The explicit-control evaluator of section \ref{sec:eceval} is a
register machine whose controller interprets
The explicit-control evaluator machine is universal—it can carry out
any computational process that can be described in
Commercial general-purpose computers are register machines organized around a collection of registers and operations that constitute an efficient and convenient universal set of data paths. The controller for a general-purpose machine is an interpreter for a register-machine language like the one we have been using. This language is called the native language of the machine, or simply machine language. Programs written in machine language are sequences of instructions that use the machine's data paths. For example, the explicit-control evaluator's instruction sequence can be thought of as a machine-language program for a general-purpose computer rather than as the controller for a specialized interpreter machine.
There are two common strategies for bridging the gap between higher-level languages and register-machine languages. The explicit-control evaluator illustrates the strategy of interpretation. An interpreter written in the native language of a machine configures the machine to execute programs written in a language (called the source language) that may differ from the native language of the machine performing the evaluation. The primitive functions of the source language are implemented as a library of subroutines written in the native language of the given machine. A program to be interpreted (called the source program) is represented as a data structure. The interpreter traverses this data structure, analyzing the source program. As it does so, it simulates the intended behavior of the source program by calling appropriate primitive subroutines from the library.
In this section, we explore the alternative strategy of
compilation. A compiler for a given source language and machine
translates a source program into an equivalent program (called the
object program) written in the machine's native language. The
compiler that we implement in this section translates programs written
in
Compared with interpretation, compilation can provide a great increase in the efficiency of program execution, as we will explain below in the overview of the compiler. On the other hand, an interpreter provides a more powerful environment for interactive program development and debugging, because the source program being executed is available at run time to be examined and modified. In addition, because the entire library of primitives is present, new programs can be constructed and added to the system during debugging.
In view of the complementary advantages of compilation and interpretation, modern program-development environments pursue a mixed strategy. JavaScript interpreters are generally organized so that interpreted functions and compiled functions can call each other. This enables a programmer to compile those parts of a program that are assumed to be debugged, thus gaining the efficiency advantage of compilation, while retaining the interpretive mode of execution for those parts of the program that are in the flux of interactive development and debugging. In section \ref{sec:interfacing-compiled-code}, after we have implemented the compiler, we will show how to interface it with our interpreter to produce an integrated interpreter-compiler development system.
Our compiler is much like our interpreter, both in its structure and in the function it performs. Accordingly, the mechanisms used by the compiler for analyzing expressions will be similar to those used by the interpreter. Moreover, to make it easy to interface compiled and interpreted code, we will design the compiler to generate code that obeys the same conventions of register usage as the interpreter: The environment will be kept in the env register, argument lists will be accumulated in argl, a function to be applied will be in proc, functions will return their answers in val, and the location to which a function should return will be kept in continue. In general, the compiler translates a source program into an object program that performs essentially the same register operations as would the interpreter in evaluating the same source program.
This description suggests a strategy for implementing a rudimentary compiler: We traverse the expression in the same way the interpreter does. When we encounter a register instruction that the interpreter would perform in evaluating the expression, we do not execute the instruction but instead accumulate it into a sequence. The resulting sequence of instructions will be the object code. Observe the efficiency advantage of compilation over interpretation. Each time the interpreter evaluates an expression—for example, f(84, 96)—it performs the work of classifying the expression (discovering that this is a function application) and testing for the end of the operand list (discovering that there are two operands). With a compiler, the expression is analyzed only once, when the instruction sequence is generated at compile time. The object code produced by the compiler contains only the instructions that evaluate the operator and the two operands, assemble the argument list, and apply the function (in proc) to the arguments (in argl).
This is the same kind of optimization we implemented in the analyzing evaluator of section \ref{sec:separating-analysis}. But there are further opportunities to gain efficiency in compiled code. As the interpreter runs, it follows a process that must be applicable to any expression in the language. In contrast, a given segment of compiled code is meant to execute some particular expression. This can make a big difference, for example in the use of the stack to save registers. When the interpreter evaluates an expression, it must be prepared for any contingency. Before evaluating a subexpression, the interpreter saves all registers that will be needed later, because the subexpression might require an arbitrary evaluation. A compiler, on the other hand, can exploit the structure of the particular expression it is processing to generate code that avoids unnecessary stack operations.
As a case in point, consider the combination f(84, 96). Before the interpreter evaluates the operator of the combination, it prepares for this evaluation by saving the registers containing the operands and the environment, whose values will be needed later. The interpreter then evaluates the operator to obtain the result in val, restores the saved registers, and finally moves the result from val to proc. However, in the particular expression we are dealing with, the operator is the symbol f, whose evaluation is accomplished by the machine operation lookup_variable_value, which does not alter any registers. The compiler that we implement in this section will take advantage of this fact and generate code that evaluates the operator using the instruction
assign("proc", op("lookup_variable_value"), constant("f"), reg("env"));
A compiler can also optimize access to the environment. Having
analyzed the code, the compiler can in many cases know in which frame
a particular variable will be located and access that frame directly,
rather than performing the lookup_variable_value search. We
will discuss how to implement such variable access in
section \ref{sec:lexical-addressing}. Until then, however, we will
focus on the kind of register and stack optimizations described above.
There are many other optimizations that can be performed by a
compiler, such as coding primitive operations in line
instead of
using a general apply mechanism (see
exercise \ref{ex:open-code}); but we will not emphasize these here.
Our main goal in this section is to illustrate the compilation process
in a simplified (but still interesting) context.


stores base file and each new version of file is calculated from base + deltas
each version of file is stored, and commits point to a tree of files and hashes
git cat-file -p {SHA}
Git is essentially a fancy content management system (CMS) for files...
...and understanding how it works helps make sense of what the commands do
3 trees: working directory, index (staging), and the repo
git init
# creates .git folder in your working directory
git status
# Show the working tree status
git add {filename}
# Add file contents to the index
git commit -m "{message}"
# Record changes to the repository
git branch {testbranch}
# creates a new branch called testbranch
git checkout {branchname}
# switches your working directory to the contents
# of the latest commit on target branch
git checkout -b dhoman/11111_AC_product_typo_bugfix
# quicker way to create a new branch and immediately
# checkout the branch
git branch -d {branchname}
# delete the branch
git push {origin} {branch}
# pushes branch to the remote named origin
git pull
# performs a git fetch and a git merge on the current active branch
git diff {source_branch} {target_branch}
# shows differences between two branches
# (good way to see merge conflicts before getting them)
git diff {source_branch}...{target_branch}
# git diff ... (3 ''.'s ) will go back to
# first common ancestor and perform diffs from that
git tag
# lists all tags
git tag -l "v1.9"
# lists all tags starting with v1.9
git tag -a {v1.9.2} {9fceb02}
# adds tag v1.9.2 to commit starting with SHA 9fceb02
# not always sent by default to remotes when doing git push
# adding --tags will add them in a git push
git cherry-pick {SHA}
# apply the changes from SHA to the current active branch
git cherry-pick {SHA} {SHA} {SHA} {SHA}
# cherry-pick multiple commits by separating each SHA with a space
Cherry picking is the act of picking a commit from a branch and applying it to another
git checkout master
git cherry-pick f
git checkout -- {filename}
# tells git to checkout latest version of filename
# -- means no options
git reset HEAD~2
# undo last two commits, keep changes
git reset --hard HEAD~2
# undo last two commits, discard changes
Use ~ most of the time — to go back a number of generations, usually what you want
Use ^ on merge commits — because they have two or more (immediate) parents
G H I J
\ / \ /
D E F
\ | / \
\ | / |
\|/ |
B C
\ /
\ /
A
A = = A^0
B = A^ = A^1 = A~1
C = A^2
D = A^^ = A^1^1 = A~2
E = B^2 = A^^2
F = B^3 = A^^3
G = A^^^ = A^1^1^1 = A~3
H = D^2 = B^^2 = A^^^2 = A~2^2
I = F^ = B^3^ = A^^3^
J = F^2 = B^3^2 = A^^3^2
git reset {filename}
# then add the filename to .gitignore
git commit --amend -m "new commit message"
# can also be used to add forgotten files
git add newFile.txt
git commit --amend
Rebasing is the process of moving or combining a sequence of commits to a new base commit
Note: don't do this for things already pushed remotely
git rebase HEAD~3 -i
For changes that have hit remotes
git revert {SHA}
# adds a commit that undoes the changes from SHA
git revert HEAD~4..HEAD~2
# can be used to undo entire ranges of commits
git bisect
git bisect bad
git bisect good {revision}
# marks last good revision as revision
# after which, git will checkout random commit inbetween
git bisect bad
# and repeat process of running tests, and responding
# git bisect good, or git bisect bad
git blame filename
git checkout master
git fetch
git pull --rebase origin master
git checkout -
git rebase master
git mergetool --tool-help
git config --global merge.tool {toolname}
# .gitattributes
* text eol=crlf
*.eot binary
# .gitignore
/dist/
*.dat
node_modules
.jest/*
git checkout {tag} (ie git checkout v1.9.x)
git checkout -b dhoman/hotfix_1.9.x_sample_issue
git commit -m "AC: #666 fixed the site from blowing up because of linter errors"
Appling the fix back to master
git checkout master
git checkout -b dhoman/hotfix_1.9.x_cherry-pick_master
git cherry-pick {SHA} #SHA is the SHA for commits from hotfix branch
git stash/git stash pop/git stash apply
# way to store and reapply changes quickly, or repeat changes to multiple branches
git reflog
# way to recover "lost" commits that got removed via rebases or what have you
# before garbage collection deletes them permantely


