public class FeatureTrack extends java.lang.Object implements java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Iterable<FeatureFrame>, SegmentListener
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FeatureTrack()
Instantiates a new FeatureTrack.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
add(FeatureFrame ff)
Adds the specified FeatureFrame.
|
void |
addFeatureExtractor(FeatureExtractor<?,?> e)
Adds a new
FeatureExtractor . |
void |
clear()
Clears all memory of feature frames.
|
FeatureFrame |
get(int index)
Gets the FeatureFrame at the given index.
|
FeatureFrame |
getFrameAt(double timeMS)
Gets the frame for the given offset, in milliseconds, into the FeatureLayer.
|
FeatureFrame |
getFrameBefore(double timeMS)
Gets the frame for the given offset, in milliseconds, into the FeatureLayer, or the last frame before then.
|
int |
getFrameMemory() |
FeatureFrame |
getLastFrame()
Gets the last FeatureFrame in this FeatureTrack.
|
int |
getNumberOfFrames()
Returns the number of
FeatureFrame s stored in this FeatureTrack. |
java.util.Iterator<FeatureFrame> |
iterator()
Returns an iterator over the
FeatureFrame s. |
void |
newSegment(TimeStamp startTime,
TimeStamp endTime)
Tells this FeatureTrack to log a new
FeatureFrame , with the given startTime and endTime. |
void |
remove(FeatureFrame ff)
Removes the specified FeatureFrame.
|
void |
removeFeatureExtractor(FeatureExtractor<?,?> e)
Removes the specified FeatureExtractor.
|
void |
removeRange(double startRangeMS,
double endRangeMS)
Remove all feature frames in the given range.
|
void |
setFrameMemory(int frameMemory) |
public void add(FeatureFrame ff)
ff
- the FeatureFrame.public void remove(FeatureFrame ff)
ff
- the FeatureFrame to remove.public void removeRange(double startRangeMS, double endRangeMS)
startRangeMS
- the beginning of the range.endRangeMS
- the end of the range.public FeatureFrame get(int index)
index
- the index.public FeatureFrame getFrameAt(double timeMS)
timeMS
- the millisecond offset.public FeatureFrame getFrameBefore(double timeMS)
timeMS
- the millisecond offset.public FeatureFrame getLastFrame()
public void addFeatureExtractor(FeatureExtractor<?,?> e)
FeatureExtractor
. When newSegment()
is called, the FeatureTrack creates a new FeatureFrame
with the given start and end times and adds the data from all of its FeatureExtractor
s to the FeatureFrame
.e
- the FeatureExtractor.public void removeFeatureExtractor(FeatureExtractor<?,?> e)
e
- the FeatureExtractor.public void newSegment(TimeStamp startTime, TimeStamp endTime)
FeatureFrame
, with the given startTime and endTime. The FeatureTrack
will gather features from its various FeatureExtractor
s at this point.newSegment
in interface SegmentListener
startTime
- the start time.endTime
- the end time.java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
public java.util.Iterator<FeatureFrame> iterator()
FeatureFrame
s.iterator
in interface java.lang.Iterable<FeatureFrame>
public int getFrameMemory()
public void setFrameMemory(int frameMemory)
public int getNumberOfFrames()
FeatureFrame
s stored in this FeatureTrack.public void clear()


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Exposes metadata about currently available media within web pages and apps.
Allows playing, pausing, seeking (via the scrubber), & skipping tracks.
There are lots of different integrated OS level UIs for media control. Think audio controls on a smart watch, or picture-in-picture controls on a desktop. Even hardware buttons, like play and pause keys on a laptop…
This API looks to provide consistant data for media, so
Examples: A user pressing the next track button on keyboard, a user seeking back 30 secs whilst listening to a podcast or using a media hub to control media playing in browser tabs.
There are two interfaces. Metadata to specify info about media and mediasession which is the controls.
Let’s take a moment clarify the terms for controlling media.
