Intro Course Projects
- Three Dog Blog
- This includes a home page with links to three other pages. Each page contains image and information about of one Allie's dogs.
- HTML was used for this projects.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/Charlie
- The Epicodus Resort
- Check out the amazing destination bootcamp, Epicodus Resort. This website contains information about attending Epicodus at a beach in the Caribbean as well as travel arangements and package options
- HTML and CSS were used for this project.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/resort
- A Boring Lecture
- View a loren ipsum page of a lecture on Post Modern Society
- HTML and CSS were used for this project.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/boring-lecture
- Lucky Charms Blog
- Ever wanted to know more about Lucky from the cereal box? Read this site to find out more about him
- HTML and CSS were used for this project.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/lucky-charms-blog
- Hanson
- The Hanson brothers were very popular in the 90's. Find out more about our favorite band in this lorem ipsum page.
- HTML and CSS were used for this project.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/favorite-band
- Animal Shelter
- This website profiles three animals at the Hop-Hop Animal Shelter that are up for adoption.
- HTML and CSS were used for this project.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/animal-shelter
- Fabulous Cupcakes
- The homepage of Fabulous Cupcakes gives a short description about the company and highlights an upcoming event.
- HTML and CSS were used for this project.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/cupcakeShop
- Iceland
- Tammy and I both want to travel to Iceland. The homepage displays a quote and list of things to do there as well as some lorem ipsum. Go to the Packages page to see three wonderful package options that can be purchased.
- HTML and CSS with Bootstrap were used for this project.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/iceland
- Wikipedia
- Here is our attempt at remaking the Wikipedia homepage.
- HTML and CSS with Bootstrap were used for this project.
- Click here for the GitHub link or copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://github.com/nsanders9022/wikipedia


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Wolf68k wrote:As I show in the example, you can see what side they are on and you can choose which side to join on to if possible.
Or maybe you just want to turn the Live Feed on and watch to see what happens if you're not in the mood to play or waiting until the round is over. You can watch them more easily to how well they are doing.


Money Play. How should Red play 22?
pips Red=139 White=92
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This is not a simple problem.
It is to easy to play 16/10, 11/9 without too much thought.
The correct tactic is to hinder White’s rear checkers as much as possible and not give them an easy ride home. The sentinel on the 16-pt must stay there. After that 11/9, 10/8(2), 6/4 looks clear.
However, the tactic is to hinder as much as possible. XG easily finds 11/9, 6/2, 4/2 but I would wager few human players would find that play over the board. In XG terms 11/9, 10/8(2), 6/4 is nearly a blunder. It is truly merciless in its analysis.
Once you see 11/9, 6/2, 4/2 it benefits are clear – the problem is seeing the play in the first place!
It is to easy to play 16/10, 11/9 without too much thought.
The correct tactic is to hinder White’s rear checkers as much as possible and not give them an easy ride home. The sentinel on the 16-pt must stay there. After that 11/9, 10/8(2), 6/4 looks clear.
However, the tactic is to hinder as much as possible. XG easily finds 11/9, 6/2, 4/2 but I would wager few human players would find that play over the board. In XG terms 11/9, 10/8(2), 6/4 is nearly a blunder. It is truly merciless in its analysis.
Once you see 11/9, 6/2, 4/2 it benefits are clear – the problem is seeing the play in the first place!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 11/9 6/2 4/2 Eq.: -0.086 0.474 0.119 0.003 - 0.526 0.117 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 16/14 11/9 10/8(2) Eq.: -0.127 (-0.041) 0.454 0.100 0.001 - 0.546 0.083 0.001 3. Cubeful 2-ply 16/14 11/9 4/2(2) Eq.: -0.151 (-0.065) 0.452 0.107 0.003 - 0.548 0.106 0.001 4. Cubeful 2-ply 16/10 11/9 Eq.: -0.173 (-0.087) 0.440 0.094 0.001 - 0.560 0.072 0.000 5. Cubeful 2-ply 16/14 11/9 6/2 Eq.: -0.181 (-0.096) 0.447 0.104 0.003 - 0.553 0.117 0.001


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| def | prepare_data (datadir, featdir, conf, feat_type, dynamic) |
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| def | compute_cmvn (featdir) |
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| def | read_wav (wavfile) |
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contains the functions used to prepare the data for GMM and DNN training
| def prepare_data.compute_cmvn | ( | featdir | ) |
compute the cmvn statistics and save them
| featdir | the directory containing the features in feats.scp |
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This function will compute the features of all segments and save them on disk.
| datadir | directory where the kaldi data prep has been done |
| featdir | directory where the features will be put |
| conf | feature configuration |
| feat_type | type of features to be computed, options are mfcc, fbank and ssc |
| dynamic | the type of dynamic information added, options are nodelta, delta and ddelta |
| def prepare_data.read_wav | ( | wavfile | ) |
read a wav file formatted by kaldi
| wavfile | a pair containing eiher the filaname or the command to read the wavfile and a boolean that determines if its a name or a command |
| def prepare_data.shuffle_examples | ( | featdir | ) |
shuffle the utterances and put them in feats_shuffled.scp
| featdir | the directory containing the features in feats.scp |


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Xi was responding to questions from representatives of the New Economy Forum organized by Bloomberg at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
In Beijing on Wednesday, Vice Premier Liu He, China’s chief negotiator in the trade talks, said he was cautiously optimistic on a phase one deal, Bloomberg News said, citing people who attended a dinner event ahead of the forum.
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In this tutorial, we apply Deep Learning Classification in an attempt to forecast the movement of future stock prices.
Key Concepts: Convolutional Neural Network, Deep Learning, Time-series Forecasting, Classification, Trading


