A Pythonic 'switch' statement
I've recently had the pleasure of providing some assistance to my lovely wife through her first serious Python coding, and one of many things she expressed surprise at was the lack of a 'switch' statement. At the time, I advised her that such a statement is superfluous, and that she should simply use an if...elif...else instead. I then forgot all about it.
Until today, when I found myself refactoring a Pythonic kind of switch into my own code.
I started with this ugly little lump:
def convert(self, params): action = params[0] if action == 'M': x, y = self.get_point(params) current_path = [(x, y)] elif action == 'L': x, y = self.get_point(params) current_path.append((x, y)) elif action in 'zZ': if current_path[0] == current_path[-1]: current_path = current_path[:-1] if len(current_path) < 3: raise ParseError('loop needs 3 or more verts') loops.append(current_path) current_path = None else: msg = 'unsupported svg path command: %s' % (action,) raise ParseError(msg)
This is from the guts of an SVG parsing module I was hacking up, but what it actually does isn't important. Its only salient feature for today is that it consists of a big switch-like if...elif...else statement. I was going to be adding plenty more cases to this logic, and it was sure going to get ugly. How can we make it better?
First, I extract the logic from each branch of the if into functions. In this case, I chose to make them methods of the current class. Standalone functions (outside the class, without a 'self' parameter) would also work, if they didn't need access to shared state.
def onMove(self, params): x, y = self.get_point(params) self.current_path = [(x, y)] def onLine(self, params): x, y = self.get_point(params) self.current_path.append((x, y)) def onClose(self, params): if self.current_path[0] == self.current_path[-1]: self.current_path = self.current_path[:-1] if len(self.current_path) < 3: raise ParseError('loop needs 3 or more verts') self.loops.append(self.current_path) self.current_path = None def onBadCommand(self, action): msg = 'unsupported svg path command: %s' % (action,) raise ParseError(msg)
Again, don't worry too much about what these functions actually do. Just note that I've pulled the logic out of each branch of the if...elif...else statement into separate handler functions.
Second, I define a dictionary which maps action characters to one of the new handler functions:
def convert(self): lookup = { 'M': self.onMove, 'L': self.onLine, 'Z': self.onClose, 'z': self.onClose, }
Notice how the methods are bound to self, so they operate on the current object as you would expect. If you used stand-alone functions instead, they would not need any 'self.' qualifier here.
Third, use the dictionary to lookup the function we want to call, and then call the returned function:
handler = lookup[action] handler(params)
These two lines can be tidily combined into one:
loopup[action](params)
Note that this is pleasantly succinct, but still very explicit about what's going on. We're looking up a value in a dictionary, using the d[key] syntax. The returned value is a function, and we are calling it, passing 'params', using the f() syntax.
Python tries very hard to always clearly expose the details of what is happening to the reader like this. Nothing magically happens behind the scenes. And yet, by the good judgement of Guido and the healthy process that surrounds the language's evolving design, the code remains concise, without becoming verbose or cluttered with obfuscating punctuation.
We haven't yet handled the final 'else' clause from the original code. It can't simply become another entry in our lookup dictionary, since it's unclear what key (left-hand value) would go into the lookup to correspond to this case. We're really talking about the case when the 'action' character can't be found in the lookup dictionary at all. The most explicit and readable way to handle this case is to modify the above line of code:
if action in lookup: lookup[action](params) else: self.onBadCommand(action)
Saving these changes, running the tests shows it behaves identically to the original version. (Hint: Tests don't make code harder to change. Quite the opposite - tests enable more frequent and more intrusive change, by giving you the freedom to dabble with refactoring while remaining dead certain you aren't introducing new bugs.)
Let's take a look at the final code all together:
def convert(self, params): lookup = { 'M': self.onMove, 'L': self.onLine, 'Z': self.onClose, 'z': self.onClose, } action = params[0] if action in lookup: lookup[action](params) else: self.onBadCommand(action)
Including the new handler functions, this is considerably longer than the original version (19 vs 32 lines). However, it qualifies as preferable and 'more Pythonic' for a couple of reasons:
- It's much clearer in intent. Greater readability is introduced by separating out the code which chooses what to do (the lookup dict) from the actual doing (the new handler functions.) The naming of the new handler functions brings enormous clarity at a stroke. Of course, this could also be done with a switch statement, and frequently should be.
- It's easily extendible. The if..elif...else construct of the first version would soon have bloated to over a screen-full of garbled code when we added a few more cases. The new version could add 100 or so new cases without really becoming much less comprehensible.
- It's data-driven. The lookup structure could be generated by other means than simply hard-coding it locally like this. We could merge several dictionaries depending on context, or create it on the fly from application configuration.
This isn't very Earth shattering, and of course the idea that I should be preferring polymorphism over switch-statements tickling the back of my mind, but hopefully someone finds it useful.
Update: Wow! What a flurry of completely brilliant comments - every single one contains something of real merit. I feel compelled to rummage through for a sort-of best of breed conclusion based on all of them...
lookup = { 'M': self.on_move, 'L': self.on_line, 'Z': self.on_close, 'z': self.on_close, } def convert(self, params): action = params[0] handler = self.lookup.get(action, self.on_bad_command) handler(params) # or alternatively def convert(self, params): self.lookup.get(params[0], self.on_bad_command)(params)
I marginally prefer the first version - the second alternative is a smidgeon too compact for my taste. I respect the idea to use exceptions, that makes a lot of sense too. Thanks for all the great ideas, everyone.


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A quick snapshot at the weekend that was.
Biggest Upset: Darren Till +175 over Kelvin Gastelum
Notable New Champions:
- Invicta Fighting Championship Strawweight Champion: Kanako Murata
- WBO World Female Junior Welterweight Champion: Katie Taylor
- WBO World Light Heavyweight Champion: Saul Alvarez
- WBC Silver Lightweight Champion: Ryan Garcia
- Interim WBA World Female Flyweight Champion: Seniesa Estrada
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All of this would be humorous were it not for her accidentally lopping off part of her pinky and later attempting suicide (the gun jammed). And two weeks after the suicide attempt, she played Carnegie Hall.
I'm not sure what lessons we can learn from Nadja's life, but her story (a breezy 73 minutes at that) is an interesting one.

