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Tox protects your privacy by:
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Removing the need to rely on central authorities to provide messenger services
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Concealing your identity (in the form of meta-data, e.g. your IP address) from people who are not your authorized friends
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Enforcing end-to-end encryption with perfect forward secrecy as the default and only mode of operation for all messages
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Making your identity impossible to forge without the possesion of your personal private key, which never leaves your computer
You can add people by giving them your ToxID, it usually looks like:
56A1ADE4B65B86BCD51CC73E2CD4E542179F47959FE3E0E21B4B0ACDADE51855D34D34D37CB5
In most clients you can find it in the Profile or Settings panel. Give yours to your friend and get your friend to add it. That's it.
If you want a shorter and more memorable ID, you can use a service like our ToxID server or an other ToxID instance, such as ToxMe. A ToxID maps an email-address-style username to a Tox ID. However, an individual concerned about their security should avoid using these services where possible.
Unfortunately, the cost of this convenient name-to-Tox ID mapping is a loss of decentralization. You must trust that the entity running the service is serving you (and others looking for you) accurate information. If you're not careful, you may be subject to MITM attacks.
Removing a contact means you can't interact with it.
 They can't communicate with you any longer until you add them to your contacts list again.
Not really. Strangers won't be able to get it. Your friends may get it. It's P2P
Tox makes no attempt to cloak your IP address when communicating with friends, as the whole point of a peer-to-peer network is to connect you directly to your friends. A workaround does exist in the form of tunneling your Tox connections through Tor. However, a non-friend user cannot discover your IP address using only a Tox ID; your IP address will only be discernible when you accept/send a friend request, and add a user to your contacts list.
See Also: What is stopping people from tracking me through the public DHT (advanced).


Masonry Grid
Pinterest style responsive layout. Responsive states snap to the default media query sizes for Evo. Note that the examples below may contain a mix of image styles to demonstrate the different ways of incorporating imagery and text content into the masonry grid. The masonry grid variables can be customized in _evo_variables.scss
Pure CSS Masonry Grid
Inverse Masonry Grid


1)
Mr. Smith patiently waited after pressing the
elevator button.
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No
2)
The children were loud and quick in answering the
quiz questions.
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No
3)
The little boy looked upwards at the kites in the sky.
Yes
No
4)
Our school magazine is published yearly.
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No
5)
Please be careful with the glasses.
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Suddenly, there was a heavy thunderstorm.
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7)
The sculptor has beautifully carved the statue.
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8)
Children are generally fond of chocolates and candy.
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9)
Can you put the book on that shelf?
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10)
The baby ate messily when she tried to eat with a spoon.
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Fish, Mocha, Chai - A Local Global Installation In Ubuntu
What This Is About
I've been getting back into p5.js lately and thought that I should add some testing so I went to their site and found that they had a tutorial page called "Unit Testing and Test Driven Development" which I decided to follow along with to get re-acquainted with testing javascript but then I ran into a problem running mocha, or more specifically, running mocha crashed because it couldn't find chai even though I'd followed the instructions to install it. So here goes what I did to fix it.
This is another case where you can basically find the answer online if you look at the right page - but there seems to be more pages with the unhelpful answers and I use the fish shell and ubuntu so it's a little different from the stuff I found that did work.
The Tutorial's Installation
This is how they tell you to install mocha and chai.
First, update npm (assuming you've already installed it somehow).
sudo npm install npm@latest -g
Then install mocha and chai using npm.
npm install mocha -g
npm install chai -g
This right here is actually where the trouble starts. If you try to install things globally, you need to run it as root, thus the use of sudo
when updating npm
. But their instructions on installing mocha
and chai
don't say to use sudo
, which will result in a permission error, so did they forget to run it as root, or did they not mean to install it globally? I decided to re-run their instructions as root.
sudo npm install mocha -g
sudo npm install chai -g
This seemed to work, but when I ran mocha
on the folder where I put the code given in the tutorial:
mocha color_unit_tests/
It gave me an error.
Error: Cannot find module 'chai'
Require stack:
- /home/hades/projects/ape-iron/p5tests/color_unit_tests/test.js
at Module._resolveFilename (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1097:15)
at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:942:27)
at Module.require (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1163:19)
at require (node:internal/modules/cjs/helpers:110:18)
at Object.<anonymous> (/home/hades/projects/ape-iron/p5tests/color_unit_tests/test.js:5:16
)
at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1276:14)
at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1330:10)
at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1139:32)
at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:980:12)
at ModuleWrap.<anonymous> (node:internal/modules/esm/translators:169:29)
at ModuleJob.run (node:internal/modules/esm/module_job:194:25)
So, maybe that wasn't the answer.
This Might Be the Wrong Way
I found a Stack Overflow question that described the exact problem I had, but one of the comments had this to say:
Mocha can be installed either locally or globally, but Chai can only be installed locally. Has to do with the way it is applied (i.e., to the specific app instance). – Steve Carey May 30, 2020 at 21:11
I don't know who "Steve Carey" is and whether what he is saying is true, but the chai installation instructions do tell you to install it locally, rather than globally, but when you do this for every project you end up with node_modules
and package.json
files all over the place. I suppose there's a reason for this, maybe to couple the version of chai you're using with the project, but I decided to try another way.
The Local Global
This answer on Stack Overflow describes how to install npm-packages into your home directory as your global directory. It assumes you're using bash, though, so I had to change it up a little bit.
Make a local package directory
First I made a local package directory.
mkdir ~/.npm-packages
Then I created a file called ~/.npmrc
that had one line in it.
prefix = /home/hades/.npm-packages
With /home/hades/
being my home-directory.
Edit the Fish Configuration
At the bottom of the ~/.config/fish/config.fish
file I added these lines.
set -x NPM_PACKAGES $HOME/.npm-packages
This is where npm
will install stuff if you tell it to install files globally once we're done. The folder can be named anything, I imagine, but it will need to match what's in the .npmrc
file.
When npm
installs packages some of them will be executable commands (like mocha
) and so I had to update the fish PATH
.
fish_add_path $HOME/.npm-packages/bin
Although this will make mocha
available, chai
isn't an executable so you have to set the NODE_PATH
variable so that node will no where to look for modules to import.
set --export NODE_PATH $NPM_PACKAGES/lib/node_modules
I was originally appending the current contents of NODE_PATH
to the end, like you would with a regular path variable ($NPM_PACKAGES/lib/node_modules:$NODE_PATH
) but for some reason this breaks something and the variable doesn't get set. Or at least it was always empty when I tried to run mocha
. So the solution for me was to always clobber the entire path (the variable was empty before I started using it anyway).
And Now
Running the tests again:
mocha ../../ape-iron/p5tests/color_unit_tests/
these are my first tests for p5js ✔ should be a string ✔ should be equal to awesome 2 passing (5ms)
The path is different because I'm writing this post in a different repository, but, anyway, it looks like it works.
Sources
- Drechsel E. Install NPM into home directory with distribution nodejs package (Ubuntu) [Internet]. Stack Overflow. 2019 [cited 2023 Jun 8]. Available from: https://stackoverflow.com/q/10081293
- Unit Testing and Test Driven Development | p5.js [Internet]. [cited 2023 Jun 8]. Available from: https://p5js.org/learn/tdd.html