library(torch)
Central to data ingestion and preprocessing are datasets and data loaders.
torch
comes equipped with a bag of datasets related to, mostly, image recognition and natural language processing (e.g., mnist_dataset()
), which can be iterated over by means of dataloader
s:
# ... ds <- mnist_dataset( dir, download = TRUE, transform = function(x) { x <- x$to(dtype = torch_float())/256 x[newaxis,..] } ) dl <- dataloader(ds, batch_size = 32, shuffle = TRUE) for (b in enumerate(dl)) { # ...
Cf. vignettes/examples/mnist-cnn.R
for a complete example.
What if you want to train on a different dataset? In these cases, you subclass Dataset
, an abstract container that needs to know how to iterate over the given data. To that purpose, your subclass needs to implement .getitem()
, and say what should be returned when the data loader is asking for the next batch.
In .getitem()
, you can implement whatever preprocessing you require. Additionally, you should implement .length()
, so users can find out how many items there are in the dataset.
While this may sound complicated, it is not at all. The base logic is straightforward – complexity will, naturally, correlate with how involved your preprocessing is. To provide you with a simple but functional prototype, here we show how to create your own dataset
to train on Allison Horst's penguins.
Dataset
s are R6 classes created using the dataset()
constructor. You can pass a name
and various member functions. Among those should be initialize()
, to create instance variables, .getitem()
, to indicate how the data should be returned, and .length()
, to say how many items we have.
In addition, any number of helper functions can be defined.
Here, we assume the penguins
have already been loaded, and all preprocessing consists in removing lines with NA
values, transforming factor
s to numbers starting from 0, and converting from R data types to torch
tensors.
In .getitem
, we essentially decide how this data is going to be used: All variables besides species
go into x
, the predictor, and species
will constitute y
, the target. Predictor and target are returned in a list, to be accessed as batch[[1]]
and batch[[2]]
during training.
penguins_dataset <- dataset( name = "penguins_dataset", initialize = function() { self$data <- self$prepare_penguin_data() }, .getitem = function(index) { x <- self$data[index, 2:-1] y <- self$data[index, 1]$to(torch_long()) list(x, y) }, .length = function() { self$data$size()[[1]] }, prepare_penguin_data = function() { input <- na.omit(penguins) # conveniently, the categorical data are already factors input$species <- as.numeric(input$species) input$island <- as.numeric(input$island) input$sex <- as.numeric(input$sex) input <- as.matrix(input) torch_tensor(input) } )
Let’s create the dataset , query for it’s length, and look at its first item:
tuxes <- penguins_dataset() tuxes$.length() tuxes$.getitem(1)
To be able to iterate over tuxes
, we need a data loader (we override the default batch size of 1
):
dl <-tuxes %>% dataloader(batch_size = 8)
Calling .length()
on a data loader (as opposed to a dataset) will return the number of batches
we have:
dl$.length()
And we can create an iterator to inspect the first batch:
iter <- dl$.iter() b <- iter$.next() b
To train a network, we can use enumerate
to iterate over batches.
Our example network is very simple. (In reality, we would want to treat island
as the categorical variable it is, and either one-hot-encode or embed it.)
net <- nn_module( "PenguinNet", initialize = function() { self$fc1 <- nn_linear(6, 32) self$fc2 <- nn_linear(32, 3) }, forward = function(x) { x %>% self$fc1() %>% nnf_relu() %>% self$fc2() %>% nnf_log_softmax(dim = 1) } ) model <- net()
We still need an optimizer:
optimizer <- optim_sgd(model$parameters, lr = 0.01)
And we’re ready to train:


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Installation¶
PyPPM is intended to be run on the astrohub server
astrohub contains a copy of ppmpy with all of the dependancies and data.
Dependancies¶
- numpy.
- scipy.
- nugridpy.
- matplotlib.
As well as rprofile.py which can be found on the astrohub server in /data/ppm_rpod2/lib/lcse
Data assumptions¶
Yprofile files Assumptions¶
- labeled as YProfile-01-xxxx.bobaaa and the xxxx is the NDump that is located within each file.
- There can be a maximum of 9999 files in each directory. The first 10 lines of each file are the only place where header data is uniquely located.
- Header data is separated by five spaces and line breaks.
- An attribute cant be in the form of a number, ie if the user is able to ‘float(attribute)’ (in python) without an error attribute will not be returned.
- A row of column Names or Cycle Names is preceded and followed by a blank line.
- A block of data values are preceded and followed by a blank line except the last data block in the file, where it is not followed by a blank line.
- In the YProfile file, if a line of attributes contains the attribute Ndump, then that line of attributes and any other following lines of attributes in the file are cycle attributes.
Header Attribute Assumptions¶
- Header attributes are separated by lines and instances of four spaces ( )
- Header attribute come in one of below here are things that do stuff with the data 6 types.
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- The third type is were name of the attribute is separated from its associated data with an equals sign. Also that data may be followed by a unit of measurement. ex. Thickness (Mm) of heating shell = 1.00000E+00
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Move to Moac¶
MOAC developed based on the Ethereum project. It also implements a *javascript runtime environment* (JSRE) that can be used in either interactive (console) or non-interactive (script) mode. It supports Dapp development through its own `chain3 <>`__ JavaScript API, just like web3.js on Ethereum.
If you want to develop Dapp on MOAC, you should use Solidity. MOAC supports the deployment of smart contracts through Remix, wallet.moac.io and For a Dapp that wants to move to MOAC from Ethereum, please follow these steps:
Deploy the smart contract:
- Remix, a browser compiler for Solidity.
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- Node.Js Solidity compiler, a JavaScript bindings for the Solidity compiler.
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The Mahesh Babu starrer will release on 11th January 2020.
by Koimoi.com TeamIt was on Friday evening when Tollywood superstar Mahesh Babu’s most anticipated release Sarileru Neekkevvaru’s teaser was released. The teaser in a span of first 24 hours garnered a whopping 18 Million plus views to become THE most viewed Telugu teaser. Mahesh’s dialogues, action sequences, and his mass avatar in the teaser will make one go Wow! Now Let’s take it to our ‘How’s The Hype?’ and see what you guys have to say about it.
In ‘How’s The Hype?’ section, the netizens rate the buzz for posters, songs, teaser, and trailers of the movie, so it will be interesting to look out for Sarileru Neekkevvaru’s reception amongst the audience.
The 1-minute 26-second video is a complete mass entertainer. The teaser starts with Mahesh’s character as Indian Army Major Ajay Krishna, and his strong dialogues at the start are sure to give goosebumps and evoke patriotism, as he says, “We Don’t know who you are. We aren’t relatives either, But to protect you and your children we keep fighting day and night in all kinds of weather because you are our responsibility.”
The actor in the teaser can also be seen bashing off baddies and along with his troop endangering their lives to rescue innocent people from dangerous and risky situations in Kashmir.
The superstar is seen playing a strong and fierce character who believes in taking action against injustice rather than staying mum.
The film has popular South actress Rashmika Mandanna opposite Mahesh in lead.
Veteran actor Praksha Raj and Vijayashanti in the action will be seen in pivotal roles.
The mass entertainer is been helmed by Anil Ravipudi and it is been produced under AK Entertainments, Sri Venkateswara Creations and G.Mahesh Babu Entertainment PVT Ltd.
The Mahesh Babu starrer will release on 11th January 2020.
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DDT Changelog
-
3.1.0-RC5
2010-08-01
-
First release on github.
-
After discovering a serious performance issue with transformers, the public API unfortunately had to be broken
to enable a fix. The root cause was that in some scenarios, many more
CannotTransformExceptions
were created than
anticipated. This turned out to have a very strong impact on performance. Therefore this exception has been completely
removed from DDT. SpecificTransformer
implementations can no longer throw this
exception to signal that the master Transformer
should try the next transformer in the chain. Instead, they must now
return the magic object SpecificTransformer.TRY_NEXT
. Fatal errors can still be signaled with TransformationFailedException
.
Transformer
will now throw a NoSuccessfulTransformerException
if no transformer in the chain was able
to perform the transformation.
-
3.1.0-RC4
2009-06-19
- Fixed BeanFiller sorting List and Array indices likes Strings, not numerically, i.e. 1, 10, 2 instead of 1, 2, 10.
- Fixed serious issue in JavaBeanAccessStrategy where non-identical objects whose equals()-method
nonetheless returns true (think value objects) could get lost or mixed up.
-
3.1.0-RC3
Spring 2009
- Transformer now runs the transformer chain even if the given object is already of the desired type. For example, this can (and will) be
used to implement string substitution in strings read from an ObjectMatrix just by adding a SpecificTransformer that transforms from String to String. This may
cause problems in existing code, but that is extremely unlikely.
- DelegatingObjectMatrix#getString() now doesn't just use the String it gets from the underlying StringMatrix, but instead calls
its local Transformer. This is directly related to the change in Transformer, and done for the same reason. This may
cause problems in existing code, but that is extremely unlikely.
- ConstructorTransformer now works with empty/null delimiter strings and simply looks for single-parameter constructors in those cases.
- Build process cleaned up somewhat. "ant dist" will now spit out exactly the file that was downloaded from the release site. The next release (3.2)
will probably be built with Maven.
- Fixed setting property of object that was instantiated from a matrix cell.
- Fixed blank (non-empty whitespace-only) string handling for DOM#getObject: now returns null only if the string actually is empty
(or there is a null annotation).
- Fixed array type handling in ClassTransformer: can handle multidimensional arrays now.
-
3.1.0-beta9
unreleased
- DefaultStringMatrix now throws KeyNotFoundException (Row/ColumnNotFoundException) instead of the generic IllegalArgumentException.
- Error message when a property is not found in a bean now shows the correct class name and not "java.lang.Object".
- getConcreteType() was moved from BeanFiller to JavaBeanAccessStrategy, since it's only needed there.
- The ~default-value annotation was pulled down to DelegatingObjectMatrix from BeanFiller, and so is available
for all get*-Methods, not just bean filling.
- The ~empty annotation now is recognized by ~ignore-if-null and causes the cell to be not ignored.
- PackageClassTransformer no longer includes java.lang and java.util in each instance. Instead Transformer
now includes a static PackageClassTransformer instance containing the packages java.lang, java.util and java.math.
- PackageClassTransformer can now be frozen so it does not accept any new packages. This is mainly used
to guarantee stable behavior of the static default instance.
-
3.1.0-beta8
2007-04-23
- Fixed RelativeDateTransformer and StringPatternDateTransformer returning Date on being asked for GregorianCalendar. It will now return
util.Date, sql.Date, Calendar.getInstance or GregorianCalendar when asked for one of these types, and fail on any other type.
- BeanFiller no longer attempts to find a concrete type when discovering a property of an abstract or
interface type. The transformers are now expected to manage this. Only BeanAccessStrategies look for concrete types when being
asked to instantiate a property.
- NumberTransformer now returns Integers when asked for a Number.
-
3.1.0-beta7
2007-03
- BeanFiller now understands the ~empty annotation to force creation of empty objects like strings ('').
- BeanFiller now gets an ObjectHolder for the root bean from the BeanAccessStrategy.
- BeanFiller now can have arrays, maps and collections as root beans.
- All calls to Class.forName() not inside the typetransformer module were replaced with calls to
Transformer#transform(classname, Class.class).
- Added ClassTransformer.
- BeanFiller can now also traverse into Maps and fill them (implemented MapWrapper).
- EmbeddedAnnotationMatrixDecorator now supports global annotations (~~key=value).
- BeanFiller now supports a default-value=foo annotation to provide a default value for empty cells.
- BeanFiller now allows to skip keys with a prefix filter.
- JUnitTestSuiteBuilder now allows filtering of test methods with regular expressions.
- Made BeanAccessStrategy pluggable via TestSuiteConfig
- JavaBeanAccessStrategy (formerly PropertyUtilsStrategy) now tries direct field access via reflection if
PropertyUtils don't succeed
- ObjectGraphDumper now emits more type information
- TestCaseData now supports the nameless fillBean(Object) call.
- Added PackageClassTransformer. This transformer is not used by default, if you need it, you have to add it
to the master Transformer yourself.
-
3.1.0-beta6
internal
- Added BeanFiller#createAndFillBean
-
3.1.0-beta5
2007-01-29
- The BeanFiller flags lenientWhenNoValidRow and lenientWithMissingProperties were removed.
Catch the thrown exceptions if you really need to use broken matrices.
- Annotations that take a value from a cell now have to use the suffix "=". Key-only
annotations are unchanged, annotations with embedded value take the usual form of "~key=value".
- JExcelStringMatrixReader now correctly deals with merged cells.
- BeanFiller refactored. Yes, this is finally the big BeanFiller refactoring we've been waiting for.
BeanFiller now treats all objects (including arrays and collections) as opaque beans with named properties. All operations on
these beans are handled by BeanAccessStrategy instances.
- CSVStringMatrixReader now uses OpenCSV (opencsv.sourceforge.net) to read CSV files. This was easier than
to adapt the existing parser to properly read CSVs containing quoted fields. The drawback: The CSV-related constructors changed
to only allow chars as delimiters and not arbitrary regexes, since that is all OpenCSV can handle. Nobody was using those, so
the impact should be minimal.
- Split StringMatrix into StringMatrix and IndexedStringMatrix.
- Annotation handling now centralized in EmbeddedAnnotationMatrixDecorator. Yes, this is finally the big
Annotation refactoring we've been waiting for.
- Fixed handling of new Transformer exceptions in DelegatingObjectMatrix.
-
3.1.0-beta4
2006-11-09
- Re-added a StringPatternDateTransformer for years ("yyyy").
- Fixed weird class initialization issue caused by reflection. See Transformer#transform for details.
- Added NumberTransformer to handle all JDK Number types.
- Changed Transformer from a classic GoF-style Chain of Responsibility to a managed chain.
SpecificTransformers no longer call the next transformer on their own. They now throw a CannotTransformException and the master
Transformer tries the next ST in the chain.
- Changed build.xml to include version number in dist zip name.
- Removed duplicate ObjectGraphDumper from package com.l00world.ddt.objectmatrix.util. The one in package
...beanfiller.util is the correct one.
-
3.1.0-beta3
2006-11-06
- Separated DDT into several modules and jar files:
- common
- typetransformer
- objectmatrix
- ddtesting
- Migrated all custom ConvertUtils converters to the new transformer module
- Introduced local master transformer to DelegatingObjectMatrix
- Split AbstractDsmBasedObjectMatrixFactory into AbstractDelegatingOMBasedObjectMatrixFactory and
AbstractDefaultStringMatrixBasedObjectMatrixFactory. Soon we will be competing with Spring for the title of "most absurdly long
class name in the world".
- Moved transformers from ddt.objectmatrix.typetransformer to ddt.typetransformer
- Stripped DateTransformer (former DateConverter) down to RelativeDateTransformer. Absolute dates are
transformed by StringPatternDateTransformer.
- Updated JXL to version 2.6.1
- Split AbstractTransformer into AbstractTransformer (handles get/setNextTransformer) and new
AbstractGuardedTransformer (handles can/doTransform).
- Introduced RecursiveTransformer interface to allow callbacks to the master transformer.
- Added new fillBean-method to BeanFiller that infers the bean name from the bean's class name.
- Added <rowname>~ignore token for row to "comment out" entire rows
- Added DateFormatTransformer allowing date transformation based on standard Java DateFormat instances.
- Added debugMode flag to AbstractTransformer. Subclasses can use that to output more information on the
transformation process.
- Added ObjectGraphDumper
- Made Report.messages non-static
-
3.1.0-beta2
2006-10-20
- Moved all fill methods (fillList, fillMap) and related stuff from ObjectMatrix/DelegatingObjectMatrix to
BeanFiller, because they really belong there.
- Removed obsolete AbstractAnnotatedStringMatrixReader.
- Added StringPatternDateTransformer as flexible replacement for the absolute-date part of DateConverter.
- Added AnnotatedStringMatrix interface as part of the ongoing annotation-processing refactoring.
- Moved StringMatrixReader into DefaultStringMatrix as a nested interface, since it is only used there.
- Added new StringMatrixReader implementation: PropertyFileStringMatrixReader for reading bundles of property
files.
-
3.1.0-beta1