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block body %}
The Bargaining Protocol is a generalization
of the Payment Protocol (BIP70)
which allows prices negotiation
At every step, the seller is assured
that the buyer owns the funds to cover the pledges
Messages form a chain of signatures which ensures
that the terms of the negotiation can't be forged


How to Play Puluc
Puluc finds its origins from Central America, played by the Ketchi people who are said to be descendants of the Mayans. It is traditionally played with corn husks and is a wonderful ancient filler game. Much of the game relies on luck, but it is a strangely satisfying game that often times can end in less than 5 minutes.
Step 1: Setup the Board
Each player places their pieces on their respective home bases at the end of the board.
Step 2: Learn the Throws
There are 4 casting sticks or tokens that dictate movement of pieces.
Binary dice or coins would work as well.
After throwing the casting sticks/tokens/dice the value of the movement is as follows:
- 1 marked side up, move 1 space.
- 2 marked sides up, move 2 spaces.
- 3 marked sides up, move 3 spaces.
- 4 marked sides up, move 4 spaces.
- 4 blank sides up, move 5 spaces.
Step 3: Learn the Rules
- Player that throws the highest value start first.
- Players alternate throwing the casting tokens and moving one of their pieces.
- Players may move a piece from their home base onto the track or a piece that is already on the track forward (assuming it’s not captured).
- Players can not land on top of their own piece.
- If a player’s piece lands on an opponent’s, it is now captured and moves as 1 unit.
- If a captured stack moves into the opponent’s home base. The opponent pieces are removed from the board and the player put their piece back on their home base to start on the track again.
- It is not allowed to capture an opponent in their home base (i.e. pieces that are not on the track yet).
- Captured pieces can be “captured back” by landing on them.
The first player to captured all their opponents pieces wins.


