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The Kaitai Struct runtime for PHP requires PHP >= 7.0 and can be used in two different ways:
1) As part of Kaitai Struct (recommended approach)
2) Independently as Composer’s library (not recommended approach)
The first approach is recommended as the second one is considered for internal usage in Kaitai Struct PHP Runtime and its API can be changed. The first approach is similar to how other runtimes are supposed to be used.
1. Usage as part of Kaitai Struct (recommended approach)
mkdir kaitai-test
cd kaitai-test
#######################################################################################
# Download Kaitai Struct Compiler, link can be found at https://kaitai.io/#download page
curl -OL https://bintray.com/artifact/download/kaitai-io/universal/0.10/kaitai-struct-compiler-0.10.zip
unzip kaitai-struct-compiler-0.10.zip
cd kaitai-struct-compiler-0.10
###############
# Check version
bin/kaitai-struct-compiler --version
# Shows kaitai-struct-compiler 0.10
################################################
# Download and compile ELF file format - elf.ksy
curl -OL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_formats/master/executable/elf.ksy
bin/kaitai-struct-compiler --target php --outdir my-elf-parser --php-namespace 'My\Parser' elf.ksy
#################################
# Check the result of compilation
ls my-elf-parser
# Shows Elf.php
########################
# Use the generated file
cd my-elf-parser
# Install PHP runtime
cat <<'OUT' > composer.json
{
"minimum-stability": "dev",
"require": {
"kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_php_runtime": "dev-master"
},
"repositories": [
{
"type": "vcs",
"url": "git@github.com:kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_php_runtime.git"
}
]
}
OUT
composer install
# E.g. of usage
cat <<'OUT' > elf-parser.php
<?php
// Include Kaitai Struct PHP Runtime.
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
// Include the generated classes.
require __DIR__ . '/Elf.php';
// Note: the same namespace is used as was used in command line (--php-namespace option).
$elfFile = \My\Parser\Elf::fromFile('/usr/bin/bash');
$entryPoint = $elfFile->header()->entryPoint();
echo "Entry point 0x" . dechex($entryPoint) . " (as int: $entryPoint)";
OUT
php elf-parser.php
# Shows "Entry point 0x41b6e0 (as int: 4306656)"
2. Independent usage as Composer’s library (not recommended approach)
# Create composer.json
cat <<'OUT' > composer.json
{
"minimum-stability": "dev",
"require": {
"kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_php_runtime": "dev-master"
},
"repositories": [
{
"type": "vcs",
"url": "git@github.com:kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_php_runtime.git"
}
]
}
OUT
# Install the library
composer install --prefer-source --no-dev
# Usage example
cat <<'OUT' > bash-ep.php
<?php
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
$binStream = new \Kaitai\Struct\Stream(fopen('/usr/bin/bash', 'rb'));
$binStream->seek(5);
$endianness = $binStream->readS1();
$binStream->seek(24);
if ($endianness === 1) {
// Read on little-endian machine
$entryPoint = $binStream->readU8le();
} else {
// Read on bin-endian machine
$entryPoint = $binStream->readU8be();
}
echo "Entry point 0x" . dechex($entryPoint) . " (as int: $entryPoint)";
OUT
php bash-ep.php
# Shows "Entry point 0x41b6e0 (as int: 4306656)"


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"Villainy wears many masks, none of which are more dangerous than virtue." Ichabod Crane, SLEEPY HOLLOW
RATING: 9/10
Imagine: Sherelock Holmes encounters a mystery, where murder and other unexplained events are caused by no human, but truly a supernatural force. "Sleepy Hollow" begins in New York. The year is 1799. The new millenium is right around the corner and the progress of science and technology has no limits. The virtuous constable Ichobod Crane (Johnny Depp ), reflects that mentality and stands as a symbol for the upcoming era, a man ahead of his time in his belief in scientific evidence and forensics, at the dawn of a new century of enlightenment -- a sophisticated and moral man, who has chosen the police work of noble and even poetic reasons.  His scientific inventions and humanistic attitude has become a problem for his superiors. He is therefore sent to investigate an ancient and unsolved mystery. A row of bizarre murders in an isolated village, called Sleepy Hollow, where victims have been found in the woods..decapitated. As Ichobod nobly accepts this task, he finds himself in a completely different world, a parallel universe, where logic doesn't exist and science can't help. The frightened villagers reveal the shocking truth of a demon, a headless horseman that haunts the woods. Determined to discover the "true identity of the assassin", and paying no attention to the warnings, he continues to investigate, using his scientific inventions. While heads continue to fly, Crane experiences frightening childhood visions of his own, remembering things he wanted to forget. His science and technology, on which he depended on, show no results, and all he believed in, slowly fades away.  Ichobod continues to blindly trust in logic and reason, until he goes into the dark woods and sees the demon for himself..
Andrew Kevin Walker ("Se7en" ) and Kevin Yagher have both done a great job, transforming Washington Irving's primitive ghost story ("The Legend of Sleepy Hollow") into a likable film. But it is director Tim Burton that has made it into a memorable experience. He has created a staggering and beautiful magical world, which is nothing less than a visual feast. This is simply the most beautiful and visually enchanting film since Francis Ford Copolla's Dracula. This being the case, it is not hard to guess that the visual power of this film overshadows the acting, which by the way is surprisingly convincing. Johnny Depp is fabulous as the confused scientist. A delightful and fresh performance, combining high humor with some serious psychological themes. Christina Ricci is solid but a little less impressive than she has been of late, but she gracefully floats in her role as a clean, kind hearted white witch who captures Ichabod's heart -- an untamed, free spirit of the wild. Ichobod and Katrina are completely different souls, completing each other with their opposites. Their love story is one of the key elements in the film, but it is the personal evolution of Ichobod Crane that is its heart. And as the story progresses, we learn more about him and his past. He is a man blinded by science and naively believing in technology, reason, logic and simple explanations. Although he would like to think otherwise, his vision is rather limited and primitive. As he enters this strange parallel universe, he doesn't know what to do, how to react or how to explain the events happening around him. This, his aristocratic origin, dry wit and emotional inexperience serves both as terrifying horror, philosophical thoughts and comic relief. Caught between dream and reality, he takes a step into another world and another life...
Like "Don Quixote", "Sleepy Hollow" is a bittersweet parable about the perils of the imagination as it's affected by reading or hearing stories. Like Copolla's Dracula, this is a surreal filmatic experience -- a fairytale vision. Sleepy Hollow is a place lost in time, somewhere between dream and reality. There's no one that can copy Burton in his work. His exceptional visual imagination allows him to create wonders on virtually every shot. There's something undeniably touching about such unreasonable passion and devotion, and I suppose some of the same sort of piety can be found in Sleepy Hollow. All his movies have the fervent fanaticism of a cult taste projected into the mainstream with affection as well as confidence. He creates a dark and moody atmosphere of contrasts and symbolism. Seeking balance, Burton paints a landscape of extreme contrasts, purely good and evil; the man of science, that keeps his feet on the ground, and the woman of nature, a wild spirit that flows with the wind, are set against the landscape, which is a reflection of mood and atmosphere -- and what a magical landscape it is! The only problem is that the film gets rather unfocused after the all-too-traditional climax, where evil is unmasked and good prevail. But then again, this is a fairytale.
Sleepy Hollow presents a magical art direction, enchanting cinematography, moody musical score and some fabulous visual effects--a ravishing visual experience, and an entertaining and interesting detective story, with the right dose of horror, romance and humor. This film is a thrilling ride back to the turn of the 19th century.
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model = keras.Sequential()
Fully Connected Hidden Layer
model.add(Dense(units=50, input_dim=3))
Softmax Output Layer
model.add(Dense(units=3, activation='softmax'))
https://www.tensorflow.org/api_docs/python/tf/keras/layers
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The loss to be minimized is calculated from the difference between the softmax output and the known true category
model.compile(loss='sparse_categorical_crossentropy',
optimizer='adam',
metrics=['accuracy'])
https://machinelearningmastery.com/adam-optimization-algorithm-for-deep-learning/
Optimal values of weights (+biases) for all neurons
model.summary()
_________________________________________________________________
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Layer (type) Output Shape Param #
=================================================================
hidden1 (Dense) (None, 50) 200
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softmax (Dense) (None, 3) 153
=================================================================
Total params: 353
Trainable params: 353
Non-trainable params: 0
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Training Score
Test Score
Training and test scores clearly divert
deep network, sharp surface, many solutions
residual shortcuts, smooth surface, naturally converging
ResNet Architecture having 56 layers
https://github.com/tomgoldstein/loss-landscape#visualizing-3d-loss-surface
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less hidden layers, less neurons per layer
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Original model
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Klopp tells UEFA seminar that VAR must improve
Lausanne - The day after Liverpool beat Manchester City in a crunch match where VAR decisions were hotly disputed, the Premier League leader's coach Jurgen Klopp and other top football figures have suggested improvement is needed to the fledgling system.
Klopp, his City opposite number Pep Guardiola, Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane, and Thomas Tuchel of Paris Saint-Germain all attended the UEFA coaches forum in Nyon, Switzerland on Monday, where the VAR (Video Assistant Referee) system was a hot topic.
"It is clear it's a process where they have to keep on improving," Klopp said.
"It can be improved, a lot of things have to be done by human beings and we are not 100 percent (either).
"There is space for some mistakes, nobody asks for perfection, just to have the right decision, that's all."
His comments were made a day after the marquee game of the Premier League season so far saw a controversial VAR call after six minutes when City could easily have had a penalty when the ball ricocheted around the Liverpool area and hit the Reds' defender Trent Alexander-Arnold on the arm.
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"There are points which need to be fine-tuned, but you have to look at the positive points that VAR brings," he said.


