Arrays are very versatile lists. They can be lists of integers, strings, even other arrays. Here are some examples of what arrays might look like:
```ruby array= [1, 2, 3, 4] names= [sally, susie, sam, set] ``` There are two ways to make an array: ```ruby array=array.new array=[] ```The objects in an array are seperated by a comma and each object has a reference number. The first object is refered to as 0, and the second is 1 etc. To call the object the refrence number is placed in brackets next to the arrays name. You can add objects to an array using << or .push.
Hashes differ from arrays because they have key and value pairs. The access the value of a hash you refrence the key. In the example below, "street" is a key and "upland" is the value. A hash looks like this:
```ruby address = { "street" => "Upland" "city" => "Kentfield" "state" => "California" } ```Hashes are made in the same way that arrays are made, using either hash=hash.new or hash=[]. If you want to add a key value pair to a hash you can do so like this: address[:country]=>USA.


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| GHashTable * | soup_form_decode () |
| GHashTable * | soup_form_decode_multipart () |
| char * | soup_form_encode () |
| char * | soup_form_encode_datalist () |
| char * | soup_form_encode_hash () |
| char * | soup_form_encode_valist () |
| SoupMessage * | soup_form_request_new () |
| SoupMessage * | soup_form_request_new_from_datalist () |
| SoupMessage * | soup_form_request_new_from_hash () |
| SoupMessage * | soup_form_request_new_from_multipart () |
libsoup contains several help methods for processing HTML forms as defined by the HTML 4.01 specification.
GHashTable *
soup_form_decode (const char *encoded_form
);
Decodes form
, which is an urlencoded dataset as defined in the
HTML 4.01 spec.
GHashTable * soup_form_decode_multipart (SoupMessage *msg
,const char *file_control_name
,char **filename
,char **content_type
,SoupBuffer **file
);
Decodes the "multipart/form-data" request in msg
; this is a
convenience method for the case when you have a single file upload
control in a form. (Or when you don't have any file upload
controls, but are still using "multipart/form-data" anyway.) Pass
the name of the file upload control in file_control_name
, and
soup_form_decode_multipart()
will extract the uploaded file data
into filename
, content_type
, and file
. All of the other form
control data will be returned (as strings, as with
soup_form_decode()
) in the returned GHashTable.
You may pass NULL
for filename
, content_type
and/or file
if you do not
care about those fields. soup_form_decode_multipart()
may also
return NULL
in those fields if the client did not provide that
information. You must free the returned filename and content-type
with g_free()
, and the returned file data with soup_buffer_free()
.
If you have a form with more than one file upload control, you will
need to decode it manually, using soup_multipart_new_from_message()
and soup_multipart_get_part()
.
msg |
a SoupMessage containing a "multipart/form-data" request body |
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file_control_name |
the name of the HTML file upload control, or |
[allow-none] |
filename |
return location for the name of the uploaded file, or |
[out][allow-none] |
content_type |
return location for the MIME type of the uploaded file, or |
[out][allow-none] |
file |
return location for the uploaded file data, or |
[out][allow-none] |
a hash
table containing the name/value pairs (other than
file_control_name
) from msg
, which you can free with
g_hash_table_destroy()
. On error, it will return NULL
.
[element-type utf8 utf8][transfer full]
Since 2.26
char * soup_form_encode (const char *first_field
,...
);
Encodes the given field names and values into a value of type "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", as defined in the HTML 4.01 spec.
This method requires you to know the names of the form fields (or
at the very least, the total number of fields) at compile time; for
working with dynamic forms, use soup_form_encode_hash()
or
soup_form_encode_datalist()
.
char *
soup_form_encode_datalist (GData **form_data_set
);
Encodes form_data_set
into a value of type
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded", as defined in the HTML 4.01
spec. Unlike soup_form_encode_hash()
, this preserves the ordering
of the form elements, which may be required in some situations.
char *
soup_form_encode_hash (GHashTable *form_data_set
);
Encodes form_data_set
into a value of type
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded", as defined in the HTML 4.01
spec.
Note that the HTML spec states that "The control names/values are
listed in the order they appear in the document." Since this method
takes a hash table, it cannot enforce that; if you care about the
ordering of the form fields, use soup_form_encode_datalist()
.
char * soup_form_encode_valist (const char *first_field
,va_list args
);
See soup_form_encode()
. This is mostly an internal method, used by
various other methods such as soup_uri_set_query_from_fields()
and
soup_form_request_new()
.
first_field |
name of the first form field |
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args |
pointer to additional values, as in |
SoupMessage * soup_form_request_new (const char *method
,const char *uri
,const char *first_field
,...
);
Creates a new SoupMessage
and sets it up to send the given data
to uri
via method
. (That is, if method
is "GET", it will encode
the form data into uri
's query field, and if method
is "POST", it
will encode it into the SoupMessage
's request_body.)
SoupMessage * soup_form_request_new_from_datalist (const char *method
,const char *uri
,GData **form_data_set
);
Creates a new SoupMessage
and sets it up to send form_data_set
to
uri
via method
, as with soup_form_request_new()
.
SoupMessage * soup_form_request_new_from_hash (const char *method
,const char *uri
,GHashTable *form_data_set
);
Creates a new SoupMessage
and sets it up to send form_data_set
to
uri
via method
, as with soup_form_request_new()
.
SoupMessage * soup_form_request_new_from_multipart (const char *uri
,SoupMultipart *multipart
);
Creates a new SoupMessage
and sets it up to send multipart
to
uri
via POST.
To send a "multipart/form-data"
POST, first
create a SoupMultipart, using SOUP_FORM_MIME_TYPE_MULTIPART
as
the MIME type. Then use soup_multipart_append_form_string()
and
soup_multipart_append_form_file()
to add the value of each form
control to the multipart. (These are just convenience methods, and
you can use soup_multipart_append_part()
if you need greater
control over the part headers.) Finally, call
soup_form_request_new_from_multipart()
to serialize the multipart
structure and create a SoupMessage.
Since 2.26


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This chart shows daily changes of the stock price using fraudulent emails dataset from kaggle.
Credit: Calendar View of Fraudulent Emails by Yuchen Zhang