git code code: https://github.com/angular/angular.js
module: http://ngmodules.org/
official: http://www.angularjs.org
sample app: https://github.com/angular-app/angular-app
db host: https://mongolab.com/
form validation: http://www.oschina.net/translate/angularjs-form-validation
ng-init
Hello, {{name}}!
ng-model
Say hello to:
Hello, {{name}}!
ng-controller
Say hello to:
Hello, {{name}}!
var HelloCtrl = function ($scope) {
$scope.name = 'World';
}
function
{{sector}}
var HelloCtrl = function ($scope) {
$scope.getName = function() {
return $scope.name;
};
}
Hello, {{getName()}}!
ng-repeat
{{sector}}
{{country.name}} has population of {{country.population}}
World's population: {{population}} millions
var WorldCtrl = function ($scope) {
$scope.population = 7000;
$scope.countries = [
{name: 'France', population: 63.1},
{name: 'United Kingdom', population: 61.8},
];
};
The ng-repeat directive creates a new scope for each element of a collection it iterates over.
function Scopes hierarchy
{{country.name}} has population of {{country.population}},
{{worldsPercentage(country.population)}} % of the World's population
$scope.worldsPercentage = function (countryPopulation) {
return (countryPopulation / $scope.population)*100;
}
inheritance scope parent
Hello, {{name}}
Say hello to:
Hello, {{name}}!
property object
Hello, {{thing.name}}
Say hello to:
Hello, {{thing.name}}!
global events
three events being emitted: ( $includeContentRequested ,$includeContentLoaded , $viewContentLoaded )
seven events being broadcasted: ( $locationChangeStart , $locationChangeSuccess , $routeUpdate ,
$routeChangeStart , $routeChangeSuccess , $routeChangeError , $destroy )
Scopes lifecycle destroy clear
$new() and $destroy() methods, respectively (both methods are defined on the Scope type).
myMod.service('notificationsService', NotificationsService);
var NotificationsService = function (notificationsArchive) {
this.notificationsArchive = notificationsArchive;
};
factory injection registration
myMod.factory('notificationsService',function(notificationsArchive){
var MAX_LEN = 10;
var notifications = [];
return {
push:function (notification) {
var notificationToArchive;
var newLen = notifications.unshift(notification);
//push method can rely on the closure scope now!
if (newLen > MAX_LEN) {
notificationToArchive = this.notifications.pop();
notificationsArchive.archive(notificationToArchive);
}
},
// other methods of the NotificationsService
};
});
myMod.provider('notificationsService', function () {
var config = {
maxLen : 10
};
var notifications = [];
return {
setMaxLen : function(maxLen) {
config.maxLen = maxLen || config.maxLen;
},
$get : function(notificationsArchive) {
return {
push:function (notification) {
...
if (newLen > config.maxLen) {
...
}
},
// other methods go here
};
}
};
});
a provider is a function that must return an object containing the $get property
Application started at: {{appStarted}}
angular.module('upTimeApp', []).run(function($rootScope) {
$rootScope.appStarted = new Date();
});
phases and registration methods
What gets registered? Injectable during the configuration phase? Injectable during the run phase?
Constant Constant's value Yes Yes
Variable Variable's value - Yes
Service A new object created by aconstructor function - Yes
Factory A new object returned from a factory function - Yes
Provider A new object created by the $get factory function Yes -
service module dependencies
angular.module('app', ['engines', 'cars'])
angular.module('cars', [])
.factory('car', function ($log, dieselEngine) {
return {
start: function() {
$log.info('Starting ' + dieselEngine.type);
}
};
});
angular.module('engines', [])
.factory('dieselEngine', function () {
return {
type: 'diesel'
};
});
A service defined in one of the application's modules is visible to all the
other modules. In other words, hierarchy of modules doesn't influence
services' visibility to other modules. When AngularJS bootstraps an
application, it combines all the services defined across all the modules
into one application, that is, global namespace.
angular.module controller
angular.module('admin-projects', [])
.controller('ProjectsListCtrl', function($scope) {
//controller's code go here
})
.controller('ProjectsEditCtrl', function($scope) {
//controller's code go here
});
var futureResponse = $http.get('data.json');
futureResponse.success(function (data, status, headers, config) {
$scope.data = data;
});
futureResponse.error(function (data, status, headers, config) {
throw new Error('Something went wrong...');
});
$http(configObject);
methods:
• GET: $http.get(url, config)
• POST: $http.post(url, data, config)
• PUT: $http.put(url, data, config)
• DELETE: $http.delete(url, config)
• HEAD: $http.head
It is also possible to trigger a JSONP request with $http.jsonp(url, config);
config:
• method : HTTP method to be issued
• url : URL to be targeted with a request
• params : parameters to be added to the URL query string
• headers : additional headers to be added to a request
• timeout : timeout (in milliseconds) after which a XHR request will be dropped
• cache : enables XHR GET request caching
• transformRequest , transformResponse : transformation functions that allows us to pre-process and post-process data exchanged with a back-end
var Restaurant = function ($q, $rootScope) {
var currentOrder;
this.takeOrder = function (orderedItems) {
currentOrder = {
deferred:$q.defer(),
items:orderedItems
};
return currentOrder.deferred.promise;
};
this.deliverOrder = function() {
currentOrder.deferred.resolve(currentOrder.items);
$rootScope.$digest();
};
this.problemWithOrder = function(reason) {
currentOrder.deferred.reject(reason);
$rootScope.$digest();
};
}
$http promise
var responsePromise = $http.get('data.json');
responsePromise.then(function (response) {
$scope.data = response.data;
},function (response) {
throw new Error('Something went wrong...');
});
Promises returned from the $http services are resolved with the response object
which has the following properties: data , status , headers and config .
Calls to the $http service methods return promises with two additional
methods (success and error) for easy callback registration.
$resource
The $resource service is distributed in a separate file (angular-
resource.js), and resides in a dedicated module (ngResource).
To take advantage of the $resource service we need to include
the angular-resource.js file and declare dependency on the
ngResource module from our application's module.
angular.module('resource', ['ngResource'])
.factory('Users', function ($resource) {
return $resource('https://api.mongolab.com/api/1/databases/ascrum/collections/users/:id', {
apiKey:'4fb51e55e4b02e56a67b0b66',
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>//Dynamic parameter values are prefixed with a @ character
});
})
.controller('ResourceCtrl', function($scope, Users){
$scope.users = Users.query();
});
methods available:
query, get, save and delete
• Users.query(params, successcb, errorcb) : It issues an HTTP GET request and expects an array in the JSON response. It is used to retrieve a collection of items.
• Users.get(params, successcb, errorcb) : It issues an HTTP GET request and expects an object in the JSON response. It is used to retrieve a single item.
• Users.save(params, payloadData, successcb, errorcb) : It issues an HTTP POST request with request body generated from the payload.
• Users.delete(params,successcb, errorcb) (and its alias: Users.remove ): It issues an HTTP DELETE request.
Users.delete({}, user); === user.$delete();
var user = new Users({
name:'Superhero'
});
user.$save();
===
var user = {
name:'Superhero'
};
Users.save(user);
Users.query(function(users){
$scope.users = users;
console.log($scope.users.length);
});
equivalent directives
ng-model, ng:model, ng_model, x-ng-model,
x-ng:model, x-ng_model, data-ng-model, data-ng:model,
data-ng_model, x:ng-model, data_ng-model, and so on
$interpolateProvider reconfigure custom
myModule.config(function($interpolateProvider) {
$interpolateProvider.startSymbol('[[');
$interpolateProvider.endSymbol(']]');
});
Here we are changing default {{}} to [[]] so later on we can write in the templates:
[[expression]]
ng-bind
=== {{expression}}
ng-bind-html-unsafe
ng-bind-html
In terms of escaping the ng-bind-html directive is a compromise between behavior
of the ng-bind-html-unsafe (allow all HTML tags) and the interpolation
directive (allow no HTML tags at all). It might be a good alternative for cases where
we want to allow some HTML tags entered by users.
The ng-bind-html directive resides in a separate module
(ngSanitize) and requires inclusion of an additional source
file: angular-sanitize.js.
Don't forget to declare dependency on the ngSanitize module if you plan to use the
ng-bind-html directive:
angular.module('expressionsEscaping', ['ngSanitize'])
.controller('ExpressionsEscapingCtrl', function ($scope) {
$scope.msg = 'Hello, World!';
});
ng-show ng-hide ng-switch ng-if ng-include
Secret
Secret
Secret
Won't show you my secrets!
Secret
The ng-switch directive will add/remove DOM elements from the DOM tree while the ng-show/ng-hide will
simply apply style="display: none;" to hide elements. The ng-switch directive is creating a new scope.
ng-if It behaves similarly to the ng-switch directive (in the sense that it adds / removes
elements from the DOM tree) but has very simple syntax.
The ng-include directive is creating a new scope for each partial it includes.
The ng-include directive accepts an expression as its argument,
so you need to pass a quoted string if you plan to use a fixed value
pointing to a partial, for example, .
$index $first $middle $last $even $odd ng-repeat
Property {{$index}} with {{name}} has value {{value}}
ng-options="user.email for user in users"
Select a user object with user.email as the label:
ng-options="getFullName(user) for user in users"
Select a user object with a computed label (the function would be defined onthe scope):
ng-options="user.email as getFullName(user) for user in users
Select a user's e-mail rather than the whole user object, with their full name as the label:
ng-options="getFullName(user) group by user.sex for user in users"
Select a user object with the list grouped by sex:
$scope.countriesByCode = {
'AF' : 'AFGHANISTAN',
'AX' : 'ÅLAND ISLANDS',
};
$scope.countriesByName = {
'AFGHANISTAN' : 'AF',
'ÅLAND ISLANDS' : 'AX',
};
ng-options="code as name for (code, name) in countriesByCode"
To select a country code by country name, ordered by country code:
ng-options="code as name for (name, code) in countriesByName"
To select a country code by country name, ordered by country name:
form ng-valid.ng-pristine ng-invalid.ng-dirty class
http://myhost.com/myapp/admin/users/list?active=true#bottom
http://myhost.com/myapp#/admin/users/list?active=true#bottom
$location.url() /admin/users/list?active=true#bottom
$location.path() /admin/users/list
$location.search() {active: true}
$location.hash() Bottom
All of these methods are jQuery-style getters. In other words, they can be used to
both get and set the value of a given URL's component. For example, to read the URL
fragment value you would use: $location.hash() , while setting the value would
require an argument to be supplied to the same function: $location.hash('top')
The $location service offers other methods (not listed in the previous table) to
access any part of a URL: the protocol ( protocol() ), the host ( host() ), the port
( port() ), and the absolute URL ( absUrl() ). The methods are getters only. They
can't be used to mutate URL
.controller('NavigationCtrl', function ($scope, $location) {
var routes = {
'/admin/users/list': {templateUrl: 'tpls/users/list.html'},
'/admin/users/new': {templateUrl: 'tpls/users/new.html'},
'/admin/users/edit': {templateUrl: 'tpls/users/edit.html'}
};
var defaultRoute = routes['/admin/users/list'];
}
$scope.$watch(function () {
return $location.path();
}, function (newPath) {
$scope.selectedRoute = routes[newPath] || defaultRoute;
})
ngRoute
When working with the latest version of AngularJS, you
will need to remember to include the angular-route.js file and
declare a dependency on the ngRoute module.
Cache-Control: no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate
Pragma : no-cache
Expires : 0
Reloading the application, by refreshing the browser page, has the
added benefit of clearing out any data that may have been cached in
AngularJS services.
$templateCache
We could delete templates from the $templateCache service, either selectively or
even completely at various points in the application
angular.module('myApp', [])
.directive('myDirective', function() {
return {
restrict: 'EAC', //element ( E ), an attribute ( A ), a class ( C ), or a comment ( M )
replace: true,
template: '
Click me to go to Google'
};
})
The ngView directive follows these specific steps:
• Any time the $routeChangeSuccess event is fired, the view will update
• If there is a template associated with the current route:
– Create a new scope
– Remove the last view, which cleans up the last scope
– Link the new scope and the new template
– Link the controller to the scope, if specified in the routes
– Emits the $viewContentLoaded event
– Run the onload attribute function, if provided
$scope.$on('$locationChangeSuccess', function(event, newUrl, oldUrl){
//react on the location change here
//for example, update breadcrumbs based on the newUrl
});