Scene 2
Don Bernard’s house.
Enter Leonora.
LEON.
- I’ve hoped to th’ latest minute hope can give:
- He will not come: h’as not receiv’d my letter:
- May be, some other view has from our home
- Repeal’d his chang’d eye: for what business can
- Excuse a tardiness thus willfull? None.
- Well then, it is not business.—Oh! That letter,—
- I say, is not deliver’d; or he’s sick;
- Or, O suggestion, wherefore wilt thou fright me?
- Julio does to Henriquez on mere purpose,
- On plotted purpose, yield me up; and he
- Hath chose another mistress. All presumptions
- Make pow’rful to this point: his own protraction,
- Henriquez left behind;—that strain lack’d jealousy,
- Therefore lack’d love. So sure as life shall empty
- It self in death, this new surmise of mine
- Is a bold certainty. ’Tis plain, and obvious,
- Henriquez would not, durst not, thus infringe
- The law of friendship; thus provoke a man,
- That bears a sword, and wears his flag of youth
- As fresh as he: he durst not: ’tis contrivance,
- Gross-dawbing ’twixt them both. But I’m o’erheard.
Going.
LEON.
Enter Julio, disguised.
JUL.
- Stay, Leonora; has this outward veil
- Quite lost me to thy knowledge?
- O my Julio!
- Thy presence ends the stern debate of doubt,
- And cures me of a thousand heartsick fears,
- Sprung from thy absence: yet awakes a train
- Of other sleeping terrors. Do you weep?
- No, Leonora; when I weep, it must be
- The substance of mine eye. Would I could weep;
- For then mine eye would drop upon my heart,
- And ’suage the fire there.
 First, welcome heartily;
- Welcome to th’ ending of my last good hour:
- Now summer bliss and gawdy days are gone,
- My lease in ’em ’s expir’d.
- Not so, Leonora.
- Yes, Julio, yes; an everlasting storm
- Is come upon me, which I can’t bear out.
- I cannot stay much talk; we have lost leisure;
- And thus it is: your absence hath giv’n breeding
- To what my letter hath declar’d, and is
- This instant on th’ effecting, hark!
-
Flourish within.
- The music
- Is now on tuning, which must celebrate
- This bus’ness so discordant. Tell me then,
- What you will do.
- I know not what: advise me.

- O! Take heed: his death
- Betters our cause no whit. No killing, Julio.
- My blood stands still; and all my faculties
- Are by enchantment dull’d. You gracious pow’rs,
- The guardians of sworn faith, and suff’ring virtue,
- Inspire prevention of this dreaded mischief!
- This moment is our own; let’s use it, love,
- And fly o’th’ instant from this house of woe.
- Alas! Impossible: my steps are watch’d;
- There’s no escape for me. You must stay too.
- What! Stay, and see thee ravish’d from my arms?
- I’ll force thy passage. Wear I not a sword?
- Ne’er on man’s thigh rode better. If I suffer
- The traitor play his part; if I not do
- Manhood and justice, honor; let me be deem’d
- A tame, pale, coward, whom the night owl’s hoot
- May turn to aspen leaf: some man take this,
- Give me a distaff for it.
- Patience, Julio;
- And trust to me: I have fore-thought the means
- To disappoint these nuptials.
-
Music within.
LEON.
- Hark! Again;
- These are the bells knoll for us. See, the lights
- Move this way, Julio. Quick, behind yon arras,
- And take thy secret stand. Dispute it not;
- I have my reasons, you anon shall know them:
- There you may mark the passages of the night.
- Yet, more:—I charge you by the dearest ties,
- Whate’er you see, or hear, whate’er shall hap,
- In your concealment rest a silent statue.
- Nay, hide thee straight,—or, see, I’m arm’d and vow
-
Shews a dagger.
LEON.
- To fall a bleeding sacrifice before thee.
-
Thrusts him out, to the arras.
LEON.
- I dare not tell thee of my purpose, Julio,
- Lest it should wrap thee in such agonies,
- Which my love could not look on.
Scene opens to a large hall: an altar prepared with tapers.
Enter at one door servants with lights, Henriquez, Don Bernard, and Churchman. At another, Ladies Attending on Leonora.
HENR.
D. BERN.
CHURCH.
LADIES.
Henriquez runs to her.
HENR.
LEON.
- Why, Leonora, wilt thou with this gloom
- Darken my triumph; suff’ring discontent,
- And wan displeasure, to subdue that cheek
- Where love should sit enthron’d? Behold your slave;
- Nay, frown not; for each hour of growing time
- Shall task me to thy service, ’till by merit
- Of dearest love I blot the low-born Julio
- From thy fair mind.
- So I shall make it foul;
- This counsel is corrupt.
- Come, you will change.
- Why would you make a wife of such a one,
- That is so apt to change? This foul proceeding
- Still speaks against itself, and vilifies
- The purest of your judgment. For your birth’s sake
- I will not dart my hoarded curses at you,
- Nor give my meanings language: for the love
- Of all good things together, yet take heed,
- And spurn the tempter back.
- I think, you’re mad. Perverse, and foolish, wretch!
- How may I be obedient, and wise too?
- Of my obedience, sir, I cannot strip me;
- Nor can I then be wise: grace against grace!
- Ungracious, if I not obey a father;
- Most perjur’d, if I do. Yet, lord, consider,
- Or e’er too late, or e’er that knot be tied,
- Which may with violence damnable be broken,
- No other way dissever’d: yet consider,
- You wed my body, not my heart, my lord;
- No part of my affection. Sounds it well,
- That Julio’s love is lord Henriquez’ wife;
- Have you an ear for this harsh sound?
- No shot of reason can come near the place,
- Where my love’s fortified. The day shall come,
- Wherein you’ll chide this backwardness, and bless
- Our fervor in this course.
- No, no, Henriquez,
- When you shall find what prophet you are prov’d,
- You’ll prophesie no more.
- Have done this talking,
- If you will cleave to your obedience, do’t;
- If not, unbolt the portal, and be gone;
- My blessing stay behind you.
- Sir, your pardon:
- I will not swerve a hair’s breadth from my duty;
- It shall first cost me dear.
- Well then, to th’ point:
- Give me your hand.
As Don Bernard goes to give Leonora to Henriquez, Julio advances from the arras, and steps between.
D. BERN.
LEON.
HENR.
JUL.
- Hold, Don Bernard,
- Mine is the elder claim.
- What are you, sir?
- A wretch, that’s almost lost to his own knowledge,
- Struck through with injuries.—
- Ha! Julio? Hear you,
- Were you not sent on our commands to court?
- Order’d to wait your fair dismission thence?

