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This function returns the numbers of bytes in the receive queue.
SyntaxBYTE SerialGetByteCount(
BYTE bSerialPort
); Parameters- bSerialPort
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Specifies the serial port to get the byte count.
Return Value-
Returns the number of bytes in the receive queue.
Remarks-
This function must be called to determine how much data, if any,
is present in serial port's received data queue. If the returned
number is greater than zero, then a call to SerialGetData can be
made to retrieve the next byte.
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CVNN¶
This shows a simple example on how to use this library.
First lets import what we need
import numpy as np
import cvnn.layers as complex_layers
import tensorflow as tf
We will assume you have a get_dataset() function that has it’s complex dtype data.
If you don’t yet have it and you want first to test any working example, you can use the following code.
def get_dataset():
(train_images, train_labels), (test_images, test_labels) = tf.keras.datasets.cifar10.load_data()
train_images = train_images.astype(dtype=np.complex64) / 255.0
test_images = test_images.astype(dtype=np.complex64) / 255.0
return (train_images, train_labels), (test_images, test_labels)
Warning
This will just make it have a nul imaginary part (z = x + 1j*0
), it makes no sense to use a complex network for this dataset. It is just for an example.
Ok, we are now ready to create our model! Let’s create a Complex-Valued Convolutional Neural Netowrk (CV-CNN)
Warning
Tensorflow casts the input automatically to real! To avoid that, use always the ComplexInput layer as the input.
# Assume you already have complex data... example numpy arrays of dtype np.complex64
(train_images, train_labels), (test_images, test_labels) = get_dataset() # to be done by each user
model = tf.keras.models.Sequential()
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexInput(input_shape=(32, 32, 3))) # Always use ComplexInput at the start
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexConv2D(32, (3, 3), activation='cart_relu'))
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexAvgPooling2D((2, 2)))
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexConv2D(64, (3, 3), activation='cart_relu'))
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexMaxPooling2D((2, 2)))
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexConv2D(64, (3, 3), activation='cart_relu'))
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexFlatten())
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexDense(64, activation='cart_relu'))
model.add(complex_layers.ComplexDense(10, activation='convert_to_real_with_abs'))
model.compile(optimizer='adam',
loss=tf.keras.losses.SparseCategoricalCrossentropy(from_logits=True),
metrics=['accuracy'])
model.summary()
Note
An activation that casts to real must be used at the last layer as the loss function cannot minimize a complex number.
The last code will output the model summary:
Model: "sequential"
_________________________________________________________________
Layer (type) Output Shape Param #
=================================================================
complex_conv2d (ComplexConv2 (None, 30, 30, 32) 1792
_________________________________________________________________
complex_avg_pooling2d (Compl (None, 15, 15, 32) 0
_________________________________________________________________
complex_conv2d_1 (ComplexCon (None, 13, 13, 64) 36992
_________________________________________________________________
complex_flatten (ComplexFlat (None, 10816) 0
_________________________________________________________________
complex_dense (ComplexDense) (None, 64) 1384576
_________________________________________________________________
complex_dense_1 (ComplexDens (None, 10) 1300
=================================================================
Total params: 1,424,660
Trainable params: 1,424,660
Non-trainable params: 0
_________________________________________________________________
Great! we have our model done, now we are ready to train!
history = model.fit(train_images, train_labels, epochs=6, validation_data=(test_images, test_labels))
Training output:
Epoch 1/6
1563/1563 [==============================] - 21s 13ms/step - loss: 1.4151 - accuracy: 0.4932 - val_loss: 1.1865 - val_accuracy: 0.5854
Epoch 2/6
1563/1563 [==============================] - 17s 11ms/step - loss: 1.0378 - accuracy: 0.6339 - val_loss: 1.0505 - val_accuracy: 0.6415
Epoch 3/6
1563/1563 [==============================] - 17s 11ms/step - loss: 0.8625 - accuracy: 0.6968 - val_loss: 0.9945 - val_accuracy: 0.6575
Epoch 4/6
1563/1563 [==============================] - 15s 10ms/step - loss: 0.7133 - accuracy: 0.7499 - val_loss: 0.9414 - val_accuracy: 0.6774
Epoch 5/6
1563/1563 [==============================] - 16s 11ms/step - loss: 0.5716 - accuracy: 0.7999 - val_loss: 0.9673 - val_accuracy: 0.6895
Epoch 6/6
1563/1563 [==============================] - 18s 11ms/step - loss: 0.4350 - accuracy: 0.8490 - val_loss: 1.0668 - val_accuracy: 0.6848
To evaluate the models performance you can use
test_loss, test_acc = model.evaluate(test_images, test_labels, verbose=2)
Output:
313/313 - 2s - loss: 1.0668 - accuracy: 0.6848
You can now predict using either model(test_images)
or model.predict(test_images)
.


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Parkour is the act of moving from point “a” to point “b” using the obstacles in your path to increase your efficiency. It has since then developed to be an expression of freedom of movement, where athletes incorporate more self-expression, improvisation, and the use of movements for aesthetics-only, such as flips and twists.
Learn MoreThe most commonly used Parkour movements can be broken into three basic categories:
| Vault | Roll | Flip |
|---|---|---|
| Easy | ||
| Safety Vault | Parkour Roll | Backflip |
| Medium | ||
| Reverse Vault | Backwards Roll | Front Flip |
| Advanced | ||
| Double Kong | Dive Roll | Side Flip |
Vaults are different ways of getting over an object in your path. There are many different vaults. These are a few.
To learn more about these vaults and see them in action click here
Rolls are some of the most important tools in a freerunner's arsenal as it is allows them to safely land or bail out of a move as well as continue their forward momentum. These are a few examples:
To learn more about these vaults and see them in action click here


Various utility functions for internal use.
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const GLFWvidmode * | _glfwChooseVideoMode (_GLFWmonitor *monitor, const GLFWvidmode *desired) |
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Various utility functions for internal use.
These functions are shared code and may be used by any part of GLFW Each platform may add its own utility functions, but those must only be called by the platform-specific code
◆ _glfwAllocMonitor()
| _GLFWmonitor* _glfwAllocMonitor |
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name, |
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widthMM, |
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heightMM |
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Allocates and returns a monitor object with the specified name and dimensions.
- Parameters
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| [in] | widthMM | The width, in mm, of the monitor's display area. |
| [in] | heightMM | The height, in mm, of the monitor's display area. |
- Returns
- The newly created object.
◆ _glfwChooseFBConfig()
Chooses the framebuffer config that best matches the desired one.
- Parameters
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| [in] | desired | The desired framebuffer config. |
| [in] | alternatives | The framebuffer configs supported by the system. |
| [in] | count | The number of entries in the alternatives array. |
- Returns
- The framebuffer config most closely matching the desired one, or
NULL
if none fulfilled the hard constraints of the desired values.
◆ _glfwIsValidContextConfig()
| GLFWbool _glfwIsValidContextConfig |
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const _GLFWctxconfig * |
ctxconfig | ) |
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Checks whether the desired context attributes are valid.
- Parameters
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- Returns
GLFW_TRUE
if the context attributes are valid, or GLFW_FALSE
otherwise.
This function checks things like whether the specified client API version exists and whether all relevant options have supported and non-conflicting values.
◆ _glfwRefreshContextAttribs()
| GLFWbool _glfwRefreshContextAttribs |
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ctxconfig | ) |
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Retrieves the attributes of the current context.
- Parameters
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- Returns
GLFW_TRUE
if successful, or GLFW_FALSE
if the context is unusable.
◆ _glfwStringInExtensionString()
| GLFWbool _glfwStringInExtensionString |
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extensions |
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Searches an extension string for the specified extension.
- Parameters
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| [in] | extensions | The extension to search for. |
- Returns
GLFW_TRUE
if the extension was found, or GLFW_FALSE
otherwise.


Today you feel a little more feminine, you so opt to draw on brows that resemble those of all the super pretty instagram makeup artists!
You start by drawing the base lines for each brow first in order to get the arches just right, then continue by drawing a second line of similar shape just a smidge above the first. Now you need to fill in the empty spaces, so you draw a few hair strokes towards the front of your brows, for realisms sake, and fade them into the solid brown colour of your pomade.
After a few minutes, and a little reshaping, you're finally satisfied with the appearance of your brows. You feel very cute once they're finished, and you feel good enough to put on more makeup.
Do you want to continue with your makeup or are you finished?


