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AppOpts Pile
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Application options. More...
#include <appopts.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| AppOpts () | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~AppOpts () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| bool | loadFromAll (UserMsg &um, const QString &s_app_name=QString()) |
| Load options from files. More... | |
| bool | loadFile (const QString &s_file, PerSt **out_pers, UserMsg &um) |
| Load options from a file. More... | |
| bool | readValueFromCfgs (const OneOpt &opt, UserMsg &um) |
| Looks into existing files for requested variable. More... | |
| bool | readMultipleFromCfgs (const OneOptList &optlist, UserMsg &um) |
| Looks into existing files for requested variables. More... | |
| void | setValue (const QString &s_key, const QString &s_value) |
| Set a value. More... | |
| void | setValue (const QString &s_key, const QStringList &sl_value) |
| Set a value. More... | |
| void | appendValue (const QString &s_key, const QString &s_value) |
| Append a value. More... | |
| void | appendValues (const QString &s_key, const QStringList &sl_values) |
| Append values. More... | |
| bool | setCurrentConfig (const QString &s_file, UserMsg &um) |
| Set current file. More... | |
| bool | valueB (const QString &s_name, bool b_default=false) const |
| Get a boolean value based on option's name. More... | |
| QString | valueS (const QString &s_name, const QString &s_default=QString()) const |
| Get a string value. More... | |
| QStringList | valueSL (const QString &s_name, const QStringList &sl_default=QStringList()) const |
| Get a list of strings. More... | |
| int | valueI (const QString &s_name, int i_default=0) const |
| Get an integer value. More... | |
| double | valueD (const QString &s_name, double d_default=0.0) const |
| Get an integer value. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static QString | cfgFileName (const QString &s_app_name) |
| Get a proper name starting from a template. More... | |
Application options.
This class holds a list of key-value pairs, where values are ultimately list of strings.
| AppOpts::AppOpts | ( | ) |
Default constructor.
Creates a valid instance.
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virtual |
Destructor.
Releases all resources associated with this instance.
| void AppOpts::appendValue | ( | const QString & | s_key, |
| const QString & | s_value | ||
| ) |
Append a value.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. This overload will either create a list with a single member and use that as a value if the option is not found or append s_value to internal list associated with this option.
| s_key | the name of the variable to change |
| s_value | a string value to use |
| void AppOpts::appendValues | ( | const QString & | s_key, |
| const QStringList & | sl_values | ||
| ) |
Append values.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. If the option is already present inside t6he two lists will be merged.
| s_key | the name of the variable to change |
| s_value | a string value to use |
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static |
Get a proper name starting from a template.
The method will replace spaces by _
and will make all letters lower-case. If input template is empty then the result is config
.
| s_app_name | Input template. |
| bool AppOpts::loadFile | ( | const QString & | s_file, |
| PerSt ** | out_pers, | ||
| UserMsg & | um | ||
| ) |
Load options from a file.
Creates a PerSt instance from our file and checks that a general
section exists and it contains a proper perst_version
version string that we are safe to interpret.
| s_file | Input file's path. |
| out_pers | Resulted PerSt object, if any. |
| um | communication device. |
| bool AppOpts::loadFromAll | ( | UserMsg & | um, |
| const QString & | s_app_name = QString() |
||
| ) |
Load options from files.
The function will either get the name of the application or use provided string. The spaces are replaced by _
and all letters are lower-cased. See cfgFileName()
for details.
The name that results is then used to search for a configuration file in three locations: system data directory, user home directory and current directory. If found, the file is immediately loaded in this order.
The reverse order (current dir, user home, system data) is used to decide where to save changed settings.
| um | structure used to show messages. |
| s_app_name | the name to use for file name. |
Get the name of the config file
| bool AppOpts::readMultipleFromCfgs | ( | const OneOptList & | list, |
| UserMsg & | um | ||
| ) |
Looks into existing files for requested variables.
The method simply iterates the list of options and uses readValueFromCfgs()
to get their values and insert them into its own option tree.
This is useful if the application defines at startup a list of options that it expects, then initializes the AppOpts instance and makes sure that all required options are present.
| list | the list of variables to search |
| um | communication object |
| bool AppOpts::readValueFromCfgs | ( | const OneOpt & | opt, |
| UserMsg & | um | ||
| ) |
Looks into existing files for requested variable.
The method will honor variable's group and try to locate the value in system, user and local config files (represented as persistent storage inside). If found the variable and the value are inserted into local storage, replacing any value that was previously there.
If a variable is not required and is also not found in the configuration files the default value is used.
| opt | definition of the variable to search |
| um | communication object |
| bool AppOpts::setCurrentConfig | ( | const QString & | s_file, |
| UserMsg & | um | ||
| ) |
Set current file.
Current config file is meaningful if the values (maybe adjusted by the application) need to be saved back to a file.
The s_file may be one of the following keywords:
If s_file is an actual file that is different from the files used as system, user and local files the file is loaded and made current.
A previous current file that is not one of the three types (loaded by a previous call to setCurrentConfig()
) will be discarded by this method.
| s_file | keyword or the path and name of the file to make current |
| um | communication object |
| void AppOpts::setValue | ( | const QString & | s_key, |
| const QString & | s_value | ||
| ) |
Set a value.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. This overload will create a list with a single member and use that as a value.
Any value that was previously assigned to this option will be overwritten.
| s_key | the name of the variable to change |
| s_value | a string value to use |
| void AppOpts::setValue | ( | const QString & | s_key, |
| const QStringList & | sl_value | ||
| ) |
Set a value.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. The sl_value argument is directly used in internal map.
Any value that was previously assigned to this option will be overwritten.
| s_key | the name of the variable to change |
| s_value | a string value to use |
| bool AppOpts::valueB | ( | const QString & | s_name, |
| bool | b_default = false |
||
| ) | const |
Get a boolean value based on option's name.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. For boolean values first entry in the list is used and the string is compared against FALSE
, false
and 0
; if the string matches the value is false, otherwise it is true.
| s_name | name of the option to retreive |
| b_default | default value if the option is not found |
| double AppOpts::valueD | ( | const QString & | s_name, |
| double | d_default = 0.0 |
||
| ) | const |
Get an integer value.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. For double values first entry in the list is used and converted into double. If the conversion fails the default value is returned.
| s_name | name of the option to retreive |
| d_default | default value if the option is not found or can't be converted |
| int AppOpts::valueI | ( | const QString & | s_name, |
| int | i_default = 0 |
||
| ) | const |
Get an integer value.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. For integer values first entry in the list is used and converted into integer. If the conversion fails the default value is returned.
| s_name | name of the option to retreive |
| i_default | default value if the option is not found or can't be converted |
| QString AppOpts::valueS | ( | const QString & | s_name, |
| const QString & | s_default = QString() |
||
| ) | const |
Get a string value.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. For string values first entry in the list is used.
| s_name | name of the option to retreive |
| s_default | default value if the option is not found |
| QStringList AppOpts::valueSL | ( | const QString & | s_name, |
| const QStringList & | sl_default = QStringList() |
||
| ) | const |
Get a list of strings.
The class represents values for options as a list of strings. Entire list is returned if found.
An empty list is interpreted as a missing value and default list is returned.
| s_name | name of the option to retreive |
| s_default | default value if the option is not found |