- Ungen’rous lord! The circumstance of things
- Should stop the tongue of question. You have wrong’d me;
- Wrong’d me so basely, in so dear a point,
- As stains the cheek of honor with a blush;
- Cancels the bonds of service; bids allegiance
- Throw to the wind all high respects of birth,
- Title, and eminence; and, in their stead,
- Fills up the panting heart with just defiance.
- If you have sense of shame, or justice, lord,
- Forego this bad intent; or with your sword
- Answer me like a man, and I shall thank you.
- Julio once dead, Leonora may be thine;
- But, living, she’s a prize too rich to part with.
- Vain man! The present hour is fraught with business
- Of richer moment. Love shall first be serv’d:
- Then, if your courage hold to claim it of me,
- I may have leisure to chastise this boldness.
- Nay, then I’ll seize my right.
- What, here, a brawl?
- My servants,—turn this boist’rous sworder forth;
- And see he come not to disturb our joys.
- Hold, dogs!—Leonora,—coward, base, Henriquez!
Julio is seized, and dragged out by the servants.
Servants
JUL.
- She dies upon me; help!
Leonora swoons; as they endeavor to recover her, a paper drops from her.
LEON.
- Throng not about her;
- But give her air.
- What paper’s that? Let’s see it.
- It is her own handwriting.
- Bow her head:
- ’Tis but her fright; she will recover soon.
- What learn you by that paper, good my lord?
- That she would do the violence to herself,
- Which nature hath anticipated on her.
- What dagger means she? Search her well, I pray you.
- Here is the dagger.—Oh, the stubborn sex,
- Rash ev’n to madness!
- Bear her to her chamber:
- Life flows in her again.—Pray, bear her hence:
- And tend her, as you would the world’s best treasure.
-
Women carry Leonora off.
LADIES.
LEON.
- Don Bernard, this wild tumult soon will cease,
- The cause remov’d; and all return to calmness.
- Passions in women are as short in working,
- As strong in their effect.
Exeunt; and the scene closes.
LEON.
JUL.
HENR.
D. BERN.
CHURCH.
LADIES.


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GSoC 2018 - Week 8 - Improving solving of logarithmic equations
08 Jul 2018Before the start of the week Amit and I discussed on a few points on:
Note: is_logarithmic()
is an identifier helper for _transolve
to determine whether the expression is logarithmic or not.
and _solve_log()
is a solving helper that returns the equation in a tractable form for solveset
to better handle.
- What should
is_logarithmic()
return?
While designing the method at first it returned a logcombined
equation if found to be logarithmic, but we agreed upon having consistency among all the identifying helpers to return either True
or False
.
- How
_is_logarithmic()
should work?
Next question was how it should work. We can implement it in two ways either to make the logcombined
equation, if the expression reduces, it is obviously a logarithmic equation otherwise not. We also need to check whether the equation reduced has the variable to be solved in its free_symbols
But logcombine
possessed a problem that it unknowingly manipulates the equation, like log(x) - log(2*x)
would reduce to log(1/2)
for which the routine would return False
as there are no symbol involved. So a more better way needs to be implemented.
- How
_solve_log()
will handle removing unwanted solutions?
Simply reducing the logarithmic equation to a tractable form for solveset
to handle would cause spurious solutions in the result. Therefore it becomes necessary to remove them. Take for example: solveset
gives the result of log(x - 3) + log(x + 3)
as {-sqrt(10), sqrt(10)}
, but -sqrt(10)
is not the solution in Real
domain. Therefore one way to remove it was using checksol
. Amit suggested on to have a look over the singularities and try incorporating the check in _solveset
.
Things that I did during the week:
- improved
is_logarithmic()
Removed the logcombine
way of checking the equation. As of now the _is_logarithm
checks for every term to be logarithmic in terms of the variable to be solved, if so it returns True
otherwise False
- improved the
_solve_log()
As per the current documentation of _transolve
this routine is improved to return a modified form of the equation that solveset
could better handle. Checking of the spurious solutions will take place in solveset
itself.
- Way to remove spurious solutions
To handle this scenario I have added a check in _solveset
specifically for logarithmic equations to remove spurious solutions.
The idea is based on the fact that natural log in undefined for negative and zero value, therefore this method gets each term of the expression, substitutes each solution to every term one by one and if for any term the value isn’t real that solution will not be included.
Why checksol()
is not the appropriate way?
At first I thought of using the checksol()
, but it possessed a problem. checksol
unintensionally allows wrong solution to creep in. Take for example log(3*x) - log(-x + 1) - log(4*x + 1)
, solveset
would give -1/2 and 1/2
as the solutions but the former isn’t a solution in real domain. Using checksol
would not remove this as I*pi
gets cancelled out during evaluating the expression therefore it returns True
, which is not correct.
- Addressing comments
Apart from this few changes have been done in the _transolve
PR:
-
I have added a method that would return all the terms present in the expression: make_expr_args()
-
Made the expresssion remain unevaluated when doing lhs - rhs within
_transolve
.
Read this blog for better understanding of logarithmic solving.
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Russia shuts down second rights group, drawing EU concern
MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Moscow court has ruled to dissolve an indigenous peoples’ rights group, the second decision of its kind in less than a week that was criticized by European authorities on Thursday.
Known as the Centre for Support of Indigenous Peoples of the North, the non-governmental organization was branded a “foreign agent” in 2015 for having received funding from abroad. The designation was later removed after the center renounced foreign funding.
But a court ruling on Wednesday ordered the dissolution of the nearly 20-year-old group over allegations it broke Russia’s laws on NGOs.
Rights groups and other organizations designated by the Russian justice ministry as foreign agents, a term that carries a negative Soviet-era connotation, can be subjected to spot checks and face bureaucratic scrutiny.
“These worrying developments go against an independent and active civil society, which is an essential element to every democracy,” Maja Kocijancic, a spokeswoman for EU on foreign affairs, said on Thursday of the closure of the center and another rights group last week.
“It is vital to create the proper conditions of state support for NGOs and to foster an open and inclusive environment for their growth.”
Russian law requires foreign agent groups to submit regular reports on their funding, on their objectives, on how they spend their money, and who their managers are.
In a statement on its website, the center said it would appeal the court decision, which it said had “thrown far back the faith of the indigenous peoples of the North in access to fair justice.”
It added that the ruling attested to the “open pressure on the organization and its leadership.”
The Russian justice ministry did not immediately reply to a request for comment.


var root = new THREE.Group();
var gyro = new THREE.Gyroscope();
var cube = new THREE.Mesh( geometry, material );
root.add( gyro )
gyro.add( cube )
cube.position.x = 10;
root.rotation.y = Math.PI;
// The cube will have changed its position but maintained its orientation


This example shows how the plugin works with the help of the Mustache.js library that permits to create HTML templates and simply render them when its needed.


| | |
- builtins.object
-
- Measure
class Measure(builtins.object) |
| |
Measure(covariance=None, measurement=None, operator=None)
The measurement data structure for
Attributes
----------
Methods
-------
set_covariance(covariance)
sets the measurement error covariance
set_measurement(measure)
sets the measurement for the data
set_operator(operator)
sets the measurement operator for the data |
| |
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, covariance=None, measurement=None, operator=None)
- Initializes Class
Parameters
----------
covariance: np.ndarray or None
the measurement error covariance
measurement: np.ndarray or None
the measurement for the data
operator: np.ndarray or None
the measurement operator for the data
- set_covariance(self, covariance)
- Sets the covariance matrix for the measurement error
Parameters
----------
covariance: np.ndarray
the measurement error covariance
Raises
------
- set_measurement(self, measurement)
- Sets the covariance matrix for the measurement error
Parameters
----------
measurement: np.ndarray
the measurement of the states
Raises
------
- set_operator(self, operator)
- Sets the measurement operator for the measurement error
Parameters
----------
operator: np.ndarray
the measurement operator for the data
Raises
------
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
| |


