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I'm the header for format related functions for the Rya library.
Definition in file rya_format.h.
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| const char * | fmt, | ||
| ... | |||
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More or less a drop-in replacement for asprintf(), except that it should work regardless of whether or not the vsnprintf() implementation is broken.
| str | |
| fmt | |
| ... |
| -1 | on errors |
| the | number of chars written minus the terminating null char. |
| char* rya_format | ( | const char * | fmt, |
| ... | |||
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Format strings but nice.
| fmt | |
| ... |
| RYA_ERROR_PTR | on errors |
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SpoolGetNumPaperSizes(), SpoolGetPaperString(), SpoolConvertPaperSize(), SpoolCreatePaperSize(), SpoolDeletePaperSize(), SpoolGetPaperSizeOrder(), SpoolSetPaperSizeOrder(), SpoolGetDefaultPageSizeInfo(), SpoolSetDefaultPageSizeInfo()
Most geodes won't be too concerned with what sort of page size choice the user has made. If the document fits on the page, all's well. If the document doesn't fit, the Spooler will tile the job using only as many pieces of paper as necessary. If the document size should be the same as the page size, the geode can send a
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It takes two indexes to access a page size. The first is the
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ogrlineref
Create linear reference and provide some calculations using it.
Synopsis
ogrlineref [--help-general] [-progress] [-quiet]
[-f format_name] [[-dsco NAME=VALUE] ...] [[-lco NAME=VALUE]...]
[-create]
[-l src_line_datasource_name] [-ln layer_name] [-lf field_name]
[-p src_repers_datasource_name] [-pn layer_name] [-pm pos_field_name] [-pf field_name]
[-r src_parts_datasource_name] [-rn layer_name]
[-o dst_datasource_name] [-on layer_name] [-of field_name] [-s step]
[-get_pos] [-x long] [-y lat]
[-get_coord] [-m position]
[-get_subline] [-mb position] [-me position]
Description
The ogrlineref program can be used for:
create linear reference file from input data
return the "linear referenced" distance for the projection of the input coordinates (point) on the path
return the coordinates (point) on the path according to the "linear referenced" distance
return the portion of the path according to the "linear referenced" begin and end distances
The ogrlineref creates a linear reference - a file containing
a segments of special length (e.g. 1 km in reference units) and get coordinates,
linear referenced distances or sublines (subpaths) from this file.
The utility not required the M
or Z
values in geometry.
The results can be stored in any OGR supported format.
Also some information is written to the stdout.
- --help-general
Show the usage.
- -progress
Show progress.
- -quiet
Suppress all messages except errors and results.
- -f <format_name>
Select an output format name. The default is to create a shapefile.
- -dsco <NAME=VALUE>
Dataset creation option (format specific)
- -lco <NAME=VALUE>
Layer creation option (format specific).
- -create
Create the linear reference file (linestring of parts).
- -l <src_line_datasource_name>
The path to input linestring datasource (e.g. the road)
- -ln <layer_name>
The layer name in datasource
- -lf <field_name>
The field name of unique values to separate the input lines (e.g. the set of roads).
- -p <src_repers_datasource_name>
The path to linear references points (e.g. the road mile-stones)
- -pn <layer_name>
The layer name in datasource
- -pm <pos_field_name>
The field name of distances along path (e.g. mile-stones values)
- -pf <field_name>
The field name of unique values to map input reference points to lines.
- -r <src_parts_datasource_name>
The path to linear reference file.
- -rn <layer_name>
The layer name in datasource
- -o <dst_datasource_name>
The path to output linear reference file (linestring datasource)
- -on <layer_name>
The layer name in datasource
- -of <field_name>
The field name for storing the unique values of input lines
- -s <step>
The part size in linear units
- -get_pos
Return linear referenced position for input X, Y
- -x <long>
Input X coordinate
- -y <lat>
Input Y coordinate
- -get_coord
Return point on path for input linear distance
- -m <position>
The input linear distance
- -get_subline
Return the portion of the input path from and to input linear positions.
- -mb <position>
The input begin linear distance
- -me <position>
The input end linear distance
Example
This example would create a shapefile (parts.shp
) containing
a data needed for linear referencing (1 km parts):
ogrlineref -create -l roads.shp -p references.shp -pm dist -o parts.shp -s 1000 -progress