TRAVELLER A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1997 Marty Mapes
**1/2 (out of 4) BEWARE! THIS REVIEW CONTAINS ONE (AND A HALF) OF THOSE WORDS THAT SOME PEOPLE DON'T WANT OTHER PEOPLE TO READ.
The Travellers are this country's gypsies. They live in the south and travel around, conning and scamming people (and sometimes big companies) for whatever they can get. As my brother said, this is uncharted territory, entertaining in and of itself because it shows something we don't see in our pop culture.
He's right, but he's too generous. There are a lot of mistakes that keep TRAVELLER from being a very good film. They are minor, but they are pervasive.
The movie introduces us first to the scamming life, then to "the family." They are not the mafia, but they are a close-knit clan, and outsiders are not welcome. Pat (Mark Wahlberg), the son of a former Traveller returns with his father's body to be buried on family ground. His father was kicked out of the family because he married an outsider. Now Pat wants to join the family and stick to it like his father couldn't.
At first, the family patriarch Boss Jack (Luke Askew) doesn't want to allow Pat into the clan, but Bokky (Bill Paxton) takes him under his wing. The two leave home base and travel around together, scamming farmers, homeowners, and bartenders. At one bar, the scam goes just as planned, but afterwards, Bokky realizes that he has fallen in love with Jean, the bartender (Juliana Margulies).
Bokky finds out that Jean has lost her job because of him, so he goes to her house to return the money. He's developing a guilty conscience about what he does for a living, and he sees a better life with Jean as a real possibility.
Wahlberg (as Pat) starts to shine as Pat becomes more annoyed at Bokky for falling in love with an outsider. His surrogate father is making the same mistake his real father made.
Meanwhile, Double D (James Gammon), a fellow Traveller, starts hounding Bokky in an attempt to convince him to help with a very big swindle that he has planned.
All three see Double D's plan as their way to get what they want: Bokky can make one last big score (both to start his new life and to soften Boss Jack over his leaving), Pat can win respect, and Double D can finally put his plan into action.
A movie like this is fun in the same way that Penn & Teller are fun. (Penn & Teller are magicians known for giving away SOME of the tricks of their trade.) It's easy to get caught up in the trick because it goes so smoothly. Then you see how much work went in to making it look easy, and you develop a new respect for the man pulling the strings. There are some of these tricks in TRAVELLER, but not enough to really work your brain.
I also have some reservations about the subject of the movie. I wouldn't say that TRAVELLER glamorizes the life of a con artist, but it does present it as the norm. Bokky does develop a conscience, but there are spots in the movie where the con is sometimes cruel. When Jean realizes she's been had, there is a scene of her reacting in anger and disbelief. Another time, the victims are a young man and his pregnant wife.
These scenes are in the movie so that we can understand Bokky's desire to get out of the business, but they are hard to watch because of their cruelty. I suppose that doesn't have to be a criticism, though.
But there are grounds for criticism in TRAVELLER, which is a sloppily made movie.
First, Paxton and Margulies lack screen chemistry. There's lots of sex, but no chemistry. This wouldn't be a problem in another movie, but Bokky is willing to change his life for this woman. Presumably, if the relationship were "just" sex, he wouldn't go to the trouble of leaving the clan. Then again, maybe that's why the cruel scenes mentioned earlier are so important -- maybe it's Bokky's conscience and not his heart that is pulling him away from the family.
Second, Green and screenwriter Jim McGlynn made the movie too blunt. The setup has different characters repeating how the family ain't like the outside world. Then, After an early run-in with Boss Jack, Pat gets a crush on a pretty girl. He follows her home and realizes that she is the daughter of -- you guessed it -- Boss Jack. (To add irrelevance to insult, this relationship is tossed aside and forgotten.) Worst of all, the movie has a DEUS EX MACHINA ending. It appears that McGlynn wrote himself into a corner and ran out of clever ideas.
Finally, the editing of the movie was clumsy. Most people don't notice the editing, even when it's bad, so if you want to see this movie, skip this paragraph. There are abrupt shifts of location and mood that reveal either a novice director or a mediocre editor. This movie appears to have both. Green, who has been a renowned cinematographer for a long time, makes his directorial debut (he also acted as cinematographer). Michael Ruscio, with only five movies under his belt edited TRAVELLER. An example is a montage of Bokky crying over his wife's and daughter's graves. Then, rather suddenly, we cut to him taking care of business with Boss Jack. Another example is when Bokky learns that his grandmother is ill.  All three shots play as part of the same scene. There is nothing to indicate the passage of time or distance. (And, as my brother says, this is particularly jarring since the characters seem to move about in such a large world.)
I think many people, including my brother, can see past technical flaws and enjoy a movie because of an interesting story or setting or character. I admit that I tend to be picky about the quality of the filmmaking. If you're like me, you might want to skip this one. If you're like him, by all means you should go see it.
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Just now, Techconfigurations exposed a set of renderings of the upcoming Xiaomi Mi 10 flagship smartphone. As the source claims, this handset is going to be a performance beast. The machine inherits the newly controversial 108MP camera. And of course, under the hood, it will carry the Snapdragon 865 mobile platform. As for the screen, it seems the waterfall screen of the Huawei Mate 30 Pro and the likes will become mainstream. At least, the author of the renderings thinks the Mi 10 will sport such a screen design. The back of the phone will use a glass material.
Also Read: Nokia Is Preparing A Smartphone With A Waterfall Screen
At present, the only smartphones with a 108MP camera are considered to be the Xiaomi CC9 Pro and Mix Alpha. But if the former is already on shelves, the latter won’t be available earlier than December. So we think the forthcoming Xiaomi Mi 10 will continue this line.
As you can see, the new Xiaomi Mi 10 will change the design style of the smartphone industry in 2020. Maybe it will get some inspiration from the Galaxy Note 10. The body is quite rounded; the back is covered with glass material; the front is equipped with a 6.5-inch/6.7-inch screen. No front camera opening is seen on the front. So there is every reason to think, the phone will be using a pop-up camera design.
In terms of hardware, the Xiaomi MI 10 is rumored to come with the Snapdragon 865 chipset. But the selling point of this handset will be the rear triple-camera with a 108MP sensor. The source claims it will support 3X zoom. This lens will be paired with two other sensors with 16MP and 20MP resolution. On the front, we can also see the screen fingerprint. There are various color options of blue, bright pink, red, and green.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Civil Writ Jurisdiction Case No.17638 of 2019 ======================================================
Md. Shahjahan, son of Shri Abdul Ahat, Proprietor of M/s Philips Bakery, Resident of Mohalla - Gulzar Pokhar, P.O.- Munger, P.S.- Kotwali, Distt. - Munger.
... ... Petitioner/s Versus
1. The Bihar State Pollution Control Board through its Chairman, Office at Beltron Pariwesh Bhawan, NSB - 02, Patliputra Industrial Area, District- Patna, Pin Code- 800010.
2. The Chairman, Bihar State Pollution Control Board, Pariwesh Bhawan, NSB
- 02, Patliputra Industrial Area, District- Patna, Pincode- 800010.
3. The Member Secretary, Bihar State Pollution Control Board, Pariwesh Bhawan, NSB - 02, Patliputra Industrial Area, District- Patna, Pin Code- 800010.
4. The Regional Officer, Bihar State Pollution Control Board, Regional Office at Industrial Area, Barauni, District- Begusarai, Pin Code- 851122.
... ... Respondent/s ====================================================== Appearance :
For the Petitioner/s : Mr.Akshansh Ankit, Advocate Mr. Raj Kumar Choudhary, Advocate For the Respondent/s : Mr. Shivendra Kishore, Sr. Advocate Mr. Parijat Saurav, Advocate ====================================================== CORAM: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE SANJAY PRIYA ORAL JUDGMENT Date : 28-08-2019 This writ petition has been filed by the petitioner for following reliefs:
(a) To quash letter No. 2414 dated 24.6.2019 issued by the Respondent No. 3 whereby and whereunder a direction under Section 31A of 1981 Act was issued to the petitioner to close the Bakery till he obtains consent to establish (CCTE) and consent to operate (CTO).
(b) To quash letter No. 851 dated 2.7.2019 issued by Respondent No. 4 by which the application dated 18.4.2019 of petitioner for consent to establish (CTE) was rejected.
Patna High Court CWJC No.17638 of 2019 dt.28-08-2019 2/3
(c) For issuance of direction to the Respondent Authorities to not give effect to impugned orders dated 24.6.2019 (Annexure- P10) and dated 2.7.2019 (Annexure-P11) during pendency of the instant writ application. Petitioner is mainly aggrieved by the order passed in Annexure-10 and 11 issued by Respondent Nos. 3 and 4 whereby and whereunder a direction under Section 31A of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 was issued, directing the petitioner to close the Bakery till he obtains consent to establish (CTE) and consent to operate (CTO) from the Bihar Pollution Control Board. It further appears that by order dated 2.7.2019 (Annexure-11), the application dated 18.4.2019 filed by the petitioner for consent to establish (CTE) and consent to operate (CTO) were rejected by the Bihar Pollution Control Board.
Mr. Shivendra Kishore, counsel for the Bihar State Pollution Control Board has appeared. He has submitted that there is statutory remedy of appeal available to the petitioner as provided under Section 31of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
Counsel for the petitioner does not contradict the aforesaid submission raised on behalf of the petitioner.
Patna High Court CWJC No.17638 of 2019 dt.28-08-2019 3/3 In such circumstances, this writ petition is disposed off with direction to the petitioner to file Appeal before the competent authority under Section 31 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, within a period of one month from the date of passing of this order.
The Appellate Authority will pass final order on the appeal preferred by the petitioner within a period of two months from the date of filing of the Appeal by petitioner in accordance with law, after giving proper opportunity of hearing to the petitioner, and looking into all the relevant documents, filed by the petitioner. The limitation in filing the appeal by the petitioner, if any, will be condoned by the competent authority, since petitioner was availing remedy in this Court.
This writ petition is accordingly disposed off.
(Sanjay Priya, J) S.Ali/-
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JUDGMENT Virender Singh, J.
1. On the last date of hearing i.e. February 05, 2003 it was ordered by me that the counsel for the petitioner (Mr. Sanjiv Bansal, Advocate) and counsel for the respondent (Mr. B.S. Thind, Advocate) be informed of the actual date of hearing i.e. 12.2.2003 as none had appeared from either side on the last date of hearing. However, on 12.2.2003 the present petition could not be taken up by me. Office report shows that counsel for the parties were duly informed.
2. The present revision petition has been filed for setting aside the impugned order dated 25.4.1997 Annexure P/2 passed by Sub Divisional Judicial Magistrate, Kharar whereby the complaint of the petitioner under Section 25/26 read with Section 47 of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 (hereinafter referred to as the Act) has been dismissed for want of prosecution.
3. The case of the petitioner is that M/s Platewell Electroplaters, D-II, Phase I, Mohali Distt. Ropar was found discharging its trade effluent, when inspected by the Board officials, without installing any effluent treatment plant or constructing any sewer. It is then the case of the petitioner that both the respondents were given an opportunity to explain their position but it was not availed of by the respondents and ultimately the petitioner filed the complaint (Annexure P/1) against the respondents after getting due approval/sanction. It has further been averred that the present complaint has to be tried as a warrant case as the contravention of the provisions of Section 25 or 26 of the Act are punishable with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than 2 years but which may extend to 6 years and with fine. it is further asserted on behalf of the petitioner that after the recording of the evidence, charge was framed against the respondents vide order dated 2.3.95. Thereafter the case was posted for after charge evidence and one PW was also examined on 2.8.1996 and then the matter was adjourned for remaining PWs. One of the dates fixed for after charge evidence was 25.4.97 and on that day the complaint was dismissed for want of prosecution by the learned Sub Divisional Judicial Magistrate, Kharar vide order Annexure P/2.
4. I have heard Mr. Sanjiv Bansal, learned counsel for the petitioner. However, none has put in appearance on behalf of the respondents to assist this Court.
5. The grouse shown by the learned counsel for the petitioner is that the impugned order is totally contrary to the provisions of Criminal Procedure Code. As the present complaint relates to a warrant case, the learned trial court should have adopted the provisions of section 249 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and as such the Court has no jurisdiction to dismiss the complaint in this eventuality. In support of this, Mr. Bansal has read Section 249 of the Cr.P.C. before me. He has also relied upon a judgment of this Court rendered in Baljinder Singh v. Jagsir Singh and Ors. 1991(2) RCR 251.
6. I have perused the impugned order. Section 249 of the Code of Criminal Procedure is reproduced as under:--
"249- When the proceedings have been instituted upon complaint, and on any day fixed for the hearing of the case, the complainant is absent, and the offence may be lawfully compounded or is not a cognizable offence, the Magistrate may, in his discretion, notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained, at any time before the charge has been framed, discharge the accused."
7. The plain reading of aforesaid section makes it clear that the Magistrate has no jurisdiction to dismiss the complaint where the offence is either non-compoundable or is cognizable and in a case where the charge has been framed.
8. In the present case, it has been averred that the charge was framed against the respondents on 2.3.95 and thereafter one PW was also examined on 2.8.96 as after charge evidence and as such, the judgment in Baljinder Singh's case (supra) relied upon by the learned counsel for the petitioner is fully applicable to the facts of the present case.
9. For the foregoing reasons, the order in question (Annexure P/2) deserves to be set-aside. Accordingly, revision petition is allowed and the order dated 25.4.97 dismissing the complaint for want of prosecution is hereby set-aside. The complaint is restored to its original position. The parties are directed to appear before the trial court on 24.3.2003 for further proceedings. The copy of the judgment be sent to the trial court without any delay.
10. Since it is an old matter relating to the year 1992, the trial court is directed to speed up the trial and would make all its endeavour to finish the case at the earliest preferably within six months. Since the respondents go un-represented in the present petition before me, the trial court would secure the presence of the respondents according to law.