FeelTheBern.org is a community written website that provides the viewpoints with
sources for the 2016 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. The website has since then received
millions of visitors and appeared on dozens of top journalist organizations content.
Apart from being one of three developers and administrators I also managed side projects such as the
domain handling, user experience research, accessibility features, downloadable flyer kit, sharing
features, and gigantic social media campaigns. This project threw me into the deep end of a trending
fast-paced remote environment and the learning experience was invaluable.
Organizing the categories for the impending massive amount of research was a challenge. After we settled on the topics and grouped over 150 community volunteer writers I conducted user experience research to determine how those topics should be grouped and navigated. This was my first foray into conducting usability testing and taught me the basics of understanding human interaction on a large scale. The content is accessible through either the “Issues” dropdown, a search function, or through the large picture blocks on the homepage. The blocks are fully responsive and proved to be a great way to navigate lots of pages.
The header font for this website along with the logo and navigation is Dosis Medium which was introduced to me by my co-developer. I initially pushed back on this decision because I wanted the website to be serious and well-designed but looking back I am very glad the decision was made to stay with Dosis because the simplicity is appealing to a wider audience. The body font is Roboto because the contrast to the headers was important to me but with such a vast amount of content I wanted the experience to be not exhausting. Roboto proved to be perfect for this as an easily scan-able font that fits into the overall light and simplistic design.
The colors for FeelTheBern.org are simple and reflect the political nature of the content. It is well researched that users read better on light backgrounds so this design decision was simple. Links are a simple blue color that adapt to the common mental model of default blue links. The light red provides a nice accent for contrasting content from the main blue or bringing together a design element.
Besides development and design, I also managed many side projects that were essential to the construction, maintainability, and relevancy of the project. In the crunch time of a fast-paced environment I spent many nights editing and importing our community written content that numbers over 120,000 words (around the size of a J. K. Rowling novel). This meant managing a large amount of people and having to deliver huge written content (by volunteers) on time and at a well vetted quality. I learned a lot about conducting myself in a business-like fashion between administration, workers, and in the social media environment. I also added our “skip to content”, screen reading, and contrasted highlighting accessibility features. These were important to me as a learning experience and to adapt for our large variety user base.
The social media campaigns were a fantastic success with my thunderclap reaching 1,695,892 people and smashing my supporters goal by 425%. I achieved this by spending countless hours researching and contacting valuable social media personalities and exhausting as many social media outlets as possible to get the word out. Our website was written about in blogs by Mark Ruffalo, Vegan.com, and Wil Wheaton, where he called the site “the Wikipedia of Bernie Sanders, only more beautifully-designed and more thoughtfully-written, leveraging the viral power of videos and infographics, and written in an entirely FAQ-like conversational format. If knowledge is power, this site could be hugely empowering to many voters”.


A variety of commonly used math functions are available. They all operate on FLOAT
values. SQL
Notebook-specific functions are listed below. Refer to the SQLite documentation for the list of SQLite's built-in math functions.
ROUND(x)
SIGN(x)
PRINT SIGN(-1.6); -- "-1"
PRINT ROUND(5.5); -- "6"


