For several months, I've known I would be learning Ruby on Rails once onsite at Dev Bootcamp, but I haven't understood what Ruby on Rails actually is. From my research and what I had been told by others, I knew that it wasn't something I should touch until I understood Ruby or I would be completely and irrevocably confused. As a consequence, Ruby on Rails has always been the man behind the curtain for me - a mystery to be understood when I was wiser and fully prepared for my initiation into its sacred realm.
But Ruby is not an easy thing to grasp in a mere 6-week time-span without prior programming experience. I have a much greater understanding of it than my complete and total ignorance before, but am still struggling to wrap my mind around the specific logic and write salient, and more importantly, consistently working code without trial and error. However, despite my clear lack of worthiness, I still feel moved to at least peek behind the curtain and see what my future has in store for me.
Ruby on Rails, also referred to as Rails, is a framework that uses the Ruby language to make it easier for web developers to create web pages and sites. What is a framwork, do I hear you ask? Excellent question! I had to look up the answer myself. It is software that takes the basics of a web page and through magical, behind-the-curtain, Rubyesque code, makes it easy to do what the vast majority of developers would want to do. Customized features still need to created, but the basics are already there, creating much less work for the developer.
There are other aspects for one embarking on a Rails journey I espied - starting a web server; creating a controller and a view; foreign concepts like actions, file and routes. From my peek, it is important to get Rails to say hello to you, as if it is a living being, after which there are resources and bin/rake routes to be grappled with. If this description doesn't clarify things for you, don't worry. I am still uninitiated, remember, and only got a swift glance. At this point, I should be sharing code with you, but in this instance, I don't have any to share. Rails is still au unfathomable mystery to me.
Soon I will be riding Ruby on Rails. Not only is Rails a framework, but it's also a journey! I'm not sure where it will take me, but my bootcamp experience has been quite the dramatic ride thus far, so I'm sure its mysteries will be challenging, exciting and scary at the same time. If you're up for the challenge, hop on and ride Rails with me!


Welcome to the Binder Creation Help Page
If you've never created a binder:
If this is your first time using the eRPT system. When you visit the My Binder page, your only available option will be create a new binder option.
Select this option and you will be redirected to a page where you can begin adding files to a new application binder.
If you're a returning eRPT user:
If you are a returning user, you have a number of options availbe for you to use. If you would like to access previous binders submitted for evaluation, you can see a list of all your previous binders on the page. With this option, you can
Organizing a Binder
If you are accessing the site as an Organizer you can select various binders that have been submitted
here. You can also navigate to the proper page via the tabs above, and selecting workbench.
These binders represented submitted faculty binders that are ready to passed on
to the proper evaluators within the eRPT site. If there is a binder that you are expecting to be there but is not, it is
possible that the binder has not yet been submitted for evaluation by the faculty member who it belongs to.
Evaluating a Binder
If you are accessing the site as an Evaluator you can select various binders that are available for evaluation
here. You can also navigate to the proper page via the tabs above by selecting Evaluate.
These binders represented submitted faculty binders that are ready to evaluated for various positions.
If there is a binder that you are expecting to be there but is not, it is
possible that the binder has not yet been submitted for evaluation by the faculty member who it belongs to, or an Organizer
has not yet passed it on the all the evaluators that will be viewing the binder.
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Daniel Radcliffe and James McAvoy open up about their Victorian 'bromance', gender pay gap and science


