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Shark Week 2016
Its that time again that we spend a week learning about sharks! So grab a drink, pick and choose which rules you like below, and let's get drunking.
Drinking Rules:
Drink Once
- Someone goes in a shark cage
- Dramatic reenactment
- Slowmotion of shark getting hangtime
- When the an expereiment fails
- Someone brags about their technology
- "The Shallows" promo
Drink Twice
- Voice over hypothetically tells how easily shark can kill someone
- Anytime some does a "Shark Week Frist"
Drink Trice
- When someone 'actually' gets in a very dangerous situation.
- Paul de Gelder makes and apperance (former Navy diver who lost hand and leg in shark attack)
- Dickie Chivell does something insane that risks his life
Drink It All
- When a show ends and they have learned nothing except a new camera angle.
- Random celebrity makes an apperience in a special


The Knicks, load management and the RJ Barrett controversy
by Kevin PeltonThis edition of the NBA mailbag features questions on RJ Barrett's minutes load, a hypothetical West-East move and pick-sixes in the NBA.
You can tweet your questions using the hashtag #peltonmailbag or email them to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The furor over the heavy workload for No. 3 overall pick RJ Barrett erupted after he played 41 minutes, including seven in the fourth quarter, during a 21-point loss to the Sacramento Kings on Nov. 3. Following the game, New York Knicks coach David Fizdale pushed back on a question about Barrett's playing time.
"We've got to get off this load management crap," Fizdale said. "Latrell Sprewell averaged 42 minutes for a season. This kid is 19. Drop it already."
The funny thing about the outcry is that Fizdale did almost immediately cut Barrett's minutes, possibly because he has been less effective following a fast start. After playing at least 39 minutes three times in New York's first seven games, Barrett hasn't played more than 35 in any game since.
So while he still is high on the leaderboard for minutes per game during a season concluded at age 19, no longer is he ahead of everyone but LeBron James.
Most MPG, season played entirely before age 20
| Player | Season | Team | Age | MPG |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LeBron James | 2003-04 | CLE | 19.3 | 39.5 |
| Carmelo Anthony | 2003-04 | DEN | 19.9 | 36.5 |
| Kevin Durant | 2007-08 | SEA | 19.6 | 34.6 |
| RJ Barrett | 2019-20 | NYK | 19.8 | 33.6 |
| Dwight Howard | 2004-05 | ORL | 19.4 | 32.6 |
| Bradley Beal | 2012-13 | WAS | 19.8 | 31.2 |
| Age as of end of regular season |
Adding in seasons begun at age 19 offers the second years for James and Dwight Howard at 42.4 and 36.9 minutes per game, respectively, as well as Lamar Odom and Andrew Wiggins each playing more than 36 MPG. But no matter where you set the bar, it's certainly atypical for a teenager to play as much as Barrett had been early in the season. And that was true even a decade ago at the dawn of the one-and-done era, long before NBA folks were using the phrase "load management."
Fizdale's choice of Sprewell as a comparison was an unusual one given that, at the same age, Sprewell still was playing in obscurity as a sophomore at Three Rivers Community College. After two years at Alabama, Sprewell made his NBA debut at age 22 and still averaged fewer MPG (35.6) as a rookie. It wasn't until turning 23 that Sprewell's workload grew to a league-high 43.1 MPG in 1993-94. So I'm not sure Fizdale's example tells us much about how many minutes Barrett is playing at age 19.
Unfortunately, given the small sample size of predecessors for Barrett, it's tough to draw any real conclusions here. In the 2011 Pro Basketball Prospectus, I studied how players with high minute totals early in their career developed and found they tailed off earlier than their low-minutes peers. However, that study contrasted players who either entered the NBA out of high school or were one-and-done in college like Barrett against those like Sprewell who reached the NBA later. It doesn't necessarily tell us much about the extra handful of minutes per game Barrett was playing early in the season.
I think Fizdale is right to show more caution. The benefit of playing Barrett extended minutes, occasionally in garbage time, doesn't seem to be worth whatever risk does exist of hampering his performance down the line when the Knicks can make better use of it.
And the fact that so few players have played so much as teenagers is evidence in and of itself. Obviously, a lot of them weren't good enough to merit so much playing time, but the likes of Anthony Davis, Luka Doncic, Kyrie Irving and Karl-Anthony Towns didn't play this much, even as teenagers who were as effective as Barrett or more so.
Still, if you're looking for evidence that high minute totals early in a player's career hinders him, I don't think there's much out there.
"If the NBA were to expand with two teams in the Western Conference, which team should move to the East?" -- Matt
First, I like this hypothetical, which doesn't seem likely to happen anytime soon. Second, my answer to this question has always been the Minnesota Timberwolves, but additional research changed my mind.
My logic was that Minnesota's nearest neighbors are all in the Eastern Conference. Going by the website distancecalculator.net, the five closest NBA cities to Minneapolis (Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland and Toronto) are all in the East. By contrast, the Memphis Grizzlies have five West rivals (Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, Oklahoma City and San Antonio) closer than the nearest West city to Minneapolis (Oklahoma City).
However, when you look at all other current NBA cities, it becomes clear that the Grizzlies would see a greater travel benefit from moving to the East than the Timberwolves. Memphis is an average of 1,071 miles from the other 14 West cities (counting L.A. twice), as compared to 1,143 for Minneapolis. But Memphis is far closer on average to the 15 East cities (counting New York twice) at 706 miles to 869 from Minneapolis. So the net travel benefit of moving Memphis from West to East (365 fewer miles to the opponents the Grizzlies would play more frequently) is greater than for the Timberwolves (274 fewer miles).
The fact that the Grizzlies get to play their nearer division rivals slightly more frequently than the more distant teams on the West Coast probably cuts into that difference a little; but presumably if we're expanding, the schedule will change to some extent, too.
"There has been discussion about the tolls on teams reaching the NBA Finals consecutively for years, most recently the Golden State Warriors and Miami Heat championship teams. If the tolls are indeed as big as some of the arguments implied, I wonder what would have happened had Michael Jordan not retired in 1993 (the Chicago Bulls got a break as a result). Would the Bulls have faced similar issues (and been unable to get six championships)?" -- Sam L.
Let's take a look at the history of teams reaching the NBA Finals in consecutive years since the ABA-NBA merger, something I first wrote about when I incorrectly picked against the Heat making the 2014 Finals:
Returning to the NBA Finals
| Previous | Teams | Finals | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 49 | 19 | 39% |
| 2 | 19 | 11 | 58% |
| 3 | 11 | 5 | 45% |
| 4 | 5 | 1 | 20% |
| Since 1976-77 |
Teams that reached the Finals for the first time the previous year have gone back nearly 40% of the time over that span. That increases to 58% chances of returning a third time for back-to-back finalists, which makes sense given the higher bar to get there. Things then drop from there to 45% for teams trying to make a fourth consecutive Finals appearance. (Those chances used to be much lower before it happened three times in the past decade.) Only the Warriors last season had gone five consecutive years since the Bill Russell Boston Celtics.
It's a little tough to separate these stats from the natural aging progress and regression to the mean, but the particularly low rate of teams going five times in a row -- and the way Golden State splintered thereafter due to free agency and injuries -- does seem to suggest the odds were against Chicago going to eight consecutive Finals had Jordan never retired.
One issue that's tough to determine in this hypothetical is whether the Bulls would have experienced the same roster turnover they did in reality. When they won the 1996 championship, Jordan and Scottie Pippen were the lone players left from the 1993 team that completed the previous three-peat. Refreshing the role players around the stars helped Chicago stave off some of the fatigue related to deep playoff runs, and while Jerry Krause was going to bring Toni Kukoc over either way, I'm not sure the Bulls would have added starters Ron Harper and Dennis Rodman had they been coming off four or five titles in a row.
I'll give the last word to Steve Kerr, a key part of the rotation for Chicago's second three-peat, who spoke about this hypothetical with Bill Simmons on the B.S. Report back in 2013 before he left TNT to coach the Warriors:
"Sometimes people say to me, 'Gosh, if Jordan hadn't left, you guys would have won seven straight titles or eight straight titles.' I just laugh when people say that. I wasn't there for the first three, but after the second three, we were absolutely running on fumes. I think the reason we had that great stretch for the second three was because Michael stepped away from the game and recharged his battery and came back with a vengeance. But to do it over and over and over again like that, years in a row ... I think especially in today's era with so many games and so much pressure from the media and everything else, I think it's virtually impossible."
"Who leads the NBA in pick-sixes?" - - Nate
During the fall crossover between football and basketball season, it's worth considering the NBA's equivalent to a pick-six in football: a steal that leads immediately to a layup for the same player at the other end of the court. According to Second Spectrum tracking, here were the leaders in this category during the 2018-19 regular season:
Most NBA Pick-Sixes
| Player | # |
|---|---|
| De'Aaron Fox | 19 |
| Jayson Tatum | 17 |
| Russell Westbrook | 16 |
| Paul George | 16 |
| Shaquille Harrison | 15 |
| Andre Drummond | 14 |
| DeAndre' Bembry | 13 |
| Eric Bledsoe | 12 |
| Jaylen Brown | 12 |
| Source: Second Spectrum |
This is an eclectic list that doesn't exactly match up with the leaders in total steals. Of the top 10 players in steals, just four (Andre Drummond, De'Aaron Fox, Paul George and Russell Westbrook) crack the top nine here. (Several other players were tied for 10th with 11 pick-sixes.)
The Celtics' wing duo was particularly effective at turning their steals into pick-sixes. Jayson Tatum ranked 48th in the league in total steals and Jaylen Brown 80th; more than one-sixth of Brown's steals were of the pick-six variety.
Alas, that might not be a repeatable skill. Tatum has just two pick-sixes this season despite increasing his steal rate. Kris Dunn leads the league with seven of them and Kendrick Nunn is next with six.