{% extends 'global/base.html' %} {% load i18n static %} {% block content %}
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{% blocktrans trimmed %} Each week we feature a new developer who tells us about how she got started on her journey with code, what she did before becoming a programmer, the cool things she’s currently working on, and much more. Each interview also features advice for aspiring developers, which is always a great read! {% endblocktrans %}
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Getting Started
To add Reactor to an existing project, you just need to include the appropriate artifact. The basic
components of Reactor like EventBus
and Stream
are in the reactor-core
artifact. Additional functionality is in the reactor-net
, reactor-groovy
,
and reactor-logback
modules.
ext {
reactorVersion = '2.5.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT'
}
repositories {
// maven { url 'http://repo.spring.io/libs-release' } (1)
// maven { url 'http://repo.spring.io/libs-milestone' } (2)
maven { url 'http://repo.spring.io/libs-snapshot' } (3)
}
dependencies {
//Core stuff (Processors, Functional interfaces...)
compile "io.projectreactor:reactor-core:$reactorVersion"
//Everything Stream
compile "io.projectreactor:reactor-stream:$reactorVersion"
//Everything Routing (Event Bus)
//compile "io.projectreactor:reactor-bus:$reactorVersion"
//Everything Net
//compile "io.projectreactor:reactor-net:$reactorVersion"
//compile "io.netty:netty-all:4.0.31.final"
}
| 1 | Uncomment to use a release version. |
| 2 | Uncomment to use a milestone version. |
| 3 | Uncomment to use a snapshot version. |
Now that you’ve added the Reactor library to your project, you can start using the
Stream
class to perform high-volume, low-latency, asynchronous work. It’s really
almost deceptively simple.


Anandenanthera spp.
[Erowid Note: The term 'yopo' is traditionally used in reference to Anadenanthera peregrina. Recently many people have started using it to refer to both A. peregrina AND A. colubrina. This report specified only 'yopo' so we do not know the exact identity of the seeds used.]
I have heard few positive experiences with this perticular substance, but curiousity got the best of me and i had to try it for myself. 4 seeds were heated in an oven until popping. Seeds were then crushed until powder fine and mixed with cigarette ashes. Material was then broken into about 5 inch sized lines and snorted.  About a minute later i could feel it come on. I got extremely pukey and eventually had to expell the contents of my stomach (wonder if marijuana would help this).
I decided to get a shower because i felt considerably 'dirty', and upon removing my clothes i noticed that my whole body had turned bright red (I know these seeds have lots of bufotenine in them and think that could account for the redness because of the bufotenine entry on TiHKAL states that Shulgins face had turned red). By now (probly around T+5 minutes) the trip had progressed quite nicley, I was experiencing a very foreign body high (much like LSD) and had some pretty decent visual activity. Visuals seemed to start off closed eyed as hundreds of different colored wavy twisty lines, and eventually the lines could be seen with eyes opened. In about a half hour i was close to baseline, but could feel a slight 'hangover' for about 2 hours after the experience. The experience wasnt great but where i come from LSD and mushrooms are hard to find so i will more then liekly do this again.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


News
Keep up to date with all the latest happenings
Website Released! - 12/8/2020
The Nexus Labs website is now active! Not being hosted 24/7, but still a mere HTML file. I am working on finding a good hosting service for free, but it's taking a while. You will just have to enjoy the website via HTML files until then. Enjoy! :)


The following code is developed using Python 2.7.x. might make it Python 3 compatible. For testing on Microsoft Windows systems, you will need to install Python. Check this site here... Mac OS X and typical Linux systems should come with an appropriate version of Python pre-installed.
To test LID, just run:
python lid.py sample*.py
in a command line shell.
For an implementation in other languages, have a look at the bottom of the Home-page.
To test LID, just run:
python lid.py sample*.py
in a command line shell.
For an implementation in other languages, have a look at the bottom of the Home-page.
The main code for the language identifier.
The language identifier using Win32 Python extensions and output via speech synthesis. (Only for Windows)
The main code of the LID trainer. It generates n-gram models from given texts of a specific language.
A sample text for testing with LID.
A sample text for testing with LID.
A sample text for testing with LID.
Croatian language model (just a simple example trained on a couple of text-files).
English language model (just a simple example trained on a couple of text-files).
German language model (just a simple example trained on a couple of text-files).
Italian language model (just a simple example trained on a couple of text-files).
Japanese language model (just a simple example trained on a couple of text-files).
Afrikaans language model


- B - Class in model.history
-
Created by Billie Devolder on 3/05/2017.
- B(String, String, String) - Constructor for class model.history.B
-
- BackendApplication - Class in main
-
- BackendApplication() - Constructor for class main.BackendApplication
-
- beforeProductionDate(LocalDate) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleDAO
-
- beforeProductionDate(LocalDate) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Vehicles which are produced before the given date.
- beforeTestMethod() - Method in class spring.controller.RESTUserMeControllerTest
-
- byAddress(Address) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCompanyDAO
-
- byAddress(Address) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCustomerDAO
-
- byAddress(Address) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.IdentityDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all identities having the given address.
- byBankAccountNummber(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCompanyDAO
-
- byBankAccountNummber(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCustomerDAO
-
- byBankAccountNummber(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.CompanyDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Companies which have the given bankaccountnumber.
- byBeneficiary(Company) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionInvoiceDAO
-
- byBeneficiary(Company) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.InvoiceDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all invoices the given beneficiary has.
- byBrand(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleDAO
-
- byBrand(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Vehicles which have the given brand.
- byCompany(Company) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionFunctionDAO
-
- byCompany(Company) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.FunctionDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all functions the given company has.
- byCountry(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionAddressDAO
-
- byCountry(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.AddressDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which will give all address which have the given country.
- byCustomer(Customer) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionContractDAO
-
- byCustomer(Customer) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleDAO
-
- byCustomer(Customer) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.ContractDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Contracts having the given customer.
- byCustomer(Customer) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Vehicles in fleets owned by the given Customer.
- byEmail(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCompanyDAO
-
- byEmail(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCustomerDAO
-
- byEmail(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionUserDAO
-
- byEmail(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.IdentityDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all identities having the given email (probably only one).
- byEmail(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.UserDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Users having the given email.
- byFirstName(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionUserDAO
-
- byFirstName(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.UserDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Users having the given name.
- byFleet(Fleet) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleDAO
-
- byFleet(Fleet) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Vehicles in the given fleet.
- byInsuranceCompany(InsuranceCompany) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionContractDAO
-
- byInsuranceCompany(InsuranceCompany) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.ContractDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Contracts having the given insuranceCompany.
- byLastName(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionUserDAO
-
- byLastName(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.UserDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Users having the given name.
- byLicensePlate(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleDAO
-
- byLicensePlate(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Vehicles which have the given licensePlate.
- byModel(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleDAO
-
- byModel(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Vehicles which have the given model.
- byName(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCompanyDAO
-
- byName(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCustomerDAO
-
- byName(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleTypeDAO
-
- byName(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.CompanyDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Companies matching the given name exactly.
- byName(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleTypeDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all VehicleTypes (only one) matching the given name exactly.
- byOwner(InsuranceCompany) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionFlatSuretyDAO
-
- byOwner(Customer) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionFleetDAO
-
- byOwner(InsuranceCompany) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionNonFlatSuretyDAO
-
- byOwner(InsuranceCompany) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionSuretyDAO
-
- byOwner(Customer) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.FleetDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Fleets the given owner has.
- byOwner(InsuranceCompany) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.SuretyDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Sureties the given company has.
- byPaid(boolean) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionInvoiceDAO
-
- byPaid(boolean) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.InvoiceDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all invoices that are paid.
- byPayer(Company) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionInvoiceDAO
-
- byPayer(Company) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.InvoiceDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all invoices the given payer has.
- byPhoneNumber(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCompanyDAO
-
- byPhoneNumber(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCustomerDAO
-
- byPhoneNumber(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.IdentityDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all identities having the given phoneNumber (probably only one).
- byPostalCode(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionAddressDAO
-
- byPostalCode(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.AddressDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which will give all address which have the given postalcode.
- byStreet(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionAddressDAO
-
- byStreet(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.AddressDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which will give all address which are in the given street.
- byStreetNumber(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionAddressDAO
-
- byStreetNumber(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.AddressDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which will give all address which have the given streetnumber.
- byTown(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionAddressDAO
-
- byTown(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.AddressDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which will give all address which have the given town.
- byType(InvoiceType) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionInvoiceDAO
-
- byType(VehicleType) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleDAO
-
- byType(InvoiceType) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.InvoiceDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all invoices with the given type.
- byType(VehicleType) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Vehicles which are the given type.
- byUser(User) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionFunctionDAO
-
- byUser(User) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.FunctionDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all functions the given account has.
- byVatNumber(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCompanyDAO
-
- byVatNumber(String) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionCustomerDAO
-
- byVatNumber(String) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.CompanyDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all Companies which have the given VAT-number.
- byVehicle(Vehicle) - Method in class dao.database.ProductionVehicleInsuranceDAO
-
- byVehicle(Vehicle) - Method in interface dao.interfaces.VehicleInsuranceDAO
-
Returns a Filter to use in ListFiltered in this class, which returns all
VehicleInsurance
having the given vehicle.