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Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko denies corruption charges in court
Sonko, who was arrested on Friday, and his associates are accused of misappropriating $3.5m of public funds.
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has pleaded not guilty to more than 30 charges of money laundering, receiving bribes and conflict of interest after appearing in court under tight security.
Chief public prosecutor Noordin Haji has accused Sonko, who was arrested on Friday, and his associates of the misappropriation of 357 million Kenyan shillings ($3.5m).
More:
Sonko pleaded "not guilty" to all the charges when he was arraigned before anti-corruption court magistrate Douglas Ogoti on Monday in a packed court secured by anti-riot police.
"You knowingly acquired property and money knowing it was the proceeds of crime," a state prosecutor read out one of the charges, to which Sonko replied: "Not true."
State prosecutors also read out details from Sonko's bank accounts and several dates on which money was wired in from contractors who had won tenders in the city county.
Sonko was represented in court by a high-profile team of Kenyan lawyers, including the Senate Majority leader Kipchumba Murkomen.
The governor spent the weekend in jail after his dramatic arrest in southern Voi saw him scuffle with police before being bundled in a helicopter and flown to Nairobi.
He said in a statement on Sunday that his arrest was politically motivated and that he was a law-abiding citizen.
Sonko urged his supporters to avoid any actions that "may threaten the peace". Police used tear gas to disperse hundreds of Sonko's supporters when he was called into the anti-corruption office for questioning in November.
"What I ask of you, my supporters, is to pray for me. Even all my haters, please pray for me," the statement, written partly in English and partly in Swahili, read.
Born Gidion Mike Mbuvi, the governor formally adopted the nickname "Sonko" which is Swahili slang for a rich and flamboyant person.
It was seen as a maverick move when, in 2017, the governing party chose him as its candidate for Nairobi's gubernatorial poll.
He has previously spent time in jail - for failing to respect court dates - and has denied allegations of illegal activities, including drug trafficking.
He is beloved by poor Kenyans for running his personally branded fire trucks and ambulances to assist people living in the slums.
He is also known for his style mimicking an American rapper, dripping with expensive gold and diamond jewellery, and on occasion, golden shoes. He recently drew criticism for displaying his opulent dining room on social media.
He also has a fleet of gold-coloured cars.
Kenyans and investors have long complained of corruption in Kenya, East Africa's business hub and the region's richest economy. President Uhuru Kenyatta has promised to crack down on the problem.


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Luxure Static File Middleware is a middleware package for sending static files from your Luxure web server
Usage
Installation
$ luarocks install luxure_static
Examples
The most basic usage is to require
this module and call it like a function
local lux = require 'luxure'
local socket = require 'socket'
local static = require 'luxure-static'
local server = lux.Server.new(socket)
server:use(static('example_files'))
server:listen(9876)
server:run()
For more advanced usages, the module returns a builder that you can use for configuration.
Options
send_buffer_size
: This middleware buffers the output of the response body, this will override the default 2048 bytesmime
: A map file extensions to mime types exists for well known mime types, however you may need to add your own mappingsmimes
: Same asmime
but takes a table where the extension is the key and the mime type is the value
local lux = require 'luxure'
local socket = require 'socket'
local static = require 'luxure-static'
local server = lux.Server.new(socket)
server:use(static
:send_buffer_size(4096)
:mime('wasm', 'application/wasm')
:mimes({
'lua', 'application/lua',
'moon', 'application/moonscript',
'tl', 'application/teal',
})
:build('./example_files')
)
server:listen(9876)
server:run()


Index of /path/to/somewhere
File Name
File Size
Date
Parent directory/
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test file 1
123kB
date
test file 2
321MB
date
test file 3
666
date


ProfileApi
@interface ProfileApi : NodeDependant
Provides access to Textile profile related APIs
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Get the Peer object associated with the local Textile peer
Declaration
Objective-C
- (id)get:(NSError *_Nullable *_Nullable)error;
Swift
func get() throws -> Any
Parameters
error
A reference to an error pointer that will be set in the case of an error
Return Value
The Peer object associated with the local Textile peer
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Get the user name associated with the local Textile peer
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull NSString *)name:(NSError *_Nullable *_Nullable)error;
Swift
func name(_ error: NSErrorPointer) -> String
Parameters
error
A reference to an error pointer that will be set in the case of an error
Return Value
The user name associated with the local Textile peer
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Set the user name
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setName:(nonnull NSString *)name error:(NSError *_Nullable *_Nullable)error;
Swift
func setName(_ name: String, error: NSErrorPointer)
Parameters
name
The new user name
error
A reference to an error pointer that will be set in the case of an error
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Get the target of the profile avatar
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull NSString *)avatar:(NSError *_Nullable *_Nullable)error;
Swift
func avatar(_ error: NSErrorPointer) -> String
Parameters
error
A reference to an error pointer that will be set in the case of an error
Return Value
The target of the avatar
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Set the user’s avatar image
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setAvatar:(nonnull NSString *)item completion: (nonnull void (^)(int *_Nullable, NSError *_Nonnull))completion;
Swift
func setAvatar(_ item: String, completion: @escaping (UnsafeMutablePointer<Int32>?, Error) -> Void)
Parameters
item
The path to an image or existing hash to set as the avatar
completion
A block that will get called with the results of the setAvatar operation
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Get the Textile account thread
Declaration
Objective-C
- (id)accountThread:(NSError *_Nullable *_Nullable)error;
Swift
func accountThread() throws -> Any
Parameters
error
A reference to an error pointer that will be set in the case of an error
Return Value
The account thread