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Let's say I have a bunch of groups, and I use quotient
to make isomorphism classes. Is there a constructive way to make the isomorphism classes inherit the structure of a group?
I don't know but I'd like to find out. Let's say our groups are specified as:
variables {I : Type} (G : I -> Type) [Π i, group (G i)]
Are we also given the isomorphisms between those groups or to you want to construct them somehow?
I have already constructed the quotient
Can you show it?
import data.set.basic group_theory.subgroup universe u namespace group variables {α : Type u} [group α] (S : set α) inductive generate : set α | basic : ∀ x ∈ S, generate x | one : generate 1 | mul_inv : ∀ x y, generate x → generate y → generate (x * y⁻¹) namespace generate def is_subgroup : is_subgroup (generate S) := { one_mem := generate.one S, mul_inv_mem := λ x y hx hy, generate.mul_inv x hx y hy } end generate variables {β : Type u} [group β] variables α β class isomorphism extends α ≃ β := ( is_group_hom : is_group_hom to_fun ) namespace isomorphism variables {γ : Type u} [group γ] variables {β γ} @[refl] protected def refl : isomorphism α α := { is_group_hom := λ x y, rfl .. equiv.refl α } variables {α β γ} @[symm] protected def symm (e : isomorphism α β) : isomorphism β α := { is_group_hom := λ x y, calc e.inv_fun (x * y) = e.inv_fun (e.to_fun (e.inv_fun x) * e.to_fun (e.inv_fun y)) : by rw [e.right_inv, e.right_inv] ... = e.inv_fun (e.to_fun (e.inv_fun x * e.inv_fun y)) : by rw e.is_group_hom ... = e.inv_fun x * e.inv_fun y : by rw e.left_inv, .. equiv.symm e.to_equiv } @[trans] protected def trans (e₁ : isomorphism α β) (e₂ : isomorphism β γ) : isomorphism α γ := { is_group_hom := λ x y, by unfold equiv.trans; dsimp; rw [e₁.is_group_hom, e₂.is_group_hom], .. equiv.trans e₁.to_equiv e₂.to_equiv } end isomorphism end group variable (S : Type u) namespace free_group structure to_be_named (G : Type u) [group G] := ( gen : set G ) ( gen_gen : group.generate gen = set.univ ) ( func : gen → S ) ( inj : function.injective func ) def to_be_named.quotient_rel : setoid Σ G [H : group G], @to_be_named S G H := ⟨λ G H, nonempty $ @group.isomorphism G.1 G.2.1 H.1 H.2.1, λ G<EMAIL_ADDRESS>G.1 G.2.1⟩, λ G H ⟨e⟩<EMAIL_ADDRESS>G.1 G.2.1 H.1 H.2.1 e⟩, λ G H K ⟨e₁⟩ ⟨e₂⟩<EMAIL_ADDRESS>G.1 G.2.1 H.1 H.2.1 K.1 K.2.1 e₁ e₂⟩⟩ def something : Type (u+1) := quotient (to_be_named.quotient_rel S) noncomputable def rep : something S → Σ G [H : group G], @to_be_named S G H := λ G, classical.some (@quotient.exists_rep _ (to_be_named.quotient_rel S) G) #check λ G, classical.some (@quotient.exists_rep _ (to_be_named.quotient_rel S) G) structure funny_structure : Type (u+1) := ( G : something S ) ( func : S → (rep S G).1 ) ( im_gen : @group.generate _ (rep S G).2.1 (func '' set.univ) = set.univ ) def some_product : Type (u+1) := Π A : funny_structure S, (rep S A.G).1 noncomputable instance some_product.group : group (some_product S) := { mul := λ f g x, @has_mul.mul _ (@semigroup.to_has_mul _ (@monoid.to_semigroup _ (@group.to_monoid _ (rep S (x.G)).2.1))) (f x) (g x), mul_assoc := λ f g h, funext $ λ x, by apply mul_assoc, one := λ x, @has_one.one _ (@monoid.to_has_one _ (@group.to_monoid _ (rep S (x.G)).2.1)), one_mul := λ f, funext $ λ x, by apply one_mul, mul_one := λ f, funext $ λ x, by apply mul_one, inv := λ f x, @has_inv.inv _ (@group.to_has_inv _ (rep S (x.G)).2.1) (f x), mul_left_inv := λ f, funext $ λ x, by apply mul_left_inv } def aux_func : S → some_product S := λ x A, A.func x end free_group def free_group : Type (u+1) := group.generate (free_group.aux_func S '' set.univ) instance free_group.group : group (free_group S) := is_subgroup.group group.generate.is_subgroup def free_group.from_S : S → free_group S := λ x, ⟨free_group.aux_func S x, group.generate.basic _ ⟨x, trivial, rfl⟩⟩
this is WIP so there are errors on the bottom, ignore those
the quotient is appropriately named something
So you'd like to remove noncomputable
from your group
instance?
right
You had to prove that the composite of group homs is a group hom?? That's not there already?
you'll be surprised
Instead of classical.some
and quotient.exists_rep
in rep
, can you try and use quotient.lift
?
to where?
Not sure yet
You're basically taking the value of a quotient type and sticking it in a sigma type. Because the sigma type is in Type u
depending on which representative you extract, you will be able to tell members of the quotient sets apart.
There are two possibilities I can see to stay constructive: instead of using a sigma type, use an existential quantification (not sure if that's workable with the group) or extract something other than the element of one of the group. A representative value that will be the same for every element of a given equivalence class
Or maybe Mario's trunc
contraption can make the sigma type into something that isn't data
@Simon Hudon do we even need the quotient?
I think you're right, you don't need it, at least not there
I think the reason the author introduced it is because of some foundational issues with ZFC
the paper is here for reference https://www3.nd.edu/~andyp/notes/CategoricalFree.pdf
@Kevin Buzzard this can be viewed in two ways
you will view it as "another reason why ZFC is stupid"
I will view it as "another reason why Lean is stupid"
I'm wondering if you even need the sigma type
I did it without any quotient
and without injectivity
the only reason why the paper introduced those is to justify it in ZFC
And sigma type?
well the sigma type has UMP as pi type right
that means, (Sigma x1 x2) -> x3 is the same as x1 -> x2 -> x3
since they're there, the sigma doesn't need to be there anymore
am I speaking English
that thing there with that sigma is no longer used
I can't English
What's UMP?
universal mapping property
or in CS language, "destructor" / "eliminator"
Ah I see
So why is it that not needing a quotient type makes Lean stupid?
well if I need to explain I would have to bring another concept from math philosophy into here :P
called predicativity
Cool, I'm all ears
inductive types are predicative
they're philosophically well-founded
bigger things are built on top of smaller things
like "canonical", this word can't be properly defined, but a common criterion is whether the quantifiers quantify over the object to be constructed
e.g. in ZFC, omega is constructed to be the intersection of every inductive set
instead of building it from below, omega is constructed from above, which makes it philosophically not well-founded, and we call that impredicative
in ZFC, omega := {x | x in A for every inductive A}
but the "for every" quantifier there, quantifiers over omega itself
now, the free group construction in the paper is equally impredicative
in the sense that it takes the product of every possible group and then find the subgroup generated by the image of S
but that product would have to already include that group to be constructed
ZFC is an impredicative theory
but that's unavoidable, because we want a strong foundation theory to do maths
the common construction of free group is predicative
because it builds on smaller things, i.e. individual words
in ZFC, i.e. in the paper, the author constructed the free product by considering every group generated by a set that injects into S
there's still a limitation on the size
in Lean, i.e. in my file, I don't even need to care about the size, since Lean allows it
https://github.com/kckennylau/Lean/blob/master/free_group.lean
Why is that a problem?
it's not very well-founded is it
Isn't the "big things built from smaller things" idea supported by the hierarchy of universes?
well but one universe is already big enough
philosophy aside, this construction is quite funny
what do you think of my file? is it mathematically correct? should I PR it?
I wonder why this construction isn't more well-known
I don't think I can make a judgement about your construction. Mario and Kevin probably should be the ones to comment
ok
Or Johannes
It looks like a cool construction :)
rip universe limitation
now it can be in any universe
Yeah, that's universe polymorphism for you ;-)
I wonder if free_group.{u v} S
and free_group.{u w} S
are different
@Simon Hudon this is such a convenient construction
basically constructing an object from its UMP
I can probably construct the abelianization this way also
That looks like the free objects I've worked with before. I remember being blown away by how cool they are :D
you've seen this construction before?
I've seen it in free monads mostly
do you have any idea how I can fix the file to remove the need for manual typeclassing?
group to monoid, monoid to semigroup, semigroup to has_mul...
What happens when you replace it with an underscore?
can't synthesize that thing
Right but what instances are in your context?
the thing is that the instances aren't declared to the left of the colon
rather, they're introduced as variables
because of how I defined ambient
Right, so you can write:
λ x y G HG f, by resetI ; exact @has_mul.mul _ _ ...
I thought definitions shouldn't have any tactics
because they're difficult to destruct
This tactic won't create a complicated term. But it's also useful to just try it and see if it works. Otherwise, you can also use a separate def
hmm...
free functors on steroids
https://github.com/kckennylau/Lean/blob/master/abelianization.lean
comes with commutators for free!
I'm familiar with this construction, which is sometimes used as an application of category theory: use the adjoint functor theorem to construct free groups. When you unwind the category theory it's exactly this construction: taking a suitable quotient over all groups
The universe issues that arise in ZFC also arise in lean, because they are valid concerns and can cause inconsistency if they are not attended to. In lean this expresses as a bumping up of the universe level of the constructed free group
To prove that the universe doesn't need to increase, you need a size limitation which amounts to doing the standard (internal) free group construction anyway. This is why I'm not a big fan of this approach - it's just shuffling proof obligations around
When you write the UMP predicatively, it ends up weaker than people want (and use), because the free group you've constructed lives in max u (v+1)
but is only universal wrt groups in Type v
, which is strictly lower. In particular, the free group UMP doesn't apply to itself, which we want to be true for it to really be a free group. Otherwise it's only an approximation - if you try proving equivalence to the standard internal definition you will get stuck
Re: making the isomorphism class a group, it is impossible to do this computably for some reasonable definitions of the problem. Suppose we want to take a quotient of all groups (in some universe) with respect to isomorphism. First of all, note that a quotient is with respect to a relation, meaning a Prop, meaning data about the isomorphism itself will be lost. We can define such a quotient, let's call it Q
. Now each element q : Q
somehow "represents" a group unique up to isomorphism, but I claim that there is no computable function rep : Q -> Group
such that G ~= rep (mk G)
for all groups G
.
Now one way to define such a function is by applying choice as you've done to just pick one of the groups in the class, but maybe you thought there might be a way of using all the groups at once to form a new group which is isomorphic to each of the groups in the equivalence class. Supposing this is possible, and supposing also that you computably have the isomorphism f G : G ~= rep (mk G)
, i.e. that's not just an existence statement, then you have choice
for group isomorphisms, since if nonempty (G ~= H)
then mk G = mk H
and hence you can construct G ~= rep (mk G) = rep (mk H) ~= H
.
To turn this into at least unique choice, we can construct a group H
which is isomorphic to G = C_2
iff α
is nonempty. For example, H := Σ g : G, g ≠ 0 → trunc α
will do the trick. Then given an isomorphism f : G ~= H
, we have f 1 : psum (trunc α) (1 = 0)
from which we obtain an element of trunc α
. This is not as strong as full choice, but it is known unprovable in lean.
@Mario Carneiro so what should I do? I'm confused, you keep saying it's unprovable but you're giving an algorithm
I'm showing that if you could construct it you could prove something that is known unprovable
thus it's not computable
ok, then what should I do?
Live with the fact that going from an isomorphism class to a specific group is nonconstructive?
oh well, but I didn't use isomorphism class in the end
maybe you can phrase it independently of the choice then?
phrase what?
your theorem, whatever it is
that free group exists?
I'm not sure what you are trying to do now...