Note the difference between seeking and skipping. Seeking is finding a specific point in a track or video, whereas skipping is moving track, either to the one before or after in the playlist.
It’s up to the UA to provide the interface, however we can use these interfaces to enhance that experience.
When a website plays audio chrome gives notifications (how does firefox handle this?)
There’s only one metadata ‘slot’ so only one piece of media can be shown at anytime, or added to the interface. Let’s make a data object with all the metadata we will need for our playlist.
For the purposes of the code demo I’m using one large and one small image, however you can add in as many sizes as you want. The data also allows for blob & data urls.
You must use the same context - so if something is playing in an iframe it’s metadata must be set in the code used in teh iframe.
When playback ends any media notifications will be removed from the interface. Remember there is one slot, so if the next media in a playlist starts the metadata will need to reflect that new data.
A media session action is much like an event. They include interactions such as ‘play’ and ‘pause’ and are implemented by setting handlers on appropriate objects.
Use a try catch when setting actions as some may not be supported.
Media action controls won’t be shown unless the proper handler is set.
Automatically handled by browser. Can be over-ridden. Need to update playback state if we do.


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Easy way to share class material and get feedback from the students
Monitor class data. Hours spent studying, Teacher ranking, etc


In Turing, the mouse starts in "single-button mode".
The parameter choice can be one of "singlebutton", "onebutton" (which switch the mouse into "single-button mode") or "multibutton" (which switches the mouse into "multi-button mode").
Mouse.ButtonChoose ("multibutton")
var x, y, button, left, middle, right : int
Mouse.Where (x, y, button)
left := button mod 10 % left = 0 or 1
middle := (button - left) mod 100 % middle = 0 or 10
right := button - middle - left % right = 0 or 100
if left = 1 then
put "left button down"
end if
if middle = 10 then
put "middle button down"
end if
if right = 100 then
put "right button down"
end if
This means that you can only call the function by calling Mouse.ButtonChoose, not by calling ButtonChoose.


KNOW YOUR PROF: IN CONVERSATION WITH PROF. V.M GADRE
16th June 2015
By Shreeyesh Nagur
Q. A professor, informally often known as full professor, is the highest academic rank at universities and other post-secondary education and research institutions in most countries.
A. Literally, professor derives from Latin as a "person who professes" being usually an expert in arts or sciences, a teacher of the highest rank. In some countries, the word professor is also used in titles of lower ranks such as associate professor and assistant professor.
Professors conduct original research and commonly teach undergraduate, graduate, and/or professional courses in their field of expertise. In universities with graduate schools, professors may mentor and supervise graduate students who are conducting research for a thesis or dissertation. Professors typically hold a Ph.D., another doctorate or a different terminal degree. Some professors hold a master's degree or a professional degree such as an MD as their highest degree
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Methods
(inner) buildCommandForConversion(modelName, convertFromScad) → {string}
Constructs a command for converting a 3D model file to .jscad
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
modelName |
string | The path to the 3D model |
convertFromScad |
boolean | A value whether the conversion takes a .scad or an .stl file |
Returns:
The command for the conversion
- Type
- string
(inner) changeFileExtension(fileName, newExtension, expectedOldExtension) → {string}
Changes the extension of a file
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fileName |
string | The name or path of the file |
newExtension |
string | The desired extension of the file |
expectedOldExtension |
string | The extension the file should have before changing it |
Returns:
The new file name
- Type
- string
(inner) convertToJscad(response, mechanism)
Converts a .scad or .stl file to a .jscad file
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
response |
object | The response to the browser |
mechanism |
object | The mechanism |
(inner) getFileExtension(fileName) → {string}
Retrieves the extension of a file
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fileName |
string | The full name of the file (may include path) |
Returns:
The file extension
- Type
- string
(inner) init()
Initializes the express application and the socket.io server
(inner) initExpressApp(port)
Initializes the express application that serves as web server