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Keyword: theorem
One of the compound judgments.
Like properties, admitted only with proof. Essentially the "compound judgment" form of a property, or in other words a "proerty schema". In yet more other words: a property parameterized by premises that must be supplied when it is applied.
The proof may be generated and checked automatically in simple cases; in more complex cases an explicit proof is required.
Examples:
Example: Transitivity of equality
theorem [trans] {
type t
property [left] X:t = Y
property [right] Y:t = Z
--------------------------------
property X:t = Z
}
This theorem expresses the transitivity of equality. No explicit proof is required here, Ivy's default tactic generates the following verification condition:
X = Y & Y = Z -> X = Z
Which Z3 can prove by itself.
Example: Elimination of universal quantifiers
Here is a theorem that lets us eliminate universal quantifiers:
theorem [elimA] {
type t
function p(W:t) : bool
property [prem] forall Y. p(Y)
--------------------------------
property p(X)
}
It says, for any predicate p
, if p(Y)
holds for all Y
, then p(X)
holds for a particular X
. Again, Z3 can prove this easily.
Example: triple-idempotence
Now let's derive a consequence of the previous two examples. A function f
is idempotent if applying it twice gives the same result as applying it once. This example theorem says that, if f
is idempotent, then applying f
three times is the same as applying it once:
theorem [idem2] {
type t
function f(X:t) : t
property [idem] forall X. f(f(X)) = f(X)
--------------------------------
property f(f(f(X))) = f(X)
}
The default tactic can't prove this because the premise contains a function cycle with a universally quantified variable. Here's the error message it gives:
error: The verification condition is not in the fragment FAU.
The following terms may generate an infinite sequence of instantiations:
proving.ivy: line 331: f(f(X_h))
This means we'll need to apply some other tactic. Here is one possible proof:
proof {
property [lem1] f(f(f(X))) = f(f(X)) proof {apply elimA with prem=idem}
property [lem2] f(f(X)) = f(X) proof {apply elimA with prem=idem}
apply trans with left = lem1
}
We think this theorem holds because f(f(f(X)))
is equal to f(f(X))
(by idempotence of f) which in turn is equal to f(X)
(again, by idempotence of f). We then apply transitivity to infer f(f(f(X))) = f(X)
.
To prove that f(f(f(X))) = f(f(X))
from idempotence, we apply the elimA
theorem with idem
as the premise. Let's look in a little more detail at how this works. The elimA
theorem has a premise forall X. p(X)
. Ivy matches has to find a substitution that will match this formulas idem
, the premise that we want to use, which is forall X. f(f(X)) = f(X)
.
It discovers the following substitution:
t = t
p(Y) = f(f(Y)) = f(Y)
Now Ivy tries to match the conclusion p(X)
against the property lem1
we are proving, which is f(f(f(X))) = f(f(X))
. It first plugs in the above substitution, so p(X)
becomes:
f(f(X)) = f(X)
Matching this with our goal lem1
, it then gets this substitution:
X = f(X)
Plugging these substitutions into elimA
as defined above, we obtain:
theorem [elimA] {
property [prem] forall Y. f(f(Y)) = f(Y)
--------------------------------
property f(f(f(X))) = f(f(X))
}
which is just the inference we want to make. This might give the impression that Ivy can magically arrive at the instantiation of a lemma needed to produce a desired inference. In general, however, this is a hard problem. If Ivy fails, we can still write out the full substitution manually, like this:
property [lem1] f(f(f(X))) = f(f(X))
proof {
apply elimA with t=t, p(Y) = f(f(Y)) = f(Y), X=f(X)
}
The second step of our proof, deriving the fact f(f(X) = f(X)
is a similar application of idem
. The final step uses transitivity, with our two lemmas as premises. In this case, we only have to specify the the left
premise of trans
is lem1
. This is enough to infer the needed substitution. There would be no harm, however, in writing right=lem2
.


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we hope you have to chance to interact with each other as close as possible as you would do in a in-person conference. Here are some highlights of what this year has to offer:
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The online video game industry has grown to be a multi-billion dollar industry. Despite this fact, only a handful of Professional teams and streamers ever see a single dollar or acquire sponsorships.
Now consider the growing number of adults, in their golden years, suffering from a plethora of age-related dysfunctions: social, physical, psychological, and other such illnesses. Many of these adults are being recommended, by their doctors, to use video games as a means to retain social skills, improve mental sharpness, combat loneliness (depression), and reduce the risk of physical/psychological illnesses. This leaves a lot of people playing video games into their late ages.
For those who love video games and/or those who are unable to work (in the traditional sense of the word), there is a huge opportunity to earn some income, or extra money. At Gaming by Sage, we are working towards operating with the mindset of “if I can, we can do it!” We are organizing a gaming community of teams, players looking to form teams, and casual gamers.
Cross promotion is a key element to Gaming by Sage; therefore, our community’s streamers play a crucial part in our mission. We point to our community’s streamers and they point back to us: more views, more likes, and more subscribes for everyone!
Alone, it would be difficult to get sponsored or earn money from streaming; however, by using cross promotion and social media to unite us, we have the collective numbers to make money and fund promotional items for our events and teams.
We do welcome players of all experience levels to our community! For casual players (who may not want to be part of a competitive team), we hold server events every week (ARAMs, Fight Clubs, Pick-Up-Scrims, Tournaments, etc…).