I've heard of church encodings, if you're referring to the numbers
I'm talking about the types. Something like this:
def unit := ∀ X : Type, X → X def nat := ∀ X : Type, X → (X → X) → X def prod (α β) := ∀ X : Type, (α → β → X) → X
oh
I get it, go on
This sort of thing works great in system F, where there is only one impredicative data type Type
, because then unit : Type
etc and this has the expected universal property
But in lean, it's not as strong as you want because the elimination property only goes to Type 0
in this case while the constructed type lives in Type 1
Note that real eliminators such as are generated by inductive
eliminate to Sort u
where u
is independent of the universes involved in the definition of the inductive type itself
This allows creation of type families over the inductive type in very large universes
fair enough
There is a curious property about these weak eliminators, though: If there exists a real type with the right eliminator, then you can prove that the weak type and the strong type are isomorphic, so the weak type inherits the strong eliminator
hence what you mean by moving proof obligations around
That means that your free group construction is correct if there is a free group
and here am I thinking that it's a brand new construction that nobody knows :P
The size limitation thing is really important but manifests in weird ways in ZFC and lean
I think it's also related to the "B" in BNF, bounded natural functors used in isabelle for generating arbitrary (co)inductive types
which literally have an axiom on limitation of size, to prevent universe issues
:b_button:ounded :b_button:atural :b_button:unctors
now I need to make a "bounded natural blunders" joke
I'm thoroughly confused now
Well that's really annoying. I thought that type theory was getting around these silly ZFC universe problems
but it's just moving them to Lean universe problems
same thought here
Why do you care about isomorphic groups?
Why not just work with all groups?
right, I worked with all groups at the end
I was following the paper, which used isomorphic groups
my conjecture is that the author used isomorphism classes to make it justified in ZFC
Similarly you don't need to work with "generated by a subset of S"
which i take to be a really shitty thing to do
That just seemed to be a red herring
right
I didn't use that in my construction
but then it still depends on the universe
since you're quantifying over every group anyway
that's the thing with impredicative constructions
you can send the other elements of to the identity
Oh I broke zulip
I can't edit $S$ into
you see, in ZFC this is the way you would do it:
firstly you consider only the isomorphism classes
Bingo, I had to reload the page.
and you only consider the groups generated by a subset of S
because in some sense you can build it from S
I don't see where the subset comes in
but I do see where the isomorphism classes come in
well
they are both limitations on the size of the set
after these two restrictions, you can justify the existence of the set by building it from a large enough set that you still build from S
I don't see where they're needed in the ZFC proof.
if you don't limit the size of the generator, your set is still too big
I want my generator to have size S
exactly
ah
hmm
that's what you meant
I suppose it's ok then
So in ZFC I start with S and then I choose some cardinal kappa such that in V_kappa there is a copy of every group generated by S
Lean is better because in Lean I don't think you even need that S generates G
But as Mario points out, your answer is in the wrong universe.
I think you do need that S generates G if you don't want to run into universe problems
In ZFC you do, but I don't see where you need it in Lean.
You just put a group structure on the product of G over all pairs (G,f:S -> G)
and give this a map from S
and then take the intersection over all the subgroups containing the image of S
This should definitely be in #maths
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{% load selectize_tags %}
pip install django-selectize
python setup.py install
.selectize
to your Django-project directory. Now add selectize
to the INSTALLED_APPS
setting of your project.
Note: you must place selectize
above other installed applications.