Codeception\Test\Feature\Stub ¶
Usage in Codeception ¶
Since Codeception 2.3.8 this trait is enabled in \Codeception\Test\Unit
class.
Usage in PHPUnit ¶
Include this trait into a TestCase to be able to use Stubs and Mocks:
<?php
class MyTest extends \PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase
{
use Codeception\Test\Feature\Stub;
}
public make($class, $params = null) ¶
Instantiates a class without executing a constructor. Properties and methods can be set as a second parameter. Even protected and private properties can be set.
<?php
$this->make('User');
$this->make('User', ['name' => 'davert']);
?>
Accepts either name of class or object of that class
<?php
$this->make(new User, ['name' => 'davert']);
?>
To replace method provide it's name as a key in second parameter and it's return value or callback function as parameter
<?php
$this->make('User', ['save' => function () { return true; }]);
$this->make('User', ['save' => true]);
param mixed
$class - A class to be mockedparam array
$params - properties and methods to set- return object - mock
- throws \RuntimeException when class does not exist
- throws \Exception
public makeEmpty($class, $params = null) ¶
Instantiates class having all methods replaced with dummies. Constructor is not triggered. Properties and methods can be set as a second parameter. Even protected and private properties can be set.
<?php
$this->makeEmpty('User');
$this->makeEmpty('User', ['name' => 'davert']);
Accepts either name of class or object of that class
<?php
$this->makeEmpty(new User, ['name' => 'davert']);
To replace method provide it's name as a key in second parameter and it's return value or callback function as parameter
<?php
$this->makeEmpty('User', ['save' => function () { return true; }]);
$this->makeEmpty('User', ['save' => true));
param mixed
$classparam array
$paramsparam bool|\PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase
$testCase- return object
- throws \Exception
public makeEmptyExcept($class, $method, $params = null) ¶
Instantiates class having all methods replaced with dummies except one. Constructor is not triggered. Properties and methods can be replaced. Even protected and private properties can be set.
<?php
$this->makeEmptyExcept('User', 'save');
$this->makeEmptyExcept('User', 'save', ['name' => 'davert']);
?>
Accepts either name of class or object of that class
<?php
* $this->makeEmptyExcept(new User, 'save');
?>
To replace method provide it's name as a key in second parameter and it's return value or callback function as parameter
<?php
$this->makeEmptyExcept('User', 'save', ['isValid' => function () { return true; }]);
$this->makeEmptyExcept('User', 'save', ['isValid' => true]);
param mixed
$classparam string
$methodparam array
$params- return object
- throws \Exception
public construct($class, $constructorParams = null, $params = null) ¶
Instantiates a class instance by running constructor. Parameters for constructor passed as second argument Properties and methods can be set in third argument. Even protected and private properties can be set.
<?php
$this->construct('User', ['autosave' => false]);
$this->construct('User', ['autosave' => false], ['name' => 'davert']);
?>
Accepts either name of class or object of that class
<?php
$this->construct(new User, ['autosave' => false), ['name' => 'davert']);
?>
To replace method provide it's name as a key in third parameter and it's return value or callback function as parameter
<?php
$this->construct('User', [], ['save' => function () { return true; }]);
$this->construct('User', [], ['save' => true]);
?>
param mixed
$classparam array
$constructorParamsparam array
$paramsparam bool|\PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase
$testCase- return object
- throws \Exception
public constructEmpty($class, $constructorParams = null, $params = null) ¶
Instantiates a class instance by running constructor with all methods replaced with dummies. Parameters for constructor passed as second argument Properties and methods can be set in third argument. Even protected and private properties can be set.
<?php
$this->constructEmpty('User', ['autosave' => false]);
$this->constructEmpty('User', ['autosave' => false), ['name' => 'davert']);
Accepts either name of class or object of that class
<?php
$this->constructEmpty(new User, ['autosave' => false], ['name' => 'davert']);
To replace method provide it's name as a key in third parameter and it's return value or callback function as parameter
<?php
$this->constructEmpty('User', array(), array('save' => function () { return true; }));
$this->constructEmpty('User', array(), array('save' => true));
To create a mock, pass current testcase name as last argument:
<?php
$this->constructEmpty('User', [], [
'save' => \Codeception\Stub\Expected::once()
]);
param mixed
$classparam array
$constructorParamsparam array
$paramsreturn object
public constructEmptyExcept($class, $method, $constructorParams = null, $params = null) ¶
Instantiates a class instance by running constructor with all methods replaced with dummies, except one. Parameters for constructor passed as second argument Properties and methods can be set in third argument. Even protected and private properties can be set.
<?php
$this->constructEmptyExcept('User', 'save');
$this->constructEmptyExcept('User', 'save', ['autosave' => false], ['name' => 'davert']);
?>
Accepts either name of class or object of that class
<?php
$this->constructEmptyExcept(new User, 'save', ['autosave' => false], ['name' => 'davert']);
?>
To replace method provide it's name as a key in third parameter and it's return value or callback function as parameter
<?php
$this->constructEmptyExcept('User', 'save', [], ['save' => function () { return true; }]);
$this->constructEmptyExcept('User', 'save', [], ['save' => true]);
?>
param mixed
$classparam string
$methodparam array
$constructorParamsparam array
$paramsreturn object