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Celebrating 40 Years!
"The performances were by far the most exhilarating
examples of Baroque playing that these ears have heard."
The San Francisco Examiner
"The Aulos Ensemble's playing is so untroubled and brilliant,
so perfect, so absolute! It is the highest level of musicmaking."
Alte Musik Aktuell
(Regensburg, Germany)
"If it has to be just one Christmas concert, this is it!"
The New York Times
"The Aulos Ensemble's recording has me scurrying for superlatives.
What can I say? The music is wonderful; the scholarship exemplary;
the performances distinguished."
Fanfare
"The Aulos Ensemble at its best produced utterly compelling results.
The poise and fantasy in the Largo of Vivaldi's Concerto in G minor
was one of those magical moments that makes concert-going
a worthy adventure."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"This work {Acis and Galatea} is a little gem and Aulos polished it to a
high luster. The Aulos players were their usual expert selves. In all, it
was an utter delight."
The New York Times
"The Aulos Ensemble have produced in this recording one of the most
elegant and delightful collections of Christmas music to have graced
my stereo system in some years. Beautifully programmed and
masterfully played, this is a disc of rather constant delights."
MusicWeb International
"The result is something quite new and powerful. The performers
exhibit a masterfully controlled sense of ensemble throughout,
and their precisely articulated delivery breathes with Rameau's
subtly dramatic phrasal undulations. The effect is exquisite."
Early Music America
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History - Founded in 1973, The Aulos Ensemble was one of the first American "original instrument" ensembles. Its accomplishments over the past four decades have given it pre-eminence in the early music movement. |
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Artist Profiles - Flutist Christopher Krueger, oboist Marc Schachman, violinist Linda Quan, cellist Myron Lutzke, and harpsichordist Arthur Haas are among the world's leading performers on baroque instruments today. As teachers at leading universities, conservatories, and festivals they are responsible for training the newest generation of America's early music players. |
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Discography - Aulos' groundbreaking recordings for MHS/Musicmasters have won numerous awards. Their discography, featuring sets of Bach, Handel, Telemann, and Vivaldi, is unmatched by any other American group. In 2006 they launched an ongoing series with Centaur Records exploring their vast repertoire and featuring collaborations with stars of the Early Music movement. |
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The Centaur Series
Aulos has now released 5 CDs in an ongoing series for Centaur Records that has received critical acclaim. All are available at Amazon and on ITunes. Coming in Fall, 2015 is "The Couperin Album".
Sample Programs
Aulos is noted for its thematic and innovative programming. Its annual Christmas Concerts at the Metropolitan Museum have been a favorite of New York audiences for years, and are now available for touring as well.
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Text to Speech
A brief introduction to speech synthesis in Ubuntu and Python.
My this post is a continuation of my previous post regarding speech synthesis from text.
You can read it here.
For parsing PDF's I will be using slate and PDFminer. You can install them by running:
sudo pip install --upgrade --ignore-installed slate==0.3 pdfminer==20110515
Here version numbers are important as Slate is built on top of PDFminer and for their proper
interaction it is important that they are compatible.
I will be using pyttsx for speech synthesis and espeak to save the spoken text in mp3 format.
First we need to parse the PDF. This is done as
loc=raw_input('Enter location of pdf:')
with open(loc) as f:
doc=slate.PDF(f)
To save the spoken text in mp3, we can follow the following procedure
page=input('Enter number of to save in 1 file(0 for all):')
while i< len(doc):
t=""
for j in range(i,i+page):
if i+j>=len(doc):
break
t=t+doc[j-1]
name=(str)(i)+" to "+(str)(i+page)
i=i+page
subprocess.call(["espeak", "-w"+name+".mp3", t])
To speak out a specific page we can do
page=input("Enter page number to speak:")
t=doc[page-1]
engine=pyttsx.init()
engine.say(doc[page-1])
engine.runAndWait()
A full, working code can be on Github
A brief introduction to speech synthesis in Ubuntu and Python.
A Game written in Python which presents user with an anagram and they have to guess the right word within a fixed number of attempts.


Perkolator
If you're selling out to the Man, at least figure out what your time is worth
Total Offer Value
Stacked Bars
Input Panel


User Id
(you have to set it as a Browser's Header, named
vcuser
, using a plugin)
Call to
API URL
Authorization
apikey
os
appversion
signaling server address
Call to API (generates videochat token)
videochat token
(you have to set it as a Browser's Header, named
vctoken
, using a plugin)
Websocket endpoint:
Reset URL
ICE servers
STUN or TURN URI:
TURN username:
TURN password:
Add Server
Remove Server
Check Turn Server
<<
All ICE servers
Check Turn Server
Use ping-pong timeout logic?
Ping timeout (millis):
Close Websocket
Connect to Signaling Server
(requires headers mentioned above)
Conversation id:
Join (Create)
Leave Room
Clear logs
This template is cloned when local/remote stream is created.


Jofra Archer claims he was racially abused by a spectator during New Zealand Test
by Telegraph SportThe England and Wales Cricket Board is looking into Jofra Archer's claim that he was racially insulted while batting against New Zealand in the first Test.
Archer scored a second-innings 30 as England failed to bat out the final day in Mount Maunganui, losing by an innings and 65 runs.
The 24-year-old bowler said on Twitter: "A bit disturbing hearing racial insults today while battling to help save my team.
"The crowd has been amazing this week except for that one guy. The Barmy Army was good as usual also."
Archer, who was born in Barbados and represented West Indies at Under-19 level, has been fast-tracked into the England side and made an impressive test debut during the Ashes series against Australia.
New Zealand Cricket said they plan on "apologising to Archer" in a statement released on Monday.
"New Zealand Cricket will be apologising to English fast bowler Jofra Archer, who was racially abused by a spectator as he left the field at the conclusion of the first Test at Bay Oval, Mt Maunganui," the statement read.
"Although security providers at the venue were unable to locate the perpetrator, NZC will be examining CCTV footage and making further inquiries tomorrow in an endeavour to identify the man responsible.
"NZC has zero tolerance towards abusive or offensive language at any of its venues and will refer any developments in the case to police.
"It will contact Mr Archer tomorrow to apologise for the unacceptable experience, and to promise increased vigilance in the matter when the teams next meet in Hamilton."
On the field, New Zealand cruised to an innings and 65-run win over England on the final day to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.