We analyzed the nucleotide composition of genes with a special emphasis on stability of DNA sequences. Besides, in a variety of different organisms unequal use of synonymous codons, or codon usage bias, occurs which also show variation among genes in the same genome. Seemingly, codon usage bias is affected by both selective constraints and mutation bias which allows and enables us to examine and detect changes in these two evolutionary forces between genomes or along one genome. Therefore, we determined the codon adaptation index (CAI), effective number of codons (ENC) and codon usage analysis with calculation of the relative synonymous codon usage (RSCU), and subsequently predicted the translation efficiency and accuracy through GC-rich codon usages. Furthermore, we estimated the relative stability of the DNA sequence following calculation of the average free energy (Delta G) and Dimer base-stacking energy level.
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| Author: | Babak Khorsand [aut, cre], Ehsan Sadeghnezhad [aut], Javad Zahiri [ths], Mohsen Sharifi [ths], Hassan Zare-mayvan [ths] |
| Maintainer: | Babak Khorsand <khorsand at mail.um.ac.ir> |
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PLC Data Server Glossary of terms
The PDS acts as a piece of middleware, simplifying a client's access to a PLC.
It takes care of the TCP/IP network communications to a network enabled PLC and abstracts the ModBus protocol via a tag abstraction.
The default PDS IPC key (passed to the connect routine) is 1423779 (hex 0x0015b9a3).
The PDS uses UNIX IPC resources.
It uses a shared memory segment to store the data read from a PLC in tag structures.
Access to the shared memory is protected by a semaphore.
Client requests to write data to the PLC are communicated to the PDS via a message sent on a message queue.
The API uses a tag abstraction - that is, a reference in the PLC is mapped to a tagname (a string) and the data value at the address in the PLC is mapped to a tagvalue (a string).
A flag is a tag having only a boolean value {1|0}.
A wordbit is a discrete bit (1-16) within a data word.
A taglist is an array of plctag structures.
/******************************************************************************
* Generic tag list structure definition *
******************************************************************************/
typedef struct plctaglist_rec
{
int ntags; /* The number of tags in the taglist */
plctag *tags; /* A pointer to the plctag array (taglist) */
} plctaglist;
/******************************************************************************
* Generic tag structure definition *
******************************************************************************/
typedef struct plctag_rec
{
char name[PDS_TAGNAME_LEN]; /* The tag's name */
char value[PDS_TAGVALUE_LEN]; /* String representation of tag's value */
char type; /* The tag's data type */
} plctag;
Valid format specifiers are:
- Integers: 'i', 'd'
- Floating Point Numbers: 'f'
- Character Strings: 'c', 's'
The front-end/back-end (febe) protocol version is a way of ensuring that a client and the PDS are 'talking' the same language.
Every time a change is made to any of the structures in the PDS API, the febe protocol version is incremented.
This means that if the PDS has been linked to one library, and a client has linked to another library, then upon the client attempting to connect to the PDS the connection will fail.
This attempts to prevent library incompatabilities from causing a client to crash.
Valid PLC status values are:
- 0 - PLC Status OK
- PDS_PLC_CONNERR - PLC Connection Error
- PDS_PLC_COMMSERR - PLC Comms Error
- PDS_PLC_RESPERR - PLC Response Error
- PDS_PLC_OFFLINE - PLC is Offline
These values can be bitwise or'ed.
Last updated on 2000-05-06
Paul M. Breen


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VDPAU
|
Data Structures | |
| struct | VdpProcamp |
| Procamp operation parameterization data. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | VDP_PROCAMP_VERSION 0 |
| #define | VDP_COLOR_STANDARD_ITUR_BT_601 |
| ITU-R BT.601. More... | |
| #define | VDP_COLOR_STANDARD_ITUR_BT_709 |
| ITU-R BT.709. More... | |
| #define | VDP_COLOR_STANDARD_SMPTE_240M |
| SMPTE-240M. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef float | VdpCSCMatrix[3][4] |
| Storage for a color space conversion matrix. More... | |
| typedef uint32_t | VdpColorStandard |
| YCbCr color space specification. More... | |
| typedef VdpStatus | VdpGenerateCSCMatrix(VdpProcamp *procamp, VdpColorStandard standard, VdpCSCMatrix *csc_matrix) |
| Generate a color space conversion matrix. More... | |
When converting from YCbCr to RGB data formats, a color space conversion operation must be performed. This operation is parameterized using a "color space conversion matrix". The VdpCSCMatrix is a data structure representing this information.
| #define VDP_COLOR_STANDARD_ITUR_BT_601 |
ITU-R BT.601.
| #define VDP_COLOR_STANDARD_ITUR_BT_709 |
ITU-R BT.709.
| #define VDP_COLOR_STANDARD_SMPTE_240M |
SMPTE-240M.
| #define VDP_PROCAMP_VERSION 0 |
| typedef uint32_t VdpColorStandard |
YCbCr color space specification.
A number of YCbCr color spaces exist. This enumeration defines the specifications known to VDPAU.
| typedef float VdpCSCMatrix[3][4] |
Storage for a color space conversion matrix.
Note that the application may choose to construct the matrix content by either:
The color space conversion equation is as follows:
| typedef VdpStatus VdpGenerateCSCMatrix(VdpProcamp *procamp, VdpColorStandard standard,VdpCSCMatrix *csc_matrix) |
Generate a color space conversion matrix.
| [in] | procamp | The procamp adjustments to make. If NULL, no adjustments will be made. |
| [in] | standard | The YCbCr color space to convert from. |
| [out] | csc_matrix | The CSC matrix to initialize. |


Advanced Charting Example
The example on this page shows how a more complex chart can be built using the d3fc components.
The three charts that make up this example are each linear time series charts. The top-most chart uses the gridlines, crosshairs and candlestick components, rendered via the multi-series component. The volume and navigator charts uses a similar mix of components.
These charts all share the same underlying data, however, this is enhanced with the data that represents the current interactive state.
The top-most chart uses a tooltip component that was written specifically for this example application. It is added as a 'decoration' of the crosshair.
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DANCEMAKER
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Artistic License Films Director: Matthew Diamond Cast: Paul Taylor, Bettie De Jong, Ross Kramberg, Maureen Mansfield, Kristi Egtvedt, Lisa Viola, Thomas Patrick, et al
A visitor from Mars, seeking familiarity with the world's customs, might be surprised to see that the viewers for sporting events is entirely different from the audience for the dance. The dance may not have the excitement of competition between opposing teams, but many pieces involve the same type of conflict that you find in literature. More important, sporting events and the dance share the love of physicality, allowing the performers to express themselves not as talking heads but in corporeal work. Apropos, when a modern dance group visited a high-school auditorium about 15 years ago to put on a show, the performers were heckled by some of the wise guys in the audience. Two of the fellows doing the taunting were called up to the stage by one of the players--always a wise move because it's sure to reverse the tide and get the teens to turn on their buddies. They were asked simply to stand for ten seconds on their tones and move about for a couple of steps. Of course they couldn't, leading to pandemonium in the audience. For the rest of the concert, the halls were quiet, the dancers concluding their act to tumultuous applause.
One would like to report that some of these kids now in their thirties, would turn up for the approaching concert of the Paul Taylor Dance Company, which will be in New York's City Center from March 2 through March 14 before moving out to tour several locales in California. Coinciding with the Manhattan concerts will be the opening at the Film Forum of the Oscar-nominated documentary, "Dancemaker," a fitting tribute to Paul Taylor whom some consider to be the world's finest choreographer. Taylor, who in his more youthful days once danced with Martha Graham, is today a tall and distinguished-looking man, an inveterate gum chewer and, surprisingly enough a smoker (as are some members of his famous troupe). The movie is directed by Matthew Diamond who brings his own experience as a dancer to bear, filming with the aim of showing what goes on backstage as the performers rehearse, bond, gripe about their pains, but who apparently have nothing evil to say about their teacher- choreographer. Diamond is nothing if not thoroughly informal in his presentation, yet at the same time he presents to us an intimate canvas upon which the steps are painted, the ideas thrown back and forth. We get an innermost look at the financial side, at the need to raise funds from corporations, because the fairly hefty prices that this world-famous group can draw can still not begin to meet their costs.
As a documentary, "Dancemaker" follows the typical pattern of the genre, alternating talking heads with actual portrayals of selected dances--by both soloists and the ensemble--all brought to a stunning conclusion by a Chorus- Line style excerpt from a major feature. While three of the heads are dance critics, including the New York Times' expert interpreter Anna Kisselgorf and New York Post critic Clive Barnes, no one has anything but praise for Taylor and his company. Some of the audience for the work might hope for a bit of criticism for the sake of credibility lest we consider the movie a puff-piece for all its artistry. (Even a recent film about the life of Anne Frank focused to no small degree on how the young Ms. Frank was anything by an angel.) And director Diamond seems throughout to pander to channel- surfers in the audience, tempting us with wondrous, even awesome looks at pieces like "Aureole" only to cut to yet another talking head or fast-forwarding from one segment of the dance to another. Those of us who regretted that the Broadway play "A Chorus Line" showed the young performers in full uniform doing their thing for all too brief a time at the show's conclusion will relate to this reproach.
The technique that works best in the film is the introduction of fragments of dances performed by Paul Taylor himself during the early 1960s, comparing them with the same dances executed today by members of the current troupe. Diamond goes back to the obligatory early days of the choreographer, briefly touching on his parents' divorce but affording no major insights into what made the boy choose his profession. He opens the movie with a fairly extended piece of athleticism which looks to the untrained eye more like a practice session of gymnasts for the Olympic games but as the film progresses, we observe the construction of particular steps and how these steps are coordinated with the music, whether the music be of recent vintage or of 19th century stock such as some overtures by Offenbach.
The most exciting dance, one with a strong message as well, is the selection from the 1976 "Cloven Kingdom," a romp of men wearing formal attire, holding their hands like rabbit paws and switching from their upright positions to all fours. The obvious purport is that we are both highly sophisticated, urban creatures and primitives not unlike others in the animal kingdom. Perhaps this, the most original and striking part of the film, should have been used as its finale rather than a more conventional piece which is an ode to the tango, "Piazzolla Caldera."
Many are those who take part behind the stage to give the company the reputation it deserves today, people like rehearsal director Bettie De Jong and the company's executive director (and fund raiser) Ross Kramberg. Ultimately the film affords us a solid portrayal of a unique artist and may even lead diehard film fans to shell out for the forthcoming live shows in New York and California of the Paul Taylor Dance Company.
Not Rated. Running Time: 85 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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--- title: portable dependency injection in C++ type: home ---
Wallaroo is a dependency injection library for C++ released under the BOOST software license. With wallaroo, you can easily separate the object graph from the class implementation. You can create objects and wire them using strings so that you can load the "object graph" from a configuration file.
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If you want to know the next steps of Wallaroo development, you can read the Roadmap page.
Here and here you can find the slideshare slide decks I used in a couple of talks about dependency injection in C++ and wallaroo.
If you have any comment or request, or you’re simply using wallaroo, please let me know by emailing me. Also, remember to check out the #wallaroolib hashtag on twitter or follow my twitter account to stay up to date with wallaroo library.