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2 endangered Florida panthers found dead
LABELLE, Fla. (AP) - Two endangered Florida panthers have been found dead in as many days, bringing the total number of deaths this year to 26.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says the remains of a 4-month-old female were collected last Thursday on a road running through Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest, and the remains of a 4-year-old male were collected last Wednesday west of Felda. Both were killed by vehicles.
Florida panthers once roamed the entire Southeast, but now their habitat mostly is confined to a small region of Florida along the Gulf of Mexico. Up to 230 Florida panthers remain in the wild.
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8 March 2015
Pair Programming
Hope your Sundays are going well. Today I'd like to blog about pair programming, a collaborative method of coding that is a key component of DBC's curriculum. Pair programming, for those who are new to the concept, involves two people working as a team to write a single document of code. While this might seem in conflict with the typical stereotype of a programmer sitting behind a computer all alone in the dark, pair programming is on the rise. At its core, it involves two people taking on the unique roles of a driver and a navigator. The driver sits in front of a monitor with their hands directly on the keyboard and writes code, while the navigator sits at the driver's side, and guides them through each of the steps involved in a particular challenge. While the driver is typing away, the navigator instructs, proofreads, offers support, and has an eye on the bigger picture and the successive steps required for the team to reach the finish line.
In the case of DBC, given that its students are scattered all around the country and world, navigators don't sit quite right next to drivers but rather at their own computers, sometimes thousands of miles away. Luckily, with the invention of screen sharing and video conferencing, their roles are pretty much the same, even with the distance.
For me, learning to pair program has been an interesting experience. In general, I'm more inclined towards working by myself, so at first I was a bit skeptical. But as I've paired each week for five weeks now, I'm starting to see its benefits more and more. As someone who is new to programming, I fully admit I have a ton to learn. But still it can be hard to let go of my insecurities and just admit to everyone in a big group that I don't know something or ask for help. But pair programming is different. From the onset, the very moment you introduce yourself to your pair, you are a team; and tasked with accomplishing a shared goal. It doesn't matter what you know or don't know because chances are your partner will be able to help. They are an extension of you, and if you both don't know something, you can always do quick research together, often in half the time it would take to look something up on your own.
But more than that, pairs provide an added opportunity to learn. They provide a chance to gain from someone else's ideas, insights, and experiences in a setting that doesn't permit formality or beating around the bush. You're both so focused on accomplishing a time-sensitive task together that there's no time for wasting words. Furthermore, pair programming provides enormous support. I had a pair this week that lasted three hours and on a few different occasions both my partner and myself were so frustrated with not being able to solve a challenge that we felt like just giving up. But at each of those moments of frustration, the other team member picked up the slack, calmed the other down, and kept us moving in the right direction. And eventually we arrived at a working solution. It was really great to see.
At DBC, every time we pair, we also give our partners anonymous feedback that they see a few days later. The feedback I've received to this point has been largely positive. Often, I hear that people enjoy working with me, because I'm open and considerate and make sure to communicate well. It's nice to hear that positive reinforcement. I also have received feedback that there are certain technical areas where I'm a bit lacking and should focus on more, which is also good to hear. It doesn't elicit quite the same fuzzy feelings as the other feedback, but it's just as important, if not more so. Checking my feedback can be a nerve-racking thing. But reading it and more importantly using it to better myself will be crucial for my growth; not just professionally but personally too.
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X509_load_http, X509_http_nbio, X509_CRL_load_http, X509_CRL_http_nbio - certificate and CRL loading functions
#include <openssl/x509.h>
X509 *X509_load_http(const char *url, BIO *bio, BIO *rbio, int timeout);
X509_CRL *X509_CRL_load_http(const char *url, BIO *bio, BIO *rbio, int timeout);
The following macros have been deprecated since OpenSSL 3.0, and can be hidden entirely by defining OPENSSL_API_COMPAT with a suitable version value, see openssl_user_macros(7):
#define X509_http_nbio(rctx, pcert)
#define X509_CRL_http_nbio(rctx, pcrl)
X509_load_http() and X509_CRL_load_http() loads a certificate or a CRL, respectively, in ASN.1 format using HTTP from the given url.
If bio is given and rbio is NULL then this BIO is used instead of an internal one for connecting, writing the request, and reading the response. If both bio and rbio are given (which may be memory BIOs, for instance) then no explicit connection is attempted, bio is used for writing the request, and rbio for reading the response.
If the timeout parameter is > 0 this indicates the maximum number of seconds to wait until the transfer is complete. A value of 0 enables waiting indefinitely, while a value < 0 immediately leads to a timeout condition.
X509_http_nbio() and X509_CRL_http_nbio() are macros for backward compatibility that have the same effect as the functions above but with infinite timeout and without the possibility to specify custom BIOs.
On success the function yield the loaded value, else NULL. Error conditions include connection/transfer timeout, parse errors, etc.
X509_load_http() and X509_CRL_load_http() were added in OpenSSL 3.0. X509_http_nbio() and X509_CRL_http_nbio() were deprecated in OpenSSL 3.0.
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search could be used to locate the position within the first i-1
records of the array into which record i
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com.jme3.application
provides a toolset for jME3 applications
to interact with various components of the engine.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Application |
The
Application interface represents the minimum exposed
capabilities of a concrete jME3 application. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AppTask<V> |
AppTask is used in AppTaskQueue to manage tasks that have
yet to be accomplished. |
| BasicProfiler |
An AppProfiler implementation that collects two
per-frame application-wide timings for update versus
render and uses it to create a bar chart style Mesh.
|
| BasicProfilerState |
Provides a basic profiling visualization that shows
per-frame application-wide timings for update and
rendering.
|
| ChaseCameraAppState |
This class is a camera controler that allow the camera to follow a target
Spatial.
|
| DebugKeysAppState |
Registers a few keys that will dump debug information
to the console.
|
| FlyCamAppState |
Manages a FlyByCamera.
|
| LegacyApplication |
The
LegacyApplication class represents an instance of a
real-time 3D rendering jME application. |
| ResetStatsState |
Resets (clearFrame()) the render's stats object every frame
during AppState.render().
|
| SimpleApplication |
SimpleApplication is the base class for all jME3 Applications. |
| StatsAppState |
Displays stats in SimpleApplication's GUI node or
using the node and font parameters provided.
|
| StatsView |
The
StatsView provides a heads-up display (HUD) of various
statistics of rendering. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| LostFocusBehavior |
Defines the behavior of an application when it is not in focus or minimized.
|
com.jme3.application
provides a toolset for jME3 applications
to interact with various components of the engine. Typically, the
Application
class will be extended and the update() method
implemented to provide functionality for the main loop.
An Application
will typically provide the following services:
AssetManager
- A system for finding and loading
data assets included with the application, such as models and textures.RenderManager
- A high-level rendering
interface for 3D graphics, manages viewports and scenes assigned
to the viewports, as well as general high-level rendering.InputManager
- An interface for handling input
from devices such as keyboard, mouse, and gamepad/joystick.AppStateManager
- Manager for
AppState
s, which are specific application
functionality to be executed inside the main loop.AudioRenderer
- Allows playing sound effects and
music.Timer
- The timer keeps track of time and allows
computing the time since the last frame (TPF) that is neccessary
for framerate-independent updates and motion.AppSettings
- A database containing various
settings for the application. These settings may be set by the user
or the application itself.
public class ExampleUse extends Application {
private Node rootNode = new Node("Root Node");
public static void main(String[] args){
ExampleUse app = new ExampleUse();
app.start();
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Mosquito Fens [al59], swamp, in Imperia, wilderness
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Mosquito Fens [al59], swamp, in Imperia, wilderness
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23: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
23: 32% damaged, arrived from Ocean [am59], owner:
23: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with eight sailors
24: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
24: 32% damaged, departed for Ocean [ak59].
29: Stack of giant lizards [cc6i], giant lizards, number: 9, went east.
Routes leaving Mosquito Fens:
North, to Ocean [ak59], The Inner Sea, 2 days
East, swamp, to Mosquito Fens [al60], 14 days
South, to Ocean [am59], The Inner Sea, 2 days
West, swamp, to Mosquito Fens [al58], 14 days
Seen here:
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Stack of giant lizards [cc6i], giant lizards, number: 9
Stack of nazgul [ao2o], nazgul, number: 2


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Ruth Davidson mocks Boris Johnson for being sacked by The Times – then reveals she’ll quit as MSP in 2021
by Chris MussonRUTH Davidson cracked a joke about Boris Johnson being fired from a newspaper — then confirmed she would quit politics in 18 months’ time.
The ex-Scots Tory boss mocked his 1988 sacking from The Times at a journalist bash in Glasgow today.
Ms Davidson finally confirmed she’d stand down as an MSP in 2021 as she revealed she’s “terrified” of having a “real job”.
The ex-BBC reporter sparked laughter as she listed politicians who had similar career paths: "Winston Churchill, a journalist who became possibly our greatest ever Prime Minister.
"Michael Foot, lauded editor of the Evening Standard, who led the opposition.
"And Boris Johnson who got sacked by The Times.”
The PM was axed for making up a quote about the discovery of Edward II’s long-lost palace.
Ms Davidson also told the charity lunch as a rookie journo 20 years ago she called Nicola Sturgeon before 8am every Sunday “out of badness”.
She added: “I’ve always had a grudging admiration for her work ethic.”
Last month, Ms Davidson was under pressure to quit as an MSP after she took a £50k-a-year PR advisor role.
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DataAnalysis_Functions module¶
Created on Fri Nov 15 15:21:22 2019
@author: riddaali
-
DataAnalysis_Functions.
dataCleaning
(df)[source]¶ This function takes the dataframe as an arugment.
Filtering missing and meaningless values (e.g. Don’t know, refused, etc.) by using the loc technique.
Replacing Feature values with their actual meaning by using dictionaries.
- Parameters
[df] – [dataframe that will be used to carry out the data cleaning]
- Returns
[cleaned (without NAs, meaningless values, renamed values) dataframe]
-
DataAnalysis_Functions.
readFile
(file_name)[source]¶ Creating this “readFile()” function to read the csv files. It takes the file name as argument.
1) Reading the BRFSS 2018 data: https://www.cdc.gov/brfss/annual_data/annual_2018.html Converting it from a “*.xpt” (XPORT) file to a dataframe.
PLEASE NOTE: I COULD NOT SUBMIT THE XPORT (‘LLCP2018.XPT’) FILE DUE TO ITS BIG SIZE (962 MB) SO IN ORDER TO EXECUTE THE FUNCTION BELOW, PLEASE UNZIP THE ‘LLCP2018XPT.zip’ FILE.
With the help of documentation available at: https://pypi.org/project/xport/
Selecting features from the original dataframe by using the loc() function
Renaming each column to improve its readability
Converting each column into categorical variables
Exporting the dataframe by saving it as a csv file
- Parameters
[file_name] – [name of the file that includes the data]
- Returns
[CSV file that has been created in the specified path]