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Creative Computation and Design
The emergence of Creative Computation in
the Design field
From the very beginning Creative Computing was a niche practice, only exercised by a small number of people.
When analogue computers were first developed in the 1950’s they were huge, highly expensive and completely
inaccessible for the public to experiment with. The first step towards the emergence of Creative Coding
practices was the introduction of integrated circuits, an essential component of modern information
technology, and the future microcomputer. (Conrad et al., 2021, p.10) Microcomputers are what we today call
a personal computer (PC). They are small-scale computers, designed to be used by one person at a time.
(Shea, 2018) Following the desktop revolution of the 1970s, the use of the computer as a creative tool was
slowly starting to interest more programmers and artists.(Hansen, 2019)
With the emergence of technologies like the Smartphone and the World Wide Web the early 2000s made new forms
of social interaction and participation possible. (Conrad et al., 2021, p.10) It was during this time that
creative coding practices entered mainstream media as more young creatives started to explore programming as
part of their practice. (Hansen, 2019)
Programming had become trendy (Hansen, 2019, 21) and accessible, open
source software was popularizing. In 2001 Casey Real and Ben Fry launched Processing, a software initially
created to teach programming fundamentals within a visual context. (Fry & Reas, 2021)
Processing was based on John Maedas experimental software DBN (Design by Numbers), that was created in the
context of an experiment on teaching programming at the MIT Media Lab. DBN was launched in correspondence
with a book that shared the same name. On his website Maeda describes his motivations: ‚The actual point of
the book was to get more non-programmers to program as a means to hopefully realize how boring programming
can be. And then to re-imagine, re-envision, and realize a superior form of programming for the
non-mathematically inclined.‘ (Maeda, 2021)
Tools and publications like these made Creative Coding more accessible to a broader public of designers and
therefore majorly contributed to it’s emergence in the Design field.
In the following years many coding languages, frameworks and books were released as the Creative Coding
community gained traction. Generative Algorithms became an integral part in various disciplines like Graphic
Design, Computer Games, Industrial Design, Architecture, Fashion and Visual Effects. (Lass, 2017) Through
this time many studios, exhibitions and new media festivals were created that center around coding and the
exploration of emerging technologies.
Should designers be able to code?
Following popular demand programming lessons became part of many design programs. (Hansen, 2019) Today
various courses feature classes in Creative Coding, or Generative Art that usually teach visual programming
languages like Processing, P5.js or Three.js. According to Hansen S. Møller’s publication: public class
Graphic_Design implements Code { // Yes, but how? }, there are many arguments that justify why designers
should be learning how to code. Coding expands the student’s options to translate, express and convert their
ideas. It can also give more autonomy over the creative process, by providing open-source, self-made tools
that are independent from the
industry-standard, commercial software packages, like Adobe.
(Hansen, 2019) While learning to code can be a useful skill for
designers, the industrial push towards acquiring this skill can also
create a lot of pressure for young creatives to learn to code even if they are not interested in the
subject.
Basic coding skills are increasingly becoming more important for job applicants that want to find work in
the creative field. Sometimes they are considered a plus, that might increase the chance to be hired, other
times coding is simply a requirement. Demian Conrad relates this to an increasing skepticism about
„creative“ work that has been emerging since the beginning of the pandemic. The emphasis of the industry is
now set on hard labor and effectiveness. (Lorusso et al., 2021, p.29)
Coding is not a skill that is inherently creative or liberating. It can also become a tedious, repetitive,
industrialized exercise. (Lorusso et al., 2021, p.31) This poses the question: Are designers pushed towards
coding because it gives us the tools for a practice that is more independent, or is it just another step to
assimilate us as a part of a ‚new collar‘ workforce? (Lorusso et al., 2021, p.31)
Poetic Computation and the SFPC
In 2017 Tayeoon Choi published the online-book Poetic Computation: Reader, which is based on lectures from
the School for Poetic Computation in New York City. (Choi, 2021) The school which was founded in 2013 by
Taeyoon Choi, Zach Lieberman, and Lauren Gardner (Choi, 2021) approaches programming from the perspective of
creative writing. They motivate their students to work towards
critical thinking, demystification of tools, and aesthetic inquiry. (School for poetic computation) Demian
Conrad describes the SFCP in the introduction to his book Graphic Design in the Post-digital age, as the
origin of many of the most innovative projects in creative coding today. (Conrad et al., 2021)
‚At SFPC, we like to think that poetic computation is when language meets mathematics,
and logic meets electricity. Sometimes, poetic computation is literally writing poems with code.‘…’We
clarified that while we are definitely interested in the intersection of language and computation, we want
to explore a broader definition of the ‘poetic.’ We want to investigate the art of computation as well as
the expressive qualities of code, including its aesthetic, visual, aural and material aspects.’ (Choi,
2017)
For Choi the computer is a non-neutral object. A massively large and abstract machine that is operating by
the logic of capitalism. ‚When our lives are so profoundly affected by algorithms and programs, what are the
acts of resistance or dissent that preserve our morality, our humanity?‘ (Choi, 2017)


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Players can play a game on a randomly generated map, load a map, or load a scenario.
"Generate Random Map" makes the computer generate a new map at the beginning of the game.
"Load Map" allows players to load pre-existing maps from a file.
"Load Scenario" allows players to load pre-existing map from a file, but it contains units and cities already assigned to players. This is useful for historical simulations, but, if the scenario favors one player, it can also result in one player having a major advantage in the game.
The Game can either display the current turn number (1,2,3,...), or a date ("December 7, 1941"). Dates progress according to the "Day/Turn" setting. For example, picking "2 Days/Turn" means that each turn increases the date by two days - e.g. "December 7, 1941" to "December 9, 1941".
Empires of Steel can be played with a variety of units and technologies. The default ruleset is "Offical 1900-2030".
A game can contain between 2 and 10 players.
Flag: This is the flag that the player will use.
Player Type: Players can either be human, a weak AI, moderate AI, or strong AI. "AI" stands for Artificial Intelligence, which is another word for "computer player".
Player Name: The name of the player.
Production: This gives a production bonus or penalty to that player. A player who has 120% production has a 20% bonus to all city production.
Resources: At the beginning of the game, a player starts with some resources (normally 100 resources of each type). Adjusting this number will change the player's initial resource amounts.
Units: Some rulesets have nation-specific technologies, buildings, and units. This value determines which nation-specific technologies the player will use. (Example: A World War 2 ruleset might contain "American", "British", "German", "Japanese", and "Russian" units. Each player should have access to the units appropriate to the nation they control.)