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Compounds I take daily:
Piracetam - 1200 mg
Phenibut - 750 mg
Vinpocetine - 10 mg
Noopept(another racetam) - 15 mg
Time from the last recreational substance usage: 1 day, it was 20 mg of 4-AcO-DMT - I didn't like it, but it is the whole different story.
5-methoxy-tryptamines I've tried(and loved): 5-MeO-DMT, 5-MeO-DALT, 5-MeO-MiPT, 5-MeO-MET.
Initial setting: my room.
Initial set: everything is alright, I am in a positive mood, had enough sleep today. I have no motivation for work or study, and I am bored a bit, so I decide to enhance my evening with some (hopefully) mild MeO experience.
T-0:15 I weight out 30 mg, but unsure if I dare to take whole dose.
T+0:00 I consume ~23 mg of 4-MeO-MiPT dissolved in ~100 ml of water. As for the most compounds, taste is chemically bitter, but quite tolerable. My stomach is empty, but I had light meal 90 minutes ago.
T+0:02 I eat some chocolate syrup to mask the taste, and and then put on headphones.
T+0:05 Some visual activity is noticed, very similar to 5-methoxy-tryptamines: darkening colors, increase of static, thick gray lines - this is what I call 5-MeO fingerprint. When I take psychedelics, I usually can feel something in my system within few minutes, but this is quite fast even for me.
T+0:09 Visuals are quite mild, but I think that they are distinct from placebo or my usual HPPD-like state.
T+0:16 Colors become even more darker, and typing posts on bluelight becomes more difficult - I am a bit altered, +1.5 maybe. Body feels nice, but it is not body high. I can easily blur my vision, which is another sign of alteration.
T+0:24-T+0:30 I have a telephone conversation with my girlfriend. No problems with putting thoughts into words, mood is lifted up. She's in another city, she's alright, and we exchange some funny nonsense, as we love to do. Actually, I love to tell nonsense more than she, but this doesn't really matter to this trip-report .
T+0:32 I am at +1.5 only, and no negative side effects are felt, so I decide that it is safe to take additional 7 mg dose, so my total dose becomes 30 mg.
T+1:05 Taking shower was really pleasant. Doing everything is niiiiiiiiiice. I am at +2.5, but no visuals. This seem strange, but I had a hypothesis. I put on headphones again and listen to Godhead for a while. I put off headphones. I put on them again. Aha! It is synaesthesia, and it is clearly distinct from my sober synaesthesia. Listeting to music, I notice all initial visuals + waving, blurring and very, very occasional patterns. And none of these visuals when music is turned off.
T+1:50 Eh, last 40 minutes were really boring. I felt nice, everything is enhanced, like someone casted a spell '+2 to liking everything, +3 to enjoying everything'.
T+2:10 The peak effects are gone, but I can clearly feel the compound in my system. I am wondering what to do and I go to the room of my friends.
T+2:15-T+3:50 These is amazing 85 minutes. I am in my friends room, and unlike with other psychedelics, my thoughts are well-connected, I am quite talkative, and feel emphathy. The effects of compound are back but not to the original extent. We talk about various stuff, watch a lot of funny youtube videos. Absolute niceness.
T+4:10 I had a phone call, which made me anxious. Argh! I try to calm down, but I need anxyolitic.
T+4:40 I am approaching baseline, but still feeling 4-MeO-MiPT. I take my usual 3 mg of Melatonin and unusual 1 mg of Phenazepam before going to bed.
T+5:15 Can't sleep. I am calm, and not anxious anymore, and sleepy. I just can't. 4-MeO-MiPT, Phenazepam and Melatonin create unique effect, and I have strange urge to write something artistic. I rarely do this, but now this strange desire takes over me.
T+6:00 I typed 5k characters, and my inspiration is gone. Finally I can asleep.
T+6:10 I think, it is the point where experience actually ends, I am sleeping.
I slept 10 hours, and woke up refreshed, feeling both 4-MeO-MiPT afterglow and benzo dumbness.
Overall, The compound heavily reminds me of 5-MeO-DALT, there are some differences, but I am not sure if I am able blindly distinguish these two. 4-MeO-MiPT has less side-effects, less bodyload, less GI discomfort and even less psychedelic effects. But 4-MeO-MiPT is more pleasant.
I liked it more than 5-MeO-DALT, and I am going to experiment with this compound in the future.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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ABOUT US
History of the store
               Straight Ahead fast food chain was build recently by a Thomasian student. It is first located at University of Santo Tomas, BGPOP (new building).
It has delicious foods that serves faster than ever.
Description
               Straight Ahead was named after being the fastest server of fast food chain. Because of slow service of other restaurant.
The owner thought of why not create a faster service compared to others the restaurant will be.
Address
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February 27, 2011
A prototype for green transportation.
Prepared by Tyler C. Folsom
Introduction
System Design Architecture
Vehicle Hardware
Vehicle Software
Vehicle Electronics
Simulator
Downloading and using software