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Sri Lanka President to call snap parliamentary poll in March
Will consult people at the earliest opportunity: Gotabaya Rajapaksa
by AFPSri Lanka’s new President said on Friday that he will call a snap parliamentary election in March following his sweeping victory in the recent presidential poll
Gotabaya Rajapaksa is hoping to ride a wave of popularity by calling an election six months before the current Parliament’s five-year term expires on March 1.
“I will consult the people at the earliest opportunity I get under the Constitution,” he said, after swearing-in a new Cabinet headed by his brother Mahinda, a former President who will now serve as the Prime Minister.
The brothers are credited with brutally defeating Tamil separatist militants in 2009 to end Sri Lanka’s bloody civil war, making them adored among the majority Sinhalese-Buddhist majority. For the same reason they are feared by many Tamils, and also among the Muslim minority who have seen increased hostility since the Easter Sunday attacks in April.
Currently the Rajapaksas and their allies have just 96 lawmakers in the 225-seat parliament, making it hard for them to pass legislation. The Opposition of outgoing premier Ranil Wickremesinghe is also six MPs short of a majority. The new 16-member Cabinet also includes another Rajapaksa brother, Chamal, who was made Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation in addition to Trade.


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Then I thought to myself, hey, why don’t you try to read what the error is saying. I read the error log and that’s when I realized that it’s just a syntax error, meaning that I used comma instead of semi-colon in my code. Correcting this issue made by code run perfectly.
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Both Ferrari drivers to blame for crash - Villeneuve
Both Ferrari drivers are to blame for their Interlagos crash.
by GMM F1That is the view of outspoken 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve, after team boss Mattia Binotto said of the incident: "It's not for me to blame them".
Villeneuve, however, told Sky Italia: "Vettel and Leclerc are allowed to fight among themselves, but they should not abuse this freedom.
"In my opinion, they are both to blame. Leclerc was too aggressive, and Vettel should not have immediately slammed the door when overtaking his teammate.
"They both made a mistake," Villeneuve insisted.
"It was unnecessary, as they were fighting for third place at most. I think they just wanted to show everyone that they are the better one."
Italy's Corriere della Sera newspaper reports that Binotto will meet with Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri at Maranello on Tuesday.
The report said they will discuss potential penalties for repeat incidents, including driver fines and other "disciplinary measures".
Former Ferrari driver Rubens Barrichello, who was at Interlagos last Sunday, told Bild newspaper: "It was a misunderstanding between the two drivers and a sad day for Ferrari."
As for 2020, both Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc are staying put, but Sky Deutschland commentator Sascha Roos says Ferrari needs to plan ahead.
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This section contains information on the nodes that make up the Mayaseed plugin and their atributes.
The ms_renderSettings (render settings) node is the biggest node in the Mayaseed plugin and contains most of the attributes that you will use to control your export.
It is also one of the places where you can start your export from, at the top of the render settings node's attribute editor there is a blue button marked Export use this button to start your export.
The following section is a list of attributes in the render settings node and a description of their functions.
Note: The ms_renderSettings node's attributes are organised in a way that mirrors the internal file structure, so if an attribute seems like its in a strange place there is a good reason. By using Mayaseed you are also learning about appleseed at the same time.
This is where you tell Mayaseed where to export the appleseed scene file and other relevant files to.
This is where you choose the name of your output file, the #
character will be replaced with the frame number padded to 5 characters. So my_scene.#.appleseed
will export as my_scene.00001.appleseed`.
Use this checkbox to convert maya shading networks to textures on export. If a color attribute has a shading network attached Mayaseed will check to see the shading network is a texture node, if not with this option checked Mayaseed will bake the shading network to an exr image.
If this checkbox is checked then Maya will convert and overwrite texture files with every export.
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A Maya scene can contain many environment nodes, here you can select which environment node to use in your export and also create new ones.
Although appleseed can only use one camera at a time it is possible to have more than one included in the scene file, use this checkbox to export all the maya cameras.
Appleseed has two types of cameras: Pinhole and Thinlens, the main difference being that a Thinlens camera can simulate depth of field and the Pinhole cannot. By default Mayaseed will export cameras with depth of field turned off as Pinhole and with depth of field turned on as Thinlens. Use this option to force Mayaseed to export all cameras as Thinlens.
Note: Appleseed uses the concept of Assembles to divide up the scene into smaller components.
With this option checked Mayaseed will export any sets containing geometry as an assembly.
Use this option to turn on double shading in your appleseed scene file. Double shading causes geometry to be rendered on both sides of the shading normal. This can help reduce rendering artifacts especially on low poly geometry with smoothed normals.
Use this attribute to select the camera you would like to export.
Note: If you do not select a camera the export will fail.
This attribute sets the width of the framebuffer.
This attribute sets the height of the framebuffer.
This sets the color space that appleseed will use, the default is sRGB.
Appleseed configurations contain information on the rendering method and quality setting of a render. Appleseed can have an arbitrarily high number of these render settings but must contain at least two, an Interactive Config and a Final config. These configurations control the quality of appleseed's default interactive render and final render. Without checking Export Custom Interactive COnfig or Export Custom Final Config Mayaseed will export a default settings.
Both Interactive Config and Final COnfig have the following attributes.
This drop-down menu currently has two options: Path Tracing and Distributed Ray Tracing. Path tracing is more physically accurate and will compute color bleeding and caustics whereas distributed ray tracing is slower but less accurate.
Use this attribute to set the minimum render samples.
Use this attribute to set the maximum render samples.
Max Ray depth controls the maximum number of bounces that a ray can go through. Higher numbers are more accurate but slower to render.
This attribute controls the number of samples per light.
The ms_environment (environment) node is used to control the environment settings for your export. Right now it could easily be implemented in the render settings node but when environment transformations are implemented in appleseed it will be useful to have the environment node as a separate entity with its own transform node.
Below is a list of the node's attributes and their functions.
This drop down menu contains the different types of environment models that appleseed provides(below).
Use this attribute if you have selected Constant Environment as your model.
Note: only modify the color of this attribute, connecting a shading network will have no effect.
Use this attribute to set the horizon color of the evironment if you have selected Gradient Environment as your model.
Note: only modify the color of this attribute, connecting a shading network will have no effect.
Use this attribute to set the zenith (highest point) color of the environment if you have selected Gradient Environment as your model.
Note: only modify the color of this attribute, connecting a shading network will have no effect
Attach a texture node to this attribute if you have selected Latitude Longitude Map as your environment model. The image should be in latitude longitude format for correct results.
Attach a texture node to this attribute if you have selected Mirror Ball Map as your environment model.
Mayaseed will automatically translate maya shaders as best as possible to appleseed shaders but this often isn't perfect, when automatic shader translation isn't enough you can add a Custom Shader Translation. With an object or shader selected you can Choose Mayaseed -> Add Custom Shader Translationto add some Mayaseed specific attributes to your shader.
Note: Custom shader translation is an experimental feature and is still limited in functionality.
Once you have added a custom shader translation to your shader you will now find three new attributes in the Extra Attributes section of the Shaders attribute editor, the following is a list of the attributes and their functions.
The Mayaseed BSDF drop-down menu lets you choose the BSDF model that Mayaseed will translate your shader to on export. BSDF stands for Bidirectional scattering distribution function and controls how light is reflected off the surface of an object. Although appleseed contains more BSDF options Mayaseed only supports the following BSDF's.
The Mayaseed EDF drop-down menu lets you choose the EDF model that Mayaseed will translate your shader to on export. EDF stands for emittance distribution function and controls how light is emitted from a surface. Mayaseed has the following 2 options available:
The Mayaseed Surface Shader controls how an object is rendered when it is directly visible to the camera. By default this is set to Physical which means that the object will be rendered according to the BSDF, this is usually the most physically accurate setting. Mayaseed has the following options available:
The Mayaseed menu will appear when the plugin is correctly installed, if you cant see it make sure the plugin installed correctly and is enabled.
The following section contains all the items in the Mayaseed menu and their uses.
Use this to create a new instance of the ms_renderSettings node.
Use this to select any ms_renderSettings nodes that exist in the maya scene.
Use this to create a new instance of the ms_environment node.
Use this to select any ms_environment nodes that exist in the maya scene.
With a shader or an object selected use this to add a custom shader translation to a shader, more in the Maya Shaders section of the
Use this to remove a custom shader translation from a Maya shader
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Paine hits out at Stokes for 'cheap shot' at Warner
Brisbane - Australia captain Tim Paine has blasted England all-rounder Ben Stokes for taking a "cheap shot" at David Warner, claiming he was using the controversial opening batsman to spike sales of his new book.
In his book, which is being serialised in a British newspaper, he claims Warner's sledging motivated Stokes during his match-winning heroics in the third Ashes Test this year.
Stokes' incredible unbeaten 135 at Headingley steered England to a record run chase and thrilling one-wicket win to square the five-match series at 1-1.
"He just wouldn't shut up for most of my time out there," Stokes said of Warner, who insists he has reformed and is no longer the brash character who was banned for a year over a ball-tampering scandal.
"I could accept it from just about any other opponent. Truly. Not from him, though," Stokes added.
"The changed man he was adamant he'd become, the one that hardly said boo to a goose and even went as far as claiming he had been re-nicknamed 'Humble' by his Australia team-mates, had disappeared."
Paine disputed the characterisation and was adamant Warner did nothing wrong.
Asked if it was a cheap shot by Stokes, Paine replied: "Oh absolutely.
"I was obviously standing next to David the whole time (at first slip) and you are allowed to talk on the cricket field," he told reporters on Sunday in Brisbane ahead of a Test series against Pakistan.
"But by no means was he abusing him or sledging him.
"It just seems to be a common trend in England that they like to use Davey's name to spike book sales."