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
port |
number | The port of the web server |
(inner) initSocketIoServer(port)
Initializes the socket.io server that converts 3D model files
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
port |
number | The port of the socket.io server |
(inner) removeFileExtension(fileName) → {string}
Removes the file extension from a file name
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fileName |
string | The full name of the file (may include path) |
Returns:
The name of the file without its file extension
- Type
- string
(inner) renderEmptyPage(response, page)
Render a web page without any values
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
response |
object | The response to the browser |
page |
string | The path to the page to be rendered |
(inner) renderPage(response, mechanism, page)
Fill/render a web page with a mechanism's properties
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
response |
object | The response to the browser |
mechanism |
object | The mechanism |
page |
string | The path to the page to be rendered |
(inner) retrieveMechanism(id, response, callback, callbackData)
Retrieves a mechanism from the Django backend by its id
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
number | The id of the mechanism |
response |
object | The response to the browser |
callback |
function | The function to call with the mechanism |
callbackData |
object | Additional data that is passed to the callback function |


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Raspberry Pi CPU Temp and Power Consumption
From http://blog.pimoroni.com/raspberry-pi-3/
Figure 1: /home/mark/Engineering/Supercomputer/Raspberry pi cpu_current.png
Figure 2: /home/mark/Engineering/Supercomputer/Raspberry pi cpu_temp.png
1 Power Supply
USB Power Supply Voltage [volts]
| (%i1) | V_power_supply: 5; |
2 Current Draws
Raspberry Pi 3 idle current draw [amps] (estimate from graph)
| (%i2) | I_RPi3_idle: 0.250; |
Raspberry Pi 3 heavily loaded CPU current draw [amps] (4 cores, estimate from graph)
| (%i3) | I_RPi3_4_core_heavy_load: 0.780; |
3 Temperatures
Raspberry Pi 3 idle CPU temperature [deg C] (estimate from graph)
| (%i4) | T_RPi3_idle: 38; |
Raspberry Pi 3 heavily loaded CPU temperature [deg c] (4 cores, estimate from graph) Note: internal CPU governor limits temperature to 82C before throttling CPU down. Characteristics of governor not known.
| (%i5) | T_RPi3_4_core_heavy_load: 78; |
Temperature rise from idle to heavy load (4 cores) [deg C]
| (%i6) | delta_T_4_core_heavy_load_to_idle: T_RPi3_4_core_heavy_load - T_RPi3_idle; |
4 Power Consumptions
Raspberry Pi 3 idle power consumption [W]
| (%i7) | P_RPi3_idle: V_power_supply * I_RPi3_idle; |
Raspberry Pi 3 heavily loaded power consumption [W] (4 cores)
| (%i8) | P_RPi3_4_core_heavy_load: V_power_supply * I_RPi3_4_core_heavy_load; |
Change in power consumption from heavily loaded (4 cores) to idle
| (%i9) | delta_P_4_core_heavy_load_to_idle: P_RPi3_4_core_heavy_load - P_RPi3_idle; |
5 Thermal Impedance Estimate of CPU (case to ambient) [deg C/W]
| (%i10) | Theta_CA_RPi3_CPU: delta_T_4_core_heavy_load_to_idle / delta_P_4_core_heavy_load_to_idle; |
6 Thermal Impedance Estimate of CPU (junction to case)
From https://www.element14.com/community/community/raspberry-pi/blog/2016/03/02/raspberry-pi-operating-temperature-comparison-a-b-zero-pi-2-pi-3
https://www.element14.com/community/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/38-22598-253018/6+-+Close-up+of+Raspberry+Pi+3+BCM2837+SoC.jpg
Figure 3: /home/mark/Engineering/Supercomputer/6+-+Close-up+of+Raspberry+Pi+3+BCM2837+SoC.jpg
CPU hot spot temperature (heavily loaded CPU) [deg C] note: CPU loads not the same as for Thermal Impedance of CPU (case to ambient)
| (%i11) | T_hot_spot_heavy_load: 101.3; |
Low scale temperature (heavily loaded CPU) [deg C] note: CPU loads not the same as for Thermal Impedance of CPU (case to ambient)
| (%i12) | T_low_scale_heavy_load: 45.1; |
Mid scale temperature [deg C] (corresponds to light orange in image above)
| (%i13) | T_mid_scale: T_hot_spot_heavy_load - T_low_scale_heavy_load; |
Temperature rise from case to junction [deg C] (assuming that hot spot is approximately the junction temperature)
| (%i14) | T_rise_case_to_junction: T_hot_spot_heavy_load - T_mid_scale; |
Thermal impedance estimate (junction to case) [deg C]
| (%i15) | Theta_JC_RPi3_CPU: T_rise_case_to_junction / delta_P_4_core_heavy_load_to_idle; |
7 Thermal Impedance Estimate of CPU (junction to ambient) [deg C/W]
| (%i16) | Theta_JA_RPI3_CPU: Theta_JC_RPi3_CPU + Theta_CA_RPi3_CPU; |


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Jose Mourinho is the new manager of Tottenham Hotspur
by John DugganTottenham Hotspur have moved quickly to appoint Portuguese Jose Mourinho as their new manager, replacing Mauricio Pochettino.