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2.0.1 as of 11/27/11
- fixed bug where label prefix/suffix would be added twice
- removed example model from spark version
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2.0.0 as of 11/25/11
Version 2.0.0 drops support for CodeIgniter < 2.0.0. Please upgrade your CI installations before using this version.
- fixed checkbox/radio button error
- fixed re-population of checkboxes and radiobuttons
- fixed re-population of (multiple) selects
- fixed set_value method bug with empty values
- fixed bug where check/radio groups with only single option do not open with group_prefix
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1.0.4 as of 03/01/11
- fixed set_value for textarea elements
- completed the user guide
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1.0.3 as of 02/28/11
- fixed set_value for hidden elements
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1.0.2 as of 02/25/11
- added possibility to provide attributes for both the label and the element
- added error class to labels
- added $this->form->error_array containing all errors as an associative array with element name and error message
- added various new attributes to the $_valid_atts array
- fixed a bug where NULL value in textares would produce an empty 'value' attribute
- fixed label_prefix / label_suffix display for label elements
- fixed rendering issue in spans with empty attributes
- fixed name/id rendering issue in form_open method
- fixed open/close fieldset count
- removed value from $_valid_atts in textarea
- improved _check_post() method
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1.0.1 as of 02/18/10
- fixed a bug where radiogroup and checkgroup labels didn't format correctly when required
- fixed a bug where individual labels generated with ->label() received double prefixes and suffixes
- Updated form.css with predefined label 'after' class
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1.0 as of 12/29/09
- Modified config(key) so that it overwrites only default values from config(1) so not all values have to be re-declared
- Added new trigger() method
- Added support for calling multiple models
- Added support for defining rules in $config['globals'] and $config['defaults']
- Added $config['xss_clean_post'] config setting
- Added 'file_name' attribute for uploads
- Fixed a bug where the form was considered valid even though the upload wasn't valid
- Fixed a bug where if the upload was the only invalid element the form didn't re-populate other valid fields
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0.2.2 as of 12/10/09
- model() now gets correct $data passed (when changed by callback functions)
- open() tag can now be omitted if the form is sent to the same url
- fieldset(FALSE) will close the fieldset last added
- Method clear() added to clear form data (when multiple forms are being used in a single controller)
- Added possibility to define prefixes and suffixes for labels, groups and elements
- Added captcha() method to use with CI's captcha plug-in
- Fixed set_value() to be able to set the values of selects, checkboxes and radios
- Fixed a bug in private _el_get_unique() function
- Fixed a bug with error classes
- Replaced 'split' with 'explode'
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0.2.0 as of 8/27/09
- added get_post() method to retrieve validated and xss_cleaned post data
- changed button() method when used as 'submit' or 'image' type (now creates <button> instead of <input>)
- improved stylesheet style.css (e.g. vertical alignment of checkboxes)
- improved source code to validate XHTML 1.0 Transitional when reCAPTCHA is being used
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0.1.5 as of 8/13/09
- Changed config file to match CI standards
- New recaptcha() element
- error_message() method replaced by set_error()
- error_label() method replaced by set_error_label()
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0.1.4 as of 7/24/09
- Major overhaul to eliminate PHP notices
- Added line breaks to HTML output
- Fixed a bug that occured with 0.1.3 and "nameasid"
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0.1.3 as of 7/14/09
- Got rid of some more PHP notices
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0.1.2 as of 5/28/09
- Added all $_POST data to the model() function's $data array
- Fixed a bug in margin() function
- Got rid of some PHP notices
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0.1.1 as of 5/19/09
- Fixed a bug in upload() function
- Fixed a bug in iupload() function
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0.1.0 as of 4/4/09
- First public release of the Form Generation Library


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public interface GameConstants
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
BASH_RADIUS_SQUARED
Bash radius of a basher.
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static double |
BEAVER_MINE_MAX
The maximum amount of ore that a BEAVER can mine.
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static int |
BEAVER_MINE_RATE
The fraction of ore that a BEAVER gets from a square.
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static int |
BROADCAST_MAX_CHANNELS
The maximum read/write-able of radio channel number
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static int |
BYTECODES_PER_SUPPLY
Bytecodes executed per unit of supply.
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static double |
DIAGONAL_DELAY_MULTIPLIER
The factor that delays are multiplied by when a unit moves diagonally.
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static double |
DRONE_VOID_DELAY_MULTIPLIER
The factor that the delays are multiplied by when a DRONE travels on a void.
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static int |
EXCEPTION_BYTECODE_PENALTY
The bytecode penalty that is imposed each time an exception is thrown
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static int |
FLASH_COOLDOWN
Cooldown for the FLASH skill (minimum number of turns between each usage of FLASH).
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static double |
FLASH_MOVEMENT_DELAY
Movement delay increase upon using the 'flash' skill.
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static int |
FLASH_RANGE_SQUARED
The range of the 'flash' skill.
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static int |
FREE_BYTECODES
Number of bytecodes per turn that don't cost supply.
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static double |
HEAVY_HANDS_ATTACK_DELAY
Attack delay incurred by using the 'heavy hands' skill.
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static double |
HEAVY_HANDS_MOVEMENT_DELAY
Movement delay incurred by using the 'heavy hands' skill.
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static int |
HQ_BUFFED_ATTACK_DELAY
The attack delay of a buffed HQ (5 towers).
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static int |
HQ_BUFFED_ATTACK_RADIUS_SQUARED
The attack radius of a buffed HQ (2 towers).
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static double |
HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_MULTIPLIER_LEVEL_1
The damage multiplier for a buffed HQ (3 towers).
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static double |
HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_MULTIPLIER_LEVEL_2
The damage multiplier for a buffed HQ (6 towers).
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static double |
HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_RATIO_LEVEL_1
The fraction of damage taken per attack for a buffed HQ (1 tower).
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static double |
HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_RATIO_LEVEL_2
The fraction of damage taken per attack for a 4-tower buffed HQ (4 towers).
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static double |
HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_RATIO_LEVEL_3
The fraction of damage taken per attack for a 6-tower buffed HQ (6 towers).
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static int |
HQ_BUFFED_SPLASH_RADIUS_SQUARED
Splash radius of a buffed HQ (5 towers).
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static double |
HQ_BUFFED_SPLASH_RATE
The fraction of damage done by splash on a buffed HQ (5 towers).
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static int |
HQ_ORE_INCOME
The amount of ore the HQ gets for free each turn.
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static double |
IMPROVED_LEADERSHIP_DAMAGE_BONUS |
static double |
LEADERSHIP_DAMAGE_BONUS
The damage increase applied to all allied units within range of 'leadership' when the skill is active.
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static int |
LEADERSHIP_RANGE_SQUARED
The range of the 'leadership' skill.
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static int |
MAP_MAX_HEIGHT
The maximum possible map height.
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static int |
MAP_MAX_WIDTH
The maxiumum possible map width.
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static int |
MAP_MIN_HEIGHT
The minimum possible map height.
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static int |
MAP_MIN_WIDTH
The minumum possible map width.
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static double |
MINER_MINE_MAX
The maximum amount of ore that a MINER can mine.
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static int |
MINER_MINE_MAX_UPGRADED
The maximum amount of ore that an upgraded MINER can mine (NOT USED!).
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static int |
MINER_MINE_RATE
The fraction of ore that a MINER gets from a square.
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static double |
MINIMUM_MINE_AMOUNT
The minimum amount that is mined on a square with no ore.
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static int |
MINING_LOADING_DELAY
The loading delay from mining.
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static int |
MINING_MOVEMENT_DELAY
The movement delay gained from mining.
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static int |
MISSILE_LIFESPAN
After this many turns, a missile automatically detonates.
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static int |
MISSILE_MAX_COUNT
The maximum number of missiles a launcher can have at a time.
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static double |
MISSILE_MAXIMUM_DAMAGE
Maximum damage a missile can take.
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static int |
MISSILE_RADIUS_SQUARED
Missile explosion splash radius.
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static int |
MISSILE_SPAWN_FREQUENCY
The rate at which a launcher spawns missiles.
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static int |
NUMBER_OF_INDICATOR_STRINGS
The number of indicator strings that a player can associate with a robot
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static int |
NUMBER_OF_TOWERS_MAX
Maximum towers that can appear on a map (per team).
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static int |
ORE_INITIAL_AMOUNT
The amount of ore a team starts the game with.
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static double |
REGEN_RATE
The hp that a commander regenerates per turn.
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static int |
ROUND_MAX_LIMIT
The maximum possible round at which the game may be forced to end
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static int |
ROUND_MIN_LIMIT
The minimum possible round at which the game may be forced to end
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static double |
SUPPLY_DECAY
The rate at which supply decays each turn.
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static double |
SUPPLY_GEN_BASE
Constants for the HQ supply generation formula.
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static double |
SUPPLY_GEN_EXPONENT |
static double |
SUPPLY_GEN_MULTIPLIER |
static int |
SUPPLY_TRANSFER_RADIUS_SQUARED
The maximum distance over which supplies can be transferred.
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static int |
TEAM_MEMORY_LENGTH
The number of longs that your team can remember between games.
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static int |
XP_RANGE
The range inside which commanders gain xp for destroyed enemy units.
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static int |
XP_REQUIRED_FLASH
The xp required to activate the 'flash' skill.
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static int |
XP_REQUIRED_HEAVY_HANDS
The xp required to activate the 'heavy hands' skill.
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static int |
XP_REQUIRED_IMPROVED_LEADERSHIP
The xp required to activate the 'leadership' skill.
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static int |
XP_REQUIRED_LEADERSHIP
The xp required to activate the 'leadership' skill.
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static final int MAP_MIN_HEIGHT
static final int MAP_MAX_HEIGHT
static final int MAP_MIN_WIDTH
static final int MAP_MAX_WIDTH
static final int ROUND_MIN_LIMIT
static final int ROUND_MAX_LIMIT
static final int TEAM_MEMORY_LENGTH
static final int NUMBER_OF_INDICATOR_STRINGS
static final int BROADCAST_MAX_CHANNELS
static final int EXCEPTION_BYTECODE_PENALTY
static final int FREE_BYTECODES
static final int BYTECODES_PER_SUPPLY
static final int NUMBER_OF_TOWERS_MAX
static final double SUPPLY_DECAY
static final int SUPPLY_TRANSFER_RADIUS_SQUARED
static final double SUPPLY_GEN_BASE
static final double SUPPLY_GEN_MULTIPLIER
static final double SUPPLY_GEN_EXPONENT
static final int ORE_INITIAL_AMOUNT
static final int HQ_ORE_INCOME
static final double MINIMUM_MINE_AMOUNT
static final double BEAVER_MINE_MAX
static final int BEAVER_MINE_RATE
static final double MINER_MINE_MAX
static final int MINER_MINE_MAX_UPGRADED
static final int MINER_MINE_RATE
static final int MINING_MOVEMENT_DELAY
static final int MINING_LOADING_DELAY
static final int HQ_BUFFED_ATTACK_RADIUS_SQUARED
static final double HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_RATIO_LEVEL_1
static final double HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_RATIO_LEVEL_2
static final double HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_RATIO_LEVEL_3
static final double HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_MULTIPLIER_LEVEL_1
static final double HQ_BUFFED_DAMAGE_MULTIPLIER_LEVEL_2
static final int HQ_BUFFED_ATTACK_DELAY
static final double HQ_BUFFED_SPLASH_RATE
static final int HQ_BUFFED_SPLASH_RADIUS_SQUARED
static final int BASH_RADIUS_SQUARED
static final int MISSILE_RADIUS_SQUARED
static final int MISSILE_SPAWN_FREQUENCY
static final double MISSILE_MAXIMUM_DAMAGE
static final int MISSILE_MAX_COUNT
static final int MISSILE_LIFESPAN
static final double DRONE_VOID_DELAY_MULTIPLIER
static final double DIAGONAL_DELAY_MULTIPLIER
static final int XP_RANGE
static final double REGEN_RATE
static final int XP_REQUIRED_FLASH
static final int XP_REQUIRED_LEADERSHIP
static final int XP_REQUIRED_HEAVY_HANDS
static final int XP_REQUIRED_IMPROVED_LEADERSHIP
static final int LEADERSHIP_RANGE_SQUARED
static final double LEADERSHIP_DAMAGE_BONUS
static final double IMPROVED_LEADERSHIP_DAMAGE_BONUS
static final int FLASH_COOLDOWN
static final int FLASH_RANGE_SQUARED
static final double FLASH_MOVEMENT_DELAY
static final double HEAVY_HANDS_MOVEMENT_DELAY
static final double HEAVY_HANDS_ATTACK_DELAY