Senior Data Analyst, Marketing - Oakland, CA
You are naturally curious and highly logical; someone who can formulate hypotheses, dig into the data, and look for missing pieces in order to answer the question at hand. You are a phenomenal collaborator and communicator, working across teams to solve complex problems and provide clear recommendations to business stakeholders. Even more so, you are known for equipping and empowering others to make data informed decisions with automated solutions.
VSCO is looking for a Senior Data Analyst to take our Marketing Analytics practice to the next level. You will work with our Marketing and Data Engineering teams to define how we track and measure the impact of marketing campaigns. Your insights will inform investments in Marketing and directly impact user acquisition, conversion, and retention.
The day-to-day
Partner with the Marketing and Data Engineering teams to define and build frameworks for measuring marketing campaigns to define and build frameworks for measuring marketing campaigns across Performance and Brand Marketing
Collaborate cross-functionally to analyze what data is needed, what to purchase from vendors, and what needs to be built
Define processes to measure incrementality of marketing initiatives
Build multitouch attribution framework to measure user journeys
Qualifications
Bachelor or Master's degree in Statistics, Economics, or a highly quantitative field, or equivalent experience
A minimum of 3 years of relevant full-time work experience, preferably at a consumer internet company
Advanced proficiency in SQL and a data manipulation language, such as R or Python
Hands-on experience with marketing analytics data, attribution models, clickstream or event pipelines, and ETL
Working knowledge of statistical techniques, such as hypothesis testing and regression
Strong communication skills with a consistent record of collaborating across a wide variety of teams and disciplines
Nice to have
Experience writing ETL and data manipulation scripts in Spark or Python
A deep appreciation for photography and the visual arts
About VSCO
VSCO is a creative channel. We build creative tools, spaces and connections driven by self-expression. Our Mission is to help everybody fall in love with their own creativity.
Job Perks
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At VSCO, everyone works hard but also takes the time to enjoy life outside of the office. Balance is important to us.
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Try new things. Think outside the box. We celebrate an environment that fights stagnation and challenges the status quo.
Interested in this position?
Tell us why you want to work at VSCO and what we should know about you.
VSCO believes in building a safe place for creative expression and celebrating that which makes us human, welcoming unique and personal backgrounds and experiences. We're proud to foster diverse perspectives within VSCO as we continue to build an inclusive culture.


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protocol
java_utils_protocol
¶
Abstract interface to Java utility predicates.
static
(no dependencies on other entities)
Public interface¶
value_reference/2
¶
Returns an opaque term that represents the Java value with the given name.
static
value_reference(Value,Reference)
value_reference(?atom,--ground)
- one_or_more
true/1
¶
Returns an opaque term that represents the Java value true.
static
true(Reference)
true(--ground)
- one
false/1
¶
Returns an opaque term that represents the Java value false.
static
false(Reference)
false(--ground)
- one
void/1
¶
Returns an opaque term that represents the Java value void.
static
void(Reference)
void(--ground)
- one
null/1
¶
Returns an opaque term that represents the Java value null.
static
null(Reference)
null(--ground)
- one
is_true/1
¶
True when the argument is the Java value true. Fails if the argument is not instantiated.
static
is_true(Reference)
is_true(@term)
- zero_or_one
is_false/1
¶
True when the argument is the Java value false. Fails if the argument is not instantiated.
static
is_false(Reference)
is_false(@term)
- zero_or_one
is_void/1
¶
True when the argument is the Java value void. Fails if the argument is not instantiated.
static
is_void(Reference)
is_void(@term)
- zero_or_one
is_null/1
¶
True when the argument is the Java value null. Fails if the argument is not instantiated.
static
is_null(Reference)
is_null(@term)
- zero_or_one
is_object/1
¶
True when the argument is a reference to a Java object. Fails if the argument is not instantiated.
static
is_object(Reference)
is_object(@term)
- zero_or_one
terms_to_array/2
¶
Converts a list of ground Prolog terms to an array (a Java reference).
static
terms_to_array(Terms,Array)
terms_to_array(++list(ground),-array)
- one
array_to_terms/3
¶
Converts an array (a Java reference) to a list of ground Prolog terms returning also its length. The array elements must be atoms, integers, floats, or compound terms. Fails otherwise.
static
array_to_terms(Array,Terms,Length)
array_to_terms(+array,-list(ground),-integer)
- one
array_to_terms/2
¶
Converts an array (a Java reference) to a list of ground Prolog terms. The array elements must be atoms, integers, floats, or ground compound terms. Fails otherwise.
static
array_to_terms(Array,Terms)
array_to_terms(+array,-list(term))
- one
array_list/2
¶
Converts between an array (a Java reference) and a list. Deprecated. Use the terms_to_array/2 and array_to_terms/2-3 instead in new code.
static
array_list(Array,List)
array_list(+array,-list)
- one
array_list(-array,+list)
- one
iterator_element/2
¶
Enumerates, by backtracking, all iterator elements.
static
iterator_element(Iterator,Element)
iterator_element(+iterator,-element)
- zero_or_more
decode_exception/2
¶
Decodes an exception into its corresponding cause. Fails if the exception is not a Java exception.
static
decode_exception(Exception,Cause)
decode_exception(+callable,-atom)
- zero_or_one
decode_exception/3
¶
Decodes an exception into its corresponding cause and a stack trace. Fails if the exception is not a Java exception.
static
decode_exception(Exception,Cause,StackTrace)
decode_exception(+callable,-atom,-list(atom))
- zero_or_one
Protected interface¶
(none)
Private predicates¶
(none)
Operators¶
(none)
Remarks¶
(none)