Rules of the game
- Choose a player to go first.
- Player continues rolling and accumulating points at risk of rolling a 1 or holds.
- If player rolls a 1 his turn is over, he loses all points accumulated during that turn, he passes the die.
- Play passes from player to player until a winner is determined.
- The first player to accumulate 100 or more points wins the game.
Pig Dice


Part Art, Part Sport
Since I took my first steps on the ice at the age of 6, I've competed on Team USA, traveling throughout the world on the Junior Grand Prix Circuit and 2015 US World Junior Team.
I've picked up two US junior men's silver medals and two consecutive US Collegiate Championship titles. I also serve on the US Figure Skating Singles Committee.
I now train and compete under Mitchell Johansson Method and Skating Club of Boston.
01 Career
Charity
Competitive Record
- 2018 US Collegiate Championships — 1st
- 2017 US Collegiate Championships — 1st
- 2016 US Championships, Junior — 2nd
- 2015 US Championships, Junior — 2nd
- 2015 World Junior Championships — 20th
- 2016 Junior Grand Prix, Ostrava — 7th
- 2015 Junior Grand Prix, Bratislava — 9th
- 2014 Junior Grand Prix, Nagoya — 7th
02 Computational Media Design
For my final project for the MIT Media Lab MAS First-Year program, MAS.110 Fundamentals of Computational Media Design, I pursued a new way of looking at figure skating jump and spin elements by taking frame-by-frame shots and stitching them together into one frame.
After doing multiple takes in order to get the perfect combination of lighting, composure, and composition, I used stitched them together with different opacities to create a sense of progression and movement.


Upload your CSV that contains the row that you want to forecast. CSV should contain atleast two columns
representing the Timestamp and the univariate data that needs to be forecasted.
After Uploading select the respective columns from the dropdown and then click extract. This should result
in your data being displayed in a graph.
Training & Validation
Here we will be training a LSTM Neural Network model on your dataset.
A deep down read on lstm as an approach to forecasting can be found here.
You can use the default parameters set and just start training. Two graphs should inititate to help yo monitor model loss and mape.
Loss Graph
MAPE Graph
Forecast
Your Model is Trained and Ready, simply click forecast to see your models forecasted results.
Note: Your forecast horizon will only go as far as the number of days you trained the model to forecast.


Gene eQTL Visualizer (GEV) is a web-driven visualization tool that visually summarizes the eQTL results of a single query gene in a heat map.
The columns are SNPs, by default, sorted by chromosome positions, rows are tissues in alphabetical order. Only SNPs and tissues that have eQTLs
associated with the query gene are reported in the heat map, thus each gene's heat map dimensions varies.
When an eQTL is present in a tissue and of a SNP, it appears as a circle on the heat map.
The Zoom Lens and Viewport
GEV attempts to fit the entire heat map into the browser window,
so that one can observe global trends and patterns without scrolling. However, the trade-off is that the heat map can become too small
to allow closer examination.
Therefore, a shaded box that serves as a zoom lens is provided on the heat map and shows a partial region of the map in the zoom viewport.
One can browse the heat map in the zoom viewport by
dragging the zoom lens along the heat map, or click anywhere of interest on the heat map. The area of the zoom lens can be modified by dragging
the vertical edges of the rectangle box,
which essentially changes the width of the zoom viewport.
The Info Panel
In the info panel, the basic information of the query gene is provided. Links to the gene page and eQTL IGV browser are also conveniently provided.
To view the eQTL results of a different gene, use the search box to fetch the gene of interest by gene symbol or ENSEMBL ID.
The Color and Bubble Size Scales
Two visual properties of the circle, color and size, are used to represent the NES (normalized effect size) and p-value of the eQTL results, respectively.
The color and size scales are global, which means that the Gene eQTL Visualizer uses the same scales to render results from all genes.
The size scale legend refers to the heat map in the zoomed viewport.
Filtering By P-Value or Effect Size
The tissue menu can be summoned by clicking the button located at the upper left corner in the GEV. One can custom-select tissues to view in the heat map.
The Tissue Selection Menu
The tissue menu can be summoned by clicking the button located at the upper left corner in the GEV. One can custom-select tissues to view in the heat map.


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layout: post
title: Fantastic Plastic Floric
date: '2007-06-19T15:54:00.001Z'
author: tknv
tags:
- kazakhstan
modified_time: '2009-07-09T19:21:53.263Z'
thumbnail: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_dszryEfCgyA/Rnf8cFI51NI/AAAAAAAAAEg/t2EEpXPuayE/s72-c/DSC08674.JPG
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-11459759.post-3277509773091515101
blogger_orig_url: http://phichyudebow.blogspot.com/2007/06/fantastic-plastic-floric.html
---
looks plastic...
see no one in two days.
at 3500m high pass to Kyrgyzstan.