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Khairy denies seeking to debate power transition in Parliament
by BY JUSTIN ONGKUALA LUMPUR, Nov 22 — Former Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin said the photograph of a letter he purportedly wrote to propose a parliamentary debate on Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) power transition was fake.
He posted the denial on Facebook and said he did not submit any notice or letter to the Secretary of the House Datuk Roosme Hamzah about the purported debate.
“The action of the impersonators who used my name was most irresponsible and slanderous to my reputation as the member of parliament for Rembau and Barisan Nasional,” he said.
Earlier today, images of the letter purportedly from Khairy to Roosme began circulating online.
The letter dated November 20 stated that Khairy was notifying the House of his intention to submit a motion to discuss the power transition involving the post of the prime minister.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is the prime minister and the ruling coalition has agreed for PKR president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to succeed him.
However, the lack of clarity on when this would happen has allowed conspiracy theories to thrive and views of Malaysia’s political instability to linger.
The issue has also provided PH’s rivals ample fodder with which to pit the ruling coalition’s parties and leaders against one another.
Khairy alluded to this in his post when he said he did not wish to be dragged into the matter.
“I am not involved and have no interest in being involved. The question of succession (while very important) should be settled by Pakatan.
“It has nothing to do with my party or me.”


Sprockets
Study closely the plans of your automaton to figure new possible improvements to speed up its movements.
${value}% Reduced Entrapment Duration
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${value}% Slow Resistance
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Fishing Guild Member Bleaker:
Nice to meet you! I am a Fishing Guild Member Bleaker.
In addition to selling fishing equipment, I also teach various fishing techniques. Ah, and I can take your fish, too. Whatever your fishing needs, you've come to the right place!
Ask how to fish.
Fishing Contest
Learn fishing skill.
Buy/Sell/Refund.
Sell fish.
View information about the local lord and tax rate.
Quest


Atomic Steps
Compound Steps
Transpect Steps
tr:check-styles
tr:epubcheck-idpf
tr:file-uri
tr:patch-svrl
tr:store-debug
tr:unescape-uri
tr:unzip
tr:xslt-mode
User Steps
get JSON
Clear LS
Get LS
Clear Pipeline
Order Pipeline
Save Pipeline
Download Pipeline
Optimize for Editing
Generate debugging info
Preserve Layout
Hide/Show Options:
Meta
Info
Ports
Options
XProc-Pipeline
+


This highlight directive will act against the current day.
In the HTML we have this
%7B%7BInputDayOfWeek%7D%7D
 vm.InputDayOfWeek = "Monday"; }); // adding a directive mashupApp.directive("highlight", function () { return function (scope, element, attrs) { if (scope.day == attrs["highlight"]) { element.css("color", "red"); } } })
This filter takes a number and returns the string representation of the day.
mashupApp.filter("dayName", function() { var dayNames = ["Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday","Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"]; return function (input) { return angular.isNumber(input) ? dayNames[input] : input; }; });Filter usage

 Numeric Day <input style="width: 100px;" class="form-control" type="number" step="1" ng-model="NumericDay" />

 Numeric Day
{ {vm.NumericDay | dayName} }

This is a simple service demonstrating properties and methods.
mashupApp.service("MyService", function () { // This seems like a simple way to provide global data/functions to the application. // I'm not sure that is the intent but seems to be a mechanism for doing it. // The object created inside this service is accessible via "this." // Everythig you place into this. is accessible by modules this service is passed to. this.myProperty1 = "This is my property"; this.myIntegerValue = 5; this.myfunction = function () { return this.myProperty1 + " " + this.myIntegerValue; } this.connectionString = "This could be some connection string passed to the data service."; });Adding the service to your module
mashupApp.controller('exApp1.JSExamples1Controller', function ($log, $location, $http, MyService) {Using the service
// For the service example. vm.myProperty1 = ""; vm.myIntegerValue = 0; vm.myfucntion = ""; vm.connectionString = "" vm.runService = function () { vm.myProperty1 = MyService.myProperty1; vm..myIntegerValue = MyService.myIntegerValue; vm..myfunction = MyService.myfunction(); vm..connectionString = MyService.connectionString; }
Setting a value on the application makes the value available everywhere.
mashupApp.value("environment", "Development");Passing the value to the module
mashupApp.controller('exApp1.JSExamples1Controller', function ($log, $location, $http, MyService, environment) {Using the application value
vm.myEnvironment = ""; vm.getEnvironment = function () { vm.myEnvironment = environment; }
mashupApp.value("environment", "Development");