Module 2: Research
Module 2
Online Research
Catalog and Database
Catalog & Database Activity
Foreign Language Resources
Content Specific Websites
Tutoring
Dictionaries, Thesaurus, Encyclopedias
Dictionary Activity
Quote Books
References
Assessment
Certificate


Business Strategy
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Web Developer
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Web Designer
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
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An idealised date (year, month, day).
d = Date(2013,Jan,1) returns a date representing 1-Jan-2013 Date Literals are supported in program source too, e.g. 1-Jan-2013 (!) d.year returns a Date object representing the Year (e.g. 2013) d.month returns a Date object representing the month and Year (e.g. Jan-2013) d.day returns a Date object representing the date, i.e. itself (e.g. 1-Jan-2013) d.weekday, d.week, d.ymd, d.inLeapYear() int(d) returns the Julian day number, Date(n) returns a Date from julian day number n
A Date Interval
Represents a duration (days, months and years).
Add / Subtract durations from Dates, e.g. 1-Jan-2013 + 3*years + 2*months + 15*days
Return the total number of years and months, in whole months (ignoring any days).
An Interval representing a list from start to end, [start..end].
Suitable base class for Date Intervals i = Interval(start,end) returns the Interval starting at start and continuing to end (inclusive) Usage examples: i[0], i[-1], len(i), for x in i, x in i. Requires definitions for i+1, i<=j, i-j Note that either start or end may be None, indicating an open interval.
A Date object representing just a Month and, optionally, a Year.
List operations, e.g. Jan-2013[1], [-1], for d in Jan-2013, len(Jan-2013) 29 in Feb-2013
A Week.
An enumerated type for days of the week (Sun..Sat)
A Date object representing just a Year.
List operations, e.g. for d in Year(2013), len(Year(2013)
Copyright (c) 2003-2007 Gustavo Niemeyer<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This module offers extensions to the standard python 2.3+ datetime module.


Documentation for the ARCHE repository software stack
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Body found close to River Derwent in Derby
His family has been informed
by Nigel SlaterA body of a man was found in Derby earlier today.
Officers were sent to Chester Green this morning amid reports of a body being found.
Formal identification of the man is yet to take place, although his family have been informed.
Pictures sent to Derbyshire Live show a police cordon and blue tent at the scene.
Police say they don't believe the death to be suspicious.
A statement from Derbyshire police said: "Officers were called to reports that the body of a man had been found close to the River Derwent on the east bank of the river, close to the bowls club off Old Chester Road, this morning at 9.55am.
"Investigations are ongoing, however, there are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances at this time.
"Formal identification has yet to take place; however, the family of the man have been made aware."


Gets the status of a local Kubernetes cluster.
Exit status contains the status of minikube's VM, cluster and Kubernetes encoded on it's bits in this order from right to left.
Eg: 7 meaning: 1 (for minikube NOK) + 2 (for cluster NOK) + 4 (for Kubernetes NOK)
type: Control Plane
host: {{.Host}}
kubelet: {{.Kubelet}}
apiserver: {{.APIServer}}
kubeconfig: {{.Kubeconfig}}
': Go template format string for the status output. The format for Go templates can be found here: https://golang.org/pkg/text/template/
For the list accessible variables for the template, see the struct values here: https://godoc.org/k8s.io/minikube/cmd/minikube/cmd#Status
minikube status [flags] [options]
Use "minikube options" for a list of global command-line options (applies to all commands).


GrandCodes has proven success on designing software architecture, distributed systems and cloud computing
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Created very light MVC based web framework for a bank, relocated to Istanbul/Turkey
Created web based applications and managed web development team for a year and half.
Developed, changed and improved most of the IT operations in one of Turkey's biggest digital broadcasting company
Joined London based digital banking startup as a senior software architect


This course is an overview of the modern Web technologies used for the Web development. The purpose of this course is to give students the basic understanding of how things work in the Web world from the technology point of view as well as to give the basic overview of the different technologies.


