines to autoexec. Replace the F1 Key with key of choice. Aim grenade, press and hold mouse 1, press the jumpthrow key. The grenade will be thrown at perfect peak of jump, 100% of the time.
!!THIS JUMPTHROW BIND BREAKS COMPETITIVE MATCH RULES FOR ESEA, FaceIT, and CEVO in most, if not all, divisions.
This bind IS legal in ALL PUGs (ESEA, FaceIT, CEVO), and Matchmaking.


TAR archive reader for Crystal
This shard makes you to read the TAR archive files(POSIX ustar format and some functions in GNUTAR fomat).
No external library needed. This is written in pure Crystal.
In this version, following entry types are supported:
- Regular file (typeflag:
'\0'
or'0'
) - Hardlink (typeflag:
'1'
) - Symlink (typeflag:
'2'
) - Directory (typeflag:
'5'
) - PAX data (typeflag:
'x'
) (mtime, path, linkpath, uid, gid) - GNU long path name (typeflag:
'L'
) - GNU long link name (typeflag:
'K'
)
Other entry type will be extracted as a regular file.
Supporting gzipped tar archive file.
Installation
Add the dependency to your shard.yml
:
dependencies:
tarball:
github: arcage/tarball.cr
Then, run shards install
Usage
require "tarball"
# Extracts all files in "archive.tar" to under the "data" directory.
Tarball.extract_all("archive.tar", "data")
Tarball.open("archive.tar") do |tar|
# list of included file system objects.
tar.filenames
#=> ["dir/", "dir/file_name.txt", "dir/image.png"]
# extract specific file to specific path.
tar.extract_file("dir/file_name.txt", "other_name.txt")
# write content data to IO object.
tar.write_content("dir/file_name.txt", STDOUT)
end
# open gzipped tar archive
Tarball.open_gz("archive.tar.gz") do |tar|
# ...
end
API Documents
Contributors
- ʕ·ᴥ·ʔAKJ - creator and maintainer


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