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DKTeam
@objc(DKTeam)
public final class DKTeam : NSObject, NSCoding, DKResponseObjectSerializable, DKResponseListSerializable, DKAccount
Teams are similar to a user account – they have their own username, dashboard and subscription, but a team can be managed by multiple users.
A user associated with a team can be a manager or a user. Managers have more privledges than a normal user and some API endpoints are limited to managers only.
Teams can be added to a collection as a collaborator by username
or user_id
(use the team id
for this).
-
A team’s ability to act on the Dropmark platform
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum Status : String, CaseIterable
-
The current user (as identified by the token supplied in the GET request) status within the team
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum UserKind : String, CaseIterable
-
The unique identifier of the team
Declaration
Swift
public var id: NSNumber
-
The name of a team
Declaration
Swift
public var name: String
-
The primmary email associated with the team
Declaration
Swift
public var email: String?
-
The unique username for the team
Declaration
Swift
public var username: String?
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var customDomain: String?
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var sortBy: String?
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var sortOrder: String?
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var viewMode: String?
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var labels: Bool?
-
The membership tier of the team
Declaration
Swift
public var plan: DKPlan
-
true
if a paid membership is still activeDeclaration
Swift
public var planIsActive: Bool?
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var planQuantity: NSNumber?
-
The primary email address associate with the teams billing account
Declaration
Swift
public var billingEmail: String?
-
The active/inactive status of the team
Declaration
Swift
public var status: Status
-
The date the team was created
Declaration
Swift
public var createdAt: Date?
-
A unique key used to assemble a Dropmark feed URL. Learn more about Dropmark feeds here.
Declaration
Swift
public var feedKey: String?
-
The total amount of storage available for the current team (in bytes)
Declaration
Swift
public var storageQuota: NSNumber
-
The amount of storage used by the current team (in bytes)
Declaration
Swift
public var storageUsed: NSNumber
-
The role of the current user (as identified by the token supplied in the GET request) within the team
Declaration
Swift
public var userKind: UserKind?
-
All collaborators within the team
Declaration
Swift
public var users: [DKUser]?
-
The URL of the team’s avatar image
Declaration
Swift
public var avatar: URL?
-
Serializes a new instance from the provided network response and key-value representation. The representation is validated for the required parameters, then fills in optional parameters as necessary.
Declaration
Swift
public init?(response: HTTPURLResponse, representation: Any)
Parameters
response
A network response assocated with serialization
representation
A key-value object representing parameters and child objects.
-
Returns an object initialized from data in a given unarchiver.
Discussion: You typically return
self
frominit(coder:)
. If you have an advanced need that requires substituting a different object after decoding, you can do so inawakeAfter(using:)
.
Declaration
Swift
public required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
Parameters
coder
An unarchiver object.
Return Value
self
, initialized using the data incoder
. -
Encodes the receiver using a given archiver.
Declaration
Swift
public func encode(with aCoder: NSCoder)
Parameters
encoder
An archiver object.


Locale QML Type
Provides locale specific properties and formatted data More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQml 2.2 |
Properties
- amText : string
- decimalPoint : string
- exponential : string
- firstDayOfWeek : enumeration
- groupSeparator : string
- measurementSystem : enumeration
- name : string
- nativeCountryName : string
- nativeLanguageName : string
- negativeSign : string
- percent : string
- pmText : string
- positiveSign : string
- textDirection : enumeration
- uiLanguages : Array<string>
- weekDays : Array<int>
- zeroDigit : string
Methods
- string currencySymbol(format)
- string dateFormat(type)
- string dateTimeFormat(type)
- string dayName(day, type)
- string monthName(month, type)
- string standaloneDayName(day, type)
- string standaloneMonthName(month, type)
- string timeFormat(type)
Detailed Description
The Locale object may only be created via the Qt.locale() function. It cannot be created directly.
The Qt.locale() function returns a JS Locale object representing the locale with the specified name, which has the format "language[_territory][.codeset][@modifier]" or "C".
Locale supports the concept of a default locale, which is determined from the system's locale settings at application startup. If no parameter is passed to Qt.locale() the default locale object is returned.
The Locale object provides a number of functions and properties providing data for the specified locale.
The Locale object may also be passed to the Date and Number toLocaleString() and fromLocaleString() methods in order to convert to/from strings using the specified locale.
This example shows the current date formatted for the German locale:
import QtQuick 2.0 Text { text: "The date is: " + Date().toLocaleString(Qt.locale("de_DE")) }
The following example displays the specified number in the correct format for the default locale:
import QtQuick 2.0 Text { text: "The value is: " + Number(23443.34).toLocaleString(Qt.locale()) }
Qt Quick Locale's data is based on Common Locale Data Repository v1.8.1.
Locale String Format Types
The monthName(), standaloneMonthName(), dayName() and standaloneDayName() can use the following enumeration values to specify the formatting of the string representation for a Date object.
- Locale.LongFormat The long version of day and month names; for example, returning "January" as a month name.
- Locale.ShortFormat The short version of day and month names; for example, returning "Jan" as a month name.
- Locale.NarrowFormat A special version of day and month names for use when space is limited; for example, returning "J" as a month name. Note that the narrow format might contain the same text for different months and days or it can even be an empty string if the locale doesn't support narrow names, so you should avoid using it for date formatting. Also, for the system locale this format is the same as ShortFormat.
Additionally the double-to-string and string-to-double conversion functions are covered by the following licenses:
Copyright (c) 1991 by AT&T.
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any purpose without fee is hereby granted, provided that this entire notice is included in all copies of any software which is or includes a copy or modification of this software and in all copies of the supporting documentation for such software.
THIS SOFTWARE IS BEING PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY. IN PARTICULAR, NEITHER THE AUTHOR NOR AT&T MAKES ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND CONCERNING THE MERCHANTABILITY OF THIS SOFTWARE OR ITS FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
This product includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.
Property Documentation
The localized name of the "AM" suffix for times specified using the conventions of the 12-hour clock.
Holds the first day of the week according to the current locale.
- Locale.Sunday = 0
- Locale.Monday = 1
- Locale.Tuesday = 2
- Locale.Wednesday = 3
- Locale.Thursday = 4
- Locale.Friday = 5
- Locale.Saturday = 6
Note: that these values match the JS Date API which is different from the Qt C++ API where Qt::Sunday = 7.
This property defines which units are used for measurement.
- Locale.MetricSystem This value indicates metric units, such as meters, centimeters and millimeters.
- Locale.ImperialUSSystem This value indicates imperial units, such as inches and miles as they are used in the United States.
- Locale.ImperialUKSystem This value indicates imperial units, such as inches and miles as they are used in the United Kingdom.
- Locale.ImperialSystem Provided for compatibility. The same as Locale.ImperialUSSystem.
Holds the language and country of this locale as a string of the form "language_country", where language is a lowercase, two-letter ISO 639 language code, and country is an uppercase, two- or three-letter ISO 3166 country code.
Holds a native name of the country for the locale. For example "España" for Spanish/Spain locale.
See also nativeLanguageName.
Holds a native name of the language for the locale. For example "Schwiizertüütsch" for Swiss-German locale.
See also nativeCountryName.
The localized name of the "PM" suffix for times specified using the conventions of the 12-hour clock.
Returns an ordered list of locale names for translation purposes in preference order.
The return value represents locale names that the user expects to see the UI translation in.
The first item in the list is the most preferred one.
Holds an array of days that are considered week days according to the current locale, where Sunday is 0 and Saturday is 6.
See also firstDayOfWeek.
Method Documentation
Returns the currency symbol for the specified format:
- Locale.CurrencyIsoCode a ISO-4217 code of the currency.
- Locale.CurrencySymbol a currency symbol.
- Locale.CurrencyDisplayName a user readable name of the currency.
See also Number::toLocaleCurrencyString().
Returns the date format used for the current locale. type specifies the FormatType to return.
See also Date.
Returns the date time format used for the current locale. type specifies the FormatType to return.
See also Date.
Returns the localized name of the day (where 0 represents Sunday, 1 represents Monday and so on), in the optional FormatType specified by type.
See also monthName() and standaloneDayName().
Returns the localized name of month (0-11), in the optional FormatType specified by type.
Note: the QLocale C++ API expects a range of (1-12), however Locale.monthName() expects 0-11 as per the JS Date object.
See also dayName() and standaloneMonthName().
Returns the localized name of the day (where 0 represents Sunday, 1 represents Monday and so on) that is used as a standalone text, in the FormatType specified by type.
If the locale information does not specify the standalone day name then return value is the same as in dayName().
See also dayName() and standaloneMonthName().
Returns the localized name of month (0-11) that is used as a standalone text, in the optional FormatType specified by type.
If the locale information doesn't specify the standalone month name then return value is the same as in monthName().
Note: the QLocale C++ API expects a range of (1-12), however Locale.standaloneMonthName() expects 0-11 as per the JS Date object.
See also monthName() and standaloneDayName().
Returns the time format used for the current locale. type specifies the FormatType to return.
See also Date.