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Combine BEDGraphs of scores from replicates. Note: All regions on the same chromosome in the bedGraph file should be continuous so only bedGraph files from MACS3 are accpetable.
cmbreps( ifiles = list(), weights = 1, method = c("fisher", "max", "mean"), outputfile = character(), outdir = ".", log = TRUE )
| ifiles | MACS score in bedGraph for each replicate. Require at least 2 files such as '-i A B C D'. REQUIRED |
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| weights | Weight for each replicate. Default is 1.0 for each. When given, require same number of parameters as IFILE. |
| method | to use while combining scores from replicates. 1) fisher: Fisher's combined probability test. It requires scores in ppois form (-log10 pvalues) from bdgcmp. Other types of scores for this method may cause cmbreps unexpected errors. 2) max: take the maximum value from replicates for each genomic position. 3) mean: take the average value. Note, except for Fisher's method, max or mean will take scores AS IS which means they won't convert scores from log scale to linear scale or vice versa.", default="fisher" |
| outputfile | Output filename. Mutually exclusive with --o-prefix. The number and the order of arguments for --ofile must be the same as for -m. |
| outdir | The output directory. |
| log | Whether to capture logs. |
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object.
eh <- ExperimentHub::ExperimentHub() CHIP <- eh[["EH4558"]] CTRL <- eh[["EH4563"]] c1 <- callpeak(CHIP, CTRL, gsize = 5.2e7, cutoff_analysis = TRUE, outdir = tempdir(), name = "callpeak_narrow0", store_bdg = TRUE) cmbreps(ifiles = list(c1$outputs[1], c1$outputs[7]), method = "max", outdir = tempdir(), outputfile = "cmbreps")


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Education Secretary Michael Gove commits £110 million to an education endowment designed to raise standards in the weakest schools.
The Secretary of State for Education has today allocated £110 million to establish an education endowment fund (EEF) designed to raise standards in underperforming schools.
The EEF will distribute money to local authorities, academy sponsors, charities and other groups that bring forward innovative proposals to improve performance in our most challenging schools. Those bidding for funds from the EEF will have to outline how their proposals will raise attainment. Bidders must also demonstrate how they will be held accountable for the success of their proposals.
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Fox News Tops Another Impeachment Day in Total Viewers
NBC had the lowest total viewers, but brought in the highest amount in the 25-54 demo: 419,000
by Lindsey EllefsonThe early Nielsen ratings for Wednesday’s impeachment inquiry hearings are in and Fox News topped all other networks in total viewers again, but NBC won in the advertiser-coveted demographic of viewers between 25-54. NBC was the least-viewed network overall.
From 9 a.m. ET to 4 p.m. ET, while the largest chunk of the day’s hearings took place, Fox News brought in 2.505 million total viewers, 404,000 of whom were in that key 25-54 demo. Among cable competitors, MSNBC was in second place with 2.355 million total viewers, 333,000 of whom fell in the demo. CNN was in third place overall when comparing cable networks and fourth place when adding in broadcast networks: It got 1.678 million total viewers and 396,000 in the demo. (CNN did beat ABC and CBS in the demo while MSNBC was in last place altogether when it came to viewers between 25-54.)
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In broadcast, CBS led the way in total viewers, garnering 1.774 million between 9 a.m. ET and 4 p.m. ET. CBS got 342,000 viewers in the key demo. ABC was next in total viewers, pulling in 1.586 million with 348,000 in the demo.
NBC had the lowest total viewers between all six networks with 1.549 million, but had the highest amount in the demo: 419,000.
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Fox News maintained its lead over cable competitors CNN and MSNBC during Tuesday’s round of hearings, leading all networks in total viewers. However, all three broadcast networks had more demo viewers than all of the cable news networks in both the morning and afternoon sessions, with ABC leading the way.


Comparing two VCF files from command line¶
For convenience a common operation of VCF comparison can be done from command line like this:
$ python3 -m genomvar compare_vcf vcf1.vcf vcf2.vcf > comparison.vcf
Unit variants:
first only: 1
second only: 2
both: 105
The numbers can be used for plotting Venn diagram and indicate corresponding patch sizes.
File comparison.vcf
will contain something like this:
chr1 18353435 . C G 100 . mt=SNP;whichVCF=both;ln=186;ln2=374
chr1 18704102 . T A 100 . mt=SNP;whichVCF=both;ln=187;ln2=375
INFO fields indicate which VCF contains the variant on the line. ln
and ln2
indicate line numbers in original files.