Abstract class which each role's abstract class inherits.
See Also: Inherited members from object.
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AbstractRole
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Initializes a new instance of this class. |
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Day | int . The current day. |
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GameInfoMap | Dictionary<int, AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo> . Game information map. |
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GameSetting | AIWolf.Common.Net.GameSetting . Game setting. |
| [read-only] | LatestDayGameInfo | AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo . The latest game information. |
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Me | AIWolf.Common.Data.Agent . This player itself. |
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MyRole | Nullable<AIWolf.Common.Data.Role> . This player's role. |
| [read-only] | Name | string . This player's name. |
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abstract
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Attack
()Returns the agent this werewolf wants to attack. |
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abstract
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DayStart
()Called when the day started. |
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abstract
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Divine
()Returns the agent this seer wants to divine. |
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abstract
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Finish
()Called when the game finishes. |
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abstract
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Guard
()Returns the agent this bodyguard wants to guard. |
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Initialize
(AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo, AIWolf.Common.Net.GameSetting)Called when the game started. |
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abstract
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Talk
()Returns this player's talk. |
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Update
(AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo)Called when the game information is updated. |
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abstract
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Vote
()Returns the agent this player wants to execute. |
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abstract
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Whisper
()Returns this werewolf's whisper. |
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GetGameInfo
(int)Returns the game information on the specified day. |
Initializes a new instance of this class.Syntax
protected AbstractRole ()Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Returns the agent this werewolf wants to attack.Syntax
public abstract AIWolf.Common.Data.Agent Attack ()Returns
The agent this werewolf wants to attack.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
The current day.Syntax
protected int Day { get; set; }Value
The current day.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Called when the day started.Syntax
public abstract void DayStart ()Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Returns the agent this seer wants to divine.Syntax
public abstract AIWolf.Common.Data.Agent Divine ()Returns
The agent this seer wants to divine.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Called when the game finishes.Syntax
public abstract void Finish ()Remarks
Before this method is called, the game information is updated with all information.Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Game information map.Syntax
protected Dictionary<int, AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo> GameInfoMap { get; set; }Value
The dictionary storing the game information of each day.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Game setting.Syntax
protected AIWolf.Common.Net.GameSetting GameSetting { get; set; }Value
The setting of this game.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Returns the game information on the specified day.Syntax
protected AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo GetGameInfo (int day)Parameters
- day
- The day specified.
Returns
The game informatrion on the specified day.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Returns the agent this bodyguard wants to guard.Syntax
public abstract AIWolf.Common.Data.Agent Guard ()Returns
The agent this bodyguard wants to guard.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Called when the game started.Syntax
public virtual void Initialize (AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo gameInfo, AIWolf.Common.Net.GameSetting gameSetting)Parameters
- gameInfo
- The current information of this game.
- gameSetting
- The setting of this game.
Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
The latest game information.Syntax
protected AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo LatestDayGameInfo { get; }Value
This game's information on the current day.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
This player itself.Syntax
protected AIWolf.Common.Data.Agent Me { get; set; }Value
The agent representing this player.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
This player's role.Syntax
protected Nullable<AIWolf.Common.Data.Role> MyRole { get; set; }Value
The role which this player acts as.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
This player's name.Syntax
protected string Name { get; }Value
This player's name.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Returns this player's talk.Syntax
public abstract string Talk ()Returns
The string representing this player's talk.Remarks
The returned string must be written in aiwolf protocol. Null means SKIP.Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Called when the game information is updated.Syntax
public virtual void Update (AIWolf.Common.Net.GameInfo gameInfo)Parameters
- gameInfo
- The current information of this game.
Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Returns the agent this player wants to execute.Syntax
public abstract AIWolf.Common.Data.Agent Vote ()Returns
The agent this player wants to execute.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Returns this werewolf's whisper.Syntax
public abstract string Whisper ()Returns
The string representing this werewolf's whisper.Remarks
The returned string must be written in aiwolf protocol. Null means SKIP.Requirements
Namespace: AIWolf.Client.Base.Player
Assembly: AIWolfLibClient (in AIWolfLibClient.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>


Table of Contents
It is possible to use the Locking, Logging and Transaction subsystems of Berkeley DB to provide transaction semantics on objects other than those described by the Berkeley DB access methods. In these cases, the application will need application-specific logging and recovery functions.
For example, consider an application that provides transaction semantics on data stored in plain text files accessed using the POSIX read and write system calls. The read and write operations for which transaction protection is desired will be bracketed by calls to the standard Berkeley DB transactional interfaces, DB_ENV->txn_begin() and DB_TXN->commit(), and the transaction's locker ID will be used to acquire relevant read and write locks.
Before data is accessed, the application must make a call to the lock manager, DB_ENV->lock_get(), for a lock of the appropriate type (for example, read) on the object being locked. The object might be a page in the file, a byte, a range of bytes, or some key. It is up to the application to ensure that appropriate locks are acquired. Before a write is performed, the application should acquire a write lock on the object by making an appropriate call to the lock manager, DB_ENV->lock_get(). Then, the application should make a call to the log manager, via the automatically-generated log-writing function described as follows. This record should contain enough information to redo the operation in case of failure after commit and to undo the operation in case of abort.
When designing applications that will use the log subsystem, it is important to remember that the application is responsible for providing any necessary structure to the log record. For example, the application must understand what part of the log record is an operation code, what part identifies the file being modified, what part is redo information, and what part is undo information.
After the log message is written, the application may issue the write system call. After all requests are issued, the application may call DB_TXN->commit(). When DB_TXN->commit() returns, the caller is guaranteed that all necessary log writes have been written to disk.
At any time before issuing a DB_TXN->commit(), the application may call DB_TXN->abort(), which will result in restoration of the database to a consistent pretransaction state. (The application may specify its own recovery function for this purpose using the DB_ENV->set_app_dispatch() method. The recovery function must be able to either reapply or undo the update depending on the context, for each different type of log record. The recovery functions must not use Berkeley DB methods to access data in the environment as there is no way to coordinate these accesses with either the aborting transaction or the updates done by recovery or replication.)
If the application crashes, the recovery process uses the log to restore the database to a consistent state.
Berkeley DB includes tools to assist in the development of application-specific logging and recovery. Specifically, given a description of information to be logged in a family of log records, these tools will automatically create log-writing functions (functions that marshall their arguments into a single log record), log-reading functions (functions that read a log record and unmarshall it into a structure containing fields that map into the arguments written to the log), log-printing functions (functions that print the contents of a log record for debugging), and templates for recovery functions (functions that review log records during transaction abort or recovery). The tools and generated code are C-language and POSIX-system based, but the generated code should be usable on any system, not just POSIX systems.
A sample application that does application-specific recovery
is included in the Berkeley DB distribution, in the directory
examples/c/ex_apprec
.


A SamplerSound which provides buffered disk streaming using memory mapped file access and a preloaded sample start. More...
Inherits SynthesiserSound.
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| bool | appliesToChannel (const int midiChannel) override |
| Always returns true ( can be implemented if used, but I don't need it) | |
| bool | appliesToNote (const int midiNoteNumber) override |
| Checks if the note is mapped to the supplied note number. More... | |
| size_t | getActualPreloadSize () const |
| Returns the size of the preload buffer in bytes. More... | |
| double | getPitchFactor (int noteNumberToPitch) const |
| Returns the pitch factor for the note number. More... | |
| const AudioSampleBuffer & | getPreloadBuffer () const |
| Returns read only access to the preload buffer. More... | |
| bool | hasEnoughSamplesForBlock (int64 maxSampleIndexInFile) const |
| Checks if the file is mapped and has enough samples. More... | |
| void | loadEntireSample () |
| Tell the sound to load everything into memory. More... | |
| void | setPreloadSize (int newPreloadSizeInSamples) |
| Set the preload size. More... | |
| StreamingSamplerSound (const File &fileToLoad, BigInteger midiNotes, int midiNoteForNormalPitch) | |
| Creates a new StreamingSamplerSound. More... | |
| void | wakeSound () |
| Gets the sound into active memory. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| const String | fileName |
| The wave file that contains the sample data. More... | |
| BigInteger | midiNotes |
| The note mapping of the sound (same functionality as SamplerSound) | |
| int | rootNote |
| The root note of the sample. More... | |
A SamplerSound which provides buffered disk streaming using memory mapped file access and a preloaded sample start.
| StreamingSamplerSound::StreamingSamplerSound | ( | const File & | fileToLoad, |
| BigInteger | midiNotes, | ||
| int | midiNoteForNormalPitch | ||
| ) |
Creates a new StreamingSamplerSound.
| fileToLoad | a stereo wave file that is read as memory mapped file. |
| midiNotes | the note map |
| midiNoteForNormalPitch | the root note |
|
inlineoverride |
Checks if the note is mapped to the supplied note number.
|
inline |
Returns the size of the preload buffer in bytes.
You can use this method to check how much memory the sound uses.
|
inline |
Returns the pitch factor for the note number.
|
inline |
Returns read only access to the preload buffer.
This is used by the SampleLoader class to fetch the samples from the preloaded buffer until the disk streaming thread fills the other buffer.
| bool StreamingSamplerSound::hasEnoughSamplesForBlock | ( | int64 | maxSampleIndexInFile | ) | const |
Checks if the file is mapped and has enough samples.
Call this before you call fillSampleBuffer() to check if the audio file has enough samples.
|
inline |
Tell the sound to load everything into memory.
| void StreamingSamplerSound::setPreloadSize | ( | int | newPreloadSizeInSamples | ) |
Set the preload size.
You can also tell the sound to load everything into memory by calling loadEntireSample()
|
inline |
Gets the sound into active memory.
This is a wrapper around MemoryMappedAudioFormatReader::touchSample(), and I didn't check if it is necessary.
| const String StreamingSamplerSound::fileName |
The wave file that contains the sample data.
It is assumed to be stereo and 44.1kHz
This file will be memory mapped and read from during playback by a StreamingSamplerVoice and its SamplerLoader
| int StreamingSamplerSound::rootNote |
The root note of the sample.
If the sample is pitched, this note number plays back the sample with the original samplerate, but there is a limit of three octaves up to protect the streaming (I can't think of a musical useful purpose of transposing a sound more than 3 octaves, but you can change SAMPLER_MAX_PITCH to allow larger values.