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Module: Concurrent::Postable
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Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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deprecated
Deprecated.
+Actor+ is being replaced with a completely new framework prior to v1.0.0
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Sends a message to and returns.
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# File 'lib/concurrent/actor/postable.rb', line 45 def <<() post(*) self end |
- (Object) forward(receiver, *message)
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+Actor+ is being replaced with a completely new framework prior to v1.0.0
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# File 'lib/concurrent/actor/postable.rb', line 79 def forward(receiver, *) raise ArgumentError.new('empty message') if .empty? return false unless ready? queue.push(Package.new(, receiver)) queue.length end |
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Morrisons is giving away a free mince pie and hot drink to combat loneliness in the elderly
It's hoped that the event will bring OAPs together so they can socialise
by Molly Holt, Sarah McGeeChristmas is the season of giving and goodwill, which is why on December 3rd Morrisons is giving all OAPs a free drink and mince pie.
All you need to do is visit a Morrisons cafe on this day between 2:30-5:30; simply ask staff about the offer and they can point you in the right direction.
This deal was first found on the HotUKDeals Facebook page.
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It's hope that the scheme can give pensioners the chance to interact and socialise, which is especially important if they're living alone.
According to Age UK, loneliness in the elderly is a serious problem that needs to be addressed. Statistics suggest that there are more than 2.2 million people aged 75 and over are liviing alone in the UK and 1.9 million older people say they feel ignored or invisible.
It's not the first time Morrisons has launched a deal like this and the supermarket has also give away free hot cross buns and cups of tea in the past.
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Having spent 8 years working in public education, I developed a passion for learning and problem-solving. Being able to identify a problem and develop a feasible and timely solution helped me grow as an educator and has also helped drive my passion for learning to code.
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A place we all find ourselves in along our learning journey is trying to get to a point where we can actually write useful programs, those beyond little scripts that change file names, or print things to the terminal screen. It's hard to continue learning if you aren't sure what prjects to do, and while other peoples lists of beginner or intermediate projects are useful, its the ones that directly impact your own world or your current job, that have you searching for solutions and overcoming problems. And thats what learning is.
Here are a few things that I leanred myself that helped me understand how to write useful programs pertinent to me, and kept me moving forward on my learning journey.
API's and how to integrate
If you intend to go anywhere near the web then getting to grips with how an API works is essential. Learning how connect and extract data using Python is a great way to utilise an API and transform your programs
An API is basically how programs talk to each other. We can send a request (the simplest being a GET request) over HTTP and request information, and get sent data back. Think about a weather API. We could send a request for the weather in London now, and recieve back that information instantly. Or we could request the weather for tomorrow, and so on. This might not be useful for us as is, but you could combine that information with something else and produce a result useful to you in someway.
There are hundreds of APIs available to you, lots free and some not. There's a music lyrics API, a Chuck Norris quotes API, Country information and even some games like Heartstone have an API to extract data.
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The data standard for API and web data is JSON, making this a vital thing to learn to work with. You can use the build in JSON Python library to parse the information and extract what you need.
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A Head Start on JavaScript Game Development
Gameutils.js is a collection of helpers aimed at handling the tedious tasks of JavaScript game development. It is not a framework, but rather a library of simple utilities that can be used independently of each other.
It is for people who like to work with code close to the platform level, but aims to make this as simple as possible.
It is especially well suited for game jams and similar events, with a focus on flexibility that enables the exploration of new ideas.
It targets browsers that support modern APIs, and has been tested on Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer 11.
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Social Media Bill passes second reading at Senate
by Timileyin OmilanaNigeria’s Senate on Wednesday read, for the second time, the bill seeking to regulate the use of Social Media as well as curb fake news on the internet.
The bill, ‘Protection from Internet Falsehood and Manipulations Bill, 2019,’ sponsored by Mohammed Musa was introduced two weeks ago.
The passage of the bill for the second time comes despite many controversies around the bill. Critics say the bill seeks to fight freedom of speech in the country.
However, Musa said the bill does not intend to gag the media but to check the spread of false information on the internet.
Musa proposed N300,000 fine for an individual if found guilty; and up to N10 million for corporate organisations.
Meanwhile, Chimaroke Nnamani (Enugu East) opposed the passage of the bill, stating that the bill was completely unnecessary given the provisions of the Cyber Crimes Act.
The Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, referred the bill to the Senate Committee on Judiciary. The committee was asked to report back after four weeks.
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| Owner | Mark Reinhold |
| Type | Informational |
| Status | Active |
| Created | 2011/08/24 17:33 |
| Updated | 2021/07/20 03:16 |
This JEP is the index of all JDK Enhancement
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"I don't have an alternative" - Mother of girl (11) who hasn't secured secondary school place
by Stephen McNeiceThe mother of an 11-year-old girl, who has not secured a secondary school place for next year, says she has no alternative option if things don't work out at their local school.
Lyn from Malahide in North Dublin has put her daughter - who is currently in sixth class - on a waiting list for a local secondary school.
However, she says she has no option open to her if a place cannot be guaranteed next September.
Speaking on Newstalk Breakfast, Lyn explained: "I don't know if you can imagine what this is doing to us and her... going into school every day and all the kids talking about their place in secondary school.
"I don't have an alternative - there's no other school in my area."
She suggested: "It's no shocker - in 2012, all of these kids went into primary school. In 2020, those same children are going to need a place in secondary school.
"I would have hoped and asked and just wanted that a child could go to school where they're brought up and where they live... it's actually so upsetting and very stressful."
Lyn says she does think her daughter will eventually secure a place, but they will be left 'dangling' until that happens.
She added: "I don't know when - and that really stresses me out.
"I don't know when we'll get that letter, and until I get that letter I won't be happy or content."
She called for Government planning to ensure school needs are met for the local community, as well as a 'sensible registration list' where parents are 'upfront, honest and open' about the schools they are applying for.
In a statement, the Department of Education said they use a geographical information system to identify where the pressure for school places across the country arises.
They added that a new post-primary school was established last year in the area, and the requirement for new schools will be kept under ongoing review.


[gecode-users] Encoding of tuples as values
Martin Mann
mmann at informatik.uni-freiburg.de
Mon Feb 20 16:07:43 CET 2012
Hi everybody,
after years I am back to implement a CSP with Gecode and would like to
get your feedback on the best way how to handle the encoding.
My problem has integer tuples (i,j) as values for its variables while i
and j are bound by an interval [1,n], ie. (i,j) \in (n x n), and n
usually < 200.
There has been much change in the Gecode library since I used it. Is
there already a way to directly use tuples as values or do I have to
encode them via integers?
If not, do you see a better/faster way of encoding than doing
v = i*(n+1) + j
such that I get i=(v/(n+1)) and j=(v%(n+1))?
If yes, do you expect a large performance difference between using
tuples or encode/decode integers? I will only need a global "distinct"
constraint, some binary order constraints and some instances of a
selfwritten binary constraint.
Thanks for your feedback!
Yours,
Martin
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Bioinformatics - Inst. of Computer Science
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Nashville’s Tennessee Titans paid tribute to David Berman at Sunday’s game
by Bill PearisTributes to Silver Jews/Purple Mountains frontman David Berman have continued to pour in since his death in August. Many have been from fellow musicians, but on Sunday (11/10), Nashville NFL team The Tennessee Titans paid tribute at their game against Kansas City by putting “Nashville (and the world) will always love David Berman! 1967-2019″ on the Jumbotron. That’s a pic above.
Berman moved to Nashville in 1999, which was the same year the Tennessee Titans debuted (they were previously the Houston Oilers, then the Tennessee Oilers), and lived there till last year. He was an avid Titans fan.
In other news, Berman’s great book of poetry, Actual Air, is back in print in both physical and digital formats.