TRAVELLER A film review by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1997 Chuck Dowling
Traveller (1997) ** out of ***** - Cast: Bill Paxton, Mark Wahlberg, Julianna Margulies, James Gammon, Rance Howard. Written by: Jim McGlynn. Directed by: Jack Green. Running Time: 103 minutes.
I've read that Bill Paxton searched a long time for a project that he could both produce and star in. He finally found what he was looking for in "Traveller". I have no idea what was appealing to him about it.
"Traveller" is an odd story about a large family of Irish-Americans who live in the woods of North Carolina. Their only means of financial support involves driving around to various surrounding towns and ripping off hard working men and women. The head of this family is a man by the name of Boss Jack, a respected and feared man who never goes out on the cons.
Once, a "traveller" married outside the family (the horror!) and produced a son (Wahlberg). When that man dies, Wahlberg journeys to North Carolina to attend the funeral. He finds that he is not welcome, but insists on learning what the family is all about. Bokky (Paxton), one of the highly regarded members of the clan, agrees to give him a shot and takes him along on his next scamming trip.
My main problem with the film is this: who cares about any of these people? You can make con men compelling characters, mainly by having them involved in cons which they are ripping off other con men. But not innocent people. This film treats the people who are getting conned with such contempt, as the scenes showing them actually getting ripped off are done with an odd sense of whimsy, like its fun to break the law. Its a good ol' time, as Randy Travis music plays on the soundtrack and we watch the silly people lose their money and hopelessly chase after the laughing con men. Yeehaa!
Now, Paxton's character is supposed to undergo a change in the film after he feels bad about ripping off a bartender (Margulies). In the con (which I don't know if it's a common one or not, but if it isn't, then it's stolen from the 1994 movie "Deadfall"), Marguiles ends up losing her job. When Paxton comes later to apoligize, she gets all gooey and they fall in love. That would be my reaction to someone who ripped me off and caused me to lose my job. And so what that Paxton's character feels remorse? You'll notice he feels remorse for the sexy woman, I don't see him going back and apoligizing the the poor farmers he's scammed, or anyone else for that matter. And I could see women not caring for this film, seeing it as just yet another instance where the man has to come to the rescue of the airhead girl who can't think for herself. This seemed blatently obvious to me, and I NEVER think along those lines. So who does it appeal to? Most likely Bill Paxton's family, and mythical gangs of con men who live in the woods, if they ever get the chance to catch a movie.
Wahlberg also has his own subplot going, about being accepted into the criminal clan, but I really can't care about that either. And I still can't buy Wahlberg as an actor, as I keep expecting him to drop his pants and yell "Damn! Yeah baby! Come on come on!" Ron Howard's parents both have roles here as well, even though Ron Howard has no credited association with the film. [R]
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Node.js is an open source server framework which is built on top of the JavaScript V8 engine mostly used for
web development - specially for network intensive single page apps, it is free, cross-platform and
uses one of the most popular programming language - JavaScript
Features
The following are the most popular feature why Node JS is used:
Asynchronous and Event Driven
With the advent of the web there needs to be some kind of way to execute tasks upon receiving them,
in
the past this is done sychornously, meaning you need to wait for a certain code to finish before you
can
execute another task, though this can be mitigated by using Threads in some languages, a more
powerful
approach that Node is built upon is that all of its library API was built asychronous first and an
event
driven mechanism. Meaning for instance in reading a file you don't need to wait for that block of
code
to
finish before moving through the next one.
var fs = require('fs');
fs.readFile(function(err, data){
console.log('data');
});
console.log('This will be executed first, depending on the size of the file');
Its Fast!
As noted above Node js is built on top of the V8 and there is no question that the V8 engine is one
of
the
best JavaScript engine out there in terms of speed
Single Threading
Node uses a single threaded model with event looping. Meaning there are no threads in Node, it
accomplishes
tasks -again - in an event driven fashion in a asychronous way. In a way this model can serve a much
larger request pool
than the traditional Threaded model such as being used on Java or Apache (Php) servers
More information can be found on this
stackoverflow thread
License
Node.js is published under an MIT license which means it is free and open source and can be used
commercially without charge
Who uses Node?
Even still at it's infancy Node is now being used by companies such as:
Netflix
New York times
Paypal
Yahoo
LinkedIn
Uber
Requirements
In order to start developing using Node we need to install the node js package. As discussed above Node is
cross-platform it is available on Windows, Mac and Linux. You can acquire the latest version of node
here:
After installation you can go to your command line and confirm the node installation:
$: node -v
It should print your node version
v6.9.1
Node Package Manager (NPM)
After the node installation, you will notice that if you type npm on your command line node
actually installed npm. NPM is the built-in package manager for node, and with npm you can install modules
which
are available on the npm website. NPM acts like the other package managers out there such as composer,
rubygems, and maven but for installing Node.js packages. For instance if you want to install the package
nodemon - which is a daemon which reloads the server when changes are made - you just type
npm install nodemon
This automatically generates a node_modules folder which then contains the installed package.
NPM is also a dependency management tool which means if nodemon is dependent on other modules it
automatically installs those modules for us
Hello from Node!
In this section we take a look on how simple it is to construct the famous hello world using node.
app.js
console.log("Hello World!")
To run using the command line:
$: node app.js
Hello World!
In the next section we talk about how to use the http module to create the same Hello World but with a web
server.
Modules
The Node core API is a small fish in comparison to the more mature programming languages out there such as
Java, Php, Ruby and .Net, but here comes modules for the resuce. A module in node is simply a fancy way of
saying libraries
which just contains a set of functions or objects that you can include in your application. The beauty of
this is that there are modules for almost anything that you want to do in Node these days, because of Node's
openness. There are the built-in modules, modules created by the ecosystem and lastly modules that can
be created by us - the developers.
Including modules
We are accustomed using Java in our university and we do inclusion of files using the import
statement.
In node there is this equivalent function called require, which is used to "require" other
modules or files
Including built-in or installed modules via npm
// This includes the file system module
var fs = require('fs')
// requiring the express module
var express = require('express');
Node.js Built-in modules
There are a lot of built-in modules in node below are the most common one's. The full list can be viewed here
assert
Module for asserting tests
crypto
Module for handling OpenSSL encryption
fs
File system - reading and writing files
http
Module for creating a HTTP server
https
Module for creating a HTTPS server
net
Module for creating network servers and clients
querystring
Module for handling URL query strings
url
Module for parsing URL a string
util
Utility functions
zlib
Module for compressing/decompressing files
The http module
The http module is a built-in module that you can use to create a simple HTTP web server. To include this
module you do:
var http = require('http');
The http module has plenty of methods, but for the basics let's use the createServer()
and the listen() methods
// require the built in http module
var http = require('http');
//create the server
var myServer = http.createServer(function (req, res) {
// To write headers
res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/html'});
// Get the req parameters using the req variable
res.write(req.url);
res.write('Hello World from Express!'); //write a response to the client
res.end(); //end the response
});
myServer.listen(3000); // Have the port listen to port 3000
If we run our browser to port 3000 we see this
This is just a simple way to demonstrate how Node can be a web server and at the same time a web framework.
In the next section we go through Express which is arguably the most popular web framework for Node
Express JS
In the previous section it was discussed that Node has it's own module for creating web sites, but it can
get a little messy when it comes to complicated sites. The solution is to use a Web Framework to abstract
and have it a little bit easy to make web applications
Express is built on top of node so every functionality of Node can be used in an express
app,
the basics can be as followed:
First install express on your app
npm install express
Then on our app.js
// Require express
var express = require('express')
var app = express() // instanstiate the app
app.get('/', function (req, res) {
res.send('Hello World from Express!')
})
// Let the app listen to port 3000
app.listen(3000, function () {
console.log('Example app listening on port 3000!')
})
As we can see above this is quite similar to the http module, except for the .get portion. Now
we
have the http methods built into express so we don't need to manually do it ourselves using the http module.
Now
for instance we wanted a post request on a given url we can just do this
app.post('/submit', function (req, res) {
// do code
})
But offcourse we need to get the request parameters from the post request. In the past versions of express
there
is a built in module to do this - body-parser. But to modularize the modules they separated
this
into a module. We need to install this to parse the parameters
Now in the server we use the installed body-parser
var bodyParser = require('body-parser')
app.use( bodyParser.json() ); // to support JSON-encoded bodies
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ // to support URL-encoded bodies
extended: true
}));
app.post('/submit', function (req, res) {
// To retrieve the parameters
var username = req.body.username;
var password = req.body.password;
// ... do something with the variables
})
As we can see there are a lot of things that are simple to do when using a framework such as express. There
is so
much more to this especially using the more advanced modules available in the NPM. This is just the top of
the
iceberg of what can be accomplished using Express.
Database Connectivity
MongoDB using the mongodb module
Like coffee and creamer Mongodb and Node are meant for each other. Node uses JavaScript, JavaScript uses
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and MongDB although not the same, uses similar functions, syntax and
approaches in connecting to the database
First we need to install the required module
npm install mongodb
Assuming that your mongodb server is running and we have the following credentials and database, we can do
the following to get all the records
// Require mongo and assert(Optional)
var MongoClient = require('mongodb').MongoClient
, assert = require('assert');
// Connection URL
var url = 'mongodb://localhost:27017/webtek-database-finals';
// Connect to the server
MongoClient.connect(url, function(err, db) {
assert.equal(null, err);
console.log("Connected correctly to server");
var findDocuments = function(db, callback) {
// Get the documents collection
var collection = db.collection('registration');
// Find some documents
collection.find({}).toArray(function(err, docs) {
assert.equal(err, null);
console.log("Registration records");
// print like a minitature DOM
console.dir(docs);
});
}
db.close();
});
This is how we connect and retrieve from a MongoDB database. It may look like a mess at first because of the
callbacks but this is a fairly JavaScript issue and not a Monog one. The following are resources that we
can use for further reading:
Although not use as much easier and used with Node, we attest to the fact that MySQL is still arguably one of
the most used database with all the databases. In node we can connect it to a mysql server using the
lightweight, 100% JavaScript module - mysql
First let's install the required module
npm install mysql
After installation, with the assumption that we have a mysql server running and with the credentials below we
can use it as follows:
// require the module
var mysql = require('mysql');
// create the connection parameters
var connection = mysql.createConnection({
host : 'localhost',
user : 'root',
password : '',
database : 'webtek-database-finals'
});
connection.connect();
connection.query('SELECT * FROM registration', function (error, results, fields) {
if (error) throw error;
// The results are converted in a familiar JSON format
console.log('The database results: ', results);
// So if we want the first of the results
console.log("The first result: " + results[0].fname);
});
// close the connection
connection.end();
As you can see it is fairly easy and straightforward to integrate node with a mysql database. For more
information in the use of MySQL we can consult the documentation here
Other Web Frameworks
Express is a framework which at its core emhpasies simplicity on forums people call this framework an
unopinionated framework, since it does not have any conventions on what modules to use. Some frameworks such
as Sails and Meteor are the opposite of express: they are heavy weight, some of the development work is
already done and only tweaking is needed to perform the way you like it, another is it is opinionated which
means (though it does not limit you to use their choice of modules) they pre-installed some modules that you
might not need in your project
Sails
Sails JS is still at it's infancy, but many use it because of it's resemblance to Ruby on Rails and in my
opinion Laravel too. With Sails you get:
Waterline - a powerful Object-Relational Mapper (ORM), which helps in database
connections. It automatically maps objects to database tables/documents to make the database
connectivity fairly easy for the developer
Auto Generated REST API - With just one command Sails can generate a REST api for you
which means you automatically get a CRUD for your app with just one command.
It is front-end agnostic- This simply means you can use Sails in any front-end
technology that you like either it be Angular, React or even Android, IOS, Windows or better some of
those new IOT devices.
WebSocket integration - WebSockets is the technology that we can use to make real-time
web applications, which is essential to modern day applications.
The perks that I have personally found with Sails is its documentation and community support (YET), this is
mainly since it is still at its infancy. But to master this powerful framework is something that can be
added to our list since it is powerful in itself
Meteor
If you want a cohesive, all-in-one Web Framework for Node, Meteor may be the one for you, on its web page
Meteor their heading claims that Meteor is "The fastest way to build
JavaScript", a few research later this is what I found out about it:
Single Page Apps - If single page apps are your thing, look no further! Meteor
integrates with Angular and React with ease. Their tutorial on their site is easy to go through to get
started with single page apps using Meteor.
Front and Back-End Integration - Personally, I was amazed with the integration of
Meteor with the front and the back-end. Is it possible that a single line of code works on both the
front and back-end? With meteor yes! You just write it once and it works.
Front-end agnostic - Like Sails it easily integrates with any front-end technology for
web, ios, Android or event desktop apps.
These are only the reasons that we saw were relevant as a student and for sure in the future these
technologies are on our learning targets. There are numerouse frameworks out there and to know one
essentially it just takes little time to learn another, and it only depends on where to use a framework in
order for it to be effective