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Thoughts on pair programming and giving feedback in Dev Bootcamp
May 30, 2015
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4-6
James Martin's salmon in puff pastry with spinach is a real dinner party showstopper served with rich beurre blanc.
Preheat the oven to 210C/425F/Gas7. Line a baking tray with silicone or baking parchment.
For the salmon coulibiac, roll the pastry out to a thickness of 5mm and cut into two pieces about 40 x 25cm /16 x 10in. Place one piece onto the lined baking tray.
Cut off 2/3 of the whole fillet (roughly 800g), place on top of the pastry on the tray in the centre then cover with half the blanched spinach.
Roughly chop the remaining salmon (about 400g) and place into a food processor with the double cream and half the chives. Blend to a purée.
Season with salt and plenty of freshly ground black pepper, then spread over the top of the spinach to cover completely.
Finish with a scattering of chives and the rest of the spinach. Brush the pastry around the fish with a little of the beaten egg.
Lay the second piece of pastry over the top, taking care not to stretch it and press down firmly around the edge of the salmon.
Trim the edges with a sharp knife so there is only a little overlap around the edge. Brush the coulibiac all over with egg and season with salt and black pepper.
Place onto a baking tray in the oven and bake for 40-45 minutes until the salmon is cooked through and the pastry golden-brown.
For the roasted vegetables, place all the ingredients onto a roasting tray tossing the vegetables to coat with the olive oil. Season with salt and black pepper. Roast for 25-35 minutes until tender.
For the beurre blanc, bring the finely sliced shallots, white wine vinegar and white wine to the boil in a saucepan. Reduce the heat until the mixture is simmering, then continue to simmer until only two tablespoons of liquid are left in the pan.
Add one tablespoon of cold water and continue to simmer until only one tablespoon of liquid remains.
Reduce the heat to low, then gradually whisk in the butter, 25g/1oz at a time, waiting until all of the butter has melted and incorporated into the mixture before adding more.
Remove the mixture from the heat and strain it into a clean saucepan. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then stir in the chives. Set aside at room temperature until needed (do not refrigerate as the sauce will separate).
To serve, carve the salmon into thick slices and place onto a plate.
Pile the vegetables alongside and finish with a drizzle of beurre blanc.


About Me
Born (1992) and raised in São Paulo, Brazil, I graduated at the beginning of 2017 in Electrical/Telecommunications Engineering at the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo. During my bachelor’s studies, I had the privilege of participating in the Science without Borders exchange program of the Federal Government. Therefore, for a year, I’ve lived abroad — more specifically, in Brussels, Belgium — studying engineering and, in parallel, improving my French and my abilities in Go (Baduk or Weiqi).
In 2017, after 5 years of love for the board game of Go
— an Asian strategy game, analogous to chess both in prestige and
complexity —, I had the opportunity of
In 2018, after a semester of full-time studies for jobs
in the government, especially for the Federal Police,
In 2019, in February, I managed to get an opportunity
at well established retail software company in Brazil:
Zanthus. I and another
colleague were supposed to create the new Data Science department and,
hopefully, instill cultural changes in the corporation also. The
available data wasn’t very clean or organized — besides the
natural lack of a data-driven structure, since they couldn’t expect it
to be a need years ago — and, therefore, it was very difficult to
make anything work at the beginning. After around 3-4 months of
exploration, some successful algorithms were developed
In 2020, I invested heavily in myself. What began as me
trying to release an app into the wild ended up being a whole year of
reinventing myself. It all started when
Marcelo Glasberg
recommended me some books to aid my software engineering career.
Realizing the gargantuan gap between me and the top professionals, I
read 20+ technical books throughout the year while creating 2 browser
extensions —


The aim of the project is to create an easy to use Three.js library in Drupal projects. The library provides Canvas 2D, SVG, CSS3D and WebGL renderers.
Download Three.js library and unzip into /libraries/three.js/ folder, or use composer install with configs:
...
"repositories": [
...
{
"type": "package",
"package": {
"name": "mrdoob/threejs",
"version": "master",
"type": "drupal-library",
"dist": {
"url": "https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/archive/dev.zip",
"type": "zip"
},
"require": {
"composer/installers": "~1.0"
}
}
},
...
"require": {
...
"mrdoob/threejs": "master"
},
...
The minified library should be installed at /libraries/three.js/build/three.min.js, or any path supported by libraries.module if installed.
<script src="/libraries/three.js/build/three.min.js"></script>
This code creates a scene, a camera, and a geometric cube, and it adds the cube to the scene. It then creates a WebGL
renderer for the scene and camera, and it adds that viewport to the document.body element. Finally, it animates the cube within the scene for the camera.
var camera, scene, renderer;
var geometry, material, mesh;
init();
animate();
function init() {
camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera( 70, window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight, 0.01, 10 );
camera.position.z = 1;
scene = new THREE.Scene();
geometry = new THREE.BoxGeometry( 0.2, 0.2, 0.2 );
material = new THREE.MeshNormalMaterial();
mesh = new THREE.Mesh( geometry, material );
scene.add( mesh );
renderer = new THREE.WebGLRenderer( { antialias: true } );
renderer.setSize( window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight );
document.body.appendChild( renderer.domElement );
}
function animate() {
requestAnimationFrame( animate );
mesh.rotation.x += 0.01;
mesh.rotation.y += 0.02;
renderer.render( scene, camera );
}
If everything went well on administrative config page you should see this.