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Bolt Preview
0.4.4
C++ template library with support for OpenCL
|
Functions | |
| template<typename InputIterator , typename T > | |
| std::iterator_traits < InputIterator >::value_type | bolt::cl::reduce (InputIterator first, InputIterator last, T init, const std::string &cl_code="") |
| reduce returns the result of combining all the elements in the specified range using the specified binary_op. The classic example is a summation, where the binary_op is the plus operator. By default, the initial value is "0", and the binary operator is "plus<>()". | |
| template<typename InputIterator , typename T , typename BinaryFunction > | |
| T | bolt::cl::reduce (InputIterator first, InputIterator last, T init, BinaryFunction binary_op, const std::string &cl_code="") |
| reduce returns the result of combining all the elements in the specified range using the specified binary_op. The classic example is a summation, where the binary_op is the plus operator. By default, the binary operator is "plus<>()". | |
| template<typename InputIterator , typename T > | |
| std::iterator_traits < InputIterator >::value_type | bolt::cl::reduce (const bolt::cl::control &ctl, InputIterator first, InputIterator last, T init, const std::string &cl_code="") |
| template<typename InputIterator , typename T , typename BinaryFunction > | |
| T | bolt::cl::reduce (const bolt::cl::control &ctl, InputIterator first, InputIterator last, T init, BinaryFunction binary_op=bolt::cl::plus< T >(), const std::string &cl_code="") |
| reduce returns the result of combining all the elements in the specified range using the specified binary_op. The classic example is a summation, where the binary_op is the plus operator. By default, the binary operator is "plus<>()". The version takes a bolt::cl::control structure as a first argument. |
| std::iterator_traits< InputIterator >::value_type bolt::cl::reduce | ( | InputIterator | first, |
| InputIterator | last, | ||
| T | init, | ||
| const std::string & | cl_code = "" |
||
| ) |
reduce returns the result of combining all the elements in the specified range using the specified binary_op. The classic example is a summation, where the binary_op is the plus operator. By default, the initial value is "0", and the binary operator is "plus<>()".
reduce
requires that the binary reduction op ("binary_op") is cummutative. The order in which reduce
applies the binary_op is not deterministic.
The reduce
operation is similar the std::accumulate function.
| first | The first position in the sequence to be reduced. |
| last | The last position in the sequence to be reduced. |
| cl_code | Optional OpenCL(TM) code to be passed to the OpenCL compiler. The cl_code is inserted first in the generated code, before the cl_code trait. |
| InputIterator | An iterator that can be dereferenced for an object, and can be incremented to get to the next element in a sequence. |
| T | The type of the result. |
The following code example shows the use of reduce
to sum 10 numbers, using the default plus operator.
| T bolt::cl::reduce | ( | InputIterator | first, |
| InputIterator | last, | ||
| T | init, | ||
| BinaryFunction | binary_op, | ||
| const std::string & | cl_code = "" |
||
| ) |
reduce returns the result of combining all the elements in the specified range using the specified binary_op. The classic example is a summation, where the binary_op is the plus operator. By default, the binary operator is "plus<>()".
reduce
Requires that the binary reduction op ("binary_op") is cummutative. The order in which reduce
applies the binary_op is not deterministic.
The reduce
operation is similar the std::accumulate function.
| first | The first position in the sequence to be reduced. |
| last | The last position in the sequence to be reduced. |
| init | The initial value for the accumulator. |
| binary_op | The binary operation used to combine two values. By default, the binary operation is plus<>(). |
| cl_code | Optional OpenCL(TM) code to be passed to the OpenCL compiler. The cl_code is inserted first in the generated code, before the cl_code trait. |
| InputIterator | An iterator that can be dereferenced for an object, and can be incremented to get to the next element in a sequence. |
| T | The type of the result. |
| BinaryFunction | A function object defining an operation that is applied to consecutive elements in the sequence. |
The following code example shows the use of reduce
to sum 10 numbers plus 100, using the default plus operator.
The following code example shows the use of reduce
to find the max of 10 numbers:
| std::iterator_traits< InputIterator >::value_type bolt::cl::reduce | ( | const bolt::cl::control & | ctl, |
| InputIterator | first, | ||
| InputIterator | last, | ||
| T | init, | ||
| const std::string & | cl_code = "" |
||
| ) |
reduce
returns the result of combining all the elements in the specified range using the specified binary_op. The classic example is a summation, where the binary_op is the plus operator. By default, the initial value is "0" and the binary operator is "plus<>()".
reduce
requires that the binary reduction op ("binary_op") is cummutative. The order in which reduce
applies the binary_op is not deterministic.
The reduce
operation is similar the std::accumulate function
| ctl | Control structure to control command-queue, debug, tuning. See FIXME. |
| first | The first position in the sequence to be reduced. |
| last | The last position in the sequence to be reduced. |
| cl_code | Optional OpenCL(TM) code to be passed to the OpenCL compiler. The cl_code is inserted first in the generated code, before the cl_code trait. |
| InputIterator | An iterator that can be dereferenced for an object, and can be incremented to get to the next element in a sequence. |
| T | The type of the result. |
The following code example shows the use of reduce
to sum 10 numbers, using the default plus operator.
| T bolt::cl::reduce | ( | const bolt::cl::control & | ctl, |
| InputIterator | first, | ||
| InputIterator | last, | ||
| T | init, | ||
| BinaryFunction | binary_op = bolt::cl::plus<T>() , |
||
| const std::string & | cl_code = "" |
||
| ) |
reduce returns the result of combining all the elements in the specified range using the specified binary_op. The classic example is a summation, where the binary_op is the plus operator. By default, the binary operator is "plus<>()". The version takes a bolt::cl::control structure as a first argument.
reduce
requires that the binary reduction op ("binary_op") is cummutative. The order in which reduce
applies the binary_op is not deterministic.
The reduce
operation is similar the std::accumulate function.
| ctl | Control structure to control command-queue, debug, tuning, etc. See control. |
| first | The first position in the sequence to be reduced. |
| last | The last position in the sequence to be reduced. |
| init | The initial value for the accumulator. |
| binary_op | The binary operation used to combine two values. By default, the binary operation is plus<>(). |
| cl_code | Optional OpenCL(TM) code to be passed to the OpenCL compiler. The cl_code is inserted first in the generated code, before the cl_code trait. |
| InputIterator | An iterator that can be dereferenced for an object, and can be incremented to get to the next element in a sequence. |
| BinaryFunction | A function object defining an operation that is applied to consecutive elements in the sequence. |
The following code example shows the use of reduce
to find the max of 10 numbers, specifying a specific command-queue and enabling debug messages.