Add simple maximum and minimum input length indicators to your fields in a few seconds.
The input max/min length indicator uses javascript to display a warning message on top of an input field when the user has not yet entered the minimum or maximum character restrictions specified.
In this example the field will warn against any input less than 4 or greater than 40:
Code:
<input type="email" data-referee="true"
data-referee-display-on-init="true"
data-min-length="4" data-max-length="40" class="form-control"
placeholder="Enter email between 4-40 characters.">
In this example the field will warn against any input less than 8 characters with a custom template.
Code:
<input type="password" class="form-control"
data-referee="true" data-min-length="8"
data-referee-display-on-init="true"
data-referee-min-template="{{charRemain}} more character{{s}} for a good password"
placeholder="Enter password more than 8 characters.">
In this example the field will warn you once you are getting close to the maximum number of characters.
Code:
<input type="text" class="form-control"
placeholder="Enter Company Name (Max 20 Characters)"
data-referee="true"
data-max-length="20"
data-referee-chars-left-threshold="5"
data-referee-display-on-init="true">
You can use the data-referee-always-show-count
attribute to always show the character count. This overrides other settings.
<input type="text" class="form-control"
placeholder="Enter Company Name (Max 20 Characters)"
data-referee="true"
data-max-length="40"
data-referee-always-show-count="true"
data-referee-warning-threshold="20"
data-referee-display-on-init="true">
To install simply include the dist/refereejs.js and dist/refereejs.css files in your project.
To install with bower simply run this from your console:
bower install refereejs --save
. Then include the dist/refereejs.js and dist/refereejs.css files in your project.
To use the indicator simply add the data-referee
attribute to your
input element, then specify a data-min-length="123"
attribute to warn against
min/max lengths.
That simple! The JS will attach events on page load.
If you're dynamically generating content using JS (ie Angular) then you will need to run $('#id_of_your_input').referee();
.
| data-referee |
Enables the min/max indicator on an input element. Note: Until you set this attribute the indicator won't run.
Default: undefined (false) |
|---|---|
| data-min-length |
Indicate what the minimum length is. If left blank then no minimum warning will be shown.
Default: undefined |
| data-max-length |
Indicate what the maximum length is. If left blank then no maximum warning will be shown.
Default: undefined |
| data-referee-min-template |
What template to use when when displaying the minimum length warning.
Default: {{charRemain}} too few characters (min: {{min}}) .
|
| data-referee-max-template |
What template to use when when displaying the maximum length warning.
Default: too many characters ({{currLength}}/{{max}}) .
|
| data-referee-chars-left-threshold | How many characters before the maximum to show the characters left warning. If not specified then no warning will be shown. Default: undefined |
| data-referee-chars-left-template |
What template to use when when displaying the characters left warning.
Default:: ({{charRemain}} character{{s}} left .
|
| data-referee-display-on-init | If set to "true" will show warning messages on initialization. That is, if a value is already in the field then it will show a message when the page loads or the indicator is initialized. Otherwise it will wait for user input before showing any messages. Default: false |
| data-referee-always-show-count |
If enabled then this will always show the number of characters left on the top right of the input.
Also see data-referee-warning-threshold to set a color change threshold.
Default: false |
| data-referee-warning-threshold |
When the # characters left hits this number the warning-threshold class will be added which by default
shows a different (orange) color than the standard grey character count color.
Default: 25% of max length |
You can customize the displayed templates easily by setting the template options. Here are the variables that you can use in your templates:
{{max}}
- Maximum characters allowed as configured.{{min}}
- Minimum characters allowed as configured.{{charRemain}}
- Characters remaining to hit minimum or maximum (depending on the template).{{currLength}}
- Current string length of input entry.{{s}}
- Gets replaced with an empty string ('') if {{charRemain}} == 1 and replaced with 's' otherwise. This is useful for displaying pluralized strings in your template. For example You have {{charRemain}} letter{{s}} over limit
) would display "1 letter left" when the user is 1 character over the character limit.See the included CSS. It's pretty simple to customize the css styles by defining your own CSS classes.
If you'd like to contribute to the repo that's great! Simply fork the repo and open up a pull request against it.