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transform(mode=CENTER)
Sets the registration point - the offset for rotate(), scale() and skew() commands. By default, shapes, paths, text and images rotate around their own centerpoint. Optionally, transform() can be called with mode=CORNER to rotate and skew around the canvas' upper left corner.
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Damp
(verb) - /dæmp/ - to check or retard the energy, action, etc., of;
deaden; dampen; to stifle or suffocate; extinguish
This is a utility to control the responses from APIs via a proxy through various configuration mechanisms. You can force errors or delays on specific API invocations. Also known as the
Dynamically
Arranged
Mocking
Proxy.
Request Routing
Every request that arrives at the proxy runs through a series of routes and applies
ALL routes that match the
path (in order of most specific path to least specific) until either a
status or
target route is found.
Routesets are loaded in the following order:
- Request Routeset - The request is interrogated to determine if a specific routeset is configured. This is done in the follow order and once a routeset is matched, it is used and the subsequent steps are skipped:
- {{appheader}} with damp-appname - if the request has a {{appheader}} header value like damp-appname:myapp then a routeset named myapp is loaded (ie. /_api/routesets/myapp). If it exists, it will be used.
- {{appheader}} with damp-routeset - if the request has a {{appheader}} header value matching damp-routeset:base64 then a routeset is decoded from the Base64 encoded JSON in base64 and will then be used.
- Host header - if the request has a Host header with name matching myapp.damp.vspglobal.com (which resolved from the *.damp.vspglobal.com wildcard DNS), then a routeset named *myapp* is loaded. If it exists, it will be used.
- Static Routeset - After all the routes in the Request Routeset resolve, if no target or status routes are found, then the static routeset is loaded from the config option provided at runtime.
- Default Routeset - After all the routes in the Request Routeset resolve and the routes in the Static Routeset resolve, if no target or status routes are found, then the default route is resolved based on the delay and target provided at runtime.
More Details
To learn more about how to run damp locally or for information on contributing to it, check out
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After reading up on this common stimulant online, I came across some pills with ephedrine (12.5 mg) and Gauifenesin (200mg) in them. I didnít pay much attention to the Gauifenesin (expectorant), past experiences with this have given me no problems.
4:15 pm Ė I downed 3 cups coffee.
4:20 pm - I popped 6 pills, totaling to 75mg ephedrine.
5:45 pm - The onset took awhile, and it came on slow. But it was definitely apparent when it did kick in, I was sitting at the computer reading other ephedrine experiences when I kept lifting my heels rapidly and making my knees shake up and down. I also do this frequently on MDMA.
6:00 pm - I notice I canít sit still, I start getting up to do little things. This is odd because Iím normally lazy. Pretty soon I find myself getting up for no reason at all. For the next hour Iím very jittery and need to be doing something. My heart is pounding like crazy too.
6:30 pm - Iíve never done speed/meth before but at this point Iím guessing that this is very close to what those stimulants must feel like, or at least this is the closest feeling Iíve ever had to them. I can do pretty much anything physically active and have no fatigue after, so I went in my room and started lifting weights, my arms donít feel tired at all after.
7:00 pm Ė I am still restless and need something to do, the effects donít seem to be wearing off but only getting stronger. I need to leave the house so I jump in my car and start driving with no particular place to go. Sitting down feels weird, Iíve got this weird tension throughout my body, and the muscles on the tops of my thighs hurt from shaking my legs constantly. At this point I realize another thing Iím doing similar to when on MDMA, Iím grinding my teeth like a bitch!
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
7:30 pm Ė I drove around, got gas, called some people, and didnít achieve much just trying to find something to do.  The effects have reached a platue at this point. I finally got ahold of somebody to hangout with so I sped off to his house (literally sped, Iím driving alot faster than normal too).
7:40 pm - Arrived at friends house, it feels good to get up out of the car and be walking/active again, the tension built up from sitting finally goes away, my heart starts pumping again and Iím full of energy. At this point I realize yet another simularity to MDMA, the thought of food or hunger never enters my mind. In fact my friend mentioned something about going to get fast food and my stomach started hurting a little.
8:00 pm - We decide to go pickup another friend, I speed driving to his house as well. Iím a *little* calmed down at this point but I think its only because I sat down again, but that soon went away when we got to his house and I got out of the car again. we stayed at his house for a good 45 minutes, in which the whole time I was still full of energy and could not sit still, anytime somebody needed to get up for something, like get the remote or a drink from the kitchen, I would jump up and volunteer to get it. I kept finding reasons to get up (bathroom, lock car door, etc....)
8:45 pm - 45 minutes into being at his house I couldnít take it anymore, I wanted to leave. Houses are not my friends at this point, so we decided to go down the street to the liquor store, I wanted to walk but the lazy asses wanted to drive. So we drove. When we arrived one of the two friends bought us all energy drinks called 'X-drink'. Reading the label I notice itís pumped full of caffeine, ginseng, guarana, and a million other energy things.  I donít usually smoke cigs but I thought it would calm me down a little before the caffeine kicked in.
9:00 pm - They want to go back to the house but I really didnít want to, so I said I had to go pickup my girlfriend from work, which I did have to but not for another hour.  Within 10 minutes my heart starts racing again and Iím sitting in my car listening to music. The tension in my muscles comes back but this time I've got tons more energy, the drink really boosted it all. This time I try to ration my breathing, I take slow long breaths to try and calm my heart down, it works a little but not much.
9:25 pm - Still in my car sitting trying to calm down/sober up before I pickup my girlfriend in a half hour, I call back one of my friends and ask him what I should do to calm down and he says 'Whatever you do donít sit'. This sounds like a good idea but for some reason in the car my music sounded alot better, I had tons of energy though and needed to leave so I through on a sweatshirt and walked off into the night.
9:45 pm - 20 minutes walking, it really helps, tension's gone again and Iím feeling really good, walking really fast too. Iím just staring at the ground as I walk and I eventually look up and Iíve walked REALLY far. I look at my watch and need to pickup my lady in 15, so I start walking back, but its really far so I think hey, why not run? So I start running back to my car, and when I finally get there and stop to unlock the door, Iím not breathing hard, not really sweating, in fact it feels like I didnít even leave.
10:00 pm - I drive off to pickup my lady from work, finally get there and just my luck Iím starting to calm down, I still have energy but now my muscles are starting to get tired, and it feels really good to sit.
10:30 pm Ė I got my lady and finally arrived back at the house, the place where I had despised being when on the ephedrine, now is like heaven! I go and lay down in my bed and I feel like Iím laying in clouds, I layed their half awake for awhile, eyes closed but still conscious, and eventually fell asleep.
I slept real heavy that night and here I am the next morning and I feel fine, no hangover, I feel hungry but donít have an appetite for anything. I'd say based on what I learned from researching the substance before I did it, I picked the right dose and everything came out as I expected it to. I was very pleased and Iíll use the substance again but next time to my advantage, when I actually have something to do. :)
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Banking users struggle to keep track of their overall spending and are not effective at saving money.
Design an experience to help a banking user understand and manage their expenses, considering factors including totals,
possible expense categories and associated transactions. Help the banking user set achievable saving goals, considering
completion periods and notifications.
Process:
We need to know why we need to create this experience.
Ideally the process should start by studying the current version and analyzing the services of competitors.
We don't have the current version, so we just need to talk to our user by checking user's feedbacks in AppStore and Google play.
Identified deficiencies:
• Each screen contains too much information, which must be scrolled.
• Too many functions on one screen, what complicates the use of the application, so "Less is More".
• Lack of visualization of users spending in a way that is convenient for each user persone individually.