Mourinho has been given a contract at the new White Hart Lane until the end of the 2022/23 season.
He had been out of work since being sacked by Manchester United in December of last year.
Mourinho has won 20 major trophies, including three Premier League titles with Chelsea and the Champions League with both Porto and Inter Milan.
Pochettinho was shown the door last night after five and a half years in charge.
It followed a run of poor results that see Tottenham lie 14th in the Premier League table. The Argentine guided Spurs to their first-ever Champions League final back in June.
Tottenham Chairman Daniel Levy has said:
“In Jose we have one of the most successful managers in football. He has a wealth of experience, can inspire teams and is a great tactician. He has won honours at every club he has coached. We believe he will bring energy and belief to the dressing room.”
Jose Mourinho has said:
“I am excited to be joining a Club with such a great heritage and such passionate supporters. The quality in both the squad and the academy excites me. Working with these players is what has attracted me.”


In Love with `Shakespeare' by Homer Yen (c) 1998
Romeo, oh Romeo...wherefore art thou, Romeo? Oddly, he might have been shipwrecked on some deserted island and the butt of a hundred jokes unless the struggling but well-respected literary mind of William Shakespeare (Joeseph Fiennes) can somehow overcome a bout of writer's block. But as it stands, nothing is igniting his creative flame for prose and his newest play is a half-baked comedy currently entitled `Romeo and Ethel - A Pirate's Daughter.' Alas, what's a playwright to do?
`Shakespeare in Love' is an immensely satisfying story that follows the distraught Bard through his period of uncertainty, discovery and glory. His spark is provided by the lovely Viola (Gwyneth Paltrow), a charming and radiant woman who has a passion for plays and a fondness for works previously written by Shakespeare. There love for one another is intense, passionate, and romantic in every sense of the word. Her presence and strength allows him to begin retooling his comedy into what will eventually become `Romeo and Juliet.' But his goal of creating his greatest work to date is fraught with setbacks. Competition wants to derail his troupe of actors; Viola has already been pre-arranged to marry a jealous suitor; and other factors develop that threatens Shakespeare's work. But through it all, he tries to remain focused on his task at hand. But creating timeless work requires some help. Rich supporting performances come from the likes of Judi Dench as the sardonic Queen Elizabeth; Geoffrey Rush as the investor who prays that the play will make money; and Ben Affleck as a glory-seeking actor that is relegated to only a small role. Each added tremendously to the wit and dimension of this film.
I remember when I learned about Shakespeare in middle school, and it was like learning a second language. To this date the meaning of his words still alludes me. You can expect to find much of that Elizabethan tongue present here in this movie, but the dialogue is so rich and vivid that you can not help but awe at how romantic that period must have been. Paltrow and Fiennes are absolutely radiant and have terrific chemistry together in their Oscar-calibrer performances. The story is marvelously contructed and strikes a rewarding balance of pathos and romance as it presents a terrific story of love that crosses the barriers of wealth, class and titles. Doses of great comedy trickle through the story, but the romance aspect and the intrigue that accompanies it is satisfyingly unexpected and undeniably sweet. After I walked out of the theatre, I really wished that I had payed closer attention to my Shakespearean lessons. You won't find many films that are better than this one this year.