--- title: "Booking app for TELECOM SudParis" caption: "/img/caption-admissibles.jpg" externalLink: "http://admissibles.telecom-sudparis.eu/" date: 2009-06-30 ---
This website has been used by more than 2000 students for 2 months.
I was in charge of the full development of the website,
and chose to be compliant with the graphic aspect of my school's main website.
The main components I had to build for this project: online form for room reservation, online help, blog.


The Biological Observation Matrix (BIOM) format¶
The BIOM file format (canonically pronounced biome) is designed to be a general-use format for representing biological sample by observation contingency tables. BIOM is a recognized standard for the Earth Microbiome Project and is a Genomics Standards Consortium candidate project.
The BIOM format is designed for general use in broad areas of comparative -omics. For example, in marker-gene surveys, the primary use of this format is to represent OTU tables: the observations in this case are OTUs and the matrix contains counts corresponding to the number of times each OTU is observed in each sample. With respect to metagenome data, this format would be used to represent metagenome tables: the observations in this case might correspond to SEED subsystems, and the matrix would contain counts corresponding to the number of times each subsystem is observed in each metagenome. Similarly, with respect to genome data, this format may be used to represent a set of genomes: the observations in this case again might correspond to SEED subsystems, and the counts would correspond to the number of times each subsystem is observed in each genome.
There are two components to the BIOM project: first is the definition of the BIOM format, and second is development of support objects in multiple programming languages to support the use of BIOM in diverse bioinformatics applications. The version of the BIOM file format is independent of the version of the biom-format software.
There are official implementations of BIOM format support objects (APIs) in the Python and R programming languages. The rest of this site contains details about the BIOM file format (which is independent of the API) and the Python biom-format API. For more details about the R API, please see the CRAN biom package.
Contents¶
BIOM version¶
The latest official version of the biom-format project is 1.3.1 and of the BIOM file format is 1.0. Details on the file format can be found here.
Installing the biom-format project¶
To install the biom-format project, you can download the latest version here, or work with the development version. Generally we recommend working with the release version as it will be more stable, but if you want access to the latest features (and can tolerate some instability) you should work with the development version.
- The biom-format project has the following dependencies:
The easiest way to install the latest version of the biom-format project and its required dependencies is via pip:
pip install biom-format
That’s it!
If you decided not to install biom-format using pip, it is also possible to manually install the latest release. We’ll illustrate the install process in the $HOME/code directory. You can either work in this directory on your system (creating it, if necessary, by running mkdir $HOME/code) or replace all occurrences of $HOME/code in the following instructions with your working directory. Change to this directory to start the install process:
cd $HOME/code
Download the latest release, which can be found here. After downloading, unpack and install (note: x.y.z refers to the downloaded version):
tar xzf biom-format-x.y.z.tar.gz
cd $HOME/code/biom-format-x.y.z
Alternatively, to install the development version, pull it from GitHub, and change to the resulting directory:
git clone git://github.com/biom-format/biom-format.git
cd $HOME/code/biom-format
To install (either the development or release version), follow these steps:
sudo python setup.py install
If you do not have sudo access on your system (or don’t want to install the biom-format project in the default location) you’ll need to install the library code and scripts in specified directories, and then tell your system where to look for those files. You can do this as follows:
echo "export PATH=$HOME/bin/:$PATH" >> $HOME/.bashrc
echo "export PYTHONPATH=$HOME/lib/:$PYTHONPATH" >> $HOME/.bashrc
mkdir -p $HOME/bin $HOME/lib/
source $HOME/.bashrc
python setup.py install --install-scripts=$HOME/bin/ --install-purelib=$HOME/lib/ --install-lib=$HOME/lib/
You should then have access to the biom-format project. You can test this by running the following command:
python -c "from biom import __version__; print __version__"
You should see the current version of the biom-format project.
Next you can run:
which biom
You should get a file path ending with biom printed to your screen if it is installed correctly. Finally, to see a list of all biom commands, run:
biom
Enabling tab completion of biom commands¶
The biom command referenced in the previous section is a driver for commands in biom-format, powered by pyqi. You can enable tab completion of biom command names and command options (meaning that when you begin typing the name of a command or option you can auto-complete it by hitting the tab key) by following a few simple steps from the pyqi documentation. While this step is optional, tab completion is very convenient so it’s worth enabling.
To enable tab completion, follow the steps outlined under Configuring bash completion in the pyqi install documentation, substituting biom for my-project and my_project in all commands. After completing those steps and closing and re-opening your terminal, auto-completion should be enabled.
BIOM format in R¶
There is also a BIOM format package for R, called biom. This package includes basic tools for reading biom-format files, accessing and subsetting data tables from a biom object, as well as limited support for writing a biom-object back to a biom-format file. The design of this API is intended to match the python API and other tools included with the biom-format project, but with a decidedly “R flavor” that should be familiar to R users. This includes S4 classes and methods, as well as extensions of common core functions/methods.
To install the latest stable release of the biom package enter the following command from within an R session:
install.packages("biom")
To install the latest development version of the biom package, enter the following lines in an R session:
install.packages("devtools") # if not already installed
library("devtools")
install_github("biom", "joey711")
Please post any support or feature requests and bugs to the biom issue tracker.
See the biom project on GitHub for further details, or if you would like to contribute.
Note that the licenses between the biom R package (GPL-2) and the other biom-format software (Modified BSD) are different.
Citing the BIOM project¶
You can cite the BIOM format as follows:
Development team¶
The biom-format project was conceived of and developed by the QIIME, MG-RAST, and VAMPS development groups to support interoperability of our software packages. If you have questions about the biom-format project you can contact gregcaporaso@gmail.com.