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Frederic "Fritz" G. Fosshage
MADISON/MOUNT HOREB-Fredric G. "Fritz" Fosshage, age 83, of Madison, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019 at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg.
He was born July 13, 1936, in Mount Horeb, the second son of Ralph and Hazel (Harmon) Fosshage. Fritz grew up in Mount Horeb, and after graduating from high school in 1954, attended the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and graduated in 1958 with a BBA degree. Following six months active duty in the U.S. Army Reserve, he spent several years of employment with WISC Radio, Casey & O'Brian and The Graver Company before starting 35 years of service with The West Bend Company (West Bend Aluminum) as an advertising copywriter in 1962.
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Carbon emission and food production
What determines our carbon footprint is not only made by how we travel or heat up our houses but also by what we eat and its production methods. As a matter of fact the production of our food has a great impact on our climate change and to have a clear understanding of these issues, it could help us to reduce CO2 emissions. 70% of all agricultural land is used for livestock production making meat production the major contributor to climate change and since its consumption has grown around the world so has climate change too. Read more...


This class of Web Development plays a bit role in where I see myself in the future and what my future plans are. I am planning on graduating with my certificate of Web Development from Neumont in June. Once I get my certificate I am looking to get a job to gain some experience in Web Development. As I am working I plan to finish up my bachelors degree in Web Development or Software Engineering. Which ever one I can get done the quickest. Eventually, I would like to have my own business and do freelance Web Development for clients.
My personal future plans evolve around my family. We really love to travel and be able to spend time in awesome places of the world. So one of our future plans is to be able to travel more and to be able to both have jobs that allow us to be flexible and travel and spend time in different parts of the world. Although traveling is fun and we are planning on doing it as much as we can we will always have our home base here in Utah. These mountains and the Utah snow is just to good to leave.


Each plant is unique and requires its own special care. We're here to help you to keep track of when your plants should be watered. If you're unsure of where to start, this guide will help you begin to tell exactly what your plants need.
Your typical houseplant is easy to take care of and low maintenance.
Houseplants should be watered about every 3 - 5 days. The amount that you'll water your houseplant depends on the size of the plant, but a good starting place for medium to small sized plants is 1/3 to 1/2 of a cup.
An overwatered houseplant will still have very damp soil between waterings. You may notice mold forming on the stem of the plant.
An underwatered house plant will have drooping leaves. If it is severely underwatered it may start to yellow. If leaves on your underwatered houseplant begin to die, you can prune them to allow the plant to focus its energy on the remaining healthy brush.
Succulents are desert plants. They are easy to overwater by accident.
Succulents evolved in an environment where it rains rarely. Similarly, you should only water your succulent every 2 to 3 weeks, when you've noticed that the soil has completely dried out.
An overwatered succulent will have plump, heavy leaves. Its soil will still be wet when you think you are ready to water again.
If your succulent is underwatered, it will shriek in a tone so high-pitched that the human ear cannot percieve it. If you suspect that your succulent is underwatered, simply place it near a dog and watch the dog for signs of distress.
Tropical plants are mysterious lifeforms used to wet, humid conditions. They require extra care to thrive.
Tropical plants divine their life essence from unique wells of chaos. You will know that it is time to water your tropical plant because you will feel an creeping urge to do so, like a friend whispering in your ear.
In the event that a tropical plant approaches the status of being overwatered, it will enter a state of distress. When in this state, the plant will teleport the excess moisture, seemingly at random. Look for small puddles in your living space to indicate that you need to slow down on the watering!
Similarly to an overwatered tropical plant, an underwatered tropical plant will enter a distressed state. However, when underwatered, the plant will absorb water from unlikely sources around its environment. To prevent any bodily fluids from being teleported to support the plant's life-systems, we reccommend always leaving a glass of water near any tropical plants that you have in your home.


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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome sample data for North Carolina counties, two time periods (1974-78 and 1979-84). Same as SIDS data set, except that the computed rates are included.
Type = polygon shape file, unprojected, lat-lon
Observations = 100
Variables = 18
Cressie, Noel (1993). Statistics for Spatial Data. New York, Wiley, pp. 386-389. Rates computed.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| AREA | county area (computed by ArcView) |
| PERIMETER | county perimeter (computed by ArcView) |
| CNTY_ | county internal ID |
| CNTY_ID | county internal ID |
| NAME | county name |
| FIPS | county fips code, as character (state code + county code) |
| FIPSNO | county fips code, numeric, used in GeoDa User's Guide and tutorials |
| CRESS_ID | county ID used by Cressie |
| BIR74 | live births, 1974-78 |
| SID74 | SIDS deaths, 1974-78 |
| NWBIR74 | non-white births, 1974-78 |
| BIR79 | live births, 1979-84 |
| SID79 | SIDS deaths, 1979-84 |
| NWBIR79 | non-white births, 1979-84 |
| SIDR74 | SIDS death rate per 1,000 (1974-78) |
| SIDR79 | SIDS death rate per 1,000 (1979-84) |
| NWR74 | non-white birth rate (non-white per 1000 births), 1974-78 |
| NWR79 | non-white birth rate (non-white per 1000 births), 1979-84 |
Prepared by Luc Anselin
UIUC-ACE Spatial Analysis Laboratory
Last updated June 16, 2003


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Scoped lock. More...
#include <cds/lock/scoped_lock.h>
Public Types | |
| typedef Lock | lock_type |
| Lock type. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| scoped_lock (lock_type &l) | |
Get ownership of lock object l and calls l.lock() | |
| scoped_lock (lock_type &l, bool bAlreadyLocked) | |
Get ownership of lock object l and conditionally locks it. More... | |
| ~scoped_lock () | |
| Unlock underlying lock object and release ownership. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| lock_type & | m_Lock |
| Owned lock object. | |
Scoped lock.
An object of type scoped_lock
controls the ownership of a lockable object within a scope.  The behavior of a program is undefined if the lockable object does not exist for the entire lifetime of the scoped_lock
object. The supplied Lock
type shall have two methods: lock
and unlock
.
The constructor locks the wrapped lock object, the destructor unlocks it.
Scoped lock is not copy-constructible and not default-constructible.
This class is similar to std::lock_quard
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inline |
Get ownership of lock object l
and conditionally locks it.
The constructor calls l.lock()
only if bAlreadyLocked
is false
. If bAlreadyLocked
is true
, no locking is performed.
In any case, the destructor of scoped_lock
object invokes l.unlock()
.


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