Search Engine Optimizations (SEO) could be quite challenging for beginners. It’s overwhelming the amount of information that a webmaster need to understand in order to make his websites visible, in search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, … Moreover most of this information is quite disperse. The idea here is to provided all the needed information in one place. Starting from steps for all websites and then focusing on Drupal SEO modules. General Steps:
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- Metrics. Before optimizing your website you have to ”know your number”, so you can see if what you are doing is working. Your numbers are the amount of visitors, webpage clicked, top visitied pages. For that, there are free tools available, I have used the following ones.
- Google Analytics: it’s a very good tool, provides a lot of information such as, number of visitors, top clicked pages, visitor’s browsers, OS, screen resolution, ISP and more!
- The Webalizer is a free web server log file analysis program. It produces detailed usage reports in HTML format. It’s a program installed on the linux server. (in ubuntu servers just run # sudo apt-get install webalizer)
- AWStats is a free powerful and featureful tool that generates advanced web, streaming, ftp or mail server statistics, graphicall.
- Checklist. Every webmaster tool from the different search engines has their checklist and guidelines. Go through them (in the future, I will post a summary here)
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[telegram] <Acura360> There are already mobile wallets released (re @M.: Are KMD mobile wallets plans for the near future?)
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[telegram] <Acura360> Guarda KMD Wallet / Coinomi Wallet
[telegram] <CryptoBlockchain38> Hi admin, any new test release? (re @Acura360: There are already mobile wallets released)
[telegram] <CryptoBlockchain38> Is it save to input my private key in the 'seed phrase/WIF' box and press 'sign in' in order to 'Claim Rewards' KMD in Coinomi? (re @Acura360: Guarda KMD Wallet / Coinomi Wallet)
[telegram] <Acura360> I don‘t know because i don’t use coinomi - but a few days ago a user here on the channel has reported that it works (re @CryptoBlockchain38: Is it save to input my private key in the 'seed phrase/WIF' box and press 'sign in' in order to 'Claim Rewards' KMD in Coinomi?)
[telegram] <CryptoBlockchain38> It's quite difficult to set up.
Is Agama Mobile wallet save now? (re @Acura360: I don‘t know because i don’t use coinomi - but a few days ago a user here on the channel has reported that it works)
[telegram] <Regnar> I'm not sure you can claim rewards in coinomi, I thought they didn't set nlocktime on transactions before, have they changed this? (re @CryptoBlockchain38: Is it save to input my private key in the 'seed phrase/WIF' box and press 'sign in' in order to 'Claim Rewards' KMD in Coinomi?)
[telegram] <CryptoBlockchain38> It's possible but i didn't had the time & mood yet to set it up. (re @Regnar: I'm not sure you can claim rewards in coinomi, I thought they didn't set nlocktime on transactions before, have they changed this?)
Checkout a preview of our new multi wallet design for @KomodoPlatform based on the Agama framework. Are you ready for the blockchain revolution? Join our community today https://t.co/esq0RU2gLr
[telegram] <CryptoBlockchain38> When HODL function in Agama?
Is there a new version of Agama's test release plz? (re @Acura360: I don‘t know because i don’t use coinomi - but a few days ago a user here on the channel has reported that it works)
[telegram] <Acura360> Wait for the announcement (re @CryptoBlockchain38: When HODL function in Agama?
Is there a new version of Agama's test release plz?)
[telegram] <steelo992> thats pathetic man, so you're literally a bagholder and dont know know how to trade (re @Kaichichow: Same ^ cost dollared down from 10 to like 2.50aud now haha)
[telegram] <steelo992> when new wallet will release?
[telegram] <Constantini21> Why was the video removed of komodo platform channel?
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Gilt Tech on the Town: "Technology You Can Touch" at WeWork
With so much of the NYC tech scene focused on software development, web development, and cloud-y things, it’s easy to overlook all the innovation taking place in the city’s clean tech, bioscience, robotics, and other hard-science scenes. One of the organizations working to promote the hard sciences locally is NY Tech Connect, a nonprofit organization that creates programs and events for start-ups and entrepreneurs that make tangible products. Last night I attended NY Tech Connect’s “Technology You Can Touch,” a showcase of sorts at WeWork that featured these young companies:
BOT Factory: Founded by a pair of NYU students, BOT Factory is working on a 3D circuit printer so that you can one day make circuit boards in the comfort of your own home.
KeyMe: Disrupting the locksmithing industry, KeyMe enables you to make copies of your house and office keys and store digital copies in the cloud. The company has already set up key-making kiosks at a few locations in NYC, so if you’re in the habit of losing your keys you might find this one useful.
Radicle Orthopedics: Part of the Columbia Business Lab, Radicle works with surgeons and medical device manufacturers on healthcare-related products.
Strongarm Vest: Not to be confused with the Strongbad mask, Strongarm Vest helps make lifting heavy objects easier and safer by redistributing weight from the arms and lower back to the stronger parts of the torso. A winner of the Rochester and New York State Business Plan Competitions, Strongarm was inspired by the founders’ own experiences watching their construction-worker relatives deal with pains and injuries sustained on the job.
Lumiode: Based in Brooklyn, this company focuses on making super-bright, energy-efficient, LED micro-displays.
Keen Home: This company’s automated air vents are designed to reduce excessive air conditioning and HVAC run times (by up to 30 percent, they claim).
Canary: Billed by its founders as “the world’s first smart home security device for everyone,” Canary alerts you via smartphone to suspicious or out-of-the-ordinary goings-on at your home. Canary launched a $100,000 Indiegogo campaign just this week and has already surpassed the $500,000 mark, so expect to hear lots more from them.
Coactive: This company works in the area of vibration technology.
Vesselon: This healthcare start-up is developing a device that will enable paramedics to treat stroke victims as early as possible and, they hope, improve patient outcomes.
Looking forward to what NY Tech Connect and the companies above present next. Congrats to all involved for creating a thought-provoking and inspiring event.


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void ElementArrayDelete( optr arr, /* optr to element array */ word token); /* index of element to delete */
This routine deletes an element from an element array regardless of its reference count. The routine is passed the element array's optr and the token for the element to delete.
Note that when an element is removed, it is actually resized down to zero size and added to a list of free elements. That way the index numbers of later elements are preserved.
Include: chunkarr.h
Be Sure To: Lock the block on the global heap before calling (unless it is fixed).
See Also: ElementArrayRemoveReference()
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void ElementArrayDeleteHandles( MemHandle mh, /* Handle of LMem heap */ ChunkHandle ch, /* Chunk handle of element array */ word token); /* Index of element delete */
This routine is exactly like
ElementArrayDelete()
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Include: chunkarr.h
Be Sure To: Lock the block on the global heap before calling (unless it is fixed).
See Also: ElementArrayRemoveReference()
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void ElementArrayElementChanged( optr arr, /* optr to element array */ word token, /* Index number of element */ dword callbackData, /* This is passed along to callback */ Boolean _pascal (*callback) /* Returns true if elements identical */ (void * elementChanged, void * elementToCompare, dword valueForCallback));
This routine checks to see if an element is identical to any other elements in the same element array. This is used after an element has changed to see if it now matches another element. If the element matches another, it will be deleted, and the other element will have its reference count incremented.
The routine is passed an optr to the element array, the token of the element which is being checked, a dword of data (which is passed to the callback routine), and a pointer to a callback comparison routine. The callback routine itself is passed pointers to two elements and the
callbackData
argument passed to
ElementArrayElementChanged()
. The callback routine should be declared _pascal. If the two elements are identical, the callback should return
true
(i.e. non-zero); otherwise, it should return
false
.
If you pass a null function pointer,
ElementArrayElementChanged()
will do a bytewise comparison of the elements.
Include: chunkarr.h
void ElementArrayElementChangedHandles( MemHandle memHandle, /* Handle of LMem heap's block */ ChunkHandle chunkHandle, /* Chunk handle of element array */ word token, /* Index number of element */ dword callbackData, /* This is passed along to * callback */
Boolean _pascal (*callback) /* Returns true if elements identical */ (void * elementChanged, void * elementToCompare, dword valueForCallback));
This routine is exactly like
ElementArrayElementChanged()
above, except that the element array is specified by its global and chunk handles (instead of with an optr).
Include: chunkarr.h
word ElementArrayGetUsedCount( optr arr, /* optr to element array */ dword callbackData, /* This is passed to callback routine */ Boolean _pascal (*callback) /* return true to count this element */ (void * element, dword cbData));
This routine counts the number of active elements in an element array; that is, elements which have a reference count of one or greater. It can be instructed to count every element, or every element which matches certain criteria. The routine is passed three parameters: the optr of the chunk array, a dword which is passed to the callback routine, and a callback routine which determines whether the element should be counted. The callback routine,which should be declared _pascal, is passed the dword an a pointer to an element. It should return true if the element should be counted; otherwise, it should return false . To count every element, pass a null callback pointer.
Include: chunkarr.h
See Also: ElementArrayTokenToUsedIndex()
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void ElementArrayGetUsedCountHandles( MemHandle mh, /* Handle of LMem heap's block */ ChunkHandle ch, /* Chunk handle of element array */ dword callbackData, /* This is passed to callback routine */ Boolean _pascal (*callback) /* return true to count this element */ (void * element, dword cbData));
This routine is exactly like
ElementArrayGetUsedCount()
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Include: chunkarr.h