mpexpand - Markup processor
This manpage describes a processor / converter for manpages in the doctools format as specified in doctools_fmt. The processor is based upon the package doctools.
The processor takes three arguments, namely the code describing which formatting to generate as the output, the file to read the markup from, and the file to write the generated output into. If the infile is "-" the processor will read from stdin. If outfile is "-" the processor will write to stdout.
If the option -module is present its value overrides the internal definition of the module name.
The currently known output formats are
The processor generates *roff output, the standard format for unix manpages.
The processor generates HTML output, for usage in and display by web browsers.
The processor generates TMML output, the Tcl Manpage Markup Language, a derivative of XML.
The processor generates LaTeX output.
The processor generates Wiki markup as understood by wikit.
The processor extracts the information provided by manpage_begin.
The processor does not generate any output.
This command uses mpexpand to generate all possible output formats for all manpages in the current directory. The manpages are recognized through the extension ".man". If -verbose is specified the command will list its actions before executing them.
The module information is passed to mpexpand.
Possible future formats are plain text, pdf and postscript.
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category doctools of the Tcllib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
expander(n), format(n), formatter(n)
Documentation tools
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Migrating from Version 1.x to 2.0
Version 2.0 of the Auth0 OIDC Client has introduced significant changes for iOS and Android applications to add support for Xamarin Forms. To achieve this, references platform-specific constructs, such as UIViewController
(iOS) and Activity
(Android), has been removed. This also means that the way you integrate the Auth0 OIDC Client into your application has changed.
If you have previously used version 1.x of this library in your iOS and Android application, then please refer to the sections below for the changes you need to make to your applications.
Migrating iOS applications
For iOS applications, in Version 1.x, you had to pass an instance of UIViewController
to Auth0ClientOptions
:
_client = new Auth0Client(new Auth0ClientOptions
{
Domain = "YOUR DOMAIN",
ClientId = "YOUR CLIENT ID",
Controller = this
});
In Version 2.0, this is not required anymore as we automatically detect the controller initiating the authentication flow. Removing this dependency also allow developers to more easily use the Auth0 OIDC Client in Xamarin Forms applications.
Update the instantiation of Auth0ClientOptions
to remove the assignment of the Controller
property, which has been removed:
_client = new Auth0Client(new Auth0ClientOptions
{
Domain = "YOUR DOMAIN",
ClientId = "YOUR CLIENT ID"
});
Migrating Android applications
For Android applications, in Version 1.x, you had to pass an instance of the current Activity
to Auth0ClientOptions
:
_client = new Auth0Client(new Auth0ClientOptions
{
Domain = "YOUR DOMAIN",
ClientId = "YOUR CLIENT ID",
Activity = this
});
This was required because the Auth0 OIDC Client called StartActivity on the current Activity
to launch the web browser. With Version 2.0, we are now using the static Application.Context
property to launch the browser activity, so there is no requirement to pass this to Auth0ClientOptions
anymore. Removing this dependency also allow developers to more easily use the Auth0 OIDC Client in Xamarin Forms applications.
Update the instantiation of Auth0ClientOptions
to remove the assignment of the Activity
property, which has been removed:
_client = new Auth0Client(new Auth0ClientOptions
{
Domain = "YOUR DOMAIN",
ClientId = "YOUR CLIENT ID"
});


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Part of what I do in my work is look at a lot of different sources when working on a blog post for ReadWriteWeb. Here is where I will add these links. I’ve gone directly to Delicious in the past but I am finding my own blog is as good a place as any to index the links that I run across.
It’s for my own reference as much for you. Hope you find these links useful.


Illegal Parties in Brooklyn
Sources
By Shervin Abdolhamidi, Class of 2021
Nightlife in New York City has been decimated by the pandemic, and any creative solutions were hampered after Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered bars and social gatherings in New York State to close at 10 p.m., on Nov. 11.
These restrictions have led to a rise in illegal raves around the city—and especially in Brooklyn. Two warehouse parties attended by nearly 1,000 persons were broken up by New York City authorities over Halloween and a 400-person party was shutdown over Thanksgiving weekend.
While Brooklyn has always had a notoriety for illegal raves, NYC Open Data shows a rise in residential noise complaints in 2020, compared to the same period in 2019.
"We have no tolerance for the illegal & reckless endangerment of public health." said Gov. Cuomo, in response to a video released of an illegal party.
The graph below shows which neighborhoods have seen an increase in noise complaints, and by how much.


Week #1
62,800
Week #2
86,200
Weekly
9,500
Visitors
$510k
Sales
Monthly
35,500
Visitors
$5,210k
Sales
Africa
2,100
Visitors
$790k
Sales
Europe
6,500
Visitors
$910k
Sales
Weekly
3,200
Direct
$470k
Online
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Apple Inc 46,540+2.005
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Google Inc8219-4.031
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Yahoo Inc3188+7.652
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Facebook Inc46545+11.82
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Ebay Inc662-5.281
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Amazon Inc27873+7.318
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Microsoft3964-3.091
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Federal Bank10760+4.585
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Nicco Corp260-6.955
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Uflex37095+5.079
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Trivago NV1851+9.555
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Cobham PLC364-8.432
Monthly
29,300
Direct
$7,160k
Online
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890
Pending
185
Reviews
570
Completed
450
Notifications
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Emails
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Comments
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{% extends 'base.html'%} {% import 'macros.html' as macro %}
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Know whats Trending in technology!!
Keep up with the new discoveries in science!
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Who is winning , who is playing it safe?