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Note: the following details a serious, expensive class of bugs that your project may have, but that many don't know about. Out of necessity, I'll lightly touch on technical details.
I was hiring developers for a large, complicated application. I happened to mention to one of the more promising candidates that the application was fairly write-heavy and we might experience some performance concerns later. This developer, with years of experience and skills across multiple technologies that might have been of use to us, replied "you're going to either need to shard your database or switch to NoSQL."
That was enough to guarantee they didn't get the job.
It's a distressingly common problem: with absolutely no understanding of how the database was designed or what the application did, an experienced developer made a strong declaration about how to fix a problem we didn't yet have. In fact, when companies hire me for consulting, one of the first things I do is examine the data storage layer. It's often in pretty bad shape and a constant source of bugs because developers learn SQL and think they understand databases.
If you take nothing else from this article, take this: learning how to write and optimize SQL has as much in common with designing a database as being an expert mechanic qualifies you to design a car.
In many startups, there's not a lot of up front money, so a qualified DBA is viewed as a luxury rather than a necessity. As a result, the devs choose a data storage tool based on what they're comfortable with instead of what the project actually requires. MySQL is so popular and easy to use that many developers choose it out of habit, tune a few parameters for performance, and start developing.
As the project grows, data issues are noticed and get fixed on an ad hoc basis. Variants of the following bug abound:
mysql> create table example (tooshort varchar(3));
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec)
mysql> insert into example (tooshort) values ("12345");
Query OK, 1 row affected, 1 warning (0.00 sec)
mysql> select tooshort from example;
+----------+
| tooshort |
+----------+
| 123 |
+----------+
As you can see from the above, MySQL happily truncated the data, throwing away valuable information. It issued a warning, but most applications ignore database warnings. For one of our clients, we found two years of analytic data had to be thrown away because of this bug, even though this warning was issued on every insert.
Once developers learn about MySQL's strict mode, they often try to enable it, only to watch the application crash and burn because it was written with the assumption that division by zero produces NULL values instead of errors, "0000-00-00" is a real date, and many other tiny problems. These same applications usually lack foreign key constraints, or use them inconsistently. And more than one developer has solved deadlock issues by not using database transactions.
By the time strict mode is finally enabled, there's a layer of bugs in the database and a layer of related "strict mode workarounds" in the application level. It becomes expensive to maintain and much development effort is spent on correcting existing problems rather than build new features that could earn new business.
Those who use Oracle or SQL Server often have databases just as bad, so this isn't just a "MySQL thing." Curiously, we've noticed that our clients who use PostgreSQL tend to have better quality databases, possibly stemming from a database community which is obsessed with data quality.
For one company, a domain name registrar, I was helping them work on fraud prevention tools when a project manager mentioned that a particular query took 15 minutes to return. The team lead explained that there was "too much data" to query efficiently. That "too much data" was only three million records. After running explain on the query, I discovered they weren't using indexes. A few minutes later, that 15 minute query took under two seconds to run. Were it not for the accident of my being there, they would have concluded the database was "too slow" and reached for a NoSQL solution.
Another common issue, endemic with ORMs, is fetching multiple columns, only to use two or three of them. Or discovering that MySQL often forces a disk sort when fetching rows with text or blob fields, even if you're not sorting on those fields. Or constantly updating only one column in a table when 20 other columns that never change, causing a lot of unexpected disk I/O. For these and many other issues, most of which are easy to solve, devs who are unfamiliar with databases often reach for NoSQL solutions without understanding why they had a problem in the first place. Quite often they've traded a set of known problems for a set of unknown problems. This is not a good business decision.
More to the point: before relational databases, all databases were NoSQL. That's why we have relational databases.
So why is this a big deal? Well, the term "information economy" isn't bandied about for nothing. Consider that most applications have four phases, though their structure might obscure this.
Virtually every application has those phases, but what do they mean? Simply put:
Your application is all about data. For many people in management, they see the app or the web page, but they don't see the database hidden underneath. They understand that without their data the company is probably in serious trouble, but they don't give much thought to it. In fact, while total data loss will probably bankrupt your company, few give much thought to the the standard data quality issues that are a constant financial drain because it's assumed to be part of the cost of doing business. And the developers who don't understand how to use databases often tell management "that's just the way this technology works."
If there is one thing to take away from this article, it's to know that a properly designed database will still allow you to add incorrect data such as a misspelled first name, but it makes it hard to add invalid data, such as an order which references a non-existant customer, or a negative price for a product. Data maintenance costs drop significantly when you have a great database.
Even the barest minimum of work understanding how to design databases can tremendously improve quality. One of my most popular talks—rated 5 out of 5 stars at OSCON—is "How to Fake a Database Design."
You don't need to be an expert in databases to do a much better job of using them. First, learn the basics of database design. Understand that foreign key constraints, check constraints, and other tools are part of that design, and not just "nice to have" features. Once you have your data quality ensured, then you can worry about performance. As the old adage goes "first make it work, then make it fast."
NoSQL, sharding, and other techniques to get performance wins can wind up costing you a lot of money in the long run. Until you really understand why your current database isn't fast enough, don't reach for the shiny tools. You'll thank me later.
As an aside: I use and recommend NoSQL solutions from time to time (a shout-out to Redis: I love Redis). I am not "anti-NoSQL." I simply find that by properly designing databases and understanding the underlying causes of database issues, NoSQL solutions often offer us little value.
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Unlimited Games. How should Red play 54?
pips Red=162 White=151
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
A position that twenty years ago nearly everybody would have got wrong. Many would have chosen 11/6, 10/6 which is a blunder as it does nothing to improve Red’s position.
White has an advanced anchor and so Red must start to activate his back checkers. The choice is between 24/20, 11/6 and the very bold 24/15. The latter play looks risky but unless White hist twice Red will get a lot of return shots after a White hit.
Rollouts show that 24/15 is the best move, although the more prosaic 24/20, 11/6 is a close second.
White has an advanced anchor and so Red must start to activate his back checkers. The choice is between 24/20, 11/6 and the very bold 24/15. The latter play looks risky but unless White hist twice Red will get a lot of return shots after a White hit.
Rollouts show that 24/15 is the best move, although the more prosaic 24/20, 11/6 is a close second.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/15 Eq.: -0.567 0.374 0.064 0.002 - 0.626 0.212 0.012 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/20 11/6 Eq.: -0.588 (-0.021) 0.358 0.072 0.002 - 0.642 0.184 0.009 3. Cubeful 2-ply 11/6 8/4 Eq.: -0.645 (-0.078) 0.345 0.073 0.002 - 0.655 0.186 0.011 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/4 Eq.: -0.669 (-0.102) 0.343 0.073 0.002 - 0.657 0.194 0.014 5. Cubeful 2-ply 11/2 Eq.: -0.675 (-0.108) 0.341 0.071 0.002 - 0.659 0.191 0.013