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Source code for multi_linked_list
# classes implementations are partly based on Data Structures and Algorithms Using Python – R. Necaise
# These classes implementations are mostly implemented for usage of a one multi-linked list node,
# just like a demultiplexer, which is completely enough for my adt.
[docs]class DoubleMLinkedList:
""" Class for double linked list representation. """
def __init__(self, item):
""" Create new double linked list. """
self._head = _DoubleMLinkedListNode(item)
[docs] def head(self):
""" Return head of the double linked list. """
return self._head
[docs] def add_one_way(self, item):
""" Add an item the one way of the double linked list. """
self._head.one_way = item
[docs] def add_second_way(self, item):
""" Add an item the second way of the double linked list. """
self._head.second_way = item
[docs]class TripleMLinkedList:
""" Class for triple linked list representation. """
def __init__(self, item):
""" Create new triple linked list. """
self._head = _TripleMLinkedListNode(item)
[docs] def head(self):
""" Return head of the triple linked list. """
return self._head
[docs] def add_one_way(self, item):
""" Add an item the one way of the triple linked list. """
self._head.one_way = item
[docs] def add_second_way(self, item):
""" Add an item the second way of the triple linked list. """
self._head.second_way = item
[docs] def add_third_way(self, item):
""" Add an item the third way of the triple linked list. """
self._head.third_way = item
class _DoubleMLinkedListNode:
""" Class for double linked list node representation. """
def __init__(self, item):
""" Create new double linked list node. """
self.item = item
self.one_way = None
self.second_way = None
class _TripleMLinkedListNode:
""" Class for triple linked list node representation. """
def __init__(self, item):
""" Create new triple linked list node. """
self.item = item
self.one_way = None
self.second_way = None
self.third_way = None


{% extends "index.html" %} {% block content %}
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US Census 2010 shape files and additional demographic data from the SF1 100 percent files. This package contains a number of helper functions for the UScensus2010blk, UScensus2010blkgrp, UScensus2010tract, UScensus2010cdp packages.
| Version: | 0.11 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), maptools, sp, foreign, methods, grDevices, base, stats, utils |
| Suggests: | rgdal, gpclib |
| Published: | 2012-07-12 |
| Author: | Zack W. Almquist |
| Maintainer: | Zack W. Almquist <almquist at uci.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://www.ncasd.org/census2000/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | UScensus2010 citation info |
| CRAN checks: | UScensus2010 results |
| Reference manual: | UScensus2010.pdf |
| Package source: | UScensus2010_0.11.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: UScensus2010_0.11.zip, r-release: UScensus2010_0.11.zip, r-oldrel: UScensus2010_0.11.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: UScensus2010_0.11.tgz, r-oldrel: UScensus2010_0.11.tgz |
| Old sources: | UScensus2010 archive |
| Reverse imports: | DeducerSpatial |
| Reverse suggests: | DeducerSpatial |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=UScensus2010 to link to this page.


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ANNIE HALL A film review by Walter Frith Copyright 1997 Walter Frith
Woody Allen's unique style as a motion picture director, writer, actor and overall consumate professional make him one of the great American treasures in the history of cinema. His films are disliked by many; primarily by those who don't understand his neurotic flamboyance with dialogue to the point where it seems almost too real for average movie goers to understand that in many cases they're really looking at themselves up there on the big screen. It's hard to believe that Allen will be 62 years old this coming December and his films are timeless classics focusing predominantly on relationships.
Only two of Allen's films have been nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award and they are 'Annie Hall' (1977) and 'Hannah and Her Sisters' (1986). Other masterpiece showcases such as 'Interiors' (1978), 'Manhattan' (1979), 'Broadway Danny Rose' (1984), 'The Purple Rose of Cairo' (1985) and 'Bullets Over Broadway' (1994) had to settle for little or no recognition from Allen's peers although 'Hannah and Her Sisters' did win three Oscars in major categories---Michael Caine (Best Supporting Actor), Dianne Wiest (Best Supporting Actress) and Allen for the film's original screenplay hailed by many critics as the best original film literature of the 1980's.
Alvy Singer (Woody Allen) and Annie Hall (Diane Keaton) are the subjects of examination along with other New Yorkers (some eventually become Californians) in Allen's defining masterpiece which is his Academy Award winning film 'Annie Hall'. This picture was crowned with four Oscars (Best Picture, Director for Allen, Actress for Keaton and Original Screenplay by Allen and Marshall Brickman). On its twentieth anniversary it remains as fresh and original with high class wit and low brow production values perfect for viewing a Woody Allen movie. Allen often uses only one camera during the prduction of his films and allegedly made a statement saying he is never completely satisfied with any of his films. Understandable since so many artists don't like to look or listen to themselves in their selected fields, among them Mick Jagger, Jack Palance and Harrison Ford. A personal project can cry out for perfection and Allen is about as close as you'll find on an academic level but critics and film buffs respect and admire all that Allen's genius has contributed.
 The deadpan humour throughout 'Annie Hall' is neatly presented and timed to perfection as each scene is well paced and knows when to exit once its made its point. Allen discusses the relationship with the many women in his life and his relationship with his friend played by the under rated Tony Roberts is pure gold. In one scene between the two actors there is a long tracking shot of a sidewalk and street and we don't see them come into the camera's range for quite sometime but all the while we hear their discussion about life in New York and it's discussed in a way which defines Allen as a true New Yorker. Roberts has nicknamed Allen 'Max' in the film and this leads to a discussion of what that nickname means. Is it short for maximum? It could be since Allen uses so many hand gestures and levels so much speaking time in the film to a "maximum" capacity that Roberts could be poking fun at his every turn.
Diane Keaton made a name for herself as the strong-willed and no nonsense girlfriend to Allen in the film as her character remotely subjects Allen to take a good look at himself and to see that his unwillingness to leave New York is not a selfish one but one that frustrates her as she makes California her home later in the picture. When the two of them first meet during an afternoon of tennis and they retreat in seclusion for a drink there is a conversation between them in which Allen interjects subtitles to show that what they're saying is really being covered up by cautious dialogue pursuant to what they're really thinking. It's one of the most original things ever seen in any movie and may be the film's best scene. Another classic moment comes when Allen is taking a drive with Roberts in California and an observation is made about how clean California is compared to New York and Allen suggests that all of California's garbage is recycled into t.v. shows. Hysterical !
With a cast that includes Shelley Duvall, Paul Simon, Carol Kane, Collen Dewhurst, and Christopher Walken, 'Annie Hall' is Allen's best film and winning four Oscars out of five nominations isn't bad either. That's a ratio of 80%. Oh, did I mention that the one it lost for was Allen as Best Actor. That's hard to believe in a film where Allen doesn't just play himself, he lives the part and that's an achievement all its own.
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#include "nativefunctions.h"
#include "expression.h"
#include "error.h"
#include "safety.h"
#include "garbage_collector.h"
#include "no_debugging.h"
Macros | |
| #define | MODULE_NAME "nativefunctions.c" |
| #define | DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION(predicateName, iterator, test) |
Functions | |
| struct Expression * | quote (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Identity Returnes the expression given to this functions without alteration env the environment to be used. More... | |
| struct Expression * | set (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Bind symbol to a value. More... | |
| struct Expression * | define (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Bind a symbol to a value within current environment, if it exists already, create new binding. More... | |
| struct Expression * | cond (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Takes lists of two elements. More... | |
| struct Expression * | begin (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| struct Expression * | gcRun (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Enforces run of garbage collector. More... | |
| struct Expression * | add (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returns the sum of the arguments given. More... | |
| struct Expression * | mul (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returnes the product of the arguments given. More... | |
| struct Expression * | divide (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returnes the result of dividing the car by all the other numbers given as arguments. More... | |
| struct Expression * | and (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returnes true if all the parameters evaluates to not NIL. More... | |
| struct Expression * | or (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returnes true if one of the parameters evaluates to !NIL. More... | |
| struct Expression * | not (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returnes T only if sole argument evaluates not to NIL;. More... | |
| struct Expression * | numEqual (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returns T if and only if all numbers given to this function are equal. More... | |
| struct Expression * | numSmaller (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returns T if and only if all numbers given to this function are ordered in a strictly descending manner, i.e. More... | |
| DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION (integerP, DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION(iter,(EXPR_OF_TYPE(iter, EXPR_INTEGER))) | |
| DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION (consP, DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION(iter,(EXPR_OF_TYPE(iter, EXPR_CONS))) | |
| struct Expression * | getParentEnv (struct Expression *env, struct Expression *expr) |
| Returns the parent environment of expr . More... | |
| #define MODULE_NAME "nativefunctions.c" |
| struct Expression* add | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returns the sum of the arguments given.
| env | the environment to be used |
| a | list of numbers sum of the arguments |
| struct Expression* and | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returnes true if all the parameters evaluates to not NIL.
Does not guarantee to evaluate all of the parameters!
| env | Current environment |
| list | of expressions that are evaluated |
| struct Expression* begin | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
| struct Expression* cond | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Takes lists of two elements.
Iterates over the lists in the order given. If one list's car evaluates to something not equal to NIL, the cadr is evaluated and returned.
| env | Current environment |
| expr | list of lists of two elements. |
| struct Expression* define | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Bind a symbol to a value within current environment, if it exists already, create new binding.
| env | environment create binding within |
| expr | list of two elements. Car is the symbol to bind to, cadr is the value to be bound. |
| DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION | ( | integerP | , |
| DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION( | iter, | ||
| (EXPR_OF_TYPE(iter, EXPR_INTEGER)) | |||
| ) |
| DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION | ( | consP | , |
| DEFINE_PREDICATE_FUNCTION( | iter, | ||
| (EXPR_OF_TYPE(iter, EXPR_CONS)) | |||
| ) |
| struct Expression* divide | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returnes the result of dividing the car by all the other numbers given as arguments.
| env | environment to be used |
| expr | list of numbers |
| struct Expression* gcRun | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Enforces run of garbage collector.
| struct Expression* getParentEnv | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returns the parent environment of expr .
| env | the current environment |
| expr | an environment |
| struct Expression* mul | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returnes the product of the arguments given.
| env | environment to be used |
| expr | list of numbers to be multiplied together |
| struct Expression* not | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returnes T only if sole argument evaluates not to NIL;.
| env | Current environment |
| expr | argument list |
| struct Expression* numEqual | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returns T if and only if all numbers given to this function are equal.
| env | the environment to be used |
| expr | list of numbers |
| struct Expression* numSmaller | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returns T if and only if all numbers given to this function are ordered in a strictly descending manner, i.e.
if for (< a b c ...) holds a < b < c < ... env environment to be used
| expr | list of numbers |
| struct Expression* or | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Returnes true if one of the parameters evaluates to !NIL.
Does not guarantee to evaluate all of the parameters!
| env | Current environment |
| list | of expressions that are evaluated |
| struct Expression* quote | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Identity Returnes the expression given to this functions without alteration env the environment to be used.
| expr |
| struct Expression* set | ( | struct Expression * | env, |
| struct Expression * | expr | ||
| ) |
Bind symbol to a value.
Currently, if there is no binding for this symbol yet, a new binding is created, thus explicit call to "define" or something is unneccessary.
| env | the environment to be used |
| expr | a cons list with two entries: first one should be the symbol to bind, second the value to be bound to the symbol. |