FROM: Mr. Jeffrey Daniels TEL:27 835 067 386, Dear Sir, In order to transfer out (US$12 Million) Twelve Million United States Dollars from ABSA .I have picked-up the trust and courage to write you this letter with divine confidence that you are a reliable and honest person who will be capable for this important business transaction believing also that you will never let me down either now or in the future. My name is Mr. Jeffrey Daniels a senior Auditing Officer with the ABSA Bank in South Africa.There is an account opened in this bank in 1980 and since 1990 nobody has operated on this account again. After going through some old files in the records, I discovered that if I do not remit this money out urgently it would be forfeited for nothing. The owner of this account died since 1990. No other person knows about this account or any thing concerning it, the account has no other beneficiary and my investigation proved to me as well that this company does not know anything about this account and the amount involved is (US$12 million)Twelve million United States Dollars.I want to transfer this sum of Twelve million United States Dollars into a safe foreign account abroad.I am contacting you based on the fact that you are a foreigner because this money can only be approved for payment to a foreigner, more so it can not be approved by any local bank here, as this money is in US Dollars hence the former owner of this account is a foreigner too. I know that this proposal will come to you as a surprise as we don't know ourselves before. however I got your contact from an inter net consultant here in South Africa, though I did not disclose the purpose of my seeking for a foreign business partner to him. Although we will still have to meet possibly, sign some agreement before the final transfer of the fund into any of your chosen designated bank account. I have involved a very senior official in the operational department and we have agreed that after the transfer of the money into your account, you shall be entitled to 25% of the total sum, we the officials will take 70% while 5% is for expenses. All necessary precautions have been taken to ensure a risk free situation on the side of both parties. Please note that this deal can only take place on the following conditions:- 1.You will provide the bank account and other relevant particulars/information for easy and onward Remittance of this money. 2.Absolute confidentiality and sincerity will be required and guaranteed, considering our (me and my partners) positions in the bank. 3.Assurance that our own due share will be released to us in good faith when this money finally gets into your account. All things being equal, this transaction will be within 10 working days as soon as we hear from you. Please treat with utmost confidentiality. Contact me as quickly as possible through my e-mail box,or above telephone number. Expecting your urgent response, Best Regards, Mr. Jeffrey Daniels


Raspberry Pi / Linux Version
USB / Serial ports usually listen at one of these address:
/dev/ttyACM0
/dev/ttyACA0
/dev/ttyUSB0
To find out correct address you can connect to Raspberry through SSH protocol using tools such as Putty. Run following command and take notes of available paths.
ls /dev/tty*
Connect your device to Raspberry Pi and type above command again. Additional path is belong to your device.
Windows Version
Enter RAMPS COM port address.
Steps to find correct COM port on windows.
- Open the "Run" dialog box by pressing and holding the Windows key, then press the R key ("Run").
- Type devmgmt.msc and press enter.
- Check out Ports section of the device manager.