Master Terry:
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Prescribing Dashboard
Prescribed items per Primary Care Trust (PCT)
total number of practice in a PCT
Infection treatment drug as % of all infection treatments
antibacterials
antifungal
antiviral
antiprotozoal
antihelminics
BNF data per PCT
| Practice | BNF code | BNF name | Items | {% for row in pct_data %}
| {{ row.practice }} | {{ row.BNF_code }} | {{ row.BNF_name }} | {{ row.items }} |
search by name or bnf code
| Practice | BNF code | BNF name | Items | {% for row in search %}
| {{ row.practice }} | {{ row.BNF_code }} | {{ row.BNF_name }} | {{ row.items }} |
Creatinine clearance calculator
Sex of patient:
Age of patient (years):
Weight of patient (kg):
Serum creatinine (micromol/L):
About the prescribing dashboard
Prescribing Dashboard of wenwen
This is a web dashboard using a famous web framework named flask, it provides information about the
prescribing dashboard, illustrating primary care prescription information accrued from general
practioners (GP) in England.
The dashbaord is browser based and includes information on precibing patterns and trends across the
different GP practises, procured from NHS Digital:
The dataset illustrates Practice level prescribing data is a list of all medicines, dressings and
appliances that are prescribed by all practices in England, including GP practices, each month.
The details are as follows:
(1) total number of items prescribed and dispensed, (2) Average ACT Cost
(3) Top prescribed item,
(4) number of unique items
(1) Total Items: Displays the total number of items within the dataset that were prescribed and
dispensed
(2) Average ACT Cost: Displays the aggregated, average ACT (actual) cost of the items
(3) Top prescribed item: Displays the item that was most prescribed within the dataset, additionally
illustrating what % of all prescriptions this mades up
(4) Number of unique items: Displays the total number of unique items that were prescribed within the
dataset
Prescribed items per PCT/CCG items: the number of prescribed items per PCT - primary care trust or CCG
- clincial commisioning group
Infection treatment drug as % of all antimicrobial treatments:Displays the specified infection
treatment drugs including including Antibacterials, Antifungals, Antivirals, Antiprotozoals and
Anthelminicsout as a percentage of the total infection treatments
BNF by PCT: Allows the selection of a PCT which will then display the British National Formulary - BNF
information. this includes practice, code, name and qunatity of the items)
Creatinine Clearance Calculator: This allows for the calculation of the drug creatinine clearance
employing the Cockcroft-Gault Equation - see
https://www.mdcalc.com/creatinine-clearance-cockcroft-gault-equation
The development team: wenwen


I am trying to move up from RMF12 to RFM69. I am failing to get the RFM69 module to work.
Using the following sketch:-
#include <JeeLib.h> #define RF69_COMPAT 0 #define freq RF12_868MHZ#define nodeID 22
#define networkGroup 210 typedef struct {
int A;
int B;
int C;
int D;
}
Payload;
Payload megatx; void setup()
{
Serial.begin(115200); Serial.println();
Serial.println(" Initialize RFM69");
Serial.println(); rf12_initialize(nodeID, freq, networkGroup);
Serial.println("Test");
} void loop() {69 megatx.A = 1234;
megatx.B = 5678;
megatx.C = 9012;
megatx.D = millis(); rf12_sendNow(0, &megatx, sizeof megatx);
rf12_sendWait(2); Serial.println("");
Serial.println(" RFM69 sent OK!");
Serial.print(" Millis ");
Serial.println(millis()); delay(1000);
}
It fails to get to Serial.println("Test"), however if i change to the RMF12 card it runs fine. Any help appreciated.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
Have you tried change " #define RF69_COMPAT 0 " to " #define RF69_COMPAT 1 " to run a rfm69 in rfm12 compatibility mode (ie using the rfm12 jeelib)
Paul
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
"Compatibility" is quite a misnomer. It is only the hardware that is compatible - the physical size and the connections.
The effect of the #define is actually to replace a large chunk of code that is only for the RFM12B with an equally large chunk that is only for the RFM69CW.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
Agreed it isn't the most accurate descriptor but possibly the most concise method of relaying the concept, As I understood it, the RFM69 is effectively run using the rf12 lib in a way that is compatible with existing rfm12 networks rather than it native format, over at jeelabs work has started on a "RF12_COMPAT" so that rfm12's can be run using the packet format and settings native to the rfm69 instead a form of forward compatibility to open up some of the benefits of using a rfm69, so prepare for further confusion!!!
Paul
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
Given that I do not know what I am really doing, but I am using an Mega 2560.
Changing " #define RF69_COMPAT 0 " to " #define RF69_COMPAT 1 " made no difference as did using " #define RF12_COMPAT 0 " or " #define RF12_COMPAT 1 "
However if I move the IRQ pin from Pin 2 to Pin 3 the script runs as far as
and then stalls. ie not sending.
Any ideas?
Tony
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
You never mentioned your hardware! That makes a difference - if you don't say, we assume the latest emonTx. Would a guess that you are using the emonTx Shield be correct?
Have you re-introduced the naming conflict with "freq"? You had that problem 15 months ago. Try changing it to "FREQ" or "RF_FREQ".
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
I am sorry, but I am using a JeeLabs RFM12B board and am trying to upgrade to their RFM69CW board. The RFM12B board has been working fine fo some months, but I want to increase the range.
Thank you for pointing this out my "freq" error. Unfortunately this does not solve my problem.
Tony.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
Paul,
Yes, the message format too is compatible with the JeeLib RFM12B message format, but I had trouble with the RFM69CW and a payload longer than 60 bytes (6 short of the advertised maximum).
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
Tony, your next step is to carefully compare the spec for the two boards, then check the '69 board (interrupts, pins, etc) against the Arduino board that you're actually using, looking especially hard where the differences are between the two JeeLabs boards (if any). Some Arduino boards have differences where "features" have been added that introduce a conflict. Google should be your friend here.
It isn't a power supply problem? The '69 takes a lot more current to transmit at maximum power.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
Which JeeLabs board(s) are you using? from what I read on JeeLabs site the difference between their rfm12 and rfm69 variants of the same boards is just the rfm module itself, much like the RFM2Pi's rfm12 and rfm69 versions. So the same firmware with " #define RF69_COMPAT 0 " changed to " #define RF69_COMPAT 1 " should work if the rfm12 version worked ok. changing the IRQ should not change anything if only the rfm module has changed.
Did you make any other changes? are you certain you have the same sketch you used previously?
Robert - I read that somewhere about the 60byte max on the rfm69 but cannot find it now.
Paul
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
"Robert - I read that somewhere about the 60byte max on the rfm69 but cannot find it now."
The checksum fails - why I didn't follow up, as it's unlikely anyone will need to send that much data. JeeLabs know about it, and it's in a comment in the 3-phase sketch. That might be where you saw it.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
@pb66 is correct - the currently shipping JeeLabs RFM12B and RFM69CW boards use the same PCB layout and components, the only difference is which RF module gets populated.
Both builds of the driver (as selected by the #define RF69_COMPAT value) set the default Tx power to maximum. Not surprisingly, the current required from the 3.3V rail is higher (~45mA) for the 69CW versus the 12B. Is the add on board 3.3V rail derived by using the PCB mounted LDO, fed with a stiff 5V supply? IIRC, the 2560 3.3V supply is limited to ~50mA total.
If that checks out, I would look closely at the interrupt world - note that you should have the right pin since the wiring has not changed from the working RFM12B case, but unconventionally, the interrupt sense is now inverted i.e. attention is requested by a low to high transition on the designated IRQ pin.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
I can confirm that there is no physical difference between the two boards except for the rf module.
The Arduino boad is supplied from a 600ma 9v supply and the module is picking up the 5v supply. There is no change in voltage on the 5 volt line between either of the boards.
Using the script I first posted works with #define RF69_COMPAT 0 with the RFM12B board - it still works with the RFM12B if I comment out the line. It stalls if I set RF69_COMPAT 1. I have moved #define RF69_COMPAT 0 to the first line of the script as mentioned in JeeLib.h
With the RMF69CW it stalls on all versions of the script at ,< rf12_initialize.. >
Thanks for your help.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
It's always possible that you have a bad RFM69CW or board.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
I think you may be right, although I brought two and they both behave the same. (Bad batch?)
Thank you for your help.
Tony.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
It's funny how differently people see the same thing, although not conclusive either way I would of said the odds of seeing 2 faulty units was pretty slim and be inclined to think the opposite :-)
Speaking of opposites, can you check the orientation of the rfm boards? as the rfm69 "looks" upsidedown compared to the rfm12 when installed correctly as the chip and the crystal occupy opposite sides/ends. If you look at the "Identifying different Radio Modules" guide by Robert, the modules are all pictured with pin1 top left, the first 2 rfm69 pics show thw xtal on the left of the chip but the remaining 3 rfm12 pics show the xtal on the right of the chip.
Did you buy them as complete boards?
Paul
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
Try comparing your sketch against the equivalent emonTx Shield sketch. If there's a difference that can't be explained by hardware differences, that's got to be looked at closer.
Re: RFM12 to RFM69
Thank you, but the orientation of the boards was my first trauma when assembling the boards.
I am just stumped by the fact that the RFM12M works as expected but the RFM69CW doesn't. Further I cannot see any difference between the two.
Jeelabs have contacted me so I am hoping they can see something.