Regular Expressions¶
The following tables provide a overview of the regular expressions syntax. See also Python regular expressions description in the Python re module.
Special Characters |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Matches any character (dot). |
|
“^…”, matches start-of-string (caret). |
|
“…$”, matches end-of-string (dollar sign). |
|
“A|B”, matches “A” or “B”. |
|
Escape character. |
|
EXAMPLE: Matches character ‘.’ (dot). |
|
EXAMPLE: Matches character ‘ |
To select or match characters from a special set of characters, a character set must be defined.
Character sets |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Define a character set, like |
|
Matches digit character: [0-9] |
|
Matches non-digit character. |
|
Matches whitespace character: |
|
Matches non-whitespace character |
|
Matches alphanumeric character: |
|
Matches non-alphanumeric character. |
A text part must be group to extract it as part (parameter).
Grouping |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Group a regular expression pattern (anonymous group). |
|
Matches text of earlier group by index, like: “ |
|
Matches pattern and stores it in parameter “name”. |
|
Match whatever text was matched by earlier group “name”. |
|
Matches pattern, but does non capture any text. |
|
Matches not-pattern: Ignores anything with this pattern. |
|
Comment (is ignored), describes pattern details. |
If a group, character or character set should be repeated several times, it is necessary to specify the cardinality of the regular expression pattern.
Cardinality |
Description |
|---|---|
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Pattern with cardinality 0..1: optional part (question mark). |
|
Pattern with cardinality zero or more, 0.. (asterisk). |
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Pattern with cardinality one or more, 1.. (plus sign). |
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Matches |
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Matches from |
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EXAMPLE: Matches one or more alphabetical characters. |


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- django.forms.models.ModelForm(django.forms.models.BaseModelForm)
-
- PostsForm
class PostsForm(django.forms.models.ModelForm) |
| |
The main implementation of all the Form logic. Note that this class is
different than Form. See the comments by the Form class for more info. Any
improvements to the form API should be made to this class, not to the Form
class. |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- PostsForm
- django.forms.models.ModelForm
- django.forms.models.BaseModelForm
- django.forms.forms.BaseForm
- builtins.object
Data descriptors defined here:
- media
Data and other attributes defined here:
- Meta = <class 'posts.forms.PostsForm.Meta'>
- base_fields = OrderedDict([('title', <django.forms.fields.Char...fields.CharField object at 0x000000FBAA505668>)])
- declared_fields = OrderedDict()
Methods inherited from django.forms.models.BaseModelForm:
- __init__(self, data=None, files=None, auto_id='id_%s', prefix=None, initial=None, error_class=<class 'django.forms.utils.ErrorList'>, label_suffix=None, empty_permitted=False, instance=None, use_required_attribute=None, renderer=None)
- Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
- clean(self)
- Hook for doing any extra form-wide cleaning after Field.clean() has been
called on every field. Any ValidationError raised by this method will
not be associated with a particular field; it will have a special-case
association with the field named '__all__'.
- save(self, commit=True)
- Save this form's self.instance object if commit=True. Otherwise, add
a save_m2m() method to the form which can be called after the instance
is saved manually at a later time. Return the model instance.
- validate_unique(self)
- Call the instance's validate_unique() method and update the form's
validation errors if any were raised.
Methods inherited from django.forms.forms.BaseForm:
- __getitem__(self, name)
- Return a BoundField with the given name.
- __html__ lambda self
- __iter__(self)
- __repr__(self)
- Return repr(self).
- __str__ lambda self
- add_error(self, field, error)
- Update the content of `self._errors`.
The `field` argument is the name of the field to which the errors
should be added. If it's None, treat the errors as NON_FIELD_ERRORS.
The `error` argument can be a single error, a list of errors, or a
dictionary that maps field names to lists of errors. An "error" can be
either a simple string or an instance of ValidationError with its
message attribute set and a "list or dictionary" can be an actual
`list` or `dict` or an instance of ValidationError with its
`error_list` or `error_dict` attribute set.
If `error` is a dictionary, the `field` argument *must* be None and
errors will be added to the fields that correspond to the keys of the
dictionary.
- add_initial_prefix(self, field_name)
- Add a 'initial' prefix for checking dynamic initial values.
- add_prefix(self, field_name)
- Return the field name with a prefix appended, if this Form has a
prefix set.
Subclasses may wish to override.
- as_p(self)
- Return this form rendered as HTML
s.
- as_table(self)
- Return this form rendered as HTML
s -- excluding the

.
- as_ul(self)
- Return this form rendered as HTML
s -- excluding the

.
changed_data = <django.utils.functional.cached_property object>
- full_clean(self)
- Clean all of self.data and populate self._errors and self.cleaned_data.
- get_initial_for_field(self, field, field_name)
- Return initial data for field on form. Use initial data from the form
or the field, in that order. Evaluate callable values.
- has_changed(self)
- Return True if data differs from initial.
- has_error(self, field, code=None)
- hidden_fields(self)
- Return a list of all the BoundField objects that are hidden fields.
Useful for manual form layout in templates.
- is_multipart(self)
- Return True if the form needs to be multipart-encoded, i.e. it has
FileInput, or False otherwise.
- is_valid(self)
- Return True if the form has no errors, or False otherwise.
- non_field_errors(self)
- Return an ErrorList of errors that aren't associated with a particular
field -- i.e., from Form.clean(). Return an empty ErrorList if there
are none.
- order_fields(self, field_order)
- Rearrange the fields according to field_order.
field_order is a list of field names specifying the order. Append fields
not included in the list in the default order for backward compatibility
with subclasses not overriding field_order. If field_order is None,
keep all fields in the order defined in the class. Ignore unknown
fields in field_order to allow disabling fields in form subclasses
without redefining ordering.
- visible_fields(self)
- Return a list of BoundField objects that aren't hidden fields.
The opposite of the hidden_fields() method.
Data descriptors inherited from django.forms.forms.BaseForm:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
- errors
- Return an ErrorDict for the data provided for the form.
Data and other attributes inherited from django.forms.forms.BaseForm:
- default_renderer = None
- field_order = None
- prefix = None
- use_required_attribute = True
| |