| Property starting with A |
| Name |
Caption |
Description |
Type |
Mandatory |
Name (known in REST) |
Available since release |
Introduced by which team |
Introduced for which project |
Additional remarks |
|
AccountCode
|
Account Code
|
Account Code
|
String
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AccountCode
|
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AccountContactEmail
|
Account Contact Email
|
Account Contact Email
|
String
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AccountContactEmail
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AccountContactFullName
|
Account Contact Full Name
|
AccContactName
|
String
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AccountContactFullName
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AccountContactID
|
AccContactID
|
AccContactID
|
GUID
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AccountContactID
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AccountEmail
|
Associate Email
|
Associate Email
|
String
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AccountEmail
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AccountID
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Associate
|
Associate
|
GUID
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AccountID
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AccountName
|
Associate name
|
Associate name
|
String
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AccountName
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ActiveVersion
|
Version
|
Version
|
String
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ActiveVersion
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AllowToCheckIn
|
Allow to Check In
|
Allow to Check In
|
Boolean
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AllowToCheckIn
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AllowToCheckOut
|
Allow to Check Out
|
Allow to Check Out
|
Boolean
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AllowToCheckOut
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AllowToDelete
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Allow to Delete
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Allow to Delete
|
Boolean
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AllowToDelete
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AllowToEdit
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Allow to Edit
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Allow to Edit
|
Boolean
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AllowToEdit
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AllowToSaveNewVersion
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Allow to Save New Version
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Allow to Save New Version
|
Boolean
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AllowToSaveNewVersion
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AllowToView
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Allow To View
|
Allow To View
|
Boolean
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AllowToView
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AssortmentCode
|
Product line code
|
Product line code
|
String
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AssortmentCode
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AssortmentDescription
|
Product line name
|
Product line name
|
String
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AssortmentDescription
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AssortmentID
|
Product line
|
Product line
|
Number
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AssortmentID
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| Property starting with B |
| Name |
Caption |
Description |
Type |
Mandatory |
Name (known in REST) |
Available since release |
Introduced by which team |
Introduced for which project |
Additional remarks |
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BodyMessageID
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ID
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ID
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ID
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Images
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Available since release |
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LanguageID
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Language
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Language
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MailCC
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CC
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MailConversationIndex
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Mail conversation index
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From
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MailOnBehalf
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On Behalf
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Mail On Behalf
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MailSentOn
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Sent On
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To
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Mail To
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String
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ModifiedDate
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Modifier
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Modified by
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Modified by
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ModifierFullName
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Modified by fullname
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Modified by fullname
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| Name |
Caption |
Description |
Type |
Mandatory |
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Available since release |
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Introduced for which project |
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Publish as
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Publish as
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OpportunityCode
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Opportunity Code
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Opportunity Code
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OurRef
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Our ref.
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Owner
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Owner
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Owner
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OwnerFullname
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OwnerFullname
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OwnerFullname
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OwnerType
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OwnerTypeRoleLevel
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OwnerTypeRoleLevel
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OwnerTypeRoleRefPoint
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Description |
Type |
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ParentID
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Parent ID
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Parent ID
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ParentID
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ProductReleaseOn
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Release from
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Release from
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ProductReleaseOn
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ProductReleaseTil
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Release until
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Release until
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ProductReleaseTil
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ProjectDescription
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Description
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Description
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ProjectDescription
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Division
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Division
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ProjectNr
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ProjectNr
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Description |
Type |
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Available since release |
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Introduced for which project |
Additional remarks |
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ResourceEmail
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Person Email
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Person Email
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ResourceEmail
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ResourceFullName
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Person name
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Person name
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ResourceFullName
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Person
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Person
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Number
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ResourceID
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Description |
Type |
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SecurityLevel
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Security level
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Security level
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Number
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SecurityLevel
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Source
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Source
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Status
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Status
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Status
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Number
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Status
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StatusText
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Status text
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StatusText
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Subject
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Type |
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TransactionDescription
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Transaction Description
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Transaction Description
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TransactionDescription
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TransactionID
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Transaction
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Transaction
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Type
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Type
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Description
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Name (known in REST) |
Available since release |
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Introduced for which project |
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UserTags
|
User Tags
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User Tags
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Type |
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Available since release |
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Version
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Version
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Version
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Version
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ViewDate
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Caption |
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Type |
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Available since release |
Introduced by which team |
Introduced for which project |
Additional remarks |
|
YourRef
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Your ref.
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--- layout: default problem_areas: - image: /uploads/Needle 2 - 4x3.png image_alt: 'Image showing target categories, people and places' text_html: >-
Do you have trouble identifying targets in a larger population? If you find it difficult to identify people, geographic areas, or categories to target, data science can help.
- image: /uploads/Backlog 2- small 4x3.png image_alt: Image showing a backlog being cleared text_html: >-Do you have a backlog that you tackle via first in, first out and are worried that you’re missing priority cases? Data science can help identify high, medium, and low priority cases by analysing existing data.
- image: /uploads/Flag 2 4x3.png image_alt: Image showing someone heading to a bad outcome text_html: >-Do you find it hard to predict future conditions leading to reactive services? Many situations - good and bad - could be addressed more efficiently if caught early, even before they come to you. Data science identifies candidates for early intervention and engagement.
- image: /uploads/Outreach 1 & 2 - 4x3.png image_alt: Image showing 2 separate forms text_html: >-Do you use costly outreach methods (like mailers, text messages, forms, surveys) that aren’t tested before implementation? Data science can help identify and test various approaches to identify those that would be most successful.
- image: /uploads/Resources 2 4x3.png image_alt: Image showing an alternative distribution of resources text_html: >-Do you find it difficult to identify where to place or distribute resources to be more effective? Data science uses existing data to optimize distribution of services (people, resources, equipment) to minimize response time and maximize throughput.
---DataScienceSF is a way for you to harness the power of advanced analytics and applied statistics to implement a tool that helps improve your work.
This new service from DataSF aims to help departments achieve more with their existing resources and processes.
Through a 4 month engagement, DataSF’s Data Science team and your department will refine a problem, identify statistical methods to address it, and develop and institute a service change tool to improve your work. Projects are chosen through a bi-annual selection process. The final product of DataScienceSF isn't a recommendation or a report but a service change.
DataScienceSF will bring 3 key tool sets to bear on your data science questions:
Collectively, these tools allow us to create an actionable data insight to improve your work.
There are five basic types of civic problems data science can help address. Ask yourself if you or people in your department would want to:
You can learn more about the different types and see examples of civic data science projects from other cities in our PowerPoint deck.
Below are some general expectations we have for the project. We will refine and clarify roles and responsibilities via a project charter.
Projects submitted before April 3rd have the option to be considered for expedited review.
Expedited review is designed to help DataSF and Departments with 'shovel ready' projects shortcut the longer evaluation process. The department gains quicker access to DataScienceSF services as well as the competitive advantage of being evaluated in a smaller pool of submissions.
Departments wanting to be considered for Expedited review need to be willing to start their project in April or early May if they are selected.
Only 1-2 projects will be selected. If you apply for expedited review and are not selected, you will still be evaluated with the full submissions and have another opportunity to be selected.
One-pager overview of DataScienceSF (PDF)
DataScienceSF Deck (PPT), includes
DataScienceSF Showcase of Past Projects
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Electrical Engineering graduate from UCLA, 2019. Broad skillset including hardware and software. Able to communicate effectively with team members and provide bold vision to projects.
I automated network configuration and analysis tasks that can be run against
data center fabrics, providing full configuration settings for the fabrics and enabling
cloud operators to configure their data centers to their liking. The project was done using
Red Hat open source technologies, mainly Ansible and AWX. Ansible is an automation tool that
can run commands on a collection of network devices, including data center fabrics. AWX is
Red Hat's open source GUI for running Ansible commands.
The internship culminated with
an internship showcase, where all the North Eastern interns presented their projects to
Systems Engineering leaders within the company. Projects were presented for review of
potential use cases and further development after termination of the internship.
Overall GPA: 3.3
Major GPA: 3.7
Related Coursework! (In order of most recently taken)
Digital Signal Processing, Computer Network Fundamentals, Principles of Feedback and Controls, Electromagnetic Waves, Analog Circuits, Digital Circuits, Operating System Principles, Software Construction Laboratory, Logic Design of Digital Systems
Great book. It is so fascinating to read about a man so legendary that his name
really transcends our world. Almost like Albert Einstein. At this point in time,
it means something completely different to call someone an "Einstein" than it did
one hundred years ago.
This was a great book. It takes a really intelligent man to be able to explain concepts
of astrophysics and string theory in ways that ordinary people can understand. Hawkning even
talks about the value of concisely explaining your thoughts. He says that the most valuable
scientific theories are those that can be universally understood. He says that the value
of a scientific theory diminishes when it takes an expert many years of experience to
understand a subject.
Another point that Hawking made that had a major impact on me was his discussion of
scientific theories. Hawking makes the argument that scientific theories are nothing
more than models which seem to match our observations. The better the scientific theory,
the more accurately we can predict future events based on those theories. He then explains
how, with our current understanding of physics, many of our models are incorrect (to a certain
degree). Newton's model of gravity, for example, was thought to be truth for several hundred
years. And it matched our observations of the movement of the planets to a very close degree.
The only problem with this model was that it failed to accurately predict the movement of Mercury.
Scientists failed to understand why until Albert Einstein completely reconstructed the model
of gravity into the theory of special relativity, something even more universal.
The major takeaway that I have from this book is to always be skeptical. Theories are only as
true as the observations which they help to predict.


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---
layout: member-page
title: Adrian Biagioli
class_of: 2020
bio: "I am currently a student at CMU’s School of Computer Science, with minors in Game Design and Animation & Special effects. I like to create interactive 3D experiences and research new ways to promote interaction between users and their devices. With new advances in VR and AR, I am excited to see what new levels of presence can be achieved.
As Director of Development at GCS from 2016-2019, I helped develop the course materials for/teach the GCS StuCo, helped run the GCS Pitch Fair, and assisted teams with technical issues. Currently I am a TA for CMU's 15-462 Computer Graphics. I have additionally worked as a TA for CMU's 15-122 Principles of Imperative Computation. During Summer 2019, I worked at Apple as an intern.
Currently the majority of my personal projects are in the Unity game engine. I am currently exploring the fields of interactive design (that is, the interaction between humans and their devices, specifically in 3D applications) and computer graphics (rendering techniques to create convincing virtual worlds). Check out my Personal Blog and my Github to browse my work!"
last_updated: November 15, 2020
# Optional
website: "https://flafla2.github.io"
previous_positions: {
2017: Director of Development,
2018: Director of Development,
2019: Director of Development
}
profile_pic: AdrianBiagioli.jpg
social_links: {
GitHub: "https://github.com/Flafla2"
}
---


Given the following recursive function
signature, write a recursive function that takes a set of integers,
the number of integers and a target sum, your goal is to find whether
a subset of those numbers adds up to the target sum.
For example, given the set 3,8,1,7,-3 (where n is 5 for this set)
and the target sum is 4, the result is true because the subset 3,1
sums to 4. Also, if the target is 6 the result will be true because
the subset 8,1,-3 sums to 6. On the other hand, if the target is 2
then the result is false because non of the subsets can sum to 2.
It is only required to return true or false.
Note that: n is the number of elements in the set array and the
subset could have from 1 to n elements.