Exception Handling¶
Click internally uses exceptions to signal various error conditions that the user of the application might have caused. Primarily this is things like incorrect usage.
Where are Errors Handled?¶
Click’s main error handling is happening in BaseCommand.main()
. In
there it handles all subclasses of ClickException
as well as the
standard EOFError
and KeyboardInterrupt
exceptions. The
latter are internally translated into a Abort
.
The logic applied is the following:
- If an
EOFError
orKeyboardInterrupt
happens, reraise it asAbort
. - If an
ClickException
is raised, invoke theClickException.show()
method on it to display it and then exit the program withClickException.exit_code
. - If an
Abort
exception is raised print the stringAborted!
to standard error and exit the program with exit code1
. - if it goes through well, exit the program with exit code
0
.
What if I don’t want that?¶
Generally you always have the option to invoke the invoke()
method
yourself. For instance if you have a Command
you can invoke it
manually like this:
ctx = command.make_context('command-name', ['args', 'go', 'here'])
with ctx:
result = command.invoke(ctx)
In this case exceptions will not be handled at all and bubbled up as you would expect.
Starting with Click 3.0 you can also use the Command.main()
method
but disable the standalone mode which will do two things: disable
exception handling and disable the implicit sys.exit()
at the end.
So you can do something like this:
command.main(['command-name', 'args', 'go', 'here'],
standalone_mode=False)
Which Exceptions Exist?¶
Click has two exception bases: ClickException
which is raised for
all exceptions that Click wants to signal to the user and Abort
which is used to instruct Click to abort the execution.
A ClickException
has a show()
method which
can render an error message to stderr or the given file object. If you
want to use the exception yourself for doing something check the API docs
about what else they provide.
The following common subclasses exist:
UsageError
to inform the user that something went wrong.BadParameter
to inform the user that something went wrong with a specific parameter. These are often handled internally in Click and augmented with extra information if possible. For instance if those are raised from a callback Click will automatically augment it with the parameter name if possible.FileError
this is an error that is raised by theFileType
if Click encounters issues opening the file.


If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything
Me...
Hello, my name is Marco
I work as Software Engineer with specialisation in middleware environment and Linux Operating Systems.
I love OpenSource with the "everywhere" community concept.
Maybe something I'm working on today could contribute to change the world tomorrow (or destroy it)...


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| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32 bit Mode Support | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EVEX.128.66.0F38.W1 4E /r VRSQRT14PD xmm1 {k1}{z}, xmm2/m128/m64bcst | A | V/V | AVX512VL AVX512F | Computes the approximate reciprocal square roots of the packed double-precision floating-point values in xmm2/m128/m64bcst and stores the results in xmm1. Under writemask. |
| EVEX.256.66.0F38.W1 4E /r VRSQRT14PD ymm1 {k1}{z}, ymm2/m256/m64bcst | A | V/V | AVX512VL AVX512F | Computes the approximate reciprocal square roots of the packed double-precision floating-point values in ymm2/m256/m64bcst and stores the results in ymm1. Under writemask. |
| EVEX.512.66.0F38.W1 4E /r VRSQRT14PD zmm1 {k1}{z}, zmm2/m512/m64bcst | A | V/V | AVX512F | Computes the approximate reciprocal square roots of the packed double-precision floating-point values in zmm2/m512/m64bcst and stores the results in zmm1 under writemask. |
| Op/En | Tuple Type | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| A | Full | ModRM:reg (w) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA | NA |
This instruction performs a SIMD computation of the approximate reciprocals of the square roots of the eight packed double-precision floating-point values in the source operand (the second operand) and stores the packed double-precision floating-point results in the destination operand (the first operand) according to the writemask. The maximum relative error for this approximation is less than 2-14.
EVEX.512 encoded version: The source operand can be a ZMM register, a 512-bit memory location, or a 512-bit vector broadcasted from a 64-bit memory location. The destination operand is a ZMM register, conditionally updated using writemask k1.
EVEX.256 encoded version: The source operand is a YMM register, a 256-bit memory location, or a 256-bit vector broadcasted from a 64-bit memory location. The destination operand is a YMM register, conditionally updated using writemask k1.
EVEX.128 encoded version: The source operand is a XMM register, a 128-bit memory location, or a 128-bit vector broadcasted from a 64-bit memory location. The destination operand is a XMM register, conditionally updated using writemask k1.
The VRSQRT14PD instruction is not affected by the rounding control bits in the MXCSR register. When a source value is a 0.0, an ∞ with the sign of the source value is returned. When the source operand is an +∞ then +ZERO value is returned. A denormal source value is treated as zero only if DAZ bit is set in MXCSR. Otherwise it is treated correctly and performs the approximation with the specified masked response. When a source value is a negative value (other than 0.0) a floating-point QNaN_indefinite is returned. When a source value is an SNaN or QNaN, the SNaN is converted to a QNaN or the source QNaN is returned.
MXCSR exception flags are not affected by this instruction and floating-point exceptions are not reported.
Note: EVEX.vvvv is reserved and must be 1111b, otherwise instructions will #UD.
(KL, VL) = (2, 128), (4, 256), (8, 512) FOR j←0 TO KL-1 i←j * 64 IF k1[j] OR *no writemask* THEN IF (EVEX.b = 1) AND (SRC *is memory*) THEN DEST[i+63:i]←APPROXIMATE(1.0/ SQRT(SRC[63:0])); ELSE DEST[i+63:i]←APPROXIMATE(1.0/ SQRT(SRC[i+63:i])); FI; ELSE IF *merging-masking* ; merging-masking THEN *DEST[i+63:i] remains unchanged* ELSE ; zeroing-masking DEST[i+63:i] ← 0 FI; FI; ENDFOR; DEST[MAXVL-1:VL] ← 0
| Input value | Result value | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Any denormal | Normal | Cannot generate overflow |
| X = 2-2n | 2n | |
| X<0 | QNaN_Indefinite | Including -INF |
| X = -0 | -INF | |
| X = +0 | +INF | |
| X = +INF | +0 |
VRSQRT14PD __m512d _mm512_rsqrt14_pd( __m512d a);
VRSQRT14PD __m512d _mm512_mask_rsqrt14_pd(__m512d s, __mmask8 k, __m512d a);
VRSQRT14PD __m512d _mm512_maskz_rsqrt14_pd( __mmask8 k, __m512d a);
VRSQRT14PD __m256d _mm256_rsqrt14_pd( __m256d a);
VRSQRT14PD __m256d _mm512_mask_rsqrt14_pd(__m256d s, __mmask8 k, __m256d a);
VRSQRT14PD __m256d _mm512_maskz_rsqrt14_pd( __mmask8 k, __m256d a);
VRSQRT14PD __m128d _mm_rsqrt14_pd( __m128d a);
VRSQRT14PD __m128d _mm_mask_rsqrt14_pd(__m128d s, __mmask8 k, __m128d a);
VRSQRT14PD __m128d _mm_maskz_rsqrt14_pd( __mmask8 k, __m128d a);
None
See Exceptions Type E4.