rotten > Library > Biographies > Entertainers > Actors > Phil Hartman
Phil Hartman
Phil Hartman (September 24, 1948 - May 28, 1998)
Surely you remember
the voice of Phillip Edward Hartman from any Simpsons episode featuring
Troy McClure, monorail broker Lyle Lanley, or Lionel Hutz the "law-talking
guy." Possibly you relished in his role as Captain Carl on Pee-Wee's Playhouse, and of course you enjoyed his Broadway-caliber performance
on NewsRadio as radio personality Bill McNeal.
He was immensely watchable - perhaps the only adult male pitchman in television
history capable of keeping your finger off the mute button. A full thirty seconds
of Phil Hartman was considered by anyone's standards to be television gold,
and he appeared in ads for 7-Up, 1-800-COLLECT, Atari, Sony, McDonald's, M&Ms,
Budweiser, and numerous others. It may be impossible to calculate how many individual
commercials he filmed over his lifetime, but estimates are in the hundreds.
Hartman came across as both a salesman and a comedian mocking a salesman.
From 1986 to 1993 on Saturday Night Live, Phil Hartman delivered pitch-perfect,
photo quality impersonations of Bill Clinton, Frank Sinatra, Ed McMahon,
Ronald Reagan, Lee Iacocca, Phil Donahue, Ted Kennedy, Charlton Heston,
Michael Eisner, Lieutenant Worf, Liberace, Peter Graves, Roger Ebert, Michael
Caine, Oral Roberts, Jim Bakker, Johnny Cash, Andy Griffith, Jimmy Swaggart, Hugh Hefner, Wilford Brimley, G. Gordon Liddy, and Barbara Bush. He was also
skilled at playing Norman Rockwell characters: flat, emotionless everymans completely
devoid of personality. Often he'd convey the enormity of his subject's demeanor
with simple mannerisms and oblique stares.
Hartman was married three times, and his marriages didn't last long. "He
would disappear emotionally," says Lisa Strain, wife number two. "Phil's
body would be there, but he'd be in his own world. That passivity made you crazy.
And when I'd protest, he'd say, 'you're getting in the way of my career, and
this is who I am and what it's going to be like.'"
Phil Hartman may not belong in the Rotten Library, but his wife does.
Brynn Hartman became pregnant on their third date, and she and Phil got married.
Phil supposed he was a little "obligated," to put it one way, but
he settled into family life with all the gentle complacence of one of his mild-mannered
characterizations. They had two children, Sean and Birgen.
Brynn was possessive of Phil, insanely jealous of his success, and exhibited
hostility toward other women. She despised his fan mail, and she especially
hated Phil's ex-wife. At times she made comments to Hartman's SNL co-star
Jan Hooks that maybe Hooks and Phil were married "on some other level".
Brynn had trouble controlling her anger, and often she tried to get other people's
attention by losing her temper. The couple had been separated more than once,
and at times Phil had to physically restrain her. She
battled drugs and alcohol for much of her adult life, and she spent five months
in a Malibu rehabilitation center for cocaine abuse. Phil began to confide in
others that he wanted out of their ten-year marriage - but he wouldn't just
give her a divorce. He made it clear that if she started using drugs again,
he'd end the relationship.The couple's arguments followed a familiar pattern:
she'd fly off the wall to get his attention, and he'd respond by falling asleep.
On May 28th, 1998, Brynn returned home from a night out drinking. Sometime before
3:00 a.m, she shot Phil execution-style three times as he lay under the covers:
twice in the head, and once in the chest. She used the revolver he'd given to
her as a gift. Sean, who'd been upstairs, thought he'd heard the slamming of
a door.
Under the influence of cocaine, alcohol and Zoloft, Brynn left the kids alone
and drove to the home of Ron Douglas, a longtime friend. She confessed what
she'd done, but she was nearly incoherent and Douglas didn't believe her. He
thought she was drunk. After she passed out, he searched her purse. It was only
after finding a handgun that he understood. He placed it in a plastic bag, and
suggested he follow her back to the Hartman residence in a separate car.
Brynn locked herself in the master bedroom with Phil. Douglas was allowed a
brief look at the body, before going into the hallway and dialing 911.
Police dispatcher:
Emergency operator 614.
Ron Douglas: Yeah, hi, this is 5065 Encino Blvd. And, um, I
was called over to the residence. I think there's been a shooting here.
Dispatcher: OK, do you see a victim?
Douglas: Yes.
Dispatcher:
OK, hold on for the paramedics, OK? One moment.
Douglas: OK.
Dispatcher: I want you to stay on the line.
Douglas: OK.
Fire dispatcher: Fire Department emergency operator, how may
I help you?
Douglas: Yeah, hi, there's been a shooting at 5065 Encino Blvd.
Fire dispatcher: How many people are shot?
Douglas: Just one, and um ...
Fire dispatcher: Do you know what part of the body?
Douglas: I think around the head and the neck. I just got here.
Fire dispatcher: The person who shot him, is he still around?
Douglas: Yeah, she's his wife.
Fire dispatcher: (unintelligible) the wife shot him and they're
both there?
Douglas: Yeah.
Fire dispatcher: Is she hurt at all?
Douglas: I'm not sure. I'm trying to calm her down. OK?
Police dispatcher: Hello, sir?
Douglas: Yeah.
Dispatcher: Did, uh, was this on purpose or was this an accident
or what sir? Do you know what happened?
Douglas: I have no idea. ... She was drunk. She said she killed
her husband and I didn't believe her.
Dispatcher: OK, are they both there right now?
Douglas: You're right. Now, can you trace this address because
I'm not sure?
Dispatcher: All right, where's the weapon now?
Douglas: It's in my hand because, um, she brought it to my
house.
Dispatcher: What's your name sir?
Douglas:
My name's Ron, Ron Douglas.
Dispatcher: All right sir, we're going to get the officers
on the way.
Douglas: OK.
When authorities arrived, the front door of the Hartman house was ajar. They
escorted Douglas outside right away. They found Sean Hartman, age 9, and removed
him as well. When police returned to remove Birgen, age 6, they heard a single
gunshot from the master bedroom.
There were no signs of a struggle. Hartman was found wearing shorts and a T-shirt,
lying sideways on the bed.  She'd obtained a second revolver. Relatives of the Hartmans released
a statement.
"Phil and Brynn were a loving couple, devoted to each other and their
children. This tragedy is not indicative of who she was or who they were together."
Phil Hartman directed in his will that he be cremated. His ashes were scattered
over Santa Catalina Island's Emerald Bay. It was further agreed that the first
guardian who agreed to take care of Sean and Birgen would be awarded $50,000.
According to the executor of Hartman's estate, Zoloft manufacturer Pfizer Inc.
and Brynn Hartman's psychiatrist, Arthur Sorosky, were at fault for
Hartman's death. A wrongful death suit would be filed against them both.
Sean and Birgen are now in the care of family members. Each
will receive a third of their inheritance when they reach age 25 (or obtain
a bachelor's degree from a four-year accredited university). They get half their
inheritance when they turn thirty, and the remainder of Phil Hartman's assets
and reputation when they turn 35.
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Human-centered design is a common phrase these days in the software product world. Taking a human-centered design approach means starting with the people you’re designing for and designing and building your solution alongside them, with empathy and iteration. This can feel foreign or challenging to an API team, and especially for a product team that also happens to maintain an API: after all, aren’t we building for applications, for machines, rather than for humans? In this talk, I discuss how to reframe this perspective, connect with your users, and better build APIs for and with humans.
Virtual, December 2021
Staying connected and learning from your teammates on a distributed team or in a highly siloed organization can be hard. Written knowledge-bases (if you have them) can be dry or become out of date, and replicating hallway conversations where you can bump into new people or share stories (and commiserations!) with coworkers can feel out of reach in a virtual environment. Despite the obstacles, I’ve found that cultivating an engaged remote community and fostering peer-to-peer knowledge sharing is possible. This talk will cover real-world tactics I use at the US Digital Service to engage communities and empower people to be resources to each other, whether they’re in the same room or thousands of miles apart.
Virtual, December 2021
See above.
Virtual, 2020
Entering the healthcare tech space with a more general web development background? Here’s a hands-on introduction to FHIR concepts and how to apply REST API concepts and OpenAPI (formerly known as Swagger) open source tools to building a healthcare API, complete with interactive documentation and tests. Come away with your own API and a better understanding of FHIR, OpenAPI, and the rich open source ecosystem and community supporting good API development and healthcare interoperability.
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Greenville, September 2019
When your ~API~ data is the contract: When working in low-tech or civic tech fields, APIs aren't always the answer -- at least not until you solve the data problem.
Helsinki, June 2019
I co-facilitated an API workshop for EU government teams as part of the APIs4DGov initiative.
Wroclaw, May 2019
I primarily helped to organize this conference, but also gave a brief talk on ActivityPub and W3C initiatives on open standards for social network data and APIs.
Paris, December 2018
Leading the integrations team at a fast growth startup that lives at the intersection of healthcare and social services, I have worked with clients on both the payor and provider sides of the industry. Each of these groups have different resources and approaches to technology and business, but both are struggling to adopt modern API practices. This talk covers what I wish I’d known before trying to build out an API program at a startup serving these enterprise customers with complex, highly customized, on-prem legacy IT systems.
Denver, November 2018
Greenville, September 2018
Portland, November 2017
Stockholm, October 2017
Zurich, September 2017
Boston, November 2016
Melbourne, March 2016
Paris, December 2015
November 2015
September 2015
September 2015, September 2016, September 2017, May 2018, September 2018, May 2019
September 2015
May 2015
December 2014