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Intuitive drawing with a mouse.
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Life is complex!
"Tiger got to hunt, bird got to fly;
Man got to sit and wonder 'why, why, why?'
Tiger got to sleep, bird got to land;
Man got to tell himself he understand." - Kurt Vonnegut
The butterfly effect is more than just a great movie starring man of science, Ashton Kutcher.
The butterfly effect is a simple idea.
A butterfly fluttering her wings in Casablanca can effect the weather in Cleveland, OH.
Hard to believe.
This is an example used to make a larger point:
Perhaps everything is related!

"Because of sensitive dependence on initial conditions, some deterministic models may appear to behave non-deterministically...
The stock market is a great forum for complexity analysis.
The game is simple, predict the future better than your opponents, and win a lots of $$$$.
"Even apart from the instability due to speculation, there is the instability due to the characteristic of human nature that a large proportion of our positive activities depend on spontaneous optimism rather than mathematical expectations." -- John Maynard Keynes
This is interesting:
Twitter mood predicts the stock market.
No small feat!
The financial industry spends a lot of money on methods to predict the future.
A lot of money is an understatement.
How/why would twitter be good at predicting the market?
"Think of Twitter as a network of human sensors."
-- Rick Lawrence, head of IBM's Machine Learning Group
Imagine all of us as a single, interconnected system.
A lot of people have had this thought, you've probably heard the term 'the human network'.
Taken in aggregate, the human network is an amazing analytical machine.
We experience, categorize, learn, and teach.
In this way we gain collective knowledge over time.
"The Quality which creates the world emerges as a relationship between man and his experience.
He is a participant in the creation of all things. The measure of all things." -- Robert Pirsig
The web lets us experience, categorize, learn, and teach at the speed of light.
We're still discovering what this means.
Here are 2 examples:
This is from a WSJ article on Virginia's magnitude 5.8 earthquake that hit in August of 2011 :
Twitter texts are as timely as a pulse beat and, taken together, automatically compile the raw material of social history.
This is from a 2011 DARPA request for proposal (assuming they haven't taken the it down):
Recognize persuasion campaign structures and influence operations across social media sites and communities.
Counter messaging of detected adversary influence operations.
Identify participants and intent, and measure effects of persuasion campaigns.
You might want to read that last bit again!!


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Well, another couple of weeks have gone since posting so thought I better update…
Firstly, still loving the new bike. Definitely made the right choice for my kind of riding. Much faster and more responsive than the old Marin around smoother rides like Follow The Dog. Even keeping it immaculate washing straight after ride (though that might diminish after the first scratch..).
Haven’t ridden or walked since Cannock last Wednesday mainly due to the weather. Its great, I was desperate for some decent snow last year, to learn some crampon use, but this year, no such antics are possible with the knee. So last thing I want is snow, as it isn’t very mountain bike compatible, and this winter looks set to be cold.
The rest of this week entails: 1) Bike ride around Sutton Park tomorrow afternoon after hopefully getting my new HTC mobile phone / pda thingy. 2) Attending Project Managers leaving do on Thursday evening k 3) Last and certainly not least, packing Thursday evening for a fun and scenery packed visit to Keswick and virgin ride around Derwent Water doing the ‘Borrowdale Bash’. Standard outdoorsy Lake District fodder of driving up Friday evening, fun on Saturday, then maybe some photography Sunday morning before driving back. I have got to test my knee before final consultation on 4th Dec, so might do Catbells if the weather aint too bad.