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The movie you entered is: {{putData['Title'] }}
The year this movie was made is: {{ putData['Year'] }}
The rating you gave this movie is: {{ putData['Rating'] }} {% endblock %}


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Despite the seemingly scary look, these are very kind Pokémon who are terribly fond of hugging. The main thing is not to climb into their territory and not try to clean the surroundings, otherwise you will be poisoned.


Version 6 defaults to FA 5 icons (but will switch to FA 6 when that's released), removes moment, jQuery and Bootstrap as depedencies. It also uses Popper.js v2.
This tool attempts to convert your configurations from previous version of the picker to v6. Paste your current
configuration into the input box. Due to how this process works, it cannot convert usages of moment or date
objects. Set any property that uses unsupported values to undefined
so that configuration can still
be converted.
For more information on what's changed, check out the change log.
If you find a bug or your configuration doesn't work, please open an issue.
You can try your settings out here. If you're using an old version of FA or a differnt icon family, the icons won't show.
Moment is no longer used or an accepted value for configurations. You can either change the config to use the
value of undefined
or remove the configuration. There's just no way I could convert
every possible way to use moment into something that works for the new version.
The current process doesn't work well with functions or object initalizers. You will have to replace those calls. If you have a suggestions on how to improve this, please let me know.


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| cli_rule {cli} | R Documentation |
It can be used to separate parts of the output. The line style of the
rule can be changed via the the line-type
property. Possible values
are:
cli_rule( left = "", center = "", right = "", id = NULL, .envir = parent.frame() )
left |
Label to show on the left. It interferes with the |
center |
Label to show at the center. It interferes with the
|
right |
Label to show on the right. It interferes with the |
id |
Element id, a string. If |
.envir |
Environment to evaluate the glue expressions in. |
"single"
: (same as 1
), a single line,
"double"
: (same as 2
), a double line,
"bar1"
, "bar2"
, "bar3"
, etc., "bar8"
uses varying height bars.
Colors and background colors can similarly changed via a theme, see examples below.
cli_rule() cli_text(packageDescription("cli")$Description) cli_rule() # Theming d <- cli_div(theme = list(rule = list( color = "blue", "background-color" = "darkgrey", "line-type" = "double"))) cli_rule("Left", right = "Right") cli_end(d) # Interpolation cli_rule(left = "One plus one is {1+1}") cli_rule(left = "Package {.pkg mypackage}")


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| Author | Wouter van Ooijen © 1998, all rights reserved. |
| Adapted-by | Joep Suijs, Vasile Surducan 25.08.2009 |
| Compiler | >=2.2 |
Translation routine for 7 segment display. The seven segment display needs to be connected to a single port. Define the pin layout of the seven segment display like: constant for the segments gfe dcba const byte seven_segment_a = 0b_0000_0001 const byte seven_segment_b = 0b_0000_0010 const byte seven_segment_c = 0b_0000_0100 const byte seven_segment_d = 0b_0000_1000 const byte seven_segment_e = 0b_0001_0000 const byte seven_segment_f = 0b_0010_0000 const byte seven_segment_g = 0b_0100_0000 const byte seven_segment_dp = 0b_1000_0000 character set: value 0 is character 0 value 1 is character 1 value 2 is character 2 value 3 is character 3 value 4 is character 4 value 5 is character 5 value 6 is character 6 value 7 is character 7 value 8 is character 8 value 9 is character 9 value 10 is character A value 11 is character b value 12 is character C_big value 13 is character d value 14 is character E value 15 is character F value 16 is character S value 17 is character c_small value 18 is character r value 19 is character H value 20 is character i_small value 21 is character L value 22 is character o value 23 is character P value 24 is character U_big value 26 is character u value 27 is character space Use: const bit seven_segment_common_anode = true ; omit this line if you use a common cathode display. portd_direction = all_output portd = seven_from_digit(1) -- display '1'
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seven_from_digit( byte in x ) return byte
return seven segment value corresponding to lower nibble of x
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| 16f877a | 16f877a_seven_segment.jal |
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_seven_segment.jal |


Basic use
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helloworld
The title says it all. Key points are:
- An IIS handler for node.js must be registered in web.config to designate the hello.js
file as a node.js application. This allows other *.js files in this web application
to be served by IIS as static client side JavaScript files.
- The node.js listen address must be specified as 'process.env.PORT' when starting
the listener. When an application is hosted in IIS, the web server controls the
base address of the application, which is provided to the node process via an environment
variable.
- node.js applications can exist side by side with other content types: HTML files,
client side JavaScript files, ASP.NET, PHP, WCF, ...
visit the node.js endpoint at hello.js
get a client side JavaScript file from helloClient.js
code
var http = require('http');
http.createServer(function (req, res) {
res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/html'});
res.end('Hello, world! [helloworld sample; iisnode version is '
+ process.env.IISNODE_VERSION + ', node version is ' + process.version + ']');
}).listen(process.env.PORT);
web.config
<configuration>
<system.webServer>
<!-- indicates that the hello.js file is a node.js application
to be handled by the iisnode module -->
<handlers>
<add name="iisnode" path="hello.js" verb="*" modules="iisnode" />
</handlers>
</system.webServer>
</configuration>


Daily cycle of precipitation totals for 13 RCMs from PIRCS 1b
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Email:
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TwitterAPI The Twitter API based on Swift © 2019 Kevin Machado. All rights reserved. (Last updated: 2019-02-07) Generated by jazzy ♪♫ v0.9.5, a Realm project.


Advanced Concepts
Change Detection - Intro - When and Where
Where is a little bit more difficult to answer
-
It depends on the strategy used to detect changes, which is parameterizable
at the Component level
@Component({
//...
changeDetection: ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush
})
-
The available strategies are:
-
CheckAlways: default value, each time it has to check,
the whole component tree is checked
-
OnPush: Angular will limit the observations in the tree
to components inputs which have changed
Let's now have a look at these strategies in details


We are an interior decorating shop located in Bellevue, WA. We specialize in homes, office spaces, restaurants, and retail stores.
Take a look at the before and after photos for our most recent client, Kittycat Cupcakes in Seattle, WA. We were able to help them achieve the 'cute, artsy' vibe they were looking for to welcome their customers into their cupcake shop/cat cafe.
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linkedlist.cr
Linked List Implementation for Crystal Programming Language
Installation
Add this to your application's shard.yml
:
dependencies:
linkedlist:
github: scriptnull/linkedlist.cr
Usage
require "linkedlist"
Contributing
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md if you are interested in contributing to the project.
Security
Please report any security vulnerabilities of this project to keybase.io/scriptnull
curl https://keybase.io/scriptnull/pgp_keys.asc | gpg --import
License
Any code inside this repository is Licensed under MIT License


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Substitute teacher fired after video shows alleged fight with student
KYLE, Texas -- A substitute teacher in Texas is accused of assault after a viral cell phone video shows her allegedly beating a high school student.
The community is demanding answers after the video reportedly shows the Lehman High School educator throwing punches, dragging the teen and stomping on her head.
The Hays County Sheriff's office identified the substitute teacher as 32-year-old Tiffani Lankford.
A student in the class said Lankford became agitated at the Spanish class and eventually closed in on the victim.
It is unclear what led up to the attack.
The district said Lankford passed a background check when they hired her in August, adding "there is absolutely no excuse or circumstance that can justify what you see unfold on the video."
The school district said the accused teacher was fired and charged with second-degree felony aggravated assault.