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"If the bondage of myth sets me free to scale heights and greater truths, then so be it."
শুধু যাওয়া আসা... শুধু স্রোতে ভাসা...
ABOUT ME
Hola mate, I am Arjo (Alapan Chaudhuri) :D I am ardent lover of Literature, Music and Cinema. Netflix is my daily bread with Kindle and Music as cheese and butter. I also have a passion for travelling and my heart really longs to tread the beautiful unknown paths shrouded in a fog of mystery in some foreign unseen land. Oh I almost forgot. Do you like memes? Cause I really really do. Also Math and Philosophy intrigue me and as a college freshman I am studying Computer Science at IIIT-H.


Varying Abstraction Model (VAM)¶
Reference: [WoGB05]
Module : VAM
The above module contains the necessary functions that aid in implementing the Varying Abstraction Model of Categorization. The documentation for these functions is described below.
-
VAM.vam.
generate_family_of_partitions
(list_of_elements)¶ Function that generates the family of partitions
- Parameters
list_of_elements (list) – The collection of elements for which we seek the family of partitions. For example, if list_of_elements = [1,2,3], then this function will return [[[1, 2, 3]], [[1], [2, 3]], [[1, 2], [3]], [[2], [1, 3]], [[1], [2], [3]]]
- Returns
List of the family of partitions
- Return type
list
-
VAM.vam.
generate_sub_prototypes
(family)¶ Function that generates the sub-prototypes or pseudo-exemplars
- Parameters
family (list) – List containing the family of all possible representation models for a given category. For example, if category A had five exemplars, then this list should contain all the 52 possible pseudo-exemplar sets.
- Returns
List of all sub-prototypes or pseudo-exemplars for the given family of representations of a category.
- Return type
list
-
VAM.vam.
probability_of_category_A
(stimulus_i, category_a_exemplars, category_b_exemplars, w, c, r, alpha, b)¶ Function that calculates the probability of stimulus_i belonging to category A. Note that this assumes there are only two categories in total, which is typical of categorization experiments (equation 1 in [WoGB05])
- Parameters
stimulus_i (list) – Stimulus representation in the psychological space. For example, stimulus_i could be [0, 1, 1, 0]
category_a_exemplars (list) – List of category A (pseudo)exemplars
category_b_exemplars (list) – List of category B (pseudo)exemplars
w (list) – List of weights corresponding to each dimension of the stimulus in the psychological space
c (float) – Scale parameter that is used in the distance calculation
r (int) – Minkowski’s distance metric. A value of 1 corresponds to city-block metric (generally used when the stimuli has separable dimensions) ; A value of 2 corresponds to Eucledian distance metric (generally used when the stimuli has integral dimensions)
alpha (int) – Parameter that scales the psychological distance between stimulus_i and stimulus_j. The value of alpha = 2 corresponds to the gaussian similarity
b (list) – List of biases for the categories
- Returns
Calculates the probability of stimulus_i belonging to category A
- Return type
float
-
VAM.vam.
similarity
(stimulus_i, stimulus_j, w, c, r, alpha)¶ Function that calculates the similarity of stimulus_i and stimulus_j (equation 2 in [WoGB05])
- Parameters
stimulus_i (list) – Stimulus representation in the psychological space. For example, stimulus_i could be [0, 1, 1, 0]
stimulus_j (list) – Stimulus representation in the psychological space. For example, stimulus_i could be [1, 0, 0, 1]
w (list) – List of weights corresponding to each dimension of the stimulus in the psychological space
c (float) – Scale parameter that is used in the distance calculation
r (int) – Minkowski’s distance metric. A value of 1 corresponds to city-block metric (generally used when the stimuli has separable dimensions) ; A value of 2 corresponds to Eucledian distance metric (generally used when the stimuli has integral dimensions)
alpha (int) – Parameter that scales the psychological distance between stimulus_i and stimulus_j. The value of alpha = 2 corresponds to the gaussian similarity
- Returns
The similarity between stimulus_i and stimulus_j
- Return type
float
-
VAM.vam.
similarity_of_i_to_category
(stimulus_i, category_exemplars, w, c, r, alpha)¶ Function that calculates the similarity of stimulus_i to a particular category exemplars (equation 11 in [WoGB05])
- Parameters
stimulus_i (list) – Stimulus representation in the psychological space. For example, stimulus_i could be [0, 1, 1, 0]
category_exemplars (list) – List of category (pseudo)exemplars
w (list) – List of weights corresponding to each dimension of the stimulus in the psychological space
c (float) – Scale parameter that is used in the distance calculation
r (int) – Minkowski’s distance metric. A value of 1 corresponds to city-block metric (generally used when the stimuli has separable dimensions) ; A value of 2 corresponds to Eucledian distance metric (generally used when the stimuli has integral dimensions)
alpha (int) – Parameter that scales the psychological distance between stimulus_i and stimulus_j. The value of alpha = 2 corresponds to the gaussian similarity
- Returns
The similarity of stimulus_i to category_exemplars
- Return type
float
Example¶
A Sample Script : sample
The above script illustrates how one can use the vam module. As an example, the above script generates the best fit pseudo-exemplar model, the corresponding model parameters and the minimum SSE. For the optimization, scipy.optimize.minimize is used to minimize the SSE. Note that the following results are slightly better than the values reported in [WoGB05]. This could be due to the different optimization tools used in the implementation of the model by the authors and in the example script here.
Script output¶
Min SSE: 0.017690536590039677
Best w: [0.18963272, 0.19145339, 0.17382783, 0.44508607]
Best c: 11.285734631083642
Best b: [0.07793568, 0.92206432]
The corresponding pseudo-exemplar category representations are:
Category A: [[1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 0, 1, 0], [1, 0, 1, 1], [1, 1, 0, 1], [0, 1, 1, 1]]
Category B: [[0, 0, 0, 1], [0.33, 0.67, 0.33, 0.0]]
References


Provides a way to store values in a form for later use.
Try entering some data into this form, and then navigating away to a different page. When you return here, the form data will automatically be populated with what you had previously entered.
Once you've tried that, you can clear the stored data with either of the "Clear" buttons below. Clicking those will not erase the form, but will erase the rxAutoSave stored data. If you navigate away after clicking one of the buttons, and then return here, the form will not be auto-populated, because rxAutoSave will have no data for it!
Finally, we have set a Time-To-Live of 24 hours for this form, and explicitly told it not to save the "Sensitive data" field into storage. If you enter data here, and come back >24 hours later, the form will not be auto-populated, as the data will have expired.


Test that document.domain works and two iframes on different subdomains can call functions on each other.


1)
These clothes
expensive.
are
2)
Who
that lady?
is
3)
The leaves
yellow and brown.
are
4)
I
watching a movie.
am
5)
Sally
extremely happy.
is
6)
Bob and Peter
best friends.
are
7)
I
late for my music class.
am
8)
Who
those boys talking to?
are


Canada is a diverse and welcoming country. It respects it's indigenous citizens otherwise known as First Nations people with great respect. I visited the city of sprawling city of Toronto and the wilderness of Muskoka, Northern Ontario. The mix was a perfect experience. The mix of the hustle and bustle of a Canadian city life in relax.
Universal Studios Florida This was a family holiday after the completion of my Junior Certificate. Without a doubt, i was both shocked and enamoured by the American culture. We visited the two Universal theme parks and Seaworld. Upon many different rides I felt both excitement and terror all at once. An experience I will never forget.
New York City Trip for a family funeral. Very sad occasion but still was enthralled by height of Manhattan and the engineering of the skyscrapers.
Mobile home holidays on campsites. Made great friends and it was haven of fun.
Visit to relations holiday home. Good times spent lying on the beach and relaxing.


Note: This test also covers
Issue 7479
.
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Switch to the Script panel and enable it.
-
Right click inside the Script panel at line #9.
(
console.log('A call to console.log() API');
).
-
Select the item Edit Breakpoint Condition...
Expected result
- The breakpoint condition editor should open at line #9.