If you haven’t already, start by downloading Sentry. The easiest way is with pip:
pip install django-sentry --upgrade
Or with setuptools:
easy_install django-sentry -U
Once installed, update your settings.py and add sentry, sentry.client, indexer, and paging to INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
'django.contrib.admin',
'django.contrib.auth',
'django.contrib.contenttypes',
'django.contrib.sessions',
# don't forget to add the dependancies!
'indexer',
'paging',
'sentry',
'sentry.client',
...
)
We also highly recommend setting TEMPLATE_DEBUG=True in your environment (not to be confused with DEBUG). This will allow Sentry to receive template debug information when it hits a syntax error.
Finally, run python manage.py syncdb to create the database tables.
Note
We recommend using South for migrations, in which you would run python manage.py migrate sentry instead of syncdb
See also
See Extending Sentry for information on additional plugins and functionality included.
If you’re installing it by hand, you’ll need to fulfill the following requirements:
- Django >= 1.1
- django-indexer (stores metadata indexes)
- django-paging
Upgrading Sentry is fairly painless with South migrations:
python manage.py migrate sentry
If you don’t use South, then start.
If you already have middleware in place that handles process_exception you will need to take extra care when using Sentry.
For example, the following middleware would suppress Sentry logging due to it returning a response:
class MyMiddleware(object):
def process_exception(self, request, exception):
return HttpResponse('foo')
To work around this, you can either disable your error handling middleware, or add something like the following:
from django.core.signals import got_request_exception
class MyMiddleware(object):
def process_exception(self, request, exception):
# Make sure the exception signal is fired for Sentry
got_request_exception.send(sender=self, request=request)
return HttpResponse('foo')
Or, alternatively, you can just enable Sentry responses:
from sentry.client.models import sentry_exception_handler
class MyMiddleware(object):
def process_exception(self, request, exception):
# Make sure the exception signal is fired for Sentry
sentry_exception_handler(request=request)
return HttpResponse('foo')
Milestones releases are 1.3 or 1.4, and our deprecation policy is to a two version step. For example, a feature will be deprecated in 1.3, and completely removed in 1.4.


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title$ - Initial title text of the window
x,y,width,height - Initial shape of the window group - An optional group gadget handle style - Optional style flags |
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CreateWindow creates a window gadget and returns a handle to it.
If the group parameter is omitted, the window is created on the desktop. Flags can be any combination of: 1 - The window has a title bar 2 - The window is resizable 4 - The window has a menu 8 - The window has a status bar 16 - The window is a 'tool' window 32 - The window shape is in 'client coordinates' The default style is '15' - a resizable window with title bar, menu and status bar. If the style is set to '0', the result is a borderless window with no features. Tool windows are special windows with a smaller title bar that do not appear in the task bar. |
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CreateWindow("Test Window - Borderless (0)",0,0,400,100,0,0) CreateWindow("Test Window - Tool Window (17)",0,100,400,100,0,17) CreateWindow("Test Window - Basic (3)",0,200,400,100,0,3) CreateWindow("Test Window - With Menu (7)",0,300,400,100,0,7) CreateWindow("Test Window - With Status Bar (11)",0,400,400,100,0,11) CreateWindow("Test Window - Default (15)",0,500,400,100,0) ; wait until the user closes one of the windows Repeat If WaitEvent()=$803 Then Exit Forever End ; bye! |


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Each CSV row should correspond to one image, and each column (or comma-separated field) is one piece of metadata.
The metadata fields should be in this order:
For example, suppose your source has 4 location keys, and you have an image where you want to specify just the date, 4 location values, height in centimeters, and the photographer:
DSC_4289.JPG,2010-01-14,sharkPoint,10m,3,qu4,50,,,,,John Smith,,,,
When you click the "Start upload" button, a preview of the CSV data will appear. You can then confirm whether or not your metadata was entered correctly.


Source: the Mario Landscape image seems to originate here: http://opendesktop.org/content/show.php?content=63078
Poster / Author: Baptiste Reveyron ( profile )
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Link: http://www.peebam.fr Submitted: Jul 26 2007 Description: My first post on this site. A wallpaper inspired by Super Mario world. I hope you'll like it ;) Enjoy! (Sorry for my 'frenchy english' ;)) License: "For my pleasure licence!" Do what u want with this content ;)
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The 'rant_yellow' GIF is a pretty animated gif (), both ways; the 'sad' GIF is another animated one which was used to trigger thumbnailing bugs where tiny images would be enlarged, either by PHP/GD or by incorrect HTML codes when rendering the image in the gallery pane or elsewhere, while the 'smilies' GIF should be just large enough to trigger the thumbnailing for 250px thumbnails.
Origin: Save the Vowels
Meanwhile, the 'txt movement' (animated) GIF should do the same (trigger the thumbnailer) due to being too wide &emdash; though there once was a time in mootools-filemanager when this one would be resized for a thumbnail, while landscape formats (e.g. 'smilies') would not.
License: all these images are explicitly placed in the public domain and are free from copyright.
The images are available in a subdirectory.
the images in the subdirectory are not the original images: they have been tweaked to reduce their filesize from anywhere between a factor of 1.2 and 10; their filenames have the photographer (when known) listed between braces and otherwise the file name may have been edited to trigger a certain type of behaviour / failure that occurred in mootools-filemanager at one time or another.
You may find that some of them have been denoised rather agressively, but I don't expect such artifacts to show up at viewing sizes at or below HD (1920x1200), at least not for the larger images.
several images have large dimensions and PHP/GD would have crahed processing them. Now you get to see the 'oversized' icon instead. Clicking on the icon in the detail pane will nevertheless pop up the milkbox, which will show you the 'original' image.
one or more of the images are available in another subdirectory, titled 'you may encounter possible long file name issues in here!'. There, images with very long filenames reside; these may trigger faults due to path length limitations when moving and/or re-uploading them.
Indeed, you might want to pick these images and use them to test upload behaviour / performance too, when you have them available locally as well. As these include several very large dimension images, it will test both regular and fault cases when 'resize on upload' has been ticked, as that option uses the PHP/GD library, just like the thumbnails do.


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#include <PlayerController.hpp>
Class that has control over the player.
| Game::Controller::PlayerController::PlayerController |
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Constructor to initialize the player.
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| player | Player entity which the controller will control |
| view | Pointer to the view, only needed for finishing the creation of the player |
| bool Game::Controller::PlayerController::checkCollision |
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Check if a bullet has hit the player.
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| entity | The bullet to check against the player |
- Returns
- True when the player overlapped and is now destroyed. False when the player did not overlap with the bullet entity.
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Return the player.
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- Pointer to the player entity
| void Game::Controller::PlayerController::update |
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Update the position of the player and fire if needed.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Accessible Chat Dialog Module Demo
The Accessible Chat Dialog Module is a Facebook-style UI component that renders an automatically accessible chat dialog for screen reader and keyboard only users.
Module files:
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setup.js : The setup script that configures live chat functionality.
For specific coding guidance, view the
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Accessible Chat Dialog Demo
Instructions:
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Type your name and activate the Start Chat button to open the chat dialog,
then type into the Message field and press Enter to submit a chat message.
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New messages will automatically be announced to screen reader users when they arrive.
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Screen reader users can press Ctrl+` to hear the last 5 messages announced when the Message text field has focus.
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Keyboard only users can press Shift+Tab from the message input field to set focus on the scrollable message window, which can be controled using the arrow keys, PageUp/Down, and Home/End keys.