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This Demo only shows how to drag & drop nodes using the basic method and configure parameters.
1) Must set 'setting.edit' attributes, see the API documentation for more related contents.
2) If you want to use drag & drop callback, muse to set 'setting.callback.beforeDrag / onDrag / beforeDrop / onDrop' attributes, see the API documentation for more related contents.
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2, Explanation of treeNode
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α
.
Skip down to documentation of items defined in ActionVariable.ox
α
:α
is denoted a. An action variable takes on a.N
different values.α.N
variables, denoted a0 through a(α.N)‾.MyModel
and to α
using Actions(). Actions()
and other model-building routines is part of MyCode
.Α
Α
is defined as the set of possible actions. In DDP the set of actions is built up by adding action variables to α
. So Α
emerges from the properties of the variables added to α
.Α
is constructed mechanically from properties of the actions. It has nothing to do with the interpretation of the actions. Feasible actions are defined below. An action refers to a particular value of the action vector α
, which in turn is a row of Α
. An action variable refers to a column of Α
, but note that values of an action variable are repeated within the column.Α ≡ ×j=0 … (α.N)‾ { 0, 1, …, (aj.N)‾ }DDP constructs Α when
MyCode
calls CreateSpaces()
.α = (a0,a1) a0.N=3 a1.N=2 α.D=6
DDP Approach | Single Action | Indicator Vectors a0 a1 | a | d0 d1 d2 d3 d4 d5 ----------------------+---------------+---------------------------- 0 0 | 0 | 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 | 1 | 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 | 2 | 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 | 3 | 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 | 4 | 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 | 5 | 0 0 0 0 0 1
α
is that each variable can be interpreted as a dimension of choice. There is no obvious interpretation of a=3in the table, and the interpretation would change with the dimensions of the action variables. This approach would force
MyModel
to decode into an action vector to make their code look like a mathematical model. Another reason: the action vector approach makes it natural to impose feasibility conditions on the choice set, as discussed below.static
data members of MyModel
. Initialize()
and CreateSpaces()
.Actions(a=new ActionVariable("choice",2))
. Multiple actions can be added with a single call to actions, and Actions() can be called several times.MyModel
to handle/process the full matrix of feasible actions in utility and transitions.
MyModel
will rarely if ever access the current value of an action, a.v
. aa(a).
a.actual
.a
that correspond to each feasible action vector α.Update()
struct Hours : ActionVariable { decl H; Hours(const N,const H); Update(); } Hours::Hours(const N,const H) { this.H = H; ActionVariable("h",N); } Hours::Update() { actual = AV(H)* (vals / N); } … MyModel::MaxH() { return CV(hasch) ? 30 : 50; } … MyModel::Initialize() { hellip; GroupVariables(hasch = new FixedEffect("",2)); Actions(h = new Hours(5,MyModel::MaxH)); hellip; } MyModel::Utility() { return CV(wage)*aa(h); }
Possible Actions is the matrix of all possible action values: A ≡ ×j=0 … α.N‾ { 0, 1, …, aj.N‾ }An action vector α is a row of the matrix A.
a.pos
. MyModel
imposes on α. The model may say that some logically possible actions cannot be chosen because they do not make sense given the interpretation of α. Or some actions are ruled infeasible for convenience to avoid calculations that are relatively unimportant. We write feasibility as a property of the state:
The feasible actions at θ is a matrix property: ∀ θ ∈ Θ, θ.A ⊆ A.
MyModel
does not say otherwise, θ.A ≡ A for all endogenous states.Bellman::FeasibleActions()
, which is a virtual method, meaning that MyModel
can replace it with its own version.
MyModel::FeasibleActions()
FeasibleActions()
it must take a single argument A
, which is the possible matrix A, each row is an action vector α and each column is an action variable a that was added to the model.
MyModel::
must return a column vector which indicates that α is feasible or not.
FeasibleActions() = a A.N vector containing I{A.i∈θ.A}, i = 0 … A.N‾.
OxArray
): A ↔ A[0]
. It then calls FeasibleActions(A)
for each reachable state θ. Every time a different value is returned a new matrix is added to the A list. The index into the list is then stored as Aind
↔ θ.j.a
contains an ActionVariable
its value are available directly as A[Aind][][a.pos]
or with aa(a)
.A[Aind]
. If MyModel
does not specify feasible actions, then Aind = θ.j = 0
for all states.A[Aind]
is the matrix of actual values.a.actual[a.v] = a.v
), then A[Aind]
is always possible to use.FeasibleActions(const A) { return CV(x)==2 ? aa(a).!=0 : ones(rows(A),1) ; }Code this way it does not matter whether more variables are added to the model and it does not matter what order the code adds the actions to α.
FeasibleActions
is robust to those details.
MyModel : DPparent { static decl a; … } … MyModel::Initialize() { DPparent::Initialize(); … a = new ActionVariable("choice",2); Actions(a); … CreateSpaces(); }
| Public methods | ||
| ActionVariable | Create a new action variable. |
MyModel : DPparent { static decl a; … } … MyModel::Initialize() { DPparent::Initialize(); … a = new BinaryChoice(); Actions(a); … CreateSpaces(); }
| Public methods | ||
| BinaryChoice | Create a binary action variable. |
| L | string a label or name for the variable. default&eq;"a" |
| N | positive integer the number of values the variable takes on. defaultN&eq;1 is a constant, which can be included as a placeholder for extensions of a model. |