Files CCore/inc/Fifo.h CCore/src/Fifo.cpp
The Partial class Fifo implements a buffer fifo upon a provided buffer.
template <class T>
class Fifo : NoCopy
{
T *const buf;
const ulen len;
ulen put_ind;
ulen get_ind;
ulen count;
public:
Fifo(T *buf,ulen len);
explicit Fifo(PtrLen<T> buf);
ulen getCount() const { return count; }
ulen getAvail() const { return len-count; }
bool isEmpty() const { return count==0; }
bool isFull() const { return count==len; }
void reset();
// put
bool put_gen(FuncArgType<T &> func);
bool put(const T &obj);
bool put_swap(T &obj);
// get
bool get_gen(FuncArgType<T &> func);
bool get(T &obj);
bool get_swap(T &obj);
};
Constructor builds a fifo in the initial empty state, the provided buffer will be used in subsequent operations.
getCount() returns the number of elements in the fifo.
getAvail() returns the number of available positions in the fifo.
isEmpty() returns true, iff the fifo is empty.
isFull() returns true, iff the fifo is full.
reset() resets fifo in the initial state.
Keep in mind, that the buffer is not just a memory space. It is the object array. Some of these objects are the logical part of the fifo, but other are unused. It is nothing, if the type T is int or any Small Data Type, but it would lead to a resource leak, if T is the String, for example. To deal with this problem, choose carefully an exact method of putting/getting objects into the fifo.
Putting/getting methods returns true, if the operation was successful, otherwise they return false and does not change the state of the fifo.
put() puts the object into the fifo, using copying.
put_swap() puts the object into the fifo, using swapping. I.e. it swaps the given object with the target buffer element.
put_gen() is a generic way to put an object into the fifo, its argument is a functor, which is called to do the job. func is called as func(dst), where dst is a target buffer element. It is assumed, this call will change this element to store a required value.
get() gets the object from the fifo, using copying. The copy of the object remains in the buffer.
get_swap() gets the object from the fifo, using swapping. This method is preferred, if you want to clean the object in the buffer, or if the type T is not copyable.
get_gen() is a generic method of extraction an object from the fifo, it calls the given functor func to do the job, the same way as the put_gen() does.
The class FifoBuf is an upgraded class Fifo with the embedded buffer:
template <class T,ulen Len>
class FifoBuf : public Fifo<T>
{
T buf[Len];
public:
FifoBuf() : Fifo<T>(buf,Len) {}
~FifoBuf() {}
};
Here is an example of the String fifo class:
class StringFifo { FifoBuf<String,100> fifo; public: StringFifo() {} ~StringFifo() {} void put(const String &obj) { if( !fifo.put(obj) ) { // throw exception, for example } } String get() { String ret; if( !fifo.get_swap(ret) ) { // throw exception, for example } return ret; } };


Hong Kong police drop ‘pride and care’ motto, now vow to serve with ‘honour, duty and loyalty’
by Kris ChengHong Kong’s police force changed their motto from “We Serve with Pride and Care” to “Serving Hong Kong with Honour, Duty and Loyalty” on the day its new chief took office on Tuesday.
Chris Tang took his oath as the police commissioner on Tuesday, replacing Stephen Lo who had been in the role since 2015.
The old police motto had been in place since as late as 2013.
When asked about the change, Police Public Relations Branch Chief Superintendent Kwok Ka-chuen said the new slogan had been introduced at events this year to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the Hong Kong Police Force.
“The police force has evolved over time. We will use a new motto in reference to changes in current society,” he said.
“The new motto expresses the honour, duty and loyalty of our colleagues, hoping that we will meet the ever-increasing demand from the public,” he added.
Hong Kong has been shaken by 25 weeks of unrest triggered by a now-withdrawn extradition bill which would have enabled fugitive transfer to mainland China. The movement has evolved into wider calls for democratic reform and accountability for the police handling of the crisis.
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The input number was 12 The number of steps it took to reach number 1 was 9 when the input number is not calcuted as a step The second largest number in the sequence was 12


"React is a JavaScript library for creating user interfaces by Facebook and Instagram. Many people choose to think of React as the V in MVC."
"Building large applications with data that changes over time"
/** @jsx React.DOM */
var ChatBox = React.createClass({
render: function() {
var chat_line = function(sent_chat) {
return
{sent_chat.itemText}
{sent_chat.commandResult}

;
}
return
{this.props.items.map(chat_line)}
;
}
});
var ChatPanel = React.createClass({
getInitialState: function() {return {items:[], text:''};},
getDefaultProps: function() {return {username:'', authKey:''};},
handleLogout: function(e) {/* .. */},
onChange: function(e) {/* .. */},
onClick: function(e) {/* .. */},
render: function() {
return (
/* .. */
<ChatBox items={this.state.items} />
/* .. */
);
}
/* ... */;
});
"JSX is a JavaScript XML syntax transform recommended for use with React"
/** @jsx React.DOM */
var HelloMessage = React.createClass({
render: function() {
return
{'Hello ' + this.props.name}
;
}
});
React.renderComponent(<HelloMessage name="John" />, mountNode);
Faster, easier, and more comfortable
"When the data changes, React conceptually hits the "refresh" button, and knows to only update the changed parts."
But why? Isn't it expensive?
/
#


Place your neck between the 2 red lines, align your shoulders with the green ones then touch the screen to see your necklace !