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public interface ObjectContext extends DataChannel, Serializable
FLUSH_CASCADE_SYNC, FLUSH_NOCASCADE_SYNC, GRAPH_CHANGED_SUBJECT, GRAPH_FLUSHED_SUBJECT, GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT, ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<T> ResultBatchIterator<T> |
batchIterator(Select<T> query,
int size)
Creates a ResultBatchIterator based on the provided query and batch size.
|
void |
commitChanges()
Flushes all changes to objects in this context to the parent DataChannel,
cascading flush operation all the way through the stack, ultimately
saving data in the database.
|
void |
commitChangesToParent()
Flushes all changes to objects in this context to the parent DataChannel.
|
Collection<?> |
deletedObjects()
Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this
ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.DELETED
|
void |
deleteObject(Object object)
Schedules deletion of a persistent object.
|
void |
deleteObjects(Collection<?> objects)
Schedules deletion of a collection of persistent objects.
|
<T> void |
deleteObjects(T... objects)
Schedules deletion of one or more persistent objects.
|
DataChannel |
getChannel()
Returns an DataChannel used by this context.
|
EntityResolver |
getEntityResolver()
Returns EntityResolver that stores all mapping information accessible by
this ObjectContext.
|
GraphManager |
getGraphManager()
Returns GraphManager that manages object graph associated with this
context.
|
Object |
getUserProperty(String key)
Returns a user-defined property previously set via 'setUserProperty'.
|
boolean |
hasChanges()
Returns
true if there are any modified, deleted or new
objects registered with this ObjectContext, false otherwise. |
void |
invalidateObjects(Collection<?> objects)
Invalidates a Collection of persistent objects.
|
<T> void |
invalidateObjects(T... objects)
Invalidates one or more persistent objects.
|
<T> void |
iterate(Select<T> query,
ResultIteratorCallback<T> callback)
Creates a ResultIterator based on the provided query and passes it to a
callback for processing.
|
<T> ResultIterator<T> |
iterator(Select<T> query)
Creates a ResultIterator based on the provided query.
|
<T extends Persistent> |
localObject(T objectFromAnotherContext)
Returns a local copy of 'objectFromAnotherContext' object.
|
Collection<?> |
modifiedObjects()
Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this
ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.MODIFIED
|
<T> T |
newObject(Class<T> persistentClass)
Creates a new persistent object of a given class scheduled to be inserted
to the database on next commit.
|
Collection<?> |
newObjects()
Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this
ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.NEW
|
QueryResponse |
performGenericQuery(Query query)
Executes any kind of query providing the result in a form of
QueryResponse.
|
List |
performQuery(Query query)
Executes a selecting query, returning a list of persistent objects or
data rows.
|
void |
prepareForAccess(Persistent object,
String property,
boolean lazyFaulting)
A callback method that child Persistent objects are expected to call
before accessing property values.
|
void |
propertyChanged(Persistent object,
String property,
Object oldValue,
Object newValue)
A callback method that child Persistent objects are expected to call from
inside the setter after modifying a value of a persistent property,
including "simple" and "arc" properties.
|
void |
registerNewObject(Object object)
Registers a transient object with the context.
|
void |
rollbackChanges()
Resets all uncommitted changes made to the objects in this ObjectContext,
cascading rollback operation all the way through the stack.
|
void |
rollbackChangesLocally()
Resets all uncommitted changes made to the objects in this ObjectContext.
|
<T> List<T> |
select(Select<T> query)
Executes a selecting query, returning a list of persistent objects or
data rows.
|
<T> T |
selectFirst(Select<T> query)
Selects a single object using provided query.
|
<T> T |
selectOne(Select<T> query)
Executes a selecting query, returning either NULL if query matched no
objects, or a single object.
|
void |
setUserProperty(String key,
Object value)
Sets a user-defined property.
|
Collection<?> |
uncommittedObjects()
Returns a collection of MODIFIED, DELETED or NEW objects.
|
getEventManager, onQuery, onSync
EntityResolver getEntityResolver()
getEntityResolver
in interface DataChannel
Collection<?> newObjects()
Collection<?> deletedObjects()
Collection<?> modifiedObjects()
Collection<?> uncommittedObjects()
<T extends Persistent> T localObject(T objectFromAnotherContext)
Note that passing an object with a non-existing id, may later result in FaultFailureException on attempt to read returned object properties.
<T> T newObject(Class<T> persistentClass)
void registerNewObject(Object object)
newObject(Class)
is that a user creates an object herself,
before attaching it to the context, instead of relying on Cayenne to do
that.object
- new object that needs to be made persistent.void deleteObject(Object object) throws DeleteDenyException
DeleteDenyException
- if a DeleteRule.DENY
delete
rule is applicable for object deletion.void deleteObjects(Collection<?> objects) throws DeleteDenyException
DeleteDenyException
- if a DeleteRule.DENY
delete
rule is applicable for object deletion.<T> void deleteObjects(T... objects) throws DeleteDenyException
deleteObjects(Collection)
only with a vararg argument list for
easier deletion of individual objects.DeleteDenyException
- if a DeleteRule.DENY
delete
rule is applicable for object deletion.void prepareForAccess(Persistent object, String property, boolean lazyFaulting)
void propertyChanged(Persistent object, String property, Object oldValue, Object newValue)
void commitChanges()
void commitChangesToParent()
commitChanges()
, but no cascading flush occurs.void rollbackChanges()
void rollbackChangesLocally()
rollbackChanges()
, but rollback is local to this
context and no cascading changes undoing occurs.List performQuery(Query query)
<T> List<T> select(Select<T> query)
<T> T selectOne(Select<T> query)
CayenneRuntimeException
is thrown.<T> T selectFirst(Select<T> query)
If it matched more than one object, the first object from the list is
returned. This makes 'selectFirst' different from
selectOne(Select)
, which would throw in this situation.
'selectFirst' is useful e.g. when the query is ordered and we only want
to see the first object (e.g. "most recent news article"), etc.
Selecting the first object via "Select.selectFirst(ObjectContext)" is more comprehensible than selecting via "ObjectContext.selectFirst(Select)", because implementations of "Select" set fetch size limit to one.
<T> void iterate(Select<T> query, ResultIteratorCallback<T> callback)
<T> ResultIterator<T> iterator(Select<T> query)
iterate(Select, ResultIteratorCallback)
as an alternative.<T> ResultBatchIterator<T> batchIterator(Select<T> query, int size)
QueryResponse performGenericQuery(Query query)
GraphManager getGraphManager()
DataChannel getChannel()
boolean hasChanges()
true
if there are any modified, deleted or new
objects registered with this ObjectContext, false
otherwise.void invalidateObjects(Collection<?> objects)
<T> void invalidateObjects(T... objects)
invalidateObjects(Collection)
only with a vararg argument list
for easier invalidation of individual objects. If no arguments are passed
to this method, it does nothing.Object getUserProperty(String key)
Copyright © 2001–2019 Apache Cayenne. All rights reserved.