Creates a gauge.
Data format:
The gauge requires a DataTable which has two columns. The first column is used for the gauge's label and and the second one for its value. Each Row will be used for one gauge.
See https://google-developers.appspot.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/gauge for examples and detailed background information on the required data format.
Located in /googlecharttools/view/Gauge.class.php (line 42)
OptionStorage | --Chart | --Gauge
Sets the animation that will be used when the data is drawn or redrawn.
Sets the color that will be used for the green section.
Any valid HTML/CSS color definition can be used (e. g. "white", "#FFF", "#123456").
Sets the lowest value used for the green section.
Sets the highest value used for the green section.
Sets the labels that will be displayed at the gauge's major ticks.
Sets the maximum value that will be displayed in the gauge.
Sets the minimum value that will be displayed in the gauge.
Sets the number of minor tickst that will be displayed between every two major ticks.
Sets the color that will be used for the red section.
Any valid HTML/CSS color definition can be used (e. g. "white", "#FFF", "#123456").
Sets the lowest value used for the red section.
Sets the highest value used for the red section.
Sets the color that will be used for the yellow section.
Any valid HTML/CSS color definition can be used (e. g. "white", "#FFF", "#123456").
Sets the lowest value used for the yellow section.
Sets the highest value used for the yellow section.
Inherited From Chart
Chart::__construct()
Chart::addJavaScriptCode()
Chart::addPrepareJavaScriptCode()
Chart::getHtmlContainer()
Chart::getId()
Chart::getJavaScriptCode()
Chart::getPackage()
Chart::setData()
Chart::setHeight()
Chart::setWidth()
Inherited From OptionStorage
OptionStorage::encodeOptions()
OptionStorage::getOption()
OptionStorage::setOption()
OptionStorage::setOptionArray()
OptionStorage::setOptionBoolean()
OptionStorage::setOptionNumeric()
Documentation generated on Mon, 01 Oct 2012 16:45:05 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.4


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2023-08-10
Since arriving in New York last Saturday, I have settled into my AirBnB, did some prep work, and most importantly started my batch.
“Prep” included essential things such as modifying my self-updating GitHub profile to be more RC specific, with statuses reflecting the self-directives and the random activities in the README body being tailored to what I think I’ll be doing.
I also really wanted to add an Atom feed to my static site generator, and it’s what I spent most of my actual programming time on in the last few days. The Introduction to Atom is quite readable and has all I needed. I ended up generating a feed with just summaries instead of full post content, even though I quite dislike it when websites choose to do that; it would have been too much work for right now to add posts in their entirety. I did add some polish in the form of setting a feed icon that shows up in, e.g., Feedly, and hopefully other readers, too.
Implementation-wise, I misappropriated yq to build the feed basically in YAML, but then print it in XML. XML-specific things are supported as special field names, as in
$ yq -n -o=xml '
{
"title": {
"+@type":"html",
"+content": "The title"
}
}
'
<title type="html">The title</title>
On the plus side, it works!
On the negative side, this is a bit of a cop-out where I spend time on something I’m already very familiar with, instead of pushing myself. My excuse was that I really want the feed to be there so I can learn in public and hook my blog up to the RC-internal blog feed, but now that that’s done, I want to stop fiddling with the blog and just use it to publish stuff.
Monday and Tuesday, the hub wasn’t open yet for people starting a batch, so I went to a co-working space near the hub. There wasn’t a ton going on yet, mostly two meetings per day with intros to RC, everybody introducing themselves, a pairing workshop, and a tour of the software used at RC. It was still pretty exhausting, and time went by incredibly fast. (That hasn’t changed at all since then! 😅)
Yesterday, we finally got access to the hub. I guess there were about 50 people in yesterday, with a mix of Recursers starting the second half of their batch, and others who just started this week with me. The place was buzzing with energy, I had a lot of great conversations, and was very tired in the evening.
Overall, it’s overwhelming, but in a good sense. I still have to figure out a few things:
In this spirit, I want my next post to be about non-zero progress on the VR project.


# (C) 2014, Matt Martz<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This file is part of Ansible
#
# Ansible is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# Ansible is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with Ansible. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
# Make coding more python3-ish
from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function)
__metaclass__ = type
import os
import urllib
try:
import prettytable
HAS_PRETTYTABLE = True
except ImportError:
HAS_PRETTYTABLE = False
from ansible.plugins.callback import CallbackBase
from ansible.module_utils.urls import open_url
[docs]class CallbackModule(CallbackBase):
"""This is an example ansible callback plugin that sends status
updates to a HipChat channel during playbook execution.
This plugin makes use of the following environment variables:
HIPCHAT_TOKEN (required): HipChat API token
HIPCHAT_ROOM (optional): HipChat room to post in. Default: ansible
HIPCHAT_FROM (optional): Name to post as. Default: ansible
HIPCHAT_NOTIFY (optional): Add notify flag to important messages ("true" or "false"). Default: true
Requires:
prettytable
"""
CALLBACK_VERSION = 2.0
CALLBACK_TYPE = 'notification'
CALLBACK_NAME = 'hipchat'
CALLBACK_NEEDS_WHITELIST = True
def __init__(self):
super(CallbackModule, self).__init__()
if not HAS_PRETTYTABLE:
self.disabled = True
self.display.warning('The `prettytable` python module is not installed. '
'Disabling the HipChat callback plugin.')
self.msg_uri = 'https://api.hipchat.com/v1/rooms/message'
self.token = os.getenv('HIPCHAT_TOKEN')
self.room = os.getenv('HIPCHAT_ROOM', 'ansible')
self.from_name = os.getenv('HIPCHAT_FROM', 'ansible')
self.allow_notify = (os.getenv('HIPCHAT_NOTIFY') != 'false')
if self.token is None:
self.disabled = True
self.display.warning('HipChat token could not be loaded. The HipChat '
'token can be provided using the `HIPCHAT_TOKEN` '
'environment variable.')
self.printed_playbook = False
self.playbook_name = None
self.play = None
[docs] def send_msg(self, msg, msg_format='text', color='yellow', notify=False):
"""Method for sending a message to HipChat"""
params = {}
params['room_id'] = self.room
params['from'] = self.from_name[:15] # max length is 15
params['message'] = msg
params['message_format'] = msg_format
params['color'] = color
params['notify'] = int(self.allow_notify and notify)
url = ('%s?auth_token=%s' % (self.msg_uri, self.token))
try:
response = open_url(url, data=urllib.urlencode(params))
return response.read()
except:
self.display.warning('Could not submit message to hipchat')
[docs] def v2_playbook_on_play_start(self, play):
"""Display Playbook and play start messages"""
self.play = play
name = play.name
# This block sends information about a playbook when it starts
# The playbook object is not immediately available at
# playbook_on_start so we grab it via the play
#
# Displays info about playbook being started by a person on an
# inventory, as well as Tags, Skip Tags and Limits
if not self.printed_playbook:
self.playbook_name, _ = os.path.splitext(
os.path.basename(self.play.playbook.filename))
host_list = self.play.playbook.inventory.host_list
inventory = os.path.basename(os.path.realpath(host_list))
self.send_msg("%s: Playbook initiated by %s against %s" %
(self.playbook_name,
self.play.playbook.remote_user,
inventory), notify=True)
self.printed_playbook = True
subset = self.play.playbook.inventory._subset
skip_tags = self.play.playbook.skip_tags
self.send_msg("%s:\nTags: %s\nSkip Tags: %s\nLimit: %s" %
(self.playbook_name,
', '.join(self.play.playbook.only_tags),
', '.join(skip_tags) if skip_tags else None,
', '.join(subset) if subset else subset))
# This is where we actually say we are starting a play
self.send_msg("%s: Starting play: %s" %
(self.playbook_name, name))
[docs] def playbook_on_stats(self, stats):
"""Display info about playbook statistics"""
hosts = sorted(stats.processed.keys())
t = prettytable.PrettyTable(['Host', 'Ok', 'Changed', 'Unreachable',
'Failures'])
failures = False
unreachable = False
for h in hosts:
s = stats.summarize(h)
if s['failures'] > 0:
failures = True
if s['unreachable'] > 0:
unreachable = True
t.add_row([h] + [s[k] for k in ['ok', 'changed', 'unreachable',
'failures']])
self.send_msg("%s: Playbook complete" % self.playbook_name,
notify=True)
if failures or unreachable:
color = 'red'
self.send_msg("%s: Failures detected" % self.playbook_name,
color=color, notify=True)
else:
color = 'green'
self.send_msg("/code %s:\n%s" % (self.playbook_name, t), color=color)


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Simple demonstrations of visualization widgets. Mouse over the charts, they're all interactive.
The force directed graph has draggable nodes, and they can be selected by drawing on the box.
Randomize heatmap
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This package is intended to encapsulate information regarding various tiny changes we must accomodate
based on the executing environment. In this way, we can keep track of all the little workarounds so
that they do not become completely scattered throughout the system. This allows us to enforce
documentation through the use of the compiler and facilitates environment-specific testing.
If you find yourself wanting to write something like the following:
foo();
if ( "magic value".equals( System.getProperty( "blah" ) ) )
{
bar();
}
then you should place the metadata information here instead and rewrite your code to like this:
foo();
if ( !EnvironmentCapabilities.getInstance().isVSyncSwitchingAllowed() )
{
bar();
}


<%= name %>
v<%= moduleVersion %> <%= moduleSize %>- Declarations
- <%= moduleObj.declarations.total %>
- Selectors
- <%= moduleObj.selectors.total %>
- Max. Specificity Score
- <%= moduleObj.selectors.specificity.max %>
- Size of Avg. Rule
- <%= moduleObj.rules.size.average %>
Single purpose classes to set the font-weight of any element at any breakpoint.
Varying the font-weight of different pieces of text can help create contrast between pieces of information. It can help call attention to a piece of content, or help to make a smaller font-size a bit more readable. In Elements of Typographic Style, Robert Bringhurst suggests we keep two things in mind when playing with font-weight. Use bold weights sparingly. Font-weight should decrease as font-size increases.