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SimpleITK
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A Command class which allows setting an external function, or member function. More...
#include <sitkFunctionCommand.h>
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| typedef FunctionCommand | Self |
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| virtual void | Execute (void) |
| FunctionCommand () | |
| template<class T > | |
| void | SetCallbackFunction (T *object, void(T::*pMemberFunction)()) |
| void | SetCallbackFunction (void(*pFunction)()) |
| void | SetCallbackFunction (void(*pFunction)(void *), void *clientData) |
| virtual | ~FunctionCommand () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from itk::simple::Command | |
| Command () | |
| Default Constructor. More... | |
| virtual std::string | GetName () const |
| virtual void | SetName (const std::string &name) |
| virtual | ~Command (void) |
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| typedef nsstd::function< void()> | FunctionObjectType |
Private Attributes | |
| FunctionObjectType | m_Function |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from itk::simple::Command | |
| virtual size_t | AddProcessObject (itk::simple::ProcessObject *o) |
| virtual bool | GetOwnedByProcessObjects () const |
| virtual void | OwnedByProcessObjectsOff () |
| virtual void | OwnedByProcessObjectsOn () |
| virtual size_t | RemoveProcessObject (const itk::simple::ProcessObject *o) |
| virtual void | SetOwnedByProcessObjects (bool o) |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from itk::simple::NonCopyable | |
| NonCopyable () | |
A Command class which allows setting an external function, or member function.
Definition at line 33 of file sitkFunctionCommand.h.
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Definition at line 68 of file sitkFunctionCommand.h.
Definition at line 38 of file sitkFunctionCommand.h.
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The method that defines action to be taken by the command
Reimplemented from itk::simple::Command.
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Generic method to set a class's member function to be called in the Execute method.
Definition at line 51 of file sitkFunctionCommand.h.
| void itk::simple::FunctionCommand::SetCallbackFunction | ( | void(*)() | pFunction | ) |
Set a C-Style function to be called in the Execute method
| void itk::simple::FunctionCommand::SetCallbackFunction | ( | void(*)(void *) | pFunction, |
| void * | clientData | ||
| ) |
Set a C-Style function with a void* clientData as an argument. The caller is responsible for managing the life of the clientData and that it's valid when Execute is called with the clientData.
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Definition at line 69 of file sitkFunctionCommand.h.