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- Amnesia
- Psychic / Surf
- Double Team / Thunder Wave
- Rest
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layout: post
title: Overlord!
date: '2007-07-07T13:40:00.000+01:00'
author: Andre Weissflog
tags:
- Nebula
- Gaming
modified_time: '2007-07-07T14:04:44.029+01:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2948438400037317662.post-3350040592832687422
blogger_orig_url: http://flohofwoe.blogspot.com/2007/07/overlord.html
---
What a delicious game! It's one of those rare cases where a great idea (evil Pikmins) actually turns into a great game. There are so many odds against such an "old-school" game-design-centric cross-genre game (most importantly finding a publisher which is willing to take the risk, usually your name has to be Miamoto or Wright if you show up at a publisher with a game concept like this...) that it seems like a little wonder to me that this little gem actually saw Gold. There must be 50 similar projects which didn't make it past the prototype stage. Go out and buy this game, something like this only happens once every 3 years or so :)
PS: I'm trying to get a new Nebula3 source release out the door ASAP. Still no 3d rendering though, there are some delays on the rendering code due to the Xbox360 work and I'm also very busy working on Drakensang at the moment.


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Stingrays before brekkie
Woke up far too early again today, this time we were in the water at just past 6am, for a sunrise dive. Wicked beyond explanation. We saw a couple of stingrays taking off - an awesome sight. They floated through the water, effortlessly gathering speed away from us. And we also saw the giant clam, renowned on this reef (Norman reef). We got in another 2 dives before we had to go, such as swimming through caves and seeing a shark asleep on the sand at the bottom.  When we left it was getting a bit choppy - we boarded the "Sea Quest" to take us back to Cairns, and one guy who got on the live-aboard had been sick all over himself. He wasn't in for a fun time at all!  I sat back with some Thomas Hardy (as in the literature, not some cheap brand of spirits) and charge it out. Top stuff.
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The <go-side-nav>
component should only be used once, at the root level component.
It should be placed inside a <go-layout>
and be given the attribute of
go-layout-nav
.
This component will generate a set of links and accordions on the left of the application and uses the built in routing provided
by Angular.
The data passed to this binding contains the structure of the navigation. There are variations of how this
data could look, but it has to conform to either a NavItem
or a
NavGroup
model. These models have the following properties:
Setting a value for attributes
on a NavItem
or NavGroup
will add html attributes to the top level html element for
that menu item with the names and values you specify. The CustomNavAttributes
model, which defines how the value of each item in the array set to attributes
should be structured, has the following properties:
Optional binding to render app drawer within side navigation. Please reference App Drawer Documentation for implementation details.
Optional string
binding to set the header of the app drawer. This is defaulted to 'Launch'.
menuItems
does not mean you no longer have
to define your Angular routes. You still have to do this.
NavGroup
objects will not prodive routing themselves, any routes should be defined
within the subRoutes
array. If there are no subRoutes
for this object, then it should be a NavItem
instead.
'ui-kit/button'
)
menuItems
should be generated
and obtained from the server. There is no functionality in place to show/hide routes within this component. Any behavior of this
kind should be generated by the server.
For the sake of this example, we'll be referencing the layout of this application because it's a living example of the entire layout component and family. It is also being shown inside of the layout component because it's required to be inside it.
If there is an instance where the side nav needs collapsed based on some action performed in the rest of
the UI the GoSideNavService
can be used. Note: the GoHeaderComponent
handles expanding/collapsing of the navigation and should be used as the primary way to do this.


11 Migrants Apprehended in Two Human Smuggling Attempts near Texas Border
Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents teamed up with a CBP Air and Marine Operations (AMO) aircrew and the Texas Department of Public Safety to stop two human smuggling events. The traffic stops led to the arrest of 11 illegal immigrants and the seizure of two smuggling vehicles.
by Bob.Price.Texas, Bob PriceMcAllen Station Border Patrol agents received a tip on the afternoon of October 31 about a white SUV picking up a group of migrants near a well-known human smuggling area near Mission, Texas. Agents responded to the area and requested assistance from an AMO helicopter aircrew in locating the vehicle, according to information provided this week by Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol officials.
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The town of Fethiye is situated on the southern shore of the bay of Fethiye Adasi and is reasonably sheltered from the prevailing winds.
Once a very small, pretty fishing village, Fethiye has grown considerably over the last 10 years but still boasts a "small town" aura. The winding hillside streets, the teeming farmer’s market, the lovely little tea shops (filled with old men playing backgammon and smoking their hookahs) all add to its charm.
For the full details on Turkey Formalities go here.
All authorities are close to the ECE marina.
There is a marina by the town (Ece Saray Marina) and three mini-marinas further around the bay. Cruisers advise that if you want a proper marina that's cheaper than Ece Saray, but not as strict as Yacht Classic, then go 300 metres further to "Yes Marina".
All marinas are listed below.
Anchoring
It is possible to anchor for free in the huge bay which offers good protection from the prevailing winds, but take care that your anchor penetrates the weed. In some areas of the bay the quality of the holding is patchy.
One good anchorage is close to Ece Marina in front of Classic Yacht Hotel/marina in 15m over mud.
Another good, quiet, pretty anchorage is in the NW corner of the bay, behind the wreck. Although it is some way from the town, it is away from the loud music broadcast from the shoreside bars.. There is a water tap on the beach here.
The harbour office is opposite the pier used by the gulets. Well over 100 of these go out full everyday in the high season to the nearby islands.
The nearby islands are a delightful cruising ground to simply island-crawl up the coast.
Security Update May 2012: Reports of break-in and theft (after dark when the boat was unoccupied) have been received from boats in Aksazlar Bay, just north of Fethiye Ece Marina.
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Keith's first book of memoirs, published in 1990 cover his career in writing, reflections on Melbourne, working abroad and his family life.
From the cover
"Keith Dunstan was born in Melbourne in 1925. After completing school, as a boarder at Geelong Grammar, he enlisted in the RAAF and served in Borneo during the Second World War. He joined the Herald and Weekly Times as a cadet reporter after the war. His talent as a writer was quickly recognised by Sir Keith Murdoch, who in 1949 sent him to the USA and England as a journalist.
On his return to Australia, Keith Dunstan lived in Brisbane for four years, writing a daily column for the Courier-Mail. In 1958 he joined the Melbourne Sun News-Pictorial and for many years wrote the popular 'A Place in the Sun' column. Keith Dunstan is the author of several highly successful books on Australian society and mores, including The Paddock That Grew, Wowsers, Knockers, Ratbags and The Amber Nectar. He now writes regularly for the Melbourne Age. He and his wife, Marie, have four children and eleven grandchildren and live on a vineyard on the Mornington Peninsula."
Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter one: A nice suburb
- Chapter two: Education by flagellation
- Chapter three: Siberia
- Chapter four: Following a VC
- Chapter five: The sprog
- Chapter six: The Stevedore
- Chapter seven: Byline dreamer
- Chapter eight: Correspondent
- Chapter nine: Walking the tightrope
- Chapter ten: APITS
- Chapter eleven: The Antis
- Chapter twelve: Jumping the generaton gap
- Chapter thirteen: Pedalling passion
- Chapter fourteen: The virus