One of the many features of JFTP is the ability to store the connection information of your favorite FTP sites (The FTP sites that you connect frequently). By storing this information, you don't have to enter connection information every time you want to connect to a site.
This section explains how to work with favorite FTP sites. To learn more, click on any of the sub-topics below:


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Here at Pat's Salmon Cookies we swim against the current. We serve all varieties of salmon cookies. They are perfect for every meal. Come in on your birthday for a free salmon cookie sundae!
Hours
6am - 8pm, 7 days a week. Due to the COVID 19 outbreak, the dining room is currently closed. Cookies are only available for take out.
Menu
- Salmon Chocolate Chip - $1.25
- Salmon Snickerdoodle - $1.25
- Salmon Oatmeal Raisin - $1.25
- Salmon Peanut Butter - $1.25
- Salmon Breakfast Cookie - $1.25
- Salmon Frosted Cookie - 1.25
- Pick any three for $3.00
- Salmon Cookie Sundae - $4.00
- Fish T Shirt - $25.00
History
Patrick Goldfarb (1914-2008) grew up in Brooklyn. As a young adult, he moved to Seattle to start his cookie business. He found that the flavors of the fresh salmon of the Pacific Northwest went well with his cookies, and he created the salmon cookie. The locals loved it so much, that he opened locations around the world.
Locations
| Seattle | 3049 S Pine St. Seattle, WA 98717 |
|---|---|
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| Paris | 56 Rue Juge 75015 Paris, France |
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Estimates a penalized precision matrix via an augmented ADMM algorithm. This package is an implementation of the methods described in "Shrinking Characteristics of Precision Matrix Estimators" by Aaron J. Molstad, PhD and Adam J. Rothman, PhD. The manuscript can be found here: <doi:10.1093/biomet/asy023> .
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.10), RcppProgress (≥ 0.1), doParallel |
| Imports: | stats, parallel, foreach, ggplot2, dplyr |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo, RcppProgress |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, microbenchmark, glasso, pkgdown |
| Published: | 2018-08-13 |
| Author: | Matt Galloway [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Matt Galloway <gall0441 at umn.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/MGallow/SCPME/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/MGallow/SCPME |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | GNU make |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | SCPME results |
| Reference manual: | SCPME.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
SCPME Algorithm Details SCPME Tutorial |
| Package source: | SCPME_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SCPME_1.0.zip, r-release: SCPME_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: SCPME_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SCPME_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: SCPME_1.0.tgz |
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--- title: "Caching Data with Pins Package - Derrick Kearney" slug: "oct2020" date: 2020-10-20 ---
This month we explore the pins package. The pins package allows users to save and retrieve data to and from “boards” that can be reused locally or shared with other when used with external services like Github, Kaggle, AWS S3, Google Cloud, Azure, Digital Ocean, or RStudio Connect.
You can learn more about the pins package at: http://pins.rstudio.com/
We’ll take a look at the core functions of the pins package and use the package to update an example simulation to read data from and write data to a shared cache stored on Github.


Hello! My name is Justine Murphy. I would like to start off by saying that I have always had a passion for people and teeth. When I was 13, I got my braces off, and on that day I had a new perspective on teeth. I had no idea having nice, straight white teeth would give me so much confidence and self-worth. I want a helping hand in giving people confidence. Other than teeth, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, being outdoors, staying healthy, and helping people. I have had many different jobs ranging from lifeguard to office manager at an auto body shop, but none of then felt quite right. In 2015, I decided to return to school and become a registered dental hygienist.
My mission is to continue my education as a health care professional and educate others. I want to be an example and show people that they can make a difference. I genuinely care for others and want to positively impact their lives. I will volunteer my time to help teach the importance and connection of oral and systemic health.
(C.1, C.2, C.3, C.14)
Core competencies are something that strengthens over time, and when practiced will help make a better living environment. Applying a code of ethics will help individuals see the difference from right and wrong. Critical thinking is essential in assisting in diagnosing patients and coming up with a differential diagnosis. As a health care professional, promoting value and assuring quality is imperative. Patient need to know the importance in oral health and how it can cause systemic effects. Some of these systemic effects can flare up in the dental office. As a health care professional, it should be second nature to know how to handle a medical emergency and be familiar with the proper protocol.
Medical Emergency PowerPoint
How to handle insulin shock. This illiterates the correct protocol when a patient is experiencing a hypoglycemic episode. There is a situation when a patient’s glucose levels and one when the patient becomes unconscious.
Ethical Dilemma Paper
Explains difference from right and wrong in a situation that will be faced in the dental field. This paper involves critical thinking, patient education, valuing the profession, and remembering the code of ethics.
(HP.2, HP.3, HP.4, HP.5)
The oral condition can say a lot about someone’s health. Dental hygiene is the only health care professional that specializes in prevention. We can help patients understand the importance of overall health starting with the oral cavity. We would first implement positive goals and strategies for promoting oral and systemic health.
Nutritional Counseling Paper
Promoting healthy eating, educating patient on exposure time, explaining why some foods are better than other when it comes to oral care.
OHI PowerPoint
Education on proper ways to brush.
Smoking Cessation Paper
Smoking Cessation PowerPoint
Education on the effects of smoking. Explaining the impact smoking has on overall health and oral health and how to quit.
(CM.1, CM.2, CM.3, CM.7)
A strong community holds value. As an advocate to promote oral health, the most rewarding is helping educate the under-served populations through free screenings. This gives all health care professional the chance to help encourage their community to stay healthy. At these screening we can teach others how to properly brush, discuss the benefits of fluoride, and explain the importance of a self exam.
Lesson Plan
A plan to educate hospice staff on oral conditions and proper ways to brush teeth and dentures.
(PC.1, PC.3, PC.4, PC.7, PC.9, PC.10)
The standard of care for a patient involves critical thinking about the patient’s overall health and well-being. It is vital to understand and be familiar with the dental considerations with medications and systemic diseases. Some of these disease may be diagnosed in the dental chair, and some of them may be exacerbated in the dental chair, which ever the case, dental professionals should be aware of the possibilities.
Clinical Case Study PowerPoint
Pathology Case Study Paper
Pharmacology Case Study Paper
Showing critical thinking skills about individual cases, breaking down the steps to assess and diagnose, and coming to a conclusion.
(PGD.1, PGD.3)
Continuing to learn will open up more opportunities and allow expansion in the field of dentistry. Continuing education will benefit the patient and clinician, due to staying informed and learning about new studies.
Continuing Education Certificate
In my Journey, I have learned how to critically think, be cognizant of others needs, be more observant, desire further education, and educate others. I believe these new skills will help me be a better clinician and person overall. My studies have encouraged me to grow and keep growing, that everything is changing and not be afraid of it, the right knowledge is what helps us grow. There were many challenges I faced during my education and making it through them made me a stronger person.
Registered Dental Hygienist (May 2019)
Health Science BS with emphasis in Biology
CPR


Girl Develop It is here to provide affordable and accessible programs to learn software through mentorship and hands-on instruction.
Some “rules”
We’ll be using the Terminal (Mac/*nix) or GitBash (Windows) to run queries in this class, but if, after you leave here, you’re hankering for a GUI, head over to Postico (Mac) or, if you downloaded the full package from the Postgres website, you can use the pgAdmin tool that comes with it (all platforms).
There are many other GUIs for Postgres out there, too!
Mac & Linux users: Open Terminal
Windows users: Open Git-Bash
We will not be using Windows "cmd" program, as it uses a different syntax than *NIX systems.
| . | the current directory- e.g.: touch ./muchwow.txt |
| .. | the parent of current directory - e.g.: cd ../BashPartay |
| ~ | the current user’s home directory- e.g.: cd ~/Pictures |
| cd [location] | "change directory" to [location] |
| pwd | "present working directory" - where am I? |
| ls -lah | "list all" of the contents of current directory, including invisible ones, with metadata |
| touch [filename.extension] | create a file called filename.extension in the current directory |
| mkdir [directoryname] | create a directory called directoryname in the current directory |
| clear OR cmd+k | clear the terminal screen |
| help | lists all possible commands |
| man [command] | displays the manual for command |
| which [command] | tells you where the program is installed. if you get nothing back, then the program you’re looking for is not installed or not available on your path. |
| psql | opens a connection to your running Postgres server! |
Working in the terminal, create a directory called gdi_db in the
location of your choosing.
(Desktop? Documents? super-awesome-folder-of-awesomeness?
Somewhere you'll be able to find it again!)
If you are on a Mac and installed Postgres.app, your server is already running.