Grade: A
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A Vision
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BB King
Classical Fruit
Clio Brings Light
Clio Death Card
Clio the Thinker
Collage Painting
Colored Women
Dreaming
Dupree Commission
Glass Lions
Holy Fruit
Isles of Jabez
KeyChe
Mohammed
New Tribe Mask
Remains of the Day
Salute to the Sun with Lis Johnson
She
She Remembers
Stained Glass
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Tired
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Trompe L'oeil Brick
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Whether it is Bela Lugosi's frighteningly icy stare or Dwight Frye's madly incessant need for bugs, this "Dracula" is among the most beautiful interpretations of Bram Stoker's famous novel, (though it does take all kinds of liberties from the original text). It is certainly Lugosi who brings an eerie sense of menace to the film, and he makes you actually feel uneasy while watching it.
At the beginning of this dreamlike film, we are treated to the sight of a carriage on its way to Transylvania. Mr. Renfield (Dwight Frye) is on the carriage which will take him to Castle Dracula for a business venture. "Castle Dracula?," asks one of the superstitious gypsies. "No!!!" Nevertheless, despite ominous warnings from the townspeople, Renfield continues on his journey. He finally arrives at the castle (minus a driver) and meets the graceful Count (Bela Lugosi) at the top of a staircase. Here he has one of his many famous lines during the first half-hour: "I am Dracula, and I bid you welcome," says Lugosi.
We finally enter the vast dining room where dinner awaits but there is no servant. The Count acts as host and stares at Renfield, wraithlike and obviously hungry for his blood. Renfield cuts his finger with a butterknife and attracts some bloodcurling attention from Dracula before being abruptly stopped by a dangling crucifix.
Afterwards, Renfield falls victim to the Count's fangs and becomes his servant, as they make the trek to Dracula's new property at Carfax Abbey in England. It is there where the Count immerses himself in the company of Dr. Seward (Herbert Bunston), his daughter, Mina Seward (Helen Chandler), and Jonathan Harker (mild-mannered David Manners). Of course, there are some pretty necks to take advantage of in the meantime, while the corpses with neck wounds baffle everyone except for vampire expert Dr. Van Helsing (Edward Van Sloan). Meanwhile, the deliriously mad Renfield (with his famously chattering laugh) is a patient at Dr. Seward's hospital, and thus contemplates with his lack of sanity and unwillingness to do his Master's bidding.
"Dracula" was directed by Tod Browning, who a year later helmed the controversial and frightening horror film "Freaks." Here, his astute direction plays tricks with the audience, and he does a competent job with the superb cinematographer Karl Freund. This telling of Dracula leaves everything to the imagination. In one shockingly good scene, Harker notices that there is a wolf outside the house after Dracula hastily leaves. Naturally, the wolf is Dracula, but in this film, we never see him change into a bat, wolf or fog. In fact, Lugosi never has any noticeable fangs! To make the film really work your imagination, we never see him arise from a coffin. Each time a coffin's lid is open, we see a close-up shot of a hand lifting it while the camera pans away to the left and back to the right to witness the Count standing with the lid closed!
What makes this "Dracula" indelible in everyone's minds is Lugosi - he was perfectly cast as the Hungarian accented Count. His frozen stares and piercing eyes evoke an unforgettable image of an animal seeking its prey yet doing it with poise and subtlety. This by no means is the best of the vampire flicks (both "Nosferatu" versions can lay claim to that status) yet all the sequels and remakes of the world will never match Bela Lugosi's bloody good performance.