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F´ Flight Software - C/C++ Documentation
NASA-v1.5.0
A framework for building embedded system applications to NASA flight quality standards.
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#include <Fw/Tlm/TlmPacket.hpp>
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| TlmPacket () | |
| virtual | ~TlmPacket () |
| SerializeStatus | serialize (SerializeBufferBase &buffer) const |
| serialize contents More... | |
| SerializeStatus | deserialize (SerializeBufferBase &buffer) |
| deserialize to contents More... | |
| void | setId (FwChanIdType id) |
| void | setTlmBuffer (TlmBuffer &buffer) |
| void | setTimeTag (Time &timeTag) |
| FwChanIdType | getId (void) |
| Time & | getTimeTag (void) |
| TlmBuffer & | getTlmBuffer (void) |
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| ComPacket () | |
| virtual | ~ComPacket () |
Public Attributes | |
| PROTECTED | __pad0__: FwChanIdType m_id |
| Fw::Time | m_timeTag |
| TlmBuffer | m_tlmBuffer |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from Fw::ComPacket | |
| enum | ComPacketType { FW_PACKET_COMMAND, FW_PACKET_TELEM, FW_PACKET_LOG, FW_PACKET_FILE, FW_PACKET_PACKETIZED_TLM, FW_PACKET_IDLE, FW_PACKET_UNKNOWN = 0xFF } |
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| SerializeStatus | serializeBase (SerializeBufferBase &buffer) const |
| SerializeStatus | deserializeBase (SerializeBufferBase &buffer) |
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| Serializable () | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~Serializable () |
| destructor More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Fw::ComPacket | |
| ComPacketType | m_type |
Definition at line 17 of file TlmPacket.hpp.
| Fw::TlmPacket::TlmPacket | ( | ) |
Definition at line 13 of file TlmPacket.cpp.
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Definition at line 17 of file TlmPacket.cpp.
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| FwChanIdType Fw::TlmPacket::getId | ( | void | ) |
Definition at line 88 of file TlmPacket.cpp.
| Time & Fw::TlmPacket::getTimeTag | ( | void | ) |
Definition at line 92 of file TlmPacket.cpp.
| TlmBuffer & Fw::TlmPacket::getTlmBuffer | ( | void | ) |
Definition at line 96 of file TlmPacket.cpp.
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| void Fw::TlmPacket::setId | ( | FwChanIdType | id | ) |
Definition at line 76 of file TlmPacket.cpp.
| void Fw::TlmPacket::setTimeTag | ( | Time & | timeTag | ) |
Definition at line 84 of file TlmPacket.cpp.
| void Fw::TlmPacket::setTlmBuffer | ( | TlmBuffer & | buffer | ) |
Definition at line 80 of file TlmPacket.cpp.
| PROTECTED Fw::TlmPacket::__pad0__ |
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| Fw::Time Fw::TlmPacket::m_timeTag |
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| TlmBuffer Fw::TlmPacket::m_tlmBuffer |
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@(catalogs: List[Catalog])(teams: List[Team])(votes: List[Vote]) @main("Vote")(css) {
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Reports any variables and parameters which are used in a loop condition
and are not updated inside the loop. These may cause an infinite loop if executed and
are probably not what was intended.
The option "Ignore possible non-local changes" suppresses warnings if condition can be updated indirectly (via called method
or concurrently from another thread).


A full API reference for GeoFire for iOS is available here.
GeoFire for iOS is open source and available on GitHub
Other versions of GeoFire are available fore JavaScript and Android/Java.


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Our mission at Overland...
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For the fig swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: in a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the Fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.


If your DSA keys aren't working (ssh-dss in authorized keys), your version may be too new.
The solution is to add the following line to ~/.ssh/config on every client machine (every machine where you run the SSH client):
PubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes=+ssh-dss


Generate a Key Pair
Generation may take 10 seconds to more than 1 minute depending on the speed of your device and the key strength. For faster performance, switch to the Desktop version.
Your browser will prompt you to allow multiple file downloads. Click 'Allow' as 2 keys are generated (private and public).
Write down your password!


R/sampling.R
Bootstrap resampling with replacement from a distribution of a random variable stored in an rvtable.
sample_rvtable(x, resample = FALSE, n = 10000, interp = TRUE, n.interp = 1e+05, decimals = NULL, density.args)
| x | an |
|---|---|
| resample | if |
| n | bootstrap sample size. |
| interp | linearly interpolate between observed values of Val before sampling if Val is continuous. Ignored for discrete random variables. |
| n.interp | length of sequence of interpolated sampling points if. Ignored for discrete random variables or |
| decimals | number of decimal places for rounding samples. Ignored for discrete random variables. |
| density.args | optional arguments passed to |
an rvtable
object where the Val column represents samples and the Prob column is dropped.
Resample an rvtable yielding a new rvtable.
This is used to convert from a distribution-based rvtable, which has Val and Prob columns representing a distribution to one with only a Val column representing samples from a distribution.
This is often used preceding plotting data in an rvtable so that samples may be passed to plot code rather than a representation of a distribution using values and associated probabilities.
This function can also take a sample-based rvtable, in which case it will resample it if resample=TRUE
.
If is sample-based rvtable is passed and the random variable is continuous, the generation of a new continuous density prior to resampling can be controlled via density.args
.
All rvtable objects are either distribution-based or sample-based.
#> # A tibble: 10 x 1 #> x #> <dbl> #> 1 0.0677 #> 2 0.887 #> 3 -0.0667 #> 4 0.272 #> 5 -1.13 #> 6 0.383 #> 7 1.05 #> 8 1.27 #> 9 0.607 #> 10 -1.26x <- rvtable(sample(1:100, 50), discrete=TRUE) y <- sample_rvtable(x, n=10) sample_rvtable(y, n=8, resample=TRUE)#> # A tibble: 8 x 1 #> x #> <dbl> #> 1 70.0 #> 2 6.00 #> 3 70.0 #> 4 70.0 #> 5 48.0 #> 6 81.0 #> 7 81.0 #> 8 70.0


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