From the command line (Terminal/Konsole/GitBash/Cygwin), see if you can get to psql
$ which psql
If you see a path, then login like so:
$ psql
psql (9.5.3)
Type "help" for help.
yourusername=#
Or, if you’re on Windows:
psql -U postgres
If successful, you will see the version info and the psql prompt. After you have successfully logged in, hit Control + C to kill the process.
Enter help + ENTER for instructions
Enter \? + ENTER for psql commands
Enter \h + ENTER for a list of SQL commands
Enter \q + ENTER to exit the prompt
$ /Applications/Postgres.app/Contents/Versions/latest/bin/createdb furbabies
$ /Applications/Postgres.app/Contents/Versions/latest/bin/psql furbabies < /full-path-to-/furbabies-postgres.sql
$ createdb furbabies
$ psql -U postgres -d furbabies -f /full-path-to-/furbabies-postgres.sql
Open the psql program
$ psql
Windows:
$ psql -U postgres
Then, after the prompt, connect to the furbabies database
yourusername# \c furbabies
Your prompt should now be the name of the database you’re connected to
furbabies#
In a relational database, a table is an organized set of data using columns and rows.
Table are sometimes referred to as relations.
Let’s check out the tables in the database:
furbabies# \dt
List of relations
Schema | Name | Type | Owner
--------+---------------+-------+---------
public | adoption | table | cschirf
public | animal | table | cschirf
public | person | table | cschirf
(3 rows)
furbabies=#
We can also check out the schema for the tables.
furbabies# \d+ animal
Table "public.animal"
Column | Type | Modifiers | Storage | Stats target | Description
-------------------+------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+----------+--------------+-------------
id | integer | not null default nextval('animal_id_seq'::regclass) | plain | |
shelter_id | character varying(36) | not null | extended | |
name | character varying(255) | | extended | |
date_of_birth | date | | plain | |
type | character varying(5) | not null | extended | |
gender | character varying(1) | | extended | |
altered | boolean | not null default false | plain | |
ok_with_dogs | boolean | not null default false | plain | |
ok_with_cats | boolean | not null default false | plain | |
date_of_surrender | date | not null | plain | |
Indexes:
"animal_pkey" PRIMARY KEY, btree (id)
"shelter_id_unique" UNIQUE CONSTRAINT, btree (shelter_id)
Referenced by:
TABLE "adoption" CONSTRAINT "adoption_animal_id_fkey" FOREIGN KEY (animal_id) REFERENCES animal(id)
furbabies#
Our first query!
furbabies# SELECT * FROM animal;
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+---------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
1 | 822c13f0-115d-4035-b0c5-579bca4a1468 | Kestrel | 2016-03-07 | dog | M | f | f | f | 2016-03-30
2 | f291af86-4f21-4ecb-a864-834f7fd3e978 | Quintus | 2016-04-28 | dog | M | f | t | t | 2016-06-14
3 | e9039484-d2c9-4d9d-80cd-acc58f2cc960 | Paco | 2016-04-12 | dog | M | f | t | t | 2016-07-06
...
(20 rows)
furbabies# \dt
furbabies# \d+ TABLE_NAME
furbabies# SELECT * FROM TABLE_NAME;
Spend a few minutes exploring the furbabies database
furbabies# SELECT * FROM person;
id | name | address | phone_number | gender | has_cats | has_dogs
----+----------------------+----------------------------------------------+--------------+--------+----------+----------
1 | Tadeu Mendelssohn | 95 Woodrow Way, Austin, TX 78701 | 512-555-555 | M | f | f
2 | Bratislav Muyskens | 3343 Sundown Ln, Austin, TX 78723 |<PHONE_NUMBER> | M | f | t
3 | Natalia Baumhauer | 615 Red River St, Austin, TX 78701 |<PHONE_NUMBER> | F | f | t
4 | Anna Herbert | 1019 Manor Rd, Austin, TX 73301 |<PHONE_NUMBER> | F | f | f
furbabies# SELECT name, has_cats, has_dogs FROM person;
name | has_cats | has_dogs
----------------------+----------+----------
Tadeu Mendelssohn | f | f
Bratislav Muyskens | f | t
Natalia Baumhauer | f | t
Anna Herbert | f | f
furbabies# SELECT * FROM animal WHERE type = 'cat';
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+---------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
6 | 0d18a661-773e-4983-8272-4e25d02ab5ae | Oreo | 2016-03-15 | cat | F | f | f | f | 2016-10-15
7 | 5d596464-bc1f-4e83-a963-36fc59f3272e | Massimo | 2012-06-13 | cat | M | t | t | t | 2012-12-10
9 | 58f50c43-6bfc-4f23-974f-aba79a5b34cf | Roxy | 2013-08-06 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2013-12-20
10 | b8672c90-1196-4aa9-963d-6f1cbed7a390 | Phineas | 2014-05-09 | cat | M | t | t | f | 2014-05-15
12 | 4fe32f77-9c6d-4a09-ba11-8603e988a63a | Anka | 2015-01-06 | cat | F | t | t | t | 2016-02-02
13 | 55467718-a302-4f3d-9928-740ced142949 | Iris | 2015-04-28 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2015-06-29
14 | 33bb9e66-be19-41e5-a45a-6614668329bd | Leo | 2015-06-20 | cat | M | t | f | f | 2016-05-17
18 | e781ffc5-d1c1-469b-9eb6-d4093da55c42 | Oliver | 2011-06-28 | cat | M | t | f | t | 2016-03-16
19 | 8e99ae7b-6eab-4b5a-868a-e2d229a02404 | Zoe | 2013-01-17 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2014-01-04
20 | ae752b0f-cdfb-489b-84b0-0e96477d19f5 | Tigger | 2013-08-20 | cat | M | t | t | t | 2013-10-26
How would we find the names of all the dogs in the shelter?
furbabies# SELECT name FROM animal WHERE type = 'dog';
name
---------
Kestrel
Quintus
Paco
Colin
Izzy
Gracie
Gabby
Bailey
Lucy
Fenton
| Operator | Description |
|---|---|
| = | Equal |
| IS | Another way to specify equals, but usually only works for booleans and nulls |
| <> | Not equal |
| != | Not equal |
| > | Greater than |
| < | Less than |
| >= | Greater than or equal |
| <= | Less than or equal |
| BETWEEN | Between an inclusive range |
| LIKE | Search for a pattern. The wildcard character is %. Things to know: By default, postgres is case-sensitive. If you want to check for a pattern, but don’t care about case, use the ILIKE operator. |
| IN (value, value, ...) | To specify multiple possible values for a column |
| NOT | Negate the condition that comes after |
| AND | Combine criteria |
| OR | Another way to combine criteria |
SELECT * FROM animal WHERE altered is true;
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+---------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
7 | 5d596464-bc1f-4e83-a963-36fc59f3272e | Massimo | 2012-06-13 | cat | M | t | t | t | 2012-12-10
8 | c112f064-2930-42e0-8443-4501f5cc35e1 | Gracie | 2012-08-17 | dog | F | t | f | f | 2013-01-04
9 | 58f50c43-6bfc-4f23-974f-aba79a5b34cf | Roxy | 2013-08-06 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2013-12-20
10 | b8672c90-1196-4aa9-963d-6f1cbed7a390 | Phineas | 2014-05-09 | cat | M | t | t | f | 2014-05-15
11 | a7081f82-2a4e-4f3b-9248-736f594809dc | Gabby | 2014-08-07 | dog | F | t | f | t | 2014-09-30
12 | 4fe32f77-9c6d-4a09-ba11-8603e988a63a | Anka | 2015-01-06 | cat | F | t | t | t | 2016-02-02
13 | 55467718-a302-4f3d-9928-740ced142949 | Iris | 2015-04-28 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2015-06-29
14 | 33bb9e66-be19-41e5-a45a-6614668329bd | Leo | 2015-06-20 | cat | M | t | f | f | 2016-05-17
15 | a528a5d1-7934-4762-977d-20e3013d3761 | Bailey | 2010-09-20 | dog | M | t | t | t | 2014-06-24
16 | a4c395a6-ebf6-41f8-8469-6332229926ae | Lucy | 2011-01-28 | dog | F | t | t | t | 2013-05-05
17 | 10b78650-2e77-48aa-8162-2061d5edd80d | Fenton | 2011-04-21 | dog | M | t | t | f | 2012-07-02
18 | e781ffc5-d1c1-469b-9eb6-d4093da55c42 | Oliver | 2011-06-28 | cat | M | t | f | t | 2016-03-16
19 | 8e99ae7b-6eab-4b5a-868a-e2d229a02404 | Zoe | 2013-01-17 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2014-01-04
20 | ae752b0f-cdfb-489b-84b0-0e96477d19f5 | Tigger | 2013-08-20 | cat | M | t | t | t | 2013-10-26
SELECT * FROM animal WHERE altered = true AND type = 'dog';
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+--------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
8 | c112f064-2930-42e0-8443-4501f5cc35e1 | Gracie | 2012-08-17 | dog | F | t | f | f | 2013-01-04
11 | a7081f82-2a4e-4f3b-9248-736f594809dc | Gabby | 2014-08-07 | dog | F | t | f | t | 2014-09-30
15 | a528a5d1-7934-4762-977d-20e3013d3761 | Bailey | 2010-09-20 | dog | M | t | t | t | 2014-06-24
16 | a4c395a6-ebf6-41f8-8469-6332229926ae | Lucy | 2011-01-28 | dog | F | t | t | t | 2013-05-05
17 | 10b78650-2e77-48aa-8162-2061d5edd80d | Fenton | 2011-04-21 | dog | M | t | t | f | 2012-07-02
SELECT * FROM animal WHERE date_of_birth >= '2015-01-01' AND date_of_birth < '2016-01-01';
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
5 | 606b32ee-a5f8-48d3-bda6-c59db8240b39 | Izzy | 2015-06-20 | dog | F | f | t | t | 2015-11-02
12 | 4fe32f77-9c6d-4a09-ba11-8603e988a63a | Anka | 2015-01-06 | cat | F | t | t | t | 2016-02-02
13 | 55467718-a302-4f3d-9928-740ced142949 | Iris | 2015-04-28 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2015-06-29
14 | 33bb9e66-be19-41e5-a45a-6614668329bd | Leo | 2015-06-20 | cat | M | t | f | f | 2016-05-17
select * from animal where date_of_birth between '2015-01-01' and '2016-01-01';
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
5 | 606b32ee-a5f8-48d3-bda6-c59db8240b39 | Izzy | 2015-06-20 | dog | F | f | t | t | 2015-11-02
12 | 4fe32f77-9c6d-4a09-ba11-8603e988a63a | Anka | 2015-01-06 | cat | F | t | t | t | 2016-02-02
13 | 55467718-a302-4f3d-9928-740ced142949 | Iris | 2015-04-28 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2015-06-29
14 | 33bb9e66-be19-41e5-a45a-6614668329bd | Leo | 2015-06-20 | cat | M | t | f | f | 2016-05-17
SELECT * FROM animal WHERE name LIKE 'L%';
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
14 | 33bb9e66-be19-41e5-a45a-6614668329bd | Leo | 2015-06-20 | cat | M | t | f | f | 2016-05-17
16 | a4c395a6-ebf6-41f8-8469-6332229926ae | Lucy | 2011-01-28 | dog | F | t | t | t | 2013-05-05
What happens if we used a lowercase l?
SELECT * FROM animal WHERE name IN ('Oreo', 'Tigger');
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+--------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
6 | 0d18a661-773e-4983-8272-4e25d02ab5ae | Oreo | 2016-03-15 | cat | F | f | f | f | 2016-10-15
20 | ae752b0f-cdfb-489b-84b0-0e96477d19f5 | Tigger | 2013-08-20 | cat | M | t | t | t | 2013-10-26
SELECT * FROM animal WHERE name = 'i do not exist';
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+------------+------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
(0 rows)
SELECT * FROM animal ORDER BY name DESC;
id | shelter_id | name | date_of_birth | type | gender | altered | ok_with_dogs | ok_with_cats | date_of_surrender
----+--------------------------------------+---------+---------------+------+--------+---------+--------------+--------------+-------------------
19 | 8e99ae7b-6eab-4b5a-868a-e2d229a02404 | Zoe | 2013-01-17 | cat | F | t | f | t | 2014-01-04
20 | ae752b0f-cdfb-489b-84b0-0e96477d19f5 | Tigger | 2013-08-20 | cat | M | t | t | t | 2013-10-26
...
6 | 0d18a661-773e-4983-8272-4e25d02ab5ae | Oreo | 2016-03-15 | cat | F | f | f | f | 2016-10-15
...
16 | a4c395a6-ebf6-41f8-8469-6332229926ae | Lucy | 2011-01-28 | dog | F | t | t | t | 2013-05-05
...
15 | a528a5d1-7934-4762-977d-20e3013d3761 | Bailey | 2010-09-20 | dog | M | t | t | t | 2014-06-24
12 | 4fe32f77-9c6d-4a09-ba11-8603e988a63a | Anka | 2015-01-06 | cat | F | t | t | t | 2016-02-02