Footnote: Originally, "Dracula" was released without an actual musical score, despite the use of the famous "Swan Lake" excerpt by Tchaikovsky played during the introductory and closing credits. Recently, avante-garde composer Philip Glass composed a truly melodic and moody score to accompany the film for the first time.
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Before you can use NEOSYS.NET via a mapped drive or shared directory you must change your security settings once per workstation.
This procedure is not necessary when accessing NEOSYS via a web server.
In the Internet Explorer menu (above), choose Tools, Internet Options
Click the Security tab
Click the Trusted Sites icon
Click the Sites button
Clear (uncheck) the Require Server Verification checkbox
In the text box "Add this Web Site", enter something like "file://XXXXXXXX" without the quotes but put your own server name (eg file://NT_SERVER) then click Add.
You can find your server name at the top of the screen when starting NEOSYS.
Click OK
Click the Custom Level button
Enable "Initialise and Script ActiveX Controls Not Marked as Safe"
Click OK or press Enter to close Security Settings
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(मूल:)
Mool
Extra Foundation Framework for your app
🏳🌈
Proudly supporting LGBTQ+ community
🏴
Black Lives Matter
In Sanskrit(संस्कृतम्)
, Mool(मूल:)
translated as original or prime. This repo consists of extensions and classes that can help any developer to bootstrap a new project very easily and quickly.
Documentation
https://mtaden.github.io/mool/
Todo:
✅ Framework icon
✅ Creating Framework icon supporting Black Lives Matter
✅ Creting Example project in framework
❌ Adding content to example project.
✅ Add documentation through Jazzy
❌ Adding content to example project.


RedZoom comes with three predefined styles, you can use one of them as shown below:
You can also create your own amazing style or customize an existing style using mixins:


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Sometimes you might want to batch Lab properties update, e.g. when Lab's
onChange
scripts are expensive. Use
propsUpdateDelay
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Plug & Paint Extra Filters Example
The Extra Filters example is a plugin for the Plug & Paint example. It provides a set of filters in addition to those provided by the Basic Tools plugin.
Since the approach is identical to Basic Tools, we won't review the code here. The only part of interest is the .pro
file, since Extra Filters is a dynamic plugin (Basic Tools is linked statically into the Plug & Paint executable).
Here's the project file for building the Extra Filters plugin:
TEMPLATE = lib CONFIG += plugin QT += widgets INCLUDEPATH += ../../app HEADERS = extrafiltersplugin.h SOURCES = extrafiltersplugin.cpp TARGET = $$qtLibraryTarget(pnp_extrafilters) DESTDIR = ../../plugins
The .pro
file differs from typical .pro
files in many respects. First, it starts with a TEMPLATE
entry specifying lib
. (The default template is app
.) It also adds plugin
to the CONFIG
variable. This is necessary on some platforms to avoid generating symbolic links with version numbers in the file name, which is appropriate for most dynamic libraries but not for plugins.
The INCLUDEPATH
variable sets the search paths for global headers (i.e., header files included using #include <...>
). We add ../../app
to the list, so that we can include <interfaces.h>
.
The TARGET
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February 14, 2003
High school biology thermostat massacre
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Submitted by: Incubus
"More than two dozen animals died at Keystone Oaks High School over the weekend when a computer malfunction caused the heating system in the school's biology labs to spike as high as 116 degrees. School officials suspect "a glitch in the software" that controls the school's thermostat, said district spokeswoman Ruth Hawk... The deceased included two rabbits, a ball python, three corn snakes (including one albino corn snake), one guinea pig, three rats, eight mice, six hamsters, two aquatic frogs and a beta fish."
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Murder charged after elderly turnip dispute
Buffalo News | Submitted by: Col. Klink
"An ailing 74-year-old man strangled a woman after a dispute about peeling a turnip, Buffalo police said Monday. Henry Ward of Kingsley Street was charged with second-degree murder in the death of Gina Smith, 46, of East Utica Street.
Ward, who has a deformed left arm and suffers from arthritis, appeared Monday in City Court in a wheelchair. He also was in a wheelchair at the time the crime occurred Sunday night, police said."