I was recently studying Bayesian Methods for Hackers. I decided to give the static interactive widgets in IPython a try. What better than controlling the parameters of distributions to get a better understanding. This post is heavily borrowed from BMH book and from Jake's post on static widgets in IPython notebook.
%matplotlib inline
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import scipy.stats as stats
import seaborn
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from ipywidgets import StaticInteract, RangeWidget
a=range(10)
def plot_poisson(lambda_arg=5):
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(4,3))
ax.bar(a,stats.poisson.pmf(a, lambda_arg),label="$\lambda = %.1f$" % lambda_arg)
ax.set_ylabel('PMF at $k$')
ax.set_xlabel('$k$')
ax.set_ylim((0,0.4))
ax.legend()
return fig
StaticInteract(plot_poisson, lambda_arg=RangeWidget(1,12,1))
As we increase $\lambda$, we can see the PMF takes higher probabilities for hgher $k$.
a = np.linspace(0, 4, 100)
expo = stats.expon
lambda_ = [0.5, 1]
def plot_exponential(lambda_arg):
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(4,3))
ax.plot(a, expo.pdf(a, scale=1. / lambda_arg), label="$\lambda = %.1f$" % lambda_arg)
ax.fill_between(a, expo.pdf(a, scale=1. / lambda_arg), alpha=.33)
ax.legend()
ax.set_ylabel("PDF at $z$")
ax.set_xlabel("$z$")
ax.set_ylim(0, 2.0)
return fig
StaticInteract(plot_exponential, lambda_arg=RangeWidget(0.2,2,0.2))
As we increase $\lambda$, the distribution takes higher probabilities for lower $z$.
Feel free to comment or edit this post. It is also available on nbviewer here. For some reason, the MathJax is not working as it should and hence the equations look messy. Anyone has a clue?


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Chief Executive Officer
John, formerly CEO of dynaTrace (acquired by Compuware, 2011), became general manager of the Application Performance Management (APM) business unit in 2012. With over 30 years of experience in system and software companies such as NetFRAME, Informix and Interwoven, he has built a number of highly scalable businesses in some of the most competitive markets in technology. Most recently, he successfully reshaped Compuware’s APM business into the recognized leader in new generation APM through relentless focus on product innovation and customer success. CRN Magazine named Van Siclen a “Top 25 Disrupter” for his years of breaking the mold and advancing new models that drive superior customer value and accelerate business growth. The father of 4 boys, John has an AB from Princeton University and is a founding member of the New England Clean Energy executive program.
Chief Technology Officer
Bernd is a serial entrepreneur and in fact invented our patented PurePath® technology. With over 15 years in software engineering, and specifically in technology performance, Bernd’s vision and insight drives Dynatrace innovation as well as new technologies such as ruxit.com, a cloud native APM and analytics solution. Besides sailing his catamaran, he also acts as an advisor to startups, speaks at entrepreneurial events and supports academic research in the application performance space. Bernd has a Master of Science from Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Austria.
Vice President, Product Management
Steve has been working in the software and IT services industry for almost 20 years and has contributed in key roles to leading the evolution and modernization of the IT performance, including the adoption of Dynatrace as one of the fastest growing APM solutions in the industry. As Vice President for Product Management, he is responsible for product vision and go-to-market strategy. Prior to this role, Steve has held management positions in product management, technical sales and engineering. Steve also enjoys cycling, coaching and his children (not in that order). Steve has B.A. in Economics from Kalamazoo College.
Vice President, Research and Technology
Terry is that rare technologist who also speaks business—taking real customer needs and goals and turning them into cutting edge products. A born leader, he graduated from West Point (where he played goalkeeper on the soccer team) and was awarded the Bronze Star while leading a combat engineering unit during Operation Desert Storm. His teams here at Dynatrace will tell you that he’s focused, competitive, determined, a great motivator and gifted consensus builder. He will tell you he just likes to get things done right the first time. Having been with Compuware/Dynatrace for more than 16 years, Terry holds a patent for performance management technology. Oh, and he’s learning photography in his “spare” time.
Chief Marketing Officer
Born in France, Nicolas has lived on both the left and right coasts of the US as well. And with a strong background in technology as well as marketing, he’s also an expert at balancing left and right brain thinking! Having lead many endeavors in the software industry, including IBM cloud, and ILOG, Nicolas is passionate about creating a start-up atmosphere in market-leading companies. He’s surrounded by a team of unbelievably talented kindred spirits here at Dynatrace where his leadership, experience, and vision drive amazing results.
Vice President, Customer Services
A true renaissance man, Andrew can wax poetic about Dynatrace technology while expertly tying a fly fishing lure or playing a mean jazz piano. As the head of our customer services organization, he’s responsible for the largest APM brain trust on the planet--more than 350 APM experts. Having developed professional services, pre-sales and sales enablement operations for global companies, Andrew firmly believes services are a major differentiator in the extremely competitive technology industry.
He’s passionate about “A-HA!” moments, whether it’s the first time his son landed a trout or helping a customer see how technology can change their lives.
Senior VP, Global Sales & Partners
Eric joined Dynatrace as VP Global Sales in 2009, leading the company through different phases of growth and acquisition - from $3m to more than $360m in annual revenue. He is currently responsible for all sales, partner and business development activity across all product lines. Eric loves building strong teams and leveraging different operational models to drive successful customer relationships. Prior to Dynatrace and Compuware, Eric was the VP Sales for Akorri (acquired by NetApp), OATSystems (acquired by Checkpoint), eRoom Technology (acquired by Documentum) and others. Eric lived and worked in Europe for 11 years and has a VorDiplom in Industrial Engineering from Karlsruhe University. Eric speaks fluent German.
Chief Information Officer
Jon brings over 25 years of technology experience to Dynatrace, including key roles as SVP of Technology and Engineering for Arcadia Solutions; CIO of Gilbane, and VP of Technology for Monster.com. A chronic over-achiever, Jon has over 20 industry certifications, including a Six Sigma Black Belt, has owned two successful consulting firms, and holds a technology patent for EHR data mining. He’s received seven Golden Web Awards and was a decorated officer in the U.S. ARMY. Jon holds an MBA in E-Business and a Bachelor of Science in engineering.
Vice President, Human Resources
With more than 20 years of human resources (HR) leadership experience in the technology industry, Ms. Archer is responsible for the human resource strategy that supports our business objectives and influences the company’s culture. Prior to Dynatrace, Ms. Archer led human resources for PTC’s North American business with a focus on building and executing people strategies and leading M&A activity for the company. Ms. Archer also managed HR for Microsoft’s Enterprise Product Group, and prior to that spent 11 years at EMC where she led HR for a number of businesses to include international assignments in the UK and France.
Senior VP, General Counsel & Secretary
Dan manages the legal and contracts functions for Dynatrace. His team of 7 handles all matters involving corporate law, contracts and licensing, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property, commercial litigation, employment law, immigration and international law. Prior to joining Dynatrace, Dan was General Counsel for Compuware and was at the forefront of a number of high profile matters including the sale to Thoma Bravo, the IPO and spin-off of Covisint, the sale and transition of 3 business units and multimillion dollar litigation against IBM for trade secret theft and antitrust violations. Prior to joining Compuware, Dan was an attorney in Chicago. He received his law degree from the University of Michigan.
Chief Financial Officer
With over 20 years of finance experience, including CFO for companies ranging in size from $10 million to $700 million, Ken’s history and comfort level is in high growth market segments like APM, and he has been involved with companies achieving INC 500 status four times. Previously, Ken was in the audit and mergers and acquisition groups at Price Waterhouse Coopers. He is a graduate from the University of Pittsburgh and has a Master’s Degree in Business from the University of South Carolina. Ken has three boys that keep him active and teach him patience.


Below are all releases of ADAMS listed. The files themselves are hosted on Sourceforge.net.
Mac users using the app archive need to tell ADAMS where to find the example flows (see above for download). The Placeholders.props file needs to be downloaded to $HOME/.adams
and the EXAMPLE_FLOWS
directory in the props file pointed to the actual directory with the example flows.


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