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Mup for blind users
Since Mup uses a simple text file as input rather than a GUI,
it can be used very successfully by people who are blind,
to produce professional-quality music output.
If you can edit a text file, you can create Mup input.
Additional features that make Mup more accessible for blind users than
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final product looks as nearly "perfect" as possible,
in most cases, the output will be very acceptable without any extra fiddling.
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Mup User's Guide
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Ocean Outdoor grows revenue amid Rugby World Cup boost
by James WarringtonOcean Outdoor has posted a double-digit rise in revenue for the third quarter after securing an exclusive deal with ITV to broadcast Rugby World Cup matches.
The out-of-home advertising firm pulled in revenue of £29m over the period, up 12 per cent on last year.
Read more: Ocean Outdoor snaps up Swedish ad firm Visual Art for €63m
Ocean, which operates major advertising boards such as Piccadilly Lights, said it had been boosted by its screenings of live England rugby games and highlights, as well as other collaborations with Team GB and Toyota.
Investment in content has proved a key strategy for the company, which aired coverage of Wimbledon this summer and has signed a deal for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
The quarterly figures also included media sales from Visual Art, the Swedish digital ad firm Ocean acquired for €63m (£56m) in September.
The deal added 25,000 screens to Ocean’s portfolio across 24 countries, including the rights to almost two dozen Westfield shopping centres in Europe.
Ocean also operates in Denmark, Finland and Germany, and last month rebranded its Dutch portfolio as Ocean Netherlands.
Read more: Rugby World Cup audiences help push ITV ad revenue higher
“Despite political uncertainty in the UK, the advertising market has held up reasonably well and the out-of-home market continues to outperform traditional media,” said chief executive Tim Bleakley.
“In the UK, Piccadilly Lights has enjoyed a robust quarter and introduced some quality new brands to the sector. The performance of the Dutch business has been strong and the progress the teams have made with the launch of Ocean Netherlands is particularly encouraging.”
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from the unknown-stds dept:
While searching the ECMA site for the ECMAScript spec the other day, I ran into a really unexpected specification: "ECMA-234: Application Programming Interface for Windows (APIW)"
This one really caught me by surprise! OK, did anybody else expect to find the Win3.1 API standarized?
Please note the date on this document (dec. 1995) is after Win95 was already out...


public class Game
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
HAND_SIZE |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Game(java.util.List<Player> aPlayerList)
constructor that creates a game based on the amount of players.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.List<Block> |
addBlocks(Player aPlayer)
Method that makes sure that the player gets enough stones from the
gameBag.
|
java.util.List<Block> |
addStone(int aAmount)
Adds stones to the hand of the player.
|
boolean |
checkHand(java.util.List<Node> set)
Checks if all the given blocks are in the hand of the player.
|
boolean |
checkHand(Player player,
Block block)
Checks if a similar block, exists in the hand of the player.
|
void |
doMove(java.util.List<Node> aPlayerMove)
Checks if the list of blocks received are in the hand of the player.
|
java.util.List<Node> |
getCopyBoard()
Gets the placed nodes of the unit.
|
Player |
getCurrentPlayer()
Gets the current player from the game.
|
java.util.List<Node> |
getFrontier()
Returns the board frontier, aka all possible empty spaces where the player can
place his/her blocks.
|
int |
getNumStonesInBag()
Returns the current amount of stones in the stone bag.
|
java.util.List<Player> |
getPlayers()
Returns the players that are currently in the game.
|
boolean |
hasEnded()
If there are no more stones in the bag Loop through all players and their
hand till it finds a valid move.
|
Player |
nextPlayer()
sets the next player.
|
void |
removePlayer(Player player)
Removes a player from the game.
|
void |
setFirstPlayer(java.util.Map<Player,java.util.List<Node>> firstSet)
Sets the first player and does the move that was worth the most points.
|
java.util.Map<Player,java.util.List<Node>> |
startingPlayer(java.util.Map<Player,java.util.List<Node>> aMapWithFirstMoves)
Receives the first move of all the players and determine which player
should start by calculation the scores of each move.
|
Block |
tradeBlock(Player player,
Block block)
Trades a block with the bag.
|
void |
tradeBlocks(Block aBlock)
Returns the blocks back to the bag.
|
public static final int HAND_SIZE
public Game(java.util.List<Player> aPlayerList)
aPlayerList
- The players who play the game.public void setFirstPlayer(java.util.Map<Player,java.util.List<Node>> firstSet)
firstSet
- The map of players, and their respective first moves.public java.util.Map<Player,java.util.List<Node>> startingPlayer(java.util.Map<Player,java.util.List<Node>> aMapWithFirstMoves)
aMapWithFirstMoves
- The map of players, and their respective first moves.public Player nextPlayer()
public boolean hasEnded()
public boolean checkHand(Player player, Block block)
player
- The player to check for.block
- The block to check.public boolean checkHand(java.util.List<Node> set)
set
- The set of blocks to check.public void doMove(java.util.List<Node> aPlayerMove) throws IllegalMoveException, NotYourBlockException
aPlayerMove
- The move that the player wants to make.IllegalMoveException
- If the move given does not comply with the game rules.NotYourBlockException
- If the player tries to do a move with stones he/she
Does not have in her/his hand.public java.util.List<Node> getFrontier()
public java.util.List<Player> getPlayers()
public java.util.List<Block> addBlocks(Player aPlayer)
aPlayer
- The player to fill the hand for.public java.util.List<Node> getCopyBoard()
public java.util.List<Block> addStone(int aAmount)
aAmount
- The amount of stones to add.public void tradeBlocks(Block aBlock)
aBlock
- The block to return to the bag.public Block tradeBlock(Player player, Block block) throws NotYourTurnException, NotYourBlockException
player
- The player who does the trade.block
- The block type the player wants to trade.NotYourTurnException
- Thrown if this function is called
when the player is not the current player.NotYourBlockException
- Thrown if you try to trade a block
that is not yours.public Player getCurrentPlayer()
public void removePlayer(Player player)
player
- The player to remove.public int getNumStonesInBag()


Constants (skhep.constants)¶
This package skhep.constants contains 2 sorts of constants:
- Physical constants.
- Common and/or handy constants.
All constants are computed in the HEP System of Units as defined in the skhep.units package.
Typical use case:
>>> from skhep.constants import c_light
>>> from skhep.units import picosecond, micrometer
>>> tau_Bs = 1.5 * picosecond # a particle lifetime, say the Bs meson's
>>> ctau_Bs = c_light * tau_Bs # ctau of the particle, ~450 microns
>>> print ctau_Bs # result in HEP units, so mm ;-)
0.449688687
>>> print ctau_Bs / micrometer # result in micrometers
449.688687


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Mrs. Maliss, the ghost of a 1930's Brooklyn School Teacher traps 7 teens in her classroom of horror.
When you fail an exam...
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What is Vindictive?
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From the demented minds of Joe Ritter, Ken Fleischer and Simon Rubenstein, Vindictive is the heart-pounding story of Mrs. Maliss, the ghost of a 1930's Brooklyn School Teacher who traps 6 present day teenage girls and one teenage boy in her classroom of horror behind the walls of an old Brooklyn Apartment Building.

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Together, these visionaries make up Brooklyn Pictures Entertainment, the newest independent motion picture studio on the block! No, really, they just started it. Like, right now. At this very moment. Today! You heard it first, right here.
Brooklyn Pictures Entertainment is a multi- platform entertainment company that will manufacture Motion Pictures, Television Series, Video Games, Graphic Novels, Books - Horror Films, Murder Mysteries, Thrillers, Dramas and Comedies.
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An R interface to the SYMPHONY solver for mixed-integer linear programs.
| Version: | 0.1-28 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.6.0) |
| Enhances: | slam, Matrix, SparseM |
| Published: | 2017-11-07 |
| Author: | Reinhard Harter [aut], Kurt Hornik [aut, cre], Stefan Theussl [aut], Cyrille Szymanski [ctb], Florian Schwendinger [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Kurt Hornik <Kurt.Hornik at R-project.org> |
| License: | EPL |
| URL: | http://R-Forge.R-project.org/projects/rsymphony, https://projects.coin-or.org/SYMPHONY, http://www.coin-or.org/download/source/SYMPHONY/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | SYMPHONY libraries and headers |
| In views: | Optimization |
| CRAN checks: | Rsymphony results |
| Reference manual: | Rsymphony.pdf |
| Package source: | Rsymphony_0.1-28.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Rsymphony_0.1-28.zip, r-release: Rsymphony_0.1-28.zip, r-oldrel: Rsymphony_0.1-28.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: not available, r-oldrel: not available |
| Old sources: | Rsymphony archive |
| Reverse imports: | ROI.plugin.symphony |
| Reverse suggests: | fPortfolio, lpmodeler, parma, prioritizr, relations |
| Reverse enhances: | designmatch |
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