Wednesfield officers honoured for aiding collapsed colleague
Two police officers have been honoured for coming to the aid of a colleague who collapsed in the car park of Wednesfield police station.
by Jordan ReynoldsPC Shaun Thomas saw PCSO Tony Meakin looking dazed and confused as he got out of his car and managed to catch him as he began to fall to the ground in June last year.
After checking his breathing and pulse, and putting the unconscious officer into the recovery position, PC Thomas called for an ambulance.
PC Lee Wood then took over monitoring the 55-year-old’s breathing and responsiveness while PC Thomas briefed paramedics, explaining he believed PCSO Meakin had suffered a stroke.
“If it hadn’t been for them it would have been a lot worse," said PCSO Meakin, who has since made a full recovery. “I’m just so grateful to them both - their quick actions meant my recovery was much better and much faster than it might have been."
PC Thomas and PC Wood received Royal Humane Society certificates of commendation from Chief Constable Dave Thompson at a ceremony on November 19.


The U.S. is launching a national security probe into TikTok
Source: Android Central
What you need to know
- TikTok is a social media video app that allows users to share punchy, short videos with others.
- The company is owned by ByteDance, one of the fastest-growing tech startups in China.
- The U.S. government is launching an inquiry into its $1 billion acquisition of Musical.ly, citing concerns over national security and censorship.
The U.S. government is seemingly growing more suspicions of Chinese companies, as it has put yet another Chinese tech giant in its crosshairs, citing national security concerns: TikTok. The social media app has become increasingly more popular among teens and tweens in the U.S., though you'd never know the company behind it, ByteDance, is actually Chinese.
And that heritage is starting to land the 'new Vine' in trouble, as the Trump administration launches a probe into the firm's $1 billion acquisition of Musical.ly, a full two years after the transaction took place in November 2017, reports Reuters.
Alongside this, various U.S. officials have raised questions about claims of content censorship by TikTok, some of which our Russell Holly discussed earlier this week. Concerns about where American users' data is stored also fuelled calls for an investigation in recent weeks. TikTok says the data is stored within the U.S. itself. But critics of the company have pointed out that its parent company, ByteDance, abides by Chinese law, which some say requires companies to enable the Chinese government to have full access to data if so requested — a charge that's also been leveled against Huawei in its ongoing struggles with the U.S. government.
TikTok for its part is, as expected, pledging full support to any investigations:
"While we cannot comment on ongoing regulatory processes, TikTok has made clear that we have no higher priority than earning the trust of users and regulators in the U.S. Part of that effort includes working with Congress and we are committed to doing so."
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) typically reviews such deals, and TikTok did not seek approval from the organization before finalizing its acquisition of Musical.ly, giving the CFIUS grounds for impaneling and inquiry into the agreement now. The specifics of CFIUS' investigations are not known at this moment, but the report suggests the regulator is in talks with TikTok over how it can avoid having to undo its purchase.


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Source: Data downloaded from European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (updated to 2020/03/26).
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| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | METHOD |
org.vertx.java.core.TCPSupport org.vertx.java.core.ClientSSLSupport org.vertx.groovy.core.http.HttpClient
@groovy.transform.CompileStatic interface HttpClient extends ClientSSLSupport, TCPSupport
An HTTP client that maintains a pool of connections to a specific host, at a specific port. The client supports pipelining of requests.
As well as HTTP requests, the client can act as a factory for WebSocket websockets.
If an instance is instantiated from an event loop then the handlers of the instance will always be called on that same event loop. If an instance is instantiated from some other arbitrary Java thread then and event loop will be assigned to the instance and used when any of its handlers are called.
Instances of this class are thread-safe
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void
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close()
Close the HTTP client. |
HttpClientRequest
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connect(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP CONNECT request with the specified uri. |
HttpClient
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connectWebsocket(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure wsConnect)
Attempt to connect an HTML5 websocket to the specified URI |
HttpClient
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connectWebsocket(java.lang.String uri, WebSocketVersion wsVersion, groovy.lang.Closure wsConnect)
Attempt to connect an HTML5 websocket to the specified URI |
HttpClientRequest
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delete(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP DELETE request with the specified uri. |
HttpClient
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exceptionHandler(groovy.lang.Closure handler)
Set an exception handler |
HttpClientRequest
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get(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP GET request with the specified uri. |
java.lang.String
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getHost()
@return The host |
int
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getMaxPoolSize()
Returns the maximum number of connections in the pool |
HttpClient
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getNow(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This is a quick version of the get(String, org.vertx.java.core.Handler)} method where you do not want to do anything with the request before sending. |
HttpClient
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getNow(java.lang.String uri, MultiMap headers, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method works in the same manner as getNow(String, org.vertx.java.core.Handler), except that it allows you specify a set of headers that will be sent with the request. |
int
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getPort()
@return The port |
HttpClientRequest
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head(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP HEAD request with the specified uri. |
boolean
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isKeepAlive()
@return Is the client keep alive? |
boolean
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isVerifyHost()
@return true if this client will validate the remote server's certificate hostname against the requested host |
HttpClientRequest
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options(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an org.vertx.java.core.http.HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP OPTIONS request with the specified uri. |
HttpClientRequest
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patch(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP PATCH request with the specified uri. |
HttpClientRequest
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post(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP POST request with the specified uri. |
HttpClientRequest
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put(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP PUT request with the specified uri. |
HttpClientRequest
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request(java.lang.String method, java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP request with the specified uri. |
HttpClient
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setHost(java.lang.String host)
Set the host that the client will attempt to connect to the server on to host. |
HttpClient
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setKeepAlive(boolean keepAlive)
If keepAlive is true then, after the request has ended the connection will be returned to the pool where it can be used by another request. |
HttpClient
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setMaxPoolSize(int maxConnections)
Set the maximum pool size |
HttpClient
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setPort(int port)
Set the port that the client will attempt to connect to the server on to port. |
HttpClient
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setVerifyHost(boolean verifyHost)
If verifyHost is true, then the client will try to validate the remote server's certificate hostname against the requested host. |
HttpClientRequest
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trace(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
This method returns an HttpClientRequest instance which represents an HTTP TRACE request with the specified uri. |
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void close()
HttpClientRequest connect(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
HttpClient connectWebsocket(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure wsConnect)
The connect is done asynchronously and wsConnect is called back with the websocket
HttpClient connectWebsocket(java.lang.String uri, WebSocketVersion wsVersion, groovy.lang.Closure wsConnect)
This version of the method allows you to specify the websockets version using the wsVersion parameter The connect is done asynchronously and wsConnect is called back with the websocket
HttpClientRequest delete(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
HttpClient exceptionHandler(groovy.lang.Closure handler)
HttpClientRequest get(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
java.lang.String getHost()
int getMaxPoolSize()
HttpClient getNow(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
Normally with any of the HTTP methods you create the request then when you are ready to send it you call org.vertx.java.core.http.HttpClientRequest#end() on it. With this method the request is immediately sent.
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
HttpClient getNow(java.lang.String uri, MultiMap headers, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
int getPort()
HttpClientRequest head(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
boolean isKeepAlive()
boolean isVerifyHost()
HttpClientRequest options(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
HttpClientRequest patch(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
HttpClientRequest post(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
HttpClientRequest put(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
HttpClientRequest request(java.lang.String method, java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
HttpClient setHost(java.lang.String host)
HttpClient setKeepAlive(boolean keepAlive)
If keepAlive is false then a new connection will be created for each request and it won't ever go in the pool, the connection will closed after the response has been received. Even with no keep alive, the client will not allow more than getMaxPoolSize() connections to be created at any one time.
HttpClient setMaxPoolSize(int maxConnections)
The client will maintain up to maxConnections HTTP connections in an internal pool
HttpClient setPort(int port)
HttpClient setVerifyHost(boolean verifyHost)
HttpClientRequest trace(java.lang.String uri, groovy.lang.Closure responseHandler)
When an HTTP response is received from the server the responseHandler is called passing in the response.
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- To compute per-variant and per-sample QC metrics.
- To filter out samples or variants.
- To merge datasets in various ways.
- To convert dataset between file formats. (In particular QCTOOL can read and write BGEN files, including full support for the BGEN v1.2 format that has been used for the UK Biobank imputed data full release).
- To manipulate datasets in various ways - e.g. by updating data fields or aligning alleles to a reference sequence based on information in a strand file.
- To annotate variants with information from BED files, sequence from FASTA files, or with genetic map positions.
- To compute LD metrics between variants.
- To compare genotypes for individuals typed or imputed or phased in different datasets.
- To compute between-sample relatedness and principal components.
- To compute 'genetic risk predictor' scores.
QCTOOL is designed to be as easy-to-use as possible and we hope you find it so. See the documentation page for a description of how QCTOOL works.
IMPORTANT: this page documents QCTOOL version 2, which differs in several important ways from the original QCTOOL v1. Version 1 is still available but is now unsupported.
Change history. QCTOOL version 2 is currently in 'release candidate' state. This means some features may not work, or not work well, or work wrongly, or destroy your computer, or your sanity. The best place to receive support is on the OXSTATGEN mailing list. QCTOOL also has a public issue tracker, but please
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, ...) and would treat chromosomes as missing if they were not of specific forms pertinent to human datasets. QCTOOL v2 instead allows arbitrary strings to be used as chromosomes. This change brings QCTOOL into line with other tools, e.g. those that use contig identifiers from a reference genome build. However, this also breaks some workflows that would previously have worked, namely when matching between datasets that have differently encoded chromosome names. A possible workaround is to use the-map-id-data
option to replace chromosome identifiers on the fly during analysis. -
Changes to output of summary stats: QCTOOL performs several types of per-variant summary computation, that are specified using options like
-snp-stats
and the-annotate-
options. When outputting results, all output is sent to a single output file that is specified using the-osnp
option. This file will automatically inherit columns from each requested computation. Similarly, all per-sample summary computations are output the file specified by-osample
.
Acknowledgements. The following people contributed to the design and implementation of qctool:
In addition, QCTOOL contains the SNP-HWE code by Jan Wigginton et al., described in "A Note on Exact Tests of Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium", Wigginton et al, Am. J. Hum. Genet (2005) 76:887-93. Further acknowledgements can be found on the QCTOOL repository main page.
Contact. For more information or questions, please contact the oxstatgen mailing list at
oxstatgen (at) jiscmail.ac.uk