public class Label
A label of text attached to a view of the ExpandableFab widget.
Developer Notes:
Different views within the ExpandableFab widget can be labeled (like ExpandableFab and FabOption). Each labeled view will set their own default values for the properties of their specific label. Look at the documentation for the label property declared in each of theses classes to see what the default values of their labels are.
Implementation Notes:
Since the Kotlin 'internal' modifier translates to 'public' in Java, the JvmSynthetic annotation is used on those functions and properties to hide them from the published API for Java clients. A proper solution to this issue would be a package-private visibility modifier, but Kotlin has yet to implement it (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-29227). Until then, the JvmSynthetic annotations should remain in order to present the proper published API to both Java & Kotlin clients.
public Label(@NotNull android.content.Context context)
Used to create a Label programmatically. Clients should not need to call this directly as all labeled Views of the ExpandableFab widget already create their own labels which can be retrieved and modified (but not reassigned) as needed.
@Nullable public java.lang.CharSequence getLabelText()
The text of the Label. Can be set to null to hide the label. Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited set/getText methods.
public void setLabelText(@Nullable java.lang.CharSequence value)
The text of the Label. Can be set to null to hide the label. Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited set/getText methods.
public int getLabelTextColor()
The color of the Label's text. Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited setTextColor method variations.
public void setLabelTextColor(int value)
The color of the Label's text. Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited setTextColor method variations.
public float getLabelTextSize()
The size of the Label's text, as a float. Retrieve this value in the correct form from your dimens.xml file using: resources.getDimension(R.dimen.name_of_text_size). Text sizes should use sp as the unit. Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited set/getTextSize methods.
public void setLabelTextSize(float value)
The size of the Label's text, as a float. Retrieve this value in the correct form from your dimens.xml file using: resources.getDimension(R.dimen.name_of_text_size). Text sizes should use sp as the unit. Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited set/getTextSize methods.
public int getLabelBackgroundColor()
The color of the Label's background. Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited setBackgroundColor method.
public void setLabelBackgroundColor(int value)
The color of the Label's background. Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited setBackgroundColor method.
public int getLabelElevation()
The elevation of the Label, in pixels as a positive float. Retrieve this value in the correct form from your dimens.xml file using: resources.getDimensionPixelSize(R.dimen.name_of_elevation_size). Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited set/getElevation methods.
public void setLabelElevation(int value)
The elevation of the Label, in pixels as a positive float. Retrieve this value in the correct form from your dimens.xml file using: resources.getDimensionPixelSize(R.dimen.name_of_elevation_size). Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited set/getElevation methods.
@NotNull public LabelPosition getPosition()
The Label's enum LabelPosition
, in relation to the view it's attached to.
enum LabelPosition
public void setPosition(@NotNull LabelPosition p)
The Label's enum LabelPosition
, in relation to the view it's attached to.
enum LabelPosition
public float getMarginPx()
The margin (in pixels as a positive float) between the Label and the view it is attached to.
Negative values are not allowed since clients should likely be changing the Label's
position
if they wanted to move the Label to the opposite side of the view it's attached
to.
position
public void setMarginPx(float value)
The margin (in pixels as a positive float) between the Label and the view it is attached to.
Negative values are not allowed since clients should likely be changing the Label's
position
if they wanted to move the Label to the opposite side of the view it's attached
to.
position
public float getTranslationXPx()
The distance (in pixels as a float) the Label will travel horizontally during animations. A negative value will make the Label travel to the left, while a positive value will make it travel to the right. See its use in visibleToHiddenAnimations and hiddenToVisibleAnimations.
public void setTranslationXPx(float p)
The distance (in pixels as a float) the Label will travel horizontally during animations. A negative value will make the Label travel to the left, while a positive value will make it travel to the right. See its use in visibleToHiddenAnimations and hiddenToVisibleAnimations.
public long getVisibleToHiddenAnimationDurationMs()
The duration (in milliseconds as a positive long) of the animations that the Label will play when going from a visible to hidden state.
public void setVisibleToHiddenAnimationDurationMs(long value)
The duration (in milliseconds as a positive long) of the animations that the Label will play when going from a visible to hidden state.
public long getHiddenToVisibleAnimationDurationMs()
The duration (in milliseconds as a positive long) of the animations that the Label will play when going from a hidden to visible state.
public void setHiddenToVisibleAnimationDurationMs(long value)
The duration (in milliseconds as a positive long) of the animations that the Label will play when going from a hidden to visible state.
public float getOvershootTension()
The tension (as a positive float) in an OvershootInterpolator applied on the Label when it is being shown from a hidden state. Larger values will exaggerate the effect more.
The OvershootInterpolator allows us to have an animation where the Label will fling past
its marginPx
when initially appearing, before smoothly coming back toward its marginPx
value.
public void setOvershootTension(float value)
The tension (as a positive float) in an OvershootInterpolator applied on the Label when it is being shown from a hidden state. Larger values will exaggerate the effect more.
The OvershootInterpolator allows us to have an animation where the Label will fling past
its marginPx
when initially appearing, before smoothly coming back toward its marginPx
value.
public boolean onTouchEvent(@Nullable android.view.MotionEvent event)
Scales the Label down when pressed, and back up when released. Gives the user some visual feedback to show that the Label was pressed.


I am a Ph.D. student at the Department of Informatics, School of Multidisciplinary Sciences, SOKENDAI (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies), as a member of programming research laboratory in National Institute of Informatics (NII) in Japan. My supervisor is Prof. Zhenjiang Hu.
My email is chunmiaoli1993 AT gmail DOT com or chunmiaoli1993 AT nii DOT ac DOT jp.
My address is Programming Research Lab (Room 1611), National Institute of Informatics, 2-1-2 Hitotsubashi,
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-8430, Japan.
I finished my bachelor degree from Northwest University in 2015 (with rank 1/167 and GPA 3.74/4) and got the master degree from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (advisor: Prof. Yuxi Fu) in March, 2018.
You can find my detailed CV here .
My current research interest focuses on gas related research on blockchain platforms. Before, I did some researches on pushdown systems.
I was born and grew up in China, in a small town named Shangluo. My favourite food is Baozi, a local delicious breakfast in my hometown. Noodles is still my staple food even I'm struggling to adapt rice now.
I love to listen to music and play the piano. I often sing some songs with musics accompanied.
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Draw scribbles on canvas or use GAN generated images to predict.
Airplane, Banana, Butterfly, Grapes, T-Shirt, Umbrella, Wine Bottle


Problem Statement
- VQA Task: Given an image and a free-form, open-ended, natural language question (about the image), produce the answer for the image.
- The paper attempts to fine tune the simple baseline method of Bag-of-Words + Image features (iBOWIMG) to make it competitive against more sophisticated LSTM models.
- Link to the paper
Model
- VQA modelled as a classification task where the system learns to choose among one of the top k most prominent answers.
- Text Features - Convert input question to a one-hot vector and then transform to word vectors using a word embedding.
- Image Features - Last layer activations from GoogLeNet.
- Text features are concatenated with image features and fed into a softmax.
- Different learning rates and weight clipping for word embedding layer and softmax layer with the learning rate for embedding layer much higher than that of softmax layer.
Results
- iBOWIMG model reports an accuracy of 55.89% for Open-ended questions and 61.97% for Multiple-Choice questions which is comparable to the performance of other, more sophisticated models.
Interpretation of the model
- Since the model is very simple, it is possible to interpret the model to know what exactly is the model learning. This is the greatest strength of the paper even though the model is very simple and naive.
- The model attempts to memorise the correlation between the answer class and the informative words (in the question) and image features.
- Question words generally can influence the answer given the bias in images occurring in COCO dataset.
- Given the simple linear transformation being used, it is possible to quantify the importance of each single words (in the question) to the answer.
- The paper uses the Class Activation Mapping (CAM) approach (which uses the linear relation between softmax and final image feature map) to highlight the informative image regions relevant to the predicted answer.
- While the results reported by the paper are not themselves so significant, the described approach provides a way to interpret the strengths and weakness of different VQA datasets.


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Subpart repealed June 30, 2021. L 2017, c 39, §3.
[§304A-1951] Innovation and commercialization initiative program; establishment. [See Note at subpart heading.] There is established within the University of Hawaii an innovation and commercialization initiative program under the direction of the vice president for research and innovation. [L 2017, c 39, pt of §2]


I don't read that many books.
I have read a few books (very very few)
books that i have read :
books i want to read or heard are a good read :


Bathis:
It's nothing. I was just talking to myself...
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Hmm...you must be the Kamael liaison.
First time I've seen a female of your race. Hmm....well, you seem competent enough.
(Deliver the documents.)
These are the military documents? Excellent. Take these to your superior.
(Bathis suddenly throws the documents. You pick up them up.)
"Yes, sir..."


Check out the MV to Taeyeon's 'Into the Unknown' for the Korean version of 'Frozen 2'
by jennywillTaeyeon has dropped her MV for 'Into the Unknown' (End Credit Version).
Just like Hyorin sang "Let It Go" for the first 'Frozen', Taeyeon will be singing the version of "Into the Unknown" that will play at the end credits for 'Frozen 2'. The song is different from the version that Elsa will be singing in the movie, but it's still an amazing version that combines scenes from the new movie along with clips of Taeyeon in the recording studio.
Check it out above.


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Ocean [ak04], ocean, in Crystal Sea
Last updated Turn #123
Ocean [ak04], ocean, in Crystal Sea
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17: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
17: 13% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ak05], owner:
17: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with two workers,
17: eight sailors
18: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
18: 13% damaged, departed for Ocean [ak03].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [aj04], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ak05], 6 days
South, to Ocean [al04], The Outer Sea, 6 days
West, to Ocean [ak03], 6 days


We've got a few bug fixes from this morning's release.
Our full changelog is available if you would like to know more.
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Before Change
def test_interrupted_trial(self):
Test that interrupted trials are not set to broken
with create_experiment(config, base_trial) as (cfg, experiment, client):
trial = client.suggest()
assert trial.status == "reserved"
try:
raise KeyboardInterrupt
After Change
Test that interrupted trials are not set to broken
with create_experiment(config, base_trial) as (cfg, experiment, client):
with pytest.raises(KeyboardInterrupt):
with client.suggest() as trial:
assert trial.status == "reserved"
raise KeyboardInterrupt
assert client._pacemakers == {}
assert client.get_trial(trial).status == "interrupted"