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Review agency-level data on the race/ethnic composition demographics of people stopped, searched, and subjected to force in the course of traffic stops in a given jurisdiction.
Click here to browse a list of all agencies for which data is available.
{% endblock agency-intro %} {% block search-form %}Use this feature to identify the stop and search patterns of individual police officers. Search for North Carolina traffic stops using the form fields below. Use Advanced Search for additional filtering criteria. When you have found the stop you are looking for, click the Officer ID hyperlink to review the data associated with the officer involved.
{% endblock find-a-stop %} {% block agencies-table %}| City | Stops |
|---|---|
| {{ agency.name }} | {{ agency.stops|intcomma }} |
Open Data Policing aggregates, visualizes, and publishes public records related to all known traffic stops to have occurred in North Carolina since {{ nc.start_date }}. Data is available for most North Carolina departments and officers serving populations greater than 10,000.
North Carolina law requires all such agencies to report their data on a monthly basis to the NC Department of Justice; however, some datasets are incomplete or remain unreported. Where data sets are incomplete or missing from the website it is because they have not been reported to the state agency from which the site derives its records. Open Data Policing does not have access to, nor does it publish, the names of officers, drivers, or passengers involved in traffic stops.
{% endblock about-text %} {% block dataset-facts %}| Timeframe | {{ nc.start_date }} - {{ nc.end_date }} |
|---|---|
| Stops | {{ nc.total_stops|intcomma }} |
| Searches | {{ nc.total_searches|intcomma }} |
| Agencies | {{ nc.total_agencies|intcomma }} |


Basic home page using HTML5 and minimal CSS (no Bootstrap yet).
Design a simple, visually pleasant, web page on a topic of your choice, using HTML5, CSS, and Bootstrap.
Design a simple, visually pleasant, JavaScript-based “app” that performs a simple statistical analysis on a small set of numbers.
Design a fully functional, visually pleasant, “Tic-Tac-Toe game”.
TBA
Design a visually pleasant portal with links to all your projects and homework assignments during this course, using HTML5, CSS, and Bootstrap.


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width=300 height=150
css width/height differ from attr width/height


Type Function Library package Return value None Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords module Sample code /CoronaSDK/SampleCode/ See also require()
package.loaded
Deprecated
Creates a module. If there is a table in package.loaded[name]
, this table is the module. Otherwise, if there is a global table t
with the given name, this table is the module. Otherwise creates a new table t
and sets it as the value of the global name and the value of package.loaded[name]
. This function also initializes t._NAME
with the given name, t._M
with the module (t
itself), and t._PACKAGE
with the package name (the full module name minus last component; see below). Finally, module sets t
as the new environment of the current function and the new value of package.loaded[name]
, so that require returns t
.
If name is a compound name (that is, one with components separated by dots), module creates (or reuses, if they already exist) tables for each component. For instance, if name is a.b.c
, then module stores the module table in field c
of field b
of global a
.
This function can receive optional options after the module name, where each option is a function to be applied over the module.
Module file can't have any '.' characters in the file name (except for the .lua extension). This change was made to allow Lua files in subdirectories (iOS only).