{% load static %} {% load puzzle_template_filters %}
I feel like I've been waiting for forever for this year's Oscars, but I've run into issues researching them. Why is IMDB having trouble with this year's awards?
{{ puzzle|as_ul:user|safe }}The long-delayed follow-up to my last Oscars set, this is ten metapuzzles themed around the 2022 Best Picture nominees! (Yes, the ceremony is in 2023, but the movies were released in 2022, and the release year is all that matters.) As before, it turns out that writing over 85 puzzles in the month between when the nominees are announced and the actual awards is kind of hard, so I didn't bother. Instead, use the answers below as the feeders into the metas.
This is indebted to Deusovi's Recognizing a Metapuzzle, which pioneered the concept of "metas where the feeders don't actually exist". My twist was applying the match-answers-to-metas mechanic, which dates to at least 2008 but I think is now most associated with Foggy Brume's Puzzle Boats.
You can find a mapping of which feeders go with which metas, as well as all of the solutions, here.


Swift Method APIs
These types are used to implement Ruby methods in Swift.
Topics
struct RbMethodArgsSpec
struct RbMethodArgsSpec
A description of how a Ruby method implemented in Swift is supposed to be called.
Ruby supports several different ways of passing arguments. A single method can support a mixture of positional, keyword, and variable-length (splatted) arguments.
You supply one of these when defining a method so that RubyGateway knows how to decode
the arguments passed to it before your RbMethodCallback
is invoked. The decoded
arguments are stored in the args
property of the RbMethod
passed to your callback.
If you want to say “accept any number of arguments” then write
RbMethodArgsSpec(supportsSplat: true)
and access the arguments via method.args.splatted
.
Declaration
public struct RbMethodArgsSpec
typealias RbMethodCallback
typealias RbMethodCallback
The function signature for a Ruby method implemented as a Swift free function or closure.
The RbObject
is the object the method is being invoked against.
The RbMethod
provides useful services such as argument access.
You can throw an RbException
to raise a Ruby exception instead of returning
normally from the method. Throwing another type gets wrapped up in an
RbException
and raised as a Ruby runtime exception.
See RbBoundMethodCallback
and RbBoundMethodVoidCallback
for use with
custom Ruby classes that are bound to Swift types.
Declaration
typealias RbBoundMethodCallback
typealias RbBoundMethodCallback
The function signature for a Ruby method implemented as a Swift method of a Swift bound object that returns a value.
These classes are defined with RbGateway.defineClass(_:under:initializer:)
and methods on them defined with RbObject.defineMethod(_:argsSpec:method:)
.
This typealias describe methods on the type SwiftPeer
that take a single
RbMethod
and return some type that can convert to RbObject
.
The SwiftPeer
is the instance associated with the Ruby object; the RbMethod
provides useful services such as argument access.
You can throw an RbException
to raise a Ruby exception instead of returning
normally from the method. Throwing another type gets wrapped up in an
RbException
and raised as a Ruby runtime exception.
Declaration
public typealias RbBoundMethodCallback<
SwiftPeer: AnyObject, Return: RbObjectConvertible
> =
(SwiftPeer) -> (RbMethod) throws -> Return
typealias RbBoundMethodVoidCallback
typealias RbBoundMethodVoidCallback
The function signature for a Ruby method implemented as a Swift method of a Swift bound object that does not return a value.
These classes are defined with RbGateway.defineClass(_:under:initializer:)
and methods on them defined with RbObject.defineMethod(_:argsSpec:method:)
.
This typealias describe methods on the type SwiftPeer
that take a single
RbMethod
. The SwiftPeer
is the instance associated with the Ruby object;
the RbMethod
provides useful services such as argument access.
You can throw an RbException
to raise a Ruby exception instead of returning
normally from the method. Throwing another type gets wrapped up in an
RbException
and raised as a Ruby runtime exception.
Declaration
struct RbMethod
struct RbMethod
This offers useful services to Swift implementations of Ruby methods.
You do not create instances of this type: instead, RubyGateway creates instances and passes them to method callbacks.
Declaration
public struct RbMethod
struct RbMethodArgs
struct RbMethodArgs
The various types of argument passed to a Ruby method implemented in Swift.
Available via RbMethod.args
when the method is invoked.
Declaration
public struct RbMethodArgs


In life, emotion is fickle. It is said that to control one's emotional state is to harness absolute power. Some galaxians are born predisposed to specific emotions, while others grapple with the temptations of light and darkness incessantly. Ceaselessly grappling with the forces at be leaves many galaxians defenseless against the darkness. Have you fallen to darkness? Has light prevailed? Proceed with caution to determine your side of the force, your allegiances, your character, but remember...
“You can’t stop the change, any more than you can stop the suns from setting.”— Shmi Skywalker.


NDLEA arraigns man for allegedly peddling 967.9kg marijuana
by NANThe National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on Friday in Lagos arraigned one Adeyemi Usman, who allegedly trafficked in 967.9kg of cannabis sativa (marijuana).
The agency charged Usman on one count of drug trafficking before a Federal High Court.
The suit marked FHC/L/378/2019 is pending before Justice Oluremi Oguntoyinbo.
The Prosecutor, Mr Jeremiah Aernan, alleged that the defendant committed the offence on Sept. 15.
He said that Usman unlawfully transported the large volume of a restricted substance in a bus, from the Eke-Akete area of Ajah, Lagos State.
He noted that cannabis was restricted by law, adding that trafficking in same contravened the provisions of Sections 11(c) of the NDLEA Act of 2004.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The court adjourned the case until Feb. 24, 2020, for trial.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the NDLEA Act provides for a penalty of up to life imprisonment for drug trafficking.