| 004:021 Khan | : |
And how could you take it (back) while you have gone in unto each other, and they have taken from you a firm and strong covenant? |
| 004:021 Maulana | : |
And how can you take it when one of you has already gone in to the other and they have taken from you a strong covenant? |
| 004:021 Pickthal | : |
How can ye take it (back) after one of you hath gone in unto the other, and they have taken a strong pledge from you? |
| 004:021 Rashad | : |
How could you take it back, after you have been intimate with each other, and they had taken from you a solemn pledge? |
| 004:021 Sarwar | : |
How can you take it back when you have had intimate relations and made a solemn agreement with each other? |
| 004:021 Shakir | : |
And how can you take it when one of you has already gone in to the other and they have made with you a firm covenant? |
| 004:021 Sherali | : |
And how can you take it when one of you may have consorted with the other, and they (the women) have taken from you a strong covenant? |
| 004:021 Yusufali | : |
And how could ye take it when ye have gone in unto each other, and they have Taken from you a solemn covenant? |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الأسرة > الصداق Man and The Social Relations>The Family>The Dowry الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الأسرة > من يحل نكاحه ومن يحرم Man and The Social Relations>The Family>One who is Lawful and the One who isn't Lawful to Marry الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الأسرة > النكاح Man and The Social Relations>The Family>Marriage
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Chadwicks of Naas lands a top industry excellence award
Octabuild Builders Merchant awards
by Paul O'MearaChadwicks Naas has won an “excellence in business management” award at the annual Octabuild Builders Merchant awards hosted at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
According to the judges Chadwicks Naas is a first-class store managed by an extremely professional and dedicated team.
They also say that the yard is the best the judges have seen as part of the judging process and the store has a forensic focus on health and safety.
Over 250 guests representing the builders merchant trade throughout the country attended the awards presentation hosted by the eight Octabuild members, Dulux, Glennon Brothers, Gyproc, Instantor, Irish Cement, Kingspan Insulation, Tegral Building Products and Wavin.
Octabuild Chairman, Mark Filgate said: “It’s important for Octabuild that the awards highlight to the building and construction industry and consumers, the excellence of Irish builders merchants. The awards, which have been acknowledging the best in the builders merchant trade for 35 years, were revamped for 2019 with a renewed focus on excellence.
This is to better reflect the modern builders merchant sector in terms of business management, customer service, sales and marketing, innovation, leadership, diversity, partnership and communication.”
Chair of the independent judging panel, Liam O’Gorman, said: “The industry in which today’s builders merchants operate has evolved hugely from the past and merchants have led the way in embracing this changed landscape.
More sophisticated business systems, an enhanced skill base and a keen focus on the environment as well as health and safety and assistance for the local community feature strongly in what they strive for.”


You've automated your servers. Now automate your workstation.
This GitHub organization contains various cookbooks targeted at Chef users who want to automate their Mac OS X workstations. It was inspired by Pivotal's Sprout project, but Sprout assumes you want to manage your workstation using Chef Solo running under your user ID. The cookbooks & recipes in here have no such restriction; it assumes you want to run Chef Client as root, possibly as a launchd
daemon.
What this project does not contain
Cookbooks out in the community that already have cross-platform support, including for Mac OS X, are not included here. This organization's repositories contain, and will continue to contain, only cookbooks that work exclusively on Mac OS X.
Related cookbooks
Besides Pivotal Sprout, there are lots of great community cookbooks used to set up other aspects of your Mac OS X system. Some of them are used here as dependencies. Among them:
- dmg, for managing and installing applications off DMGs
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homebrew, to replace MacPorts as the default
package
provider on Mac OS X - mac_os_x, some LWRPs for managing plist files
- xquartz, for installing XQuartz (X11)
- 1password, for installing the 1Password password manager
- iterm2, for replacing your Terminal with iTerm2
Authors and Contributors
This project was started by @juliandunn, who works at Chef. Contributions are welcome! If you have an OS X-exclusive cookbook that you no longer wish to maintain, or want others to help collaborate with outside of your personal GitHub namespace, please get in touch and we can talk about getting it transferred here.
License
Most cookbooks are Apache 2.0-licensed.