A type alias for the supported header visibility modes.
The dataset for the widget's DOM node.
A signal emitted when the widget is disposed.
Set the id of the widget's DOM node.
Test whether the widget's node is attached to the DOM.
Test whether the widget has been disposed.
Test whether the widget is explicitly hidden.
Test whether the widget is visible.
A widget is visible when it is attached to the DOM, is not explicitly hidden, and has no explicitly hidden ancestors.
Set the layout for the widget.
The layout is single-use only. It cannot be changed after the first assignment.
The layout is disposed automatically when the widget is disposed.
Get the DOM node owned by the widget.
Set the parent of the widget.
Children are typically added to a widget by using a layout, which means user code will not normally set the parent widget directly.
The widget will be automatically removed from its old parent.
This is a no-op if there is no effective parent change.
The title object for the widget.
The title object is used by some container widgets when displaying the widget alongside some title, such as a tab panel or side bar.
Since not all widgets will use the title, it is created on demand.
The owner
property of the title is set to this widget.
Get the base size of the column headers.
This is the size of column headers which have not been resized.
Set the base size of the column headers.
This is the size of column headers which have not been resized.
Get the base size of the body columns.
This is the size of columns which have not been resized.
Set the base size of the body columns.
This is the size of columns which have not been resized.
Get the base size of the row headers.
This is the size of row headers which have not been resized.
Set the base size of the row headers.
This is the size of row headers which have not been resized.
Get the base size of the body rows.
This is the size of rows which have not been resized.
Set the base size of the body rows.
This is the size of rows which have not been resized.
The virtual height of the grid body.
This value does not include the height of the column headers.
The virtual width of the grid body.
This value does not include the width of the row headers.
Get the cell renderer map for the data grid.
Set the cell renderer map for the data grid.
Get the default cell renderer for the data grid.
Set the default cell renderer for the data grid.
The virtual height of the column headers.
This will be 0
if the column headers are hidden.
Get the header visibility for the data grid.
Set the header visibility for the data grid.
The virtual width of the row headers.
This will be 0
if the row headers are hidden.
The maximum scroll X position for the current grid dimensions.
This value is 1px
less than the theoretical maximum to allow the
the right-most grid line to be clipped when the vertical scroll bar
is visible.
The maximum scroll Y position for the current grid dimensions.
This value is 1px
less than the theoretical maximum to allow the
the bottom-most grid line to be clipped when the horizontal scroll
bar is visible.
The height of the visible portion of the body cells.
This value does not include the height of the column headers.
The width of the visible portion of the body cells.
This value does not include the width of the row headers.
The scroll X offset of the viewport.
The scroll Y offset of the viewport.
The total virtual height of the grid.
If the grid widget is sized larger than this height, a vertical scroll bar will not be shown.
The total virtual width of the grid.
If the grid widget is sized larger than this width, a horizontal scroll bar will not be shown.
The height of the visible portion of the data grid.
This value does not include the height of the scroll bar.
The width of the visible portion of the data grid.
This value does not include the width of the scroll bar.
Blit content into the on-screen canvas.
The rect should be expressed in viewport coordinates.
This automatically accounts for the dpi ratio.
Draw the grid content for the given dirty rect.
This method dispatches to the relevant _draw*
methods.
Draw the background for the given paint region.
Draw the body region which intersects the dirty rect.
Draw the cells for the given paint region.
Draw the column background for the given paint region.
Draw the column header region which intersects the dirty rect.
Draw the corner header region which intersects the dirty rect.
Draw the horizontal grid lines for the given paint region.
Draw the row background for the given paint region.
Draw the row header region which intersects the dirty rect.
Draw the vertical grid lines for the given paint region.
Draw the void region for the dirty rect.
Handle the 'keydown'
event for the data grid.
Handle the 'mousedown'
event for the data grid.
Handle the mousemove
event for the data grid.
Handle the mouseup
event for the data grid.
Handle the 'wheel'
event for the data grid.
Get the section list for the specified grid area.
Hit test the grid headers for a resize handle.
Handle cells changing in the data model.
A signal handler for the data model changed
signal.
Handle a full data model reset.
Handle the pageRequested
signal from a scroll bar.
A signal handler for the renderer map changed
signal.
Handle sections changing in the data model.
Handle sections moving in the data model.
Handle the stepRequested
signal from a scroll bar.
Handle the thumbMoved
signal from a scroll bar.
A message hook invoked on a viewport 'paint-request'
message.
A message hook invoked on a viewport 'resize'
message.
A message hook invoked on a viewport 'scroll-request'
message.
A message hook invoked on a 'section-resize-request'
message.
Paint the grid content for the given dirty rect.
The rect should be expressed in viewport coordinates.
This is the primary paint entry point. The individual _draw*
methods should not be invoked directly. This method dispatches
to the drawing methods in the correct order.
Process a message sent to the viewport
Refresh the internal dpi ratio.
This will update the canvas size and schedule a repaint if needed.
Release the mouse grab for the data grid.
Ensure the canvas is at least the specified size.
This method will retain the valid canvas content.
Resize a section in the given section list.
This will update the scroll bars and repaint as needed.
Set the base size for the given section list.
This will update the scroll bars and repaint as needed.
Sync the scroll bars and scroll state with the viewport.
If the visibility of either scroll bar changes, a synchronous fit-request will be dispatched to the data grid to immediately resize the viewport.
Sync the viewport to the given scroll position.
This schedules a full repaint and syncs the scroll state.
Post an 'activate-request'
message to the widget.
This is a simple convenience method for posting the message.
Add a class name to the widget's DOM node.
The class name to add to the node.
If the class name is already added to the node, this is a no-op.
The class name must not contain whitespace.
Create an iterator over the widget's children.
A new iterator over the children of the widget.
The widget must have a populated layout in order to have children.
If a layout is not installed, the returned iterator will be empty.
Clear the given widget flag.
This will not typically be called directly by user code.
Send a 'close-request'
message to the widget.
This is a simple convenience method for sending the message.
Test whether a widget is a descendant of this widget.
The descendant widget of interest.
true
if the widget is a descendant, false
otherwise.
Dispose of the resources held by the widgets.
Post a 'fit-request'
message to the widget.
This is a simple convenience method for posting the message.
Handle the DOM events for the data grid.
The DOM event sent to the data grid.
This method implements the DOM EventListener
interface and is
called in response to events on the data grid's DOM node. It
should not be called directly by user code.
Test whether the widget's DOM node has the given class name.
The class name of interest.
true
if the node has the class, false
otherwise.
Hide the widget and make it hidden to its parent widget.
This causes the isHidden property to be true
.
If the widget is explicitly hidden, this is a no-op.
Intercept a message sent to a message handler.
The target handler of the message.
The message to be sent to the handler.
true
if the message should continue to be processed
as normal, or false
if processing should cease immediately.
Invoke the message processing routine of the widget's layout.
The message to dispatch to the layout.
This is a no-op if the widget does not have a layout.
This will not typically be called directly by user code.
A message handler invoked on an 'activate-request'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on an 'after-attach'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on an 'after-detach'
message.
A message handler invoked on an 'after-hide'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on an 'after-show'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'before-attach'
message.
A message handler invoked on a 'before-detach'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'before-hide'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'before-show'
message.
A message handler invoked on a 'child-added'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'child-removed'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'close-request'
message.
The default implementation unparents or detaches the widget.
A message handler invoked on a 'fit-request'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'resize'
message.
A message handler invoked on an 'update-request'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
Process a message sent to the widget.
The message sent to the widget.
Remove a class name from the widget's DOM node.
The class name to remove from the node.
If the class name is not yet added to the node, this is a no-op.
The class name must not contain whitespace.
Schedule a repaint of the data grid.
Reset sections in the data grid to their base size.
The grid area for the sections of interest.
Resize a section in the data grid.
The grid area for the section of interest.
The index of the section of interest.
The new size for the section.
This is a no-op if index
is invalid.
Scroll the viewport by the specified delta.
The scroll X delta, in pixels.
The scroll Y delta, in pixels.
Scroll the viewport by one page.
Scroll the viewport by one cell-aligned step.
Scroll to the specified offset position.
The scroll X offset, in pixels.
The scroll Y offset, in pixels.
The scroll position will be clamped to the allowable range.
Fractional values will be rounded to the nearest integer.
Get the size of a section in the data grid.
The grid area for the section of interest.
The index of the section of interest.
The size of the section, or -1
if index
is invalid.
Set the given widget flag.
This will not typically be called directly by user code.
Show or hide the widget according to a boolean value.
true
to hide the widget, or false
to show it.
This is a convenience method for hide()
and show()
.
Show the widget and make it visible to its parent widget.
This causes the isHidden property to be false
.
If the widget is not explicitly hidden, this is a no-op.
Test whether the given widget flag is set.
This will not typically be called directly by user code.
Toggle a class name on the widget's DOM node.
The class name to toggle on the node.
Whether to force add the class (true
) or force
remove the class (false
). If not provided, the presence of
the class will be toggled from its current state.
true
if the class is now present, false
otherwise.
The class name must not contain whitespace.
Post an 'update-request'
message to the widget.
This is a simple convenience method for posting the message.
The default theme for a data grid.
Generated using TypeDoc
A widget which implements a high-performance tabular data grid. The namespace for the
DataGrid
class statics.Notes
A data grid is implemented as a composition of child widgets. These child widgets are considered an implementation detail. Manipulating the child widgets of a data grid directly is undefined behavior.
This class is not designed to be subclassed.