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[No Spoilers below]
I don't consider myself someone who's hung up on Star Trek continuity; given a clever story device in a Star Trek film that contradicts some element of Trek continuity, I'll usually swallow the plot device with nary a rumbling. However, I do think that the characters of the Enterprise crew, and to a lesser extent, the "Star Trek Universe," are important elements of these films. Plots and dialog that compromise these characters and elements degrade the picture's quality; after all, if you've got a good enough story, but the Enterprise characters just don't fit it, then do it as a non-Trek story.
So, what's there to say about STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER? As a story, it's lackluster -- below average by even the STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION series quality average. On the flip side, as a showcase for the Trek characters, it's (generally) awful; there are scenes that literally made me grind my teeth. Certainly some of this might be laid at the door of aging actors, but the vast majority seem to be due to an over-all attempt to inject humor into the story at every point. Previous Trek stories have either tried for more dramatic stories, with comedy relief being just that, well-timed relief; or STAR TREK IV, which was a lighter story, handled with a lighter touch -- Leonard Nimoy's. In THE FINAL FRONTIER, it seems that director William Shatner was trying for an Indy Jones humor/action mixture. Instead it tends to look like Kirk, Spock and McCoy look more like the Ghostbusters -- or more accurately, the Three Stooges. Pratfalls, malfunctioning gadgets (Don Adams would have felt right at home on the new Enterprise), and the packing off of the Trek second-level characters to either walk-on spear-carrying roles (or, in the case of Uhura, much worse), all combined to make a film that was below the waterline throughout. I saw STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan the other night on the tube, and while that's arguably the best of the series, it shows how a good script can add to a character without giving them a lot of screen time.
Before the spoiler comments, one point: I've heard, of course, how much money was spent to pay the regular's salaries this time around. From the looks of this film, the budget on the film must have been tight in the first place, because the cheapness of the sets and the paucity of many of the special effects gave me the impression that Peter was borrowed from to pay Paul, not to mention Bill, De and Leonard. There are scenes when several of the characters are climbing through parts of the Enterprise, and their weight on the ladders cause the bulkheads to come off the side of the walls! God only knows how far 23rd Century aluminum siding has come...
In summary, if you're a Trek person, you'll probably want to see it anyway; my advice -- wait until you can watch it for one or two dollars. For those of you who only liked the last film, or perhaps WRATH OF KHAN -- skip it. There are better films out there. (Not many, but some.)
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A few specific comments:
Did Spock's brother remind anyone of Leo Buscaglia with ears? "Everybody hug!"
I have to agree with the question posed by others -- what happened to David Warner's part? Was the role any larger in the novelization? The budget crunch seemed to hit the casting department, as well; there were a lot of extras, but not many other actors, and those that were there seemed almost a homage to some of the stars. No, not Harve Bennett as the Supreme Starfleet Guy-Behind-The-Desk, but Shatner's daughter -- and I must assume that whoever played the Romulan ambassador was sleeping with someone influential, because she wasn't picked to play a Romulan. 1/2 :-) My guess: Shatner, for the way she goes cries out "Oooh!" when she sees him threatened on the viewscreen. Must be one of those sheltered Romulans.... :-)
Again, the state of the sets. The scene I referred to above was the climb up the shaft. If you see this film again (God forbid), check out the scene where Shatner climbs up and the walls bend inwards. Kirk apparently has an abnormal specific gravity...
In the acting department, Kelley bothers me the most, as he seems to be hamming it up for the back rows of the theater; subtlety is escaping him more and more in his performances as McCoy. As a character, I thought Kirk suffers the most here. Anyone notice the Imperial motif that Kirk carries around him? First there was Kirk's nautical quarters; and I couldn't decide whether the two crewmen who carry the stairs that go up to Kirk's shuttlecraft were due to a) bad writing, b) the Enterprise malfunctioning motif, c) more problems with budgets, or d) "All Hail Flash Kirk, Savior of the Universe!" Other complaints: Sulu and Chekov playing the Hardy Boys for laughs, poor writing for Scotty, and of course, Uhura's fan dance. (The single worst part of the entire film.)
Good points: I did like a few of the more mythic moments, such as Kirk's "I'll die alone," and his comment about losing his brother (I thought he meant Sam), and then getting him back. (Nice double-play.) Also, most of the Spock or Spock/Kirk lines jokes worked well. ("Please, Captain... not in front of the Klingons.") But a good time was not had by all, not by a long shot.
All I can say is, "This looks like a job for... Leonard Nimoy!" (Or maybe Nicholas Meyer.)
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Bronte manuscript sells for 780,000 euros at Paris auction
Written when the author was 14, the book will now be retutned to a musuem in her hometown of Haworth, West Yorkshire.
A miniature book written by Charlotte Bronte while a teenager was bought at auction in Paris on Monday for 780,000 euros ($862,446.00) by a museum in the United Kingdom whose bid was boosted by an appeal from British actress Judi Dench.
Bronte wrote the unpublished manuscript, which is no larger than a matchbox, in 1830 at the age of 14. It was bought by the Bronte Parsonage Museum which is based at Bronte's childhood home in Haworth, West Yorkshire.
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Dench, the doyenne of British theatre and film and honorary president of the Bronte Society, had urged the public to help bring the "little book home to Haworth" by donating money.
The manuscript, filled with over 4,000 tiny written words on paper stitched into a brown paper cover, had only come up for auction once before, eight years ago. On that occasion, it slipped through the museum's grasp and into a private collection.
"It has rarely been seen since," the Bronte Parsonage Museum wrote on its Crowdfunder page in advance of the sale.
The manuscript is made up of stories with characters from "Glass Town", an imaginary world invented by Bronte and her sisters Emily and Anne.
The museum raised 84,892 pounds in public donations, exceeding the target it had set. That supplemented a fund it already raised from other sources to bid for the manuscript, which is one in a sequence of six little books written by Bronte.
Five are known to survive, of which all the others are already held by the museum.