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In March 1839, a New York abolitionist newspaper called for a convention to unite the efforts of national anti-slavery forces from around the world. And in the summer of 1840, the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society (BFASS) answered the call. From June 12 to June 23, the General Anti-Slavery Convention, hosted by the BFASS and later known as the World Anti-Slavery Convention, convened at Exeter Hall in London. More than 500 abolitionists from Canada to Mauritius attended the meeting, and the public proceedings attracted around 1,000 spectators daily.
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The Law/Fact Dichotomy:
Law and Journalism in Shattered Glass
By Jamison Colburn
Shattered Glass, the film about "Fabulist"
reporter Stephen Glass, is not necessarily a movie about law,
justice or the practice of either. It's about the practice of
journalism in America today and specifically at one of its premier
institutions, The New Republic. But it pushes a very interesting
subtext about someone who wants to be a lawyer and in this respect
tells a great story. When I say "wants to be a lawyer,"
I mean to distinguish Glass-who apparently hungered for it-from
so many other who choose it for lack of something better to do.
The film doesn't just show Glass's transition to a new profession,
though. It also suggests how these two professions are becoming
more and more alike.
In
the movie and in real life Glass enrolls at Georgetown Law even
while his practice of journalism is taking him to seemingly fantastic
professional heights. Glass is clearly not one of the many in
law schools today who are there because a Political Science or
Philosophy major packaged them for little else. He is, you must
see, "successful" at what he is doing. Depending on
how you interpret Glass's character in the film, though, you
could take his story as either a parable about sham performances
generally or about an ambitious maniac who zeroes in on the precise
weaknesses of a system begging to be gamed for profit. That interpretive
choice, I'd wager, says something about what kind of lawyer (or
journalist) you'd be, have been, or are.
The practice of law and the
practice of journalism are very different and yet very similar.
Journalists live to report facts and usually they have "fact-checkers"
and editors who must independently verify the claims they are
about to make. For some facts, though, these third-parties are
without any real means of independent verification (say, for
quotes from sources whom the journalist has interviewed). On
some pieces, Glass intones at one point, "the only source
material available are the notes provided by the reporter himself."
The notes must be proof enough, at least until the recriminations
roll in on a published story. Cook up the right "record"
as Glass does habitually, in other words, and the institutional
check in place to safeguard veracity is easily circumvented.
Now I'll grant it is no help
that, at least in the film, Glass's superiors often seem anaesthetized
to clues suggesting-they're even slow finally to believe-that
Glass is a sham. And this seems as much because of how he pitches
his work and how popular his pieces are as it is because of the
"quality" of that work. Glass's pieces are good for
the bottom line and, in that, his bosses' casualness with "the
facts" might be rather familiar to many lawyers. If it were
cheap and profitable, why wouldn't an editor admire it enough
to take Glass's word as verification enough? Of course this is
not necessarily how it has to be: anyone can imagine a verification
system that would not print any story which hasn't been truly,
independently verified. We just can't imagine it successfully
competing with all the other "journalism" outlets in
the market today.
Throughout the film the audience
is shown Glass's version of journalism and its worth to outlets
like The New Republic, Harper's, and Rolling Stone. In the opening
scene, Glass narrates that the practice of journalism is "the
art of capturing behavior." It soon becomes clear that the
flash, panache, and unbelievable timeliness of his "scoops"
are what catapult him to his success so much more quickly than
the steadiness and method-and simple relevance-of his peers'
reporting. Richly, while all of this is going on the audience
catches the occasional glimpse of Glass in his office studying
and highlighting the all-too-identifiable casebook, hard at work
preparing, one surmises, for his truly desired profession.
Being trained as a lawyer and
as an academic (and therefore being as protective of "the
facts" as I flatter myself to be), I have to admit that
this is really what decided the interpretation of the film for
me. For, on balance, I think there are more Glasses in the world
than some (journalists) might like to admit. In fact, Glass's
particular mania is how Shattered Glass dovetails with
other recent scandals in journalism, most notably Jayson
Blair of The New York Times. Blair was also a meteoric success
whose reporting turned out to be, repeatedly and overtly, predicated
on bald fabrications that his paper failed to catch. One keeper
of journalistic
ethics said that, in the wake of so many of these scandals,
"[n]ews organizations face an uphill battle in regaining
the public's trust."
Now even in our post-modern
world, reporting like Glass's is "indefensible" in
the words of editor Charles Lane (who finally fired Glass after
he had defrauded the magazine and its readers in at least 27
of his 41 stories). For me, though, the scheme underscored how
much today's practice of journalism resembles the practice of
law. Because while each of the spectacular disgraces to news
organizations lately have involved violations of basic professional
ethics, what they've done is by now common in the practice of
law: they push the envelope of practice norms a shade too far.
It is perfectly acceptable in some newsrooms (from what I've
read and been told) to "composite" characters together
and make them seem like "real" sources, sources to
whom "real" statements are attributed. And of course
"real" reporters share a stage every day with people
whose very objective-whose ethos-is to make the games of politics
and world affairs more "entertaining" or more "homespun."
Glass's fall from The New Republic
to the humility of a seat in the Georgetown Law class (he graduated
in 2000 and has recently applied for admission to the New York
Bar) is meant as a tragedy it seems. Lane doesn't allow Glass
to take his Rolodex from his office as he is being booted, but
he does allow him his "law books"-an allusion to the
character of the profession that might still have him. Yet the
malaise
in several of American journalism's premier institutions today
is easily the bigger tragedy. The market predicament these institutions
face for the foreseeable future make them look like some law
firms I know: the profit motive dominates the professional culture.
In journalism the result is an overarching objective to entertain,
to titillate. In law it is an overarching need to serve the client.
If you also see that as the larger trope of this film, I would
bet that you've either: (1) practiced law long enough to have
seen it firsthand, (2) practiced journalism long enough to have
seen it firsthand, or (3) that you are an especially keen observer
of popular culture's portrayal of these professions.
Of course, an interpretive
choice has nothing to do with your moral character as a professional.
But anyone who still practices conscientiously in one of these
two fields today even while they spiral downward both in terms
of professionalism and public esteem (or, worse, after she has
personally encountered the ambitious maniac gaming a weak system)
will see in Shattered Glass a just, if fleeting, reckoning
between facts and norms.
Posted July 7, 2004
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[gecode-users] Accumulated failure count and variables part of a failure
David Rijsman
David.Rijsman at quintiq.com
Wed Jun 23 10:57:23 CEST 2010
Hi All,
I am trying to expose as many as possible variables which are part of a propagator which triggered a failure. Before I execute a branch I store the accumulated failure count of all variables. Next I execute the branch and assume this one fails. Right after failing I query the accumulated failure count of the variables in the failed space, if it has increased I know the variable is part of the propagator that triggered the failure (if no constraints have been added).
Is it true that the accumulated failure count of the variable can only increase because it has been part of the propagator which was part of the propagator which triggered the failure?
I can see some problems which is if a propagator cancels an advisor on a variable or if the propagator is entailed, this decreases the accumulated failure count. This can happen before the failure was triggered and therefor the afc of a variable can decrease although it is part of a propagator which failed. Is this correct?
If I would query the space which has been 'recomputed' to execute the alternative of the branch which triggered the failure, the afc compared to before the failure happened would be a good indicator if the variable was part of a failure, do you agree?
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I had spent a millenia and a half trying to solve that stretch. It was a simple function where it just needed a basic for loop function and a knowledge to create/update objects and elements were needed. However, I was double whammied by the fact that:
Only when I accidently closed the tab and reloaded the console, I re-found the top of the console where it listed an existing array of students. 🤦.
This made me realise how important it was to take a break, even if you were “in the zone” to make sure you can clear your mind and look at the whole problem from a new angle.
It’s a lovely feeling when you easily solve a problem that you struggled through before. The Super Fizz Buzz Kata where I had to use a mix of for-loop and conditionals to solve reminded me of a very familiar exercise I completed in the Free Code Camp, with only a few variations.
Before I jumped in, I wrote a few lines of pseudo codes and recalled the experience I had from the previous exercise. Of course, I had to get stuck because I used the “=” operator instead of the “==” for the conditionals, but other than that small hiccup I was able to get through it in no time.
It can be a little bit of a double edged sword. When you know how to specify the problem without getting TOO specific, it will really help. But if the search scope is too broad or too specific, you may find yourself being lost in a sea of information. Also, you can often find yourself digging down the rabbit hole if the answers of your questions end up with even more questions… for example, when I was researching ".map", I was also trying to figure out what "thisArg" meant...and then trying to find out what “apply”, “bind” and “call” is… and then… so on and so long.
When google results are not what you are looking for or you are just tired of reading, a quick 4 minute instructional video can help you understand a concept much clearer than most technical blogs.
Breaking down the problem into a more understandable bite size pieces can be very helpful, and also helps you from getting lost in the problem. Commenting each parts of the function can also make it easier to read.
I use this all the time. I often make mistakes with () and []s, commas, semicolons and what not, it is a must for me to make sure that I check often that I didn’t miss any notations.
I can be stubborn sometimes, especially when I want to prove to myself that I can do a certain task. Also by doing it myself, it proves to me I understood the subject properly. But of course, I know it will only get me so far in life. I will start asking for help when I do get stuck.