Let's learn SQL!
by Nick Bucciarelli
### What is MySQL?
##### SQL
["Structured Query Language"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL) is a [domain-specific language](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-specific_language) designed to handle structured relational data.
##### MySQL
MySQL is a relational database management system based on SQL. The application is used for a wide range of purposes most notably web databases.
### Who?
MySQL was developed by [MySQL AB](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MySQL_AB), then bought by [Sun Microsystems](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Microsystems) who turned into [Oracle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_Corporation). Written in [C](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_(programming_language)) and [C++](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B).
### Why?
- Scalable
- Reliable
- Quick to start
- "Easy" to learn and use
TL;DR we need data, right?
It IS a programming language. Don't be scared!
### Common terms
- Database
- Table
- Column
- Row
### Database
Collection of tables.
##### Ours:
- Bodas_US
##### Our test:
- Employees
### Table
Holds all of your data. Your data inside of a table is sorted into columns.
##### Production examples:
- PB_EMPRESAS (vendors)
- PB_COM_USERS
##### Our test:
- employees
- titles
- salaries
### Column/Field
A column is a data member of a table. Each column has a type (among other things) associated with it.
##### Common column types:
- INT/FLOAT (numbers)
- BOOLEAN (true/false)
- CHAR/VARCHAR (string or set of characters)
- DATE
- ENUM (pick from a list)
##### EXERCISE:
```
INT/FLOAT, BOOLEAN, CHAR/VARCHAR, DATE, ENUM
```
- emp_no
- first_name
- last_name
- birth_date
- gender
### Row/record
An entry in the table with data filled into corresponding columns.
| emp_no | first_name | last_name | birth_date |
| ------------- | ------------- |:-------------:| -----:|
| PRIMARY KEY | Nick | Bucciarelli | 1988-01-29 |
| PRIMARY KEY | Dude | Yosup | NULL |
# Primary Key
A column on a table that is used to uniquely identify a record. The `Primary Key` can NOT contain a `NULL` value. A table can only have 1 `Primary Key` column.
This column is usually an ID of some sort.
# Foriegn Key
A column on a table that is used to link to a record in another table. You can have as many `foreign keys` as you want.
# Queries
You use `queries` to fetch/insert/update/delete data from your database.


Initial setting of the image processing number of threads is 2 thread.
To change to the number of cores terminal of CPU, image processing might be faster.
Please set in [Detail Settings for Image Viewer]-[Max number of processing threads].
Setting the disabled as follows:[Detail Setting for Image & Text]-[Enable Immersive Mode].
The directory is added when you select "Regist Directory" from the menu in file list.
To display by the flick of a list or icon selection at the bottom of the screen.
The bookmark is added when you select "Add Favorite" from the menu in text or image viewer.
To display by the flick of a list or icon selection at the bottom of the screen.
Displays the information of the files that are open.
To display by the flick of a list or icon selection at the bottom of the screen.
Text is not displayed.
Instead, You can view the PDF self-catering in the NAS.
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes of function to read a novel in Japanese. |
| - | Added the automatic discrimination of image format. |
| - | Improved the display processing of PNG file. |
| - | Fixes some bugs. |
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes. |
| - | Change UI for erroneous operation prevention of IMMERSIVE mode. |
| - | Added dialog of image display settings and text display settings. |
| - | Change image processing in multi-threaded. |
| - | Added brightness correction and gamma correction. |
| - | Added processing of moire mitigation. |
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes. |
| - | Added font download function. * [Settings for Text Viewer]-[Font Download] |
| - | Korean localization. |
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes. |
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes. |
| - | Added text search in text viewer. |
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes. |
| - | Added a simple display of the epub format. |
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes. |
| - | Added a setting to disable the pinch operation. * [Detail Setting for Image & Text]-[Pinch Operation] |
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes. |
| - | Supports Immersive Mode. |
| - | Added dithering for drawing improvement of gradation. * [Detail Setting for Image & Text]-[Enable Immersive Mode] |
| - | Added the ability to change the file selection at the bottom of the screen. * [Detail Setting for Image & Text]-[Enable File Change] |
| - | Add thumbnail cache delete function of a single file.(long tap) |
| - | Function fixes, bug fixes. |
| - | Speed up file list read. |
| - | Back to 100% scale with a double tap of the pinch-in/out. |
| - | Bug fixes. |
| - | Add the file / directory delete function.(long tap) |
| - | Add a setting that does not display the items move to the parent directory in the file list. * [Setting for file list]-[View Parent Directory] |
| - | Added setting to check all files name in thumbnail creation of compressed files. * [Setting for file list]-[Create First Name Thumbnail] |
| - | Modified to customize the top menu of the image display screen. * [Top Menu Setting] in the Menu. |
| - | Support for GIF format. |
| - | The change to the SP of character size. |
| - | Add tile display mode in the file list view. ("Mode" on the toolbar) |
| - | Switching in the side-scrolling "directory", "bookmark" and "history". |
| - | Add the file / directory rename function.(long tap). |
| - | Speed up the drawing of vertical fixed 90 degree rotation mode. |
| - | Add the cursor display in the key operation. |
| - | Add automatic playback function. |
| - | Add load and save settings.(bottom of setting screen) |
| - | Add the thumbnail display of the directory. |
| - | Add automatic coloring function. |
| - | Fixed a freeze bug in Android 4.3(Jelly Bean). |
| - | Fixed a bug in GPU rendering. |
| - | Add inertia scroll on text and image viewer. |
| - | Add page selector of thumbnail on text and image viewer. |
| - | Add drawing when you scroll to the end on text and image viewer. |
| - | Add directory list, favorite list and history list. |
| - | Add Setting for Recorder. |
| - | Add the area of the list selector at the bottom of the screen. |
| - | Add a sort of switching the list title tap. |
| - | Enlarged to be able to set up a 500MB cache memory size. |
| - | Add to capture by reducing the image resolution too high. * Please increase the memory cache when an error occurs. |
| - | Fixed a bug that can not be displayed gray scale 4 color PNG format. |