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October - December 2019
The Gluttonous Grimalkin is a top-down action game built for Android in which players control an enchanted cat and run around dwarven city environments, eating dwarves, breaking trebuchets, and growing bigger. The game features three enemy types and two environmental hazards. As the cat grows larger, it gains the ability to eat formerly-dangerous enemies, until, at its largest size, the cat can rampage around each level without fear.
I was the lead game programmer for the project. During development I was responsible and accountable for technical and production tasks, consulted on matters of game and level design and informed about visual tasks. I collaborated with another programmer, two level designers and an artist over the course of a semester to design and build the game using Unity. I spent the majority of my time designing and building the movement system, GUIs, an outline shader for our enemies, and lower level systems such as loading screens and saving player progress.
Building the movement system was one of the most challenging parts of this project. We initially wanted to have a swipe to move system so the player would need to quickly swipe while playing to keep up the excitement. After much playtesting we discovered that swiping was very tedious so I changed the movement to a more straightforward tap and hold design. This turned out to be pretty simple to implement and was a great example of how playtesting is vital to find out how others want to play the game and how best to accommodate those playstyles.
In order to better convey to the player which enemies could and couldn't be eaten, I added a shader to outline edible enemies in green and dangerous enemies in red. By checking for pixels that were entirely transparent up to 7 pixels away, I tinted the outer 7 pixels of each enemy sprite the appropriate color. We actually ran into some performance issues when multiple trebuchets were on screen since those sprites were so complex, so I optimized the shader by exiting early if no transparent pixels could be found within a distance of 8, speeding up our rendering considerably and improving the frame rate when trebuchets were on screen.
I built the infrastructure for our enemies to communicate with the player whenever a collision occurred. After colliding, the player will check what kind of enemy was touched and compare their size classes to see whether the enemy should be eaten or the player should take damage. The player's code will then tell the enemy to die if eaten allowing the enemies to handle that however they want. For instance, when a trebuchet is destroyed it will spawn a group of 30 dwarves who quickly flee from the player. I also wrote the logic for trebuchet attacking. The trebuchets check a vision range in front of them and raytrace to the player to see if the trebuchet has a clear line of sight before firing.
After each level is completed, the player's high score and number of dwarves earned is persisted in player prefs. This data is displayed in the level select menu beneath the label for each level. Levels are locked until a bronze dwarf is achieved and a special perfect state can be earned by eating all dwarves in a level. I also added the ability to clear your progress from the level select menu.


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10-year-old girl who cut knee at funfair settles High Court action for €80,000
A young girl who fell cutting her knee as she walked on the boardwalk beside a ride at a funfair has settled her High Court action for €80,000.
Leah Bonner was 10 years of age when she tripped and fell near the Waltzer ride at the fairground in Dungloe, Co Donegal. She suffered a laceration to her knee and the High Court heard today she has been left with a six-inch scar.
Leah, now aged 12, of Gweedore Road, Dungloe, Co Donegal, had through her father Keith Bonner sued the fairground operator, John Ritchie trading as McGurks Funfair, Ballymena, Co Antrim, and David Thompson, trading as JJ and DH Thompson of Glasgow, Scotland which owned the Waltzer ride as a result of the fall two years ago.
It was claimed there was an alleged failure to provide any adequate lighting around the Waltzer ride and an alleged failure to ensure that wooden slats on the boardwalk did not present as a tripping hazard to those using it.
The claims were denied.
Leah’s counsel Declan McHugh BL said the child on August 5, 2017 tripped on a wooden lath and caught her knee on another. She suffered a severe laceration across her left knee and was brought by ambulance to hospital. She was in hospital for five days and had to use crutches for a number of weeks afterwards.
Approving the settlement Mr Justice Garrett Simons said it was an unfortunate incident at a fairground and the young girl had been left with a scar.


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A current masters candidate for Policy, Planning and Management at the USM Muskie School of Public Service interested in furthering and expanding my skillset in a tech driven world. I have always been interested in the world of tech but have never had the opportunity to exercise my interests formally.
Coming from a background in social services and policy work, I aim to become a full stack software developer and create bridges between social services and the world of tech. With UNH's Coding Bootcamp, I envision this dream becoming more and more a reality.
Currently I work as a mental health case manager but continue to challenge myself by managing a local non profit, running, afterschool tutoring programs and enagaging in community wide developement projects.
I am interested in learning more about software developement all the amazing things you can do with code! My goal is to start my own FinTech company and tap into the burgeoning space of blockchain technology.


Spry in a Nutshell
- Spry is implemented as a set of JavaScript libraries. To use Spry on a page, simply include the JavaScript library that contains the Spry features you need, use those features on your page, and then deploy that JavaScript file to your site along with your page.
- Spry has three parts: Spry Data, Spry Widgets and Spry Effects. They can be used together or independently of one another.
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- Easily add Dynamic Regions to your page that control retrieval and placement of data without writing any JavaScript.
Check out the Data set and Dynamic Region samples
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- A single line of JavaScript is used to add an effect to your page.
- Effects can highlight information, create animated transitions, or visually alter a page element for a certain period of time
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| Welcome | PRC | Welcome-Pastor Chris |
| Appx 6:05 | club57 | 12 Christmas Prayers-Band playing softly in the background |
| Time | who | media |
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| 2:04 | Presentation | A Christmas Narrative |
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|S| = P(2**16, n), where S is the search space and n is the desired passphrase length. For n=4, |S| > 1.8E19, acceptable in 2019. Adjust n (number of dreidel rows), according to your passphrase complexity needs.
As an interesting side note, please do not spin physical dreidels in real life (or coins, for that matter) to obtain random numbers. Spinning is a poor randomization process, since it amplifies the minute density differentials of the spinning object. This means that the nature of every dreidel game depends on the dreidel used.


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This mobile app is designed for Chicago "L" users. Have you ever wondered what's around all the various CTA stops? Have you ever wondered which stop is closest to your current location? Wonder no longer. Windy Transit helps Chicago travelers find locations of interest around the CTA stop of their choice. This web-service backed android application makes finding this information a breeze. The search returns Hospitals, Libraries, Landmarks, and Bus Stops.
Using a sophistocated GEO-spacial web service api, this app queries a datawarehouse populated with geographic locations from all around Chicago. As this backend is higly customizable, more types of data will soon be added.
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