FlightSurety
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Fund Airline
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Approve Airline
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Disagree
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passenger
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flight#
pay (in ether)
Fetch Flight Status
flight#
Claim Insurance
flight#
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractPeriod | |
| AdvisoryDetail | |
| AdvisoryIncludes | |
| AerisBasics |
The basic response from the Aeris API.
|
| AerisBatchResponse |
The basic response from the Aeris API.
|
| AerisDataJSON | |
| AerisError |
The error property will always be null if the request was successful, results
were returned and there were no errors or warnings.
|
| AerisLocation |
Location object that holds lat and long values.
|
| AerisPermissions |
Permissions response object that holds the different permissions
|
| AerisPermissionsBuilder |
Builder to obtain an AerisPermissions object based on certain criteria.
|
| AerisPermissionsResponse |
Model representing the Aeris permissions.
|
| AerisResponse |
The basic response from the Aeris API.
|
| CellCone |
Information on the cells predicted path.
|
| CellForecast |
Teh forecast information for a cell
|
| CellLocation |
Information about the movement of the Cell.
|
| CellMovement |
Information about the cell movement.
|
| CellObservation | |
| CellPosition |
Information on the cells position.
|
| Current | |
| EarthquakeReport |
Model for the
earthquakes endpoint report. |
| FiresReport | |
| ForecastPeriod |
Period of a forecast data from the request with endpoint
Forecasts |
| Hail |
Hail information about the storm.
|
| Humidity |
Object of Range data.
|
| InteractivePermission |
Permissions relating to the interactive maps.
|
| LightningObservation | |
| LightningPulse | |
| Moon |
Moon information from the request.
|
| MoonPhase |
Moon phase information
|
| NormalPeriod |
Period of a normal data from the request with endpoint
Normals |
| NormalPrecipitation |
Object of the precipitation based normals.
|
| NormalSnow |
Object of the snowfall based normals.
|
| NormalTemperature |
Object of temperature based normals.
|
| Observation |
Wrapper object for the observation JSON returned from Aeris for endpoint
OBSERVATIONS |
| ObservationData | |
| ObservationPeriod | |
| Period | |
| Permission |
Permission data wrapper object
|
| Place | |
| Precipitation |
Precipitation data.
|
| Pressure |
Object of Range data.
|
| PreviousRecord |
Previous Record held for the location
|
| Profile | |
| ProfileFlag | |
| QualityControl |
Quality Control data.
|
| Range |
Range data.
|
| RecordsDetails |
Details for the record.
|
| RecordsReport | |
| RelativeTo | |
| Report | |
| Satellite |
Object available for Satellite detected observations.
|
| Sky |
Summary sky model
|
| SolarRadiation |
Range data.
|
| Station |
Information about the station.
|
| StormReport |
Storm report information.
|
| StormReportDetail |
An object containing specific information about the report, such as totals,
measurements, etc.
|
| Summary |
Wrapper object for the summaryPeriod JSON returned from Aeris for endpoint
EndpointType.OBSERVATIONS_SUMMARY |
| SummaryPeriod |
Wrapper object for the summaryPeriod JSON returned from Aeris for endpoint
EndpointType.OBSERVATIONS_SUMMARY |
| Sun |
Sun information
|
| Temperature |
Base temperature model
|
| TidesPeriod |
Information about the tide period.
|
| TimeStamp | |
| Twilight |
Twilight information for the request.
|
| Visibility |
Visibility data.
|
| Weather |
Object of Range data.
|
| WeatherCoded |
/** Can be used to determine when a particular type of weather is expected to
begin/end.
|
| Wind |
Wind data.
|