Reach is being developed both as an Android app and a website. The website is able to run on any modern browser, while the app is able to run on any Android version 15.0 or higher. In both cases, the device must be able to utilize Google Maps.
This document describes Reach's system design and architecture.
This document is intended for the developers of Reach as a guiding document for the development of the application.
Android
Java, Android Studio
Database
HeidiSQL
Website
JavaScript, HTML, CSS
Back End
Google Maps API, Google Location API
Android
Team Representative: Julius Fan / Qiao Liu
Members: Joshua Varga, Ali Shahid, Dustin Dugal, Michael CWJ, Midusa Nadeswarathasan, Zach VanderBurgt
Database
Team Representative: Pray Khanna
Members: Jordan Harris, Qiao Liu, Mike Pintur, Muzammil Elahi, Yousef Fahim
Back End
Team Representative: Morgenne Besenschek
Members: Joshua Varga, Ali Shahid, Dustin Dugal, Michael CWJ, Julius Fan, Kobi Lee, Morgenne Besenschek
Front End
Team Representative: Rosario Elmy / Qiao Liu
Members: Bethel Adaghe, Dan Huynh, Joshua Varga, Qiao Liu, Midusa Nadeswarathasan, Muzammil Elahi, Yousef Fahim
Website
Team Representative: Rosario Elmy
Members: Bethel Adaghe, Dan Huynh, Midusa Nadeswarathasan, Muzammil Elahi, Nick Marecek, Qiao Liu, Yingxu Zhao, Yousef Fahim, Zach VanderBurgt
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#282828 |
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Detailed description of important functions for Reach.
Called when the map is ready to be used. Overriden to call updateEventsList(), setMyLocationEnabled().
Called when a marker is clicked/tapped. This will be overridden to go to the EventActivity.
Iterate through the list of events in the database, storing only nearby locations (small difference in lat/long) into eventsList. For each event, if distanceTo(Location) returns a value (in meters, will have to convert) less than or equal to the user's radius, a Marker will be placed via addMarker().
Called when the user presses the 'Interested' button. Increments the Event's "totalInterested" value by 1. When the button is pressed again, decrement by 1.
Called when the user presses the 'Rate' button. Calculates the new rating of the event's creator and updates it to the database.
Sets the user's radius to whatever value in kilometers was entered in the text box.
Called when the 'Create Event' button is pressed. Places a draggable marker on the user's location. Once the marker has been confirmed to be in the correct position, opens the EventView.
Called when the 'Delete Event' button is pressed. Clears all event information and removes the event from the database.
Submits changes to the event's information to the database.
Opens MainActivity and makes the event's Marker draggable. Once the marker has been confirmed to be in the correct position, opens the EventView.


Farsiman
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English keyboard write in Farsi. Look at the three screenshots in the
welcome.htm and you are immediately ready to write away in Farsi.
SIL International helped whenever I raised a hand. This keyboard is the
result of, and gratitude to their generosity and competence.
Yuichi (Andrew) Yoshimoto
November 1, 2019 Tokyo


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Data Scientist - New York, NY 10011
About the Company
Mission Statement: Eyeview drives measurable, incremental sales, online and offline by creating and delivering millions of data-driven personalized videos locally to consumers at a national scale.
Eyeview is a video marketing technology company and the industry leader in outcome-based video marketing. Eyeview delivers superior return on investment through 1-to-1 video. Through our proprietary VideoIQ® technology, Eyeview easily leverages brand, product and consumer data to create and deliver 1-to-1 video ads to every consumer and ultimately drive sales. VideoIQ® provides an elemental knowledge of video variables that powers a results-driven decisioning engine, capable of making billions of decisions each day, delivering the most relevant message to every consumer across connected television, desktop, and mobile.
Headquartered in New York City, with offices in LA and Chicago, Eyeview serves the nation's top brands and was ranked as the 2nd fastest growing company in the Tri-State Area by Deloitte's Technology Fast 500TM.
About the Role
Eyeview is looking for a Data Scientist to join our Data Science team working on research, development, and implementation of models, algorithms, and systems for our video personalization platform. This is an exciting opportunity to leverage our dynamic video rendering technology and create a real impact in the video advertising industry. In addition, the Data Scientist will also work with the Data Engineers and Campaign Analytics team to evolve an existing campaign modeling platform as well as participate in brainstorming sessions to create new product offerings. This role will sit in our New York HQ. The ideal candidate enjoys working across multiple disciplines and functional teams, has excellent written and verbal communication skills, and can maintain a business perspective.
Responsibilities
Work with data engineers and analytics team on creating and evolving a modeling platform for scalable campaign modeling
Work with media managers to ensure campaign metrics are met
Required Skills
Minimum 2 years experience experience as a hands on Data Scientist
At least 1-2 years work experience in the video adtech industry
PhD degree or MS degree in a quantitative field or exceptional BS degree holders with 3-5 years work experience in analytics and data science roles will also be considered
Strong applied statistics background is required
Adept in: Linear and Non-Linear regression, Statistical tests, Bayesian methods, Monte Carlo methods, bootstrapping, Supervised and unsupervised learning
Programming
Python or R along with experience in the various machine learning, scientific computing, and data visualization libraries (numpy, scipy, sklearn, pandas, matplotlib, seaborn, keras, etc)
Ability to work leverage Spark SQL
Familiarity with AWS is strongly preferred
Java, Scala are a plus
Familiarity with Big Data Technologies such as Spark, Hadoop, Hive
Familiarity with ML pipeline such as MLFlow, SageMaker is a plus
Familiarity with PFA/PMML is a plus
Software engineering experience is a plus
Capable of changing linguistic contexts --- can you explain Mahalanobis distance to a group of people with a diverse education background?
Perks & Benefits:
Unlimited Vacation Policy, Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits, 401K, Cell Phone Reimbursement, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, Free drinks & snacks, Sports teams, Weekly Catered Company lunches
Eyeview provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics. In addition to federal law requirements, Eyeview complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.
Eyeview expressly prohibits any form of workplace harassment based on race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, genetic information, disability, or veteran status. Improper interference with the ability of Eyeview's employees to perform their job duties may result in discipline up to and including discharge.


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