ANASTASIA
A Film Review by David Thompsen Copyright 1997 by David Thompsen
Rating : ** OUT OF *****
Walt Disney studios may have finally met its match with the lush animation in Twentieth Century Fox's ANASTASIA. But judging by the latest efforts from the Don Bluth studios, the visuals are the only thing Fox has to brag about.
Disney's recent classics have occasionally stretched credibility in such films as POCAHONTAS, THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, and to a lesser extent, HERCULES. With ANASTASIA, Fox has gone so far as to throw all facts completely out the window. Some may say - So what? It's just a kid's movie. Well... if you have young kids, beware, as they may be noticeably frightened by the visuals of a corpse-rotting Rasputin zombie, whose body parts continually fall off in a disconcertingly real way. Consider yourselves warned.
Nevertheless, the animation is quite stunning at times. Don Bluth has used computer animation extensively throughout, occasionally rivalling photographic quality. And yet in other scenes, the hand-drawn material seems of the Saturday-morning TV crowd, which leads me to wonder... was this rushed to market to combat Disney?
The plot, as anyone who had read history before knows, concerns the attempt to return Anastasia to her royal family after she was lost in the overthrow of the Romanovs in 1916. Not that ANASTASIA is much concerned with what really happened. As for the plot --- Go rent Disney's CANDLESHOE. You'll see 60% of ANASTASIA there.
Dave Thompsen Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
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Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


68 Why would you ever choose an inline Command slot rather than a C shape? Other than the run block discussed below, the only case I can think of is something like the C/C++/Java for loop, which actually has three command script inputs (and one predicate input), only one of which is the “featured” loop body: Okay, now that we have procedures as inputs to our blocks, how do we use them? We use the blocks run (for commands) and call (for reporters). The run block’s script input is an inline ring, not C-shaped, because we anticipate that it will be rare to use a speciﬁc, literal script as the input. Instead, the input will generally be a variable whose value is a script. The run and call blocks have arrowheads at the end that can be used to open slots for inputs to the called procedures. How does Snap ! know where to use those inputs? If the called procedure (block or script) has empty input slots, Snap ! “does the right thing.” This has several possible meanings: 1. If the number of empty slots is exactly equal to the number of inputs provided, then Snap ! ﬁlls the empty slots from left to right: 2. If exactly one input is provided, Snap ! will ﬁll any number of empty slots with it: 3. Otherwise, Snap ! won’t ﬁll any slots, because the user’s intention is unclear. If the user wants to override these rules, the solution is to use a ring with explicit input names that can be put into the given block or script to indicate how inputs are to be used. This will be discussed more fully below. Recursive Calls to Multiple-Input Blocks A relatively rare situation not yet considered here is the case of a recursive block that has a variable number of inputs. Let’s say the user of your project calls your block with ﬁve inputs one time, and 87 inputs another time. How do you write the recursive call to your block when you don’t know how many inputs to give it? The answer is that you collect the inputs in a list (recall that, when you declare an input name to represent a variable number of inputs, your block sees those inputs as a list of values in the ﬁrst place), and then, in the recursive call, you drop that input list onto the arrowheads that indicate a variable-input slot, rather than onto the input slot:


The convention is that method includes parentheses if it has side effects.
While it's possible to leave out empty parentheses in method calls (to adapt
the uniform access principle to Java), it's recommended to still write the empty
parentheses when the invoked method represents more than a property of
its receiver object.
* Refer to Programming in Scala, 10.3 Defining parameterless methods


xmodaler.modeling.decoder¶
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.
UpDownDecoder
(*, hidden_size: int, token_embed_dim: int, visual_embed_dim: int, att_embed_size: int, dropout1: float, dropout2: float, att_embed_dropout: float)[source]¶ Bases:
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.decoder.Decoder
-
__init__
(*, hidden_size: int, token_embed_dim: int, visual_embed_dim: int, att_embed_size: int, dropout1: float, dropout2: float, att_embed_dropout: float)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_abc_impl
= <_abc_data object>¶
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.
SALSTMDecoder
(*, hidden_size: int, token_embed_dim: int, visual_embed_dim: int, att_embed_size: int, att_embed_dropout: float)[source]¶ Bases:
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.decoder.Decoder
-
__init__
(*, hidden_size: int, token_embed_dim: int, visual_embed_dim: int, att_embed_size: int, att_embed_dropout: float)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_abc_impl
= <_abc_data object>¶
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.
MPLSTMDecoder
(*, hidden_size: int, token_embed_dim: int)[source]¶ Bases:
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.decoder.Decoder
-
__init__
(*, hidden_size: int, token_embed_dim: int)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_abc_impl
= <_abc_data object>¶
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.
TransformerDecoder
(*, num_generation_layers: int, bert_generation_layer: xmodaler.modeling.layers.bert.BertGenerationLayer)[source]¶ Bases:
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.decoder.Decoder
-
__init__
(*, num_generation_layers: int, bert_generation_layer: xmodaler.modeling.layers.bert.BertGenerationLayer)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_abc_impl
= <_abc_data object>¶
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.
DecoupleBertDecoder
(*, num_understanding_layers: int, num_generation_layers: int, bert_understanding_layer: xmodaler.modeling.layers.bert.BertUnderstandingLayer, bert_generation_layer: xmodaler.modeling.layers.bert.BertGenerationLayer)[source]¶ Bases:
xmodaler.modeling.decoder.decoder.Decoder
-
__init__
(*, num_understanding_layers: int, num_generation_layers: int, bert_understanding_layer: xmodaler.modeling.layers.bert.BertUnderstandingLayer, bert_generation_layer: xmodaler.modeling.layers.bert.BertGenerationLayer)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_abc_impl
= <_abc_data object>¶
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-


{{homeConfig.activeClients}}
active clients
{{homeConfig.weeksCommits}}
commits this week
{{homeConfig.todaysDeploys}}
deploys today
{{homeConfig.openSourceProjects}}
open source projects
{{homeConfig.co2Reduction}}
% of CO2 reduction
{{homeConfig.volunteeringWorkDays}}
volunteering work days


This is an old way to perform dynamic columns with TinyButStrong. Please note that since TBS vresion 3.9.0, you can perform the same feature using parameter parallel. In the current solution, there is no need of any specific parameter. You first have to merge colmuns before rows in order to have expanded columns on every futur rows. Then you have to merge rows.
In this example, the script creates a multiplication table with alternated row's color. You can change the number of columns and rows.
| X | [c.key;block=td;parallel=tbs:table] |
| [r.$;block=tr] | [r.[c.val]] |
| [r.$;block=tr] | [r.[c.val]] |


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| Climate Service Name | Purpose | Url |
|---|---|---|
| @climateService.getClimateServiceName() | @climateService.getPurpose() |


Front-end web developer with a background in education. Recently earned a certificate in full stack development from UCLA’s Extension Coding Bootcamp. In the bootcamp, I learned new skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, HTTP requests, Rest API's, AJAX, Babel, Webpack, Moment.js, Node.js, MySQL, MongoDB, IndexedDB and React.js. Passionate about building functional user-friendly responsive websites coupled with a mobile-first mentality. Very organized and have a strong work ethic as I was able to earn two Bachelor’s degrees all while being employed. Very flexible, trainable and more than excited to apply my new skills in a collaborative team all while continuing to learn and grow.
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Technologies Used: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Babel, and Webpack
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Technologies Used: HTML, CSS, TrypeScript and Webpack
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