shadow(color, blur=10, offset=(5,5))
Sets a global drop-shadow style for drawing primitives. The color
argument can be a single value, or a tuple containing valid args for the color() command. The optional blur
argument controls the sharpness of the shadowed region.
The offset
arg, if specified, sets the relative position of the shadow. It can be either a single number (with positive values corresponding to down/right and negative to up/left) or a 2-tuple with separate x & y offsets. If the offset is omitted, it will default to the same value as the blur
.
Calling shadow() affects the global state. Any subsquent drawing operations will include a drop-shadow until you call noshadow() or shadow(None)
to disable the effect.
When used as part of a with
statement, the shadow() command's effects will be limited to drawing commands within the block. In addition, the shadow will be applied to drawing operations as a ‘layer’ rather than to the individual graphics objects.
# draw each rect with its own dropshadow pen(5, fill='#08a', stroke='#eee') shadow('#999', blur=6, offset=4) rect(60,10, 50,50) rect(10,10, 50,50) rect(35,35, 50,50, fill=None)
# draw a single dropshadow for the entire layer pen(5, fill='#08a', stroke='#eee') with shadow('#999', blur=6, offset=4): rect(60,10, 50,50) rect(10,10, 50,50) rect(35,35, 50,50, fill=None)
with shadow('green'): poly(30,30, 15) with shadow(('black',.5), blur=5): poly(90,30, 15) with shadow('red', blur=0, offset=(5,10)): poly(30,90, 15) with shadow('blue', blur=20, offset=0): poly(90,90, 15)


Update adds plenty, including ARM laptop support
Linux Kernel 5.4 Released, This is What’s New
by By Joey SneddonThe new Linux 5.4 kernel brings a raft of notable changes and improvements to the fore, just like every kernel release does.
Linux Founder Linus Torvalds announced the Linux 5.4 release on the Linux Kernel Mailing List (lkml) saying: “Not a lot happened this last week, which is just how I like it.”
With 5.4 out the merge window for Linux 5.5 is now open. But Linus cautions that the American tradition of Thanksgiving may get in the way.
But what are the changes in this latest kernel update? Read on for a summary of key Linux 5.4 features and changes.
Linux 5.4 Features
The headline addition in Linux 5.4 is a new kernel lockdown mode that aims to improve the separation of UID 0 (aka root) and the kernel.
The feature, implemented as a Linux Security Module, isn’t enabled by default but can be configured (with the understanding that anything relying on low-level access (be it hardware or the kernel) may be impacted.
Elsewhere, there’s ample dose of AMD related additions. This includes support for AMD Navi 12 and 14 GPUs, AMD Arcturus graphics cards, and the AMD Dali APU and AMD 2020 APU platforms.
Linux 5.4 also introduces (early) support for Intel Tiger Lake hardware and improves display colour management under the Nouveau open source driver.
ARM fans will appreciate the inclusion of mainline Linux support for the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855‘s reference board. Sadly, no products using this particular chipset are currently supported, but a solid foundation towards that ability is now in place.
A bunch of ARM-based laptops running the Snapdragon 835 SoC are supported by Linux 5.4, including the ASUS NovaGo, HP Envy X2 and the Lenovo Miix 630.
Support for the Lenovo Yoga C360, based on the Snapdragon 850 SoC, also features.
Staying with Snapdragon, Linux 5.4 adds mainline support for phones based on the Snapdragon 410. This includes devices like the Samsung Galaxy A3 and A5 — though don’t expect to see desktop Linux distributions running on them just yet.
Improvements to the way cryptographic keys are added, removed and/or derived in fscrypt
, the encryption API used in ext4
/f2fs
/ubifs
file system encryption help improve security.
Also on the file system front, there’s optional case-insensitive file and folder handling available in f2fs
.
Other Linux 5.4 changes:
- Faster large directory modifications on XFS
- exFAT drivers in staging
- VirtIO-FS merged for improved VM folder sharing
- AMD Ryzen 3000 temperature reporting
- Support for RTL8125 network device
- RK3288 VP8 decoding
- ASpeed AST2600 (server management processor) support
- Support for Intel Ice Lake Thunderbolt
- Power management tweaks, inc. Intel TCC thermal offset
- Sound Open Firmware improvements
Among the devices, peripherals and hardware that should “just work” with the Linux 5.4 kernel:
- MobileStudio Pro 13 graphic tablet
- Logitech G700(s) receivers
- Logitech Lightspeed receiver
- Creative SB0540 IR receivers
- Smart Tech touchscreen panel
- Mygica T230C TV tuner
- OLPC-XO
You can learn even more about this kernel version over the terrific Kernel Newbies wiki.
Install Linux 5.4 on Ubuntu?
All of the improvements listed above probably have you wondering about how to install Linux 5.4 on your system.
Generally speaking you should always. wait for your distribution to package and distribute this kernel release.
But most Linux distros do not issue new kernel releases as a regular update; they’re held over for new releases.
Ubuntu 20.04, due in April, will include a kernel version later than 5.4 (and that kernel update should find its way back to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS through the Hardware Enablement Stack).
You can install a mainline kernel on Ubuntu, Linux Mint and other Linux distributions but it is not recommended.
If want to ignore that caution and do it any way you can find the relevant kernel downloads in this Ubuntu repo (though they have NOT been tested or checked for stability).