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Pittsburgh's $250,000 public toilet
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Submitted by: Incubus
"It is surrounded by the same brick pillars, ornamental iron fence and landscaping as that of the parking lot and the rest of the South Side. A closed-circuit TV camera and security lighting are mounted on a pole. The city's $250,000 automatic public toilet, APT for those in the business, is one of only 19 in the world. It only costs a quarter to use, but there is one catch: a 20 minute time limit. A digital clock with bright red numbers, resembling those used at basketball games, counts down the time remaining. After 20 minutes the door opens to passersby on East Carson, although recorded messages give ample warning that time is running out."
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Jism is fogging up the screens, basking in the afterglow
Screen India | Submitted by: Hair Sphincter
Innovative way to promote Indian cinema... and Jism. ...Her eyes are glued to the monitor and she’s closely monitoring Rahul Dev’s movements... Shot over, we move to her van for more questions and answers: You must be delighted with the response to Jism? So you’re not not embarrassed by what you have done in Jism?
...and more! I'm hard already.
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Head trauma patient causes terror scare
Oklahoman | Submitted by: Mr. Ramon
"A disoriented man caused a stir Tuesday when he entered FBI headquarters in Oklahoma City and spilled a soft drink on the floor of the lobby. By the time the situation was sorted out, the FBI office was awash in reporters, camera crews, firefighters and even a hazardous materials crew."
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Fake check not spell checked
Charlotte Observer | Submitted by: Mr. Ramon
"A little more attention to detail might have helped two men get away with nearly $500 and kept two Ohio women out of the hands of police. Police say two men tried to pass a $498 counterfeit payroll check bearing the name, "Boryhill Furmiture" on Monday afternoon, but they were turned away by a grocery store office assistant who noticed the misspellings. The company's correct name is Broyhill Furniture."
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Humans taste good to ALL lions
New Scientist | Submitted by: Paul Park
"A popular theory has it that only sick or injured lions attack humans and our livestock because they are unable to snag fleet-footed prey such as zebras and gazelles. But it turns out that most man-eating lions are young males in good physical health... After examining the teeth and jaws of 23 "problem lions" killed by rangers outside the borders of Tsavo East National Park, they found that less than a quarter had damaged teeth."
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Plan: Two year American occupation of Iraq
Wire Services | Submitted by: The Lone Gunman
"U.S. officials on Tuesday laid out plans for a two-year military occupation of Iraq in the event of an invasion and told wary senators that "enormous uncertainties" made it impossible to say whether troops might stay even longer or how much it would all cost... The two officials, at a hearing called to discuss the future of Iraq, said they did not know how the United States would manage the Iraqi oil industry." Hongry vultures.
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Hendrix Family rock 'n roll reburial
CNN | Submitted by: StinkBaby
"The remains of his father, Al Hendrix, who died in April, and Al's wife, Ayako
"June" Hendrix, also now rest in vaults at the center of the memorial at Greenwood Memorial Park and Cemetery, and the cremated remains of his grandmother, Nora Hendrix, will be placed there as well, said Janie L. Hendrix, the music legend's half-sister."
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And we're a stable democracy?
IndyMedia Madrid | Submitted by: HawaiianAtheist
This is a series of pictures from Spain where a young man, shouting "SAY NO TO WAR!" at a meeting by Spanish President Aznar in the Arganda del Rey, province of Madrid area, is soundly beaten by the Senior Citizens in the crowd. Ignore the possible bias of the site.
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Let's just paint over these fire alarms
Miami Herald | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
"For years, old fire alarms at Miami Beach High were missing levers to pull in an emergency. Instead of installing new ones, the school district covered the boxes and painted them to match the walls... For years, school district life safety inspectors have cited hazards at the school, ranging from blocked exits and missing fire extinguishers to combustible wall coverings and drapes."
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Portrait of Hitler as a young artiste
The Age | Submitted by: Hair Sphincter
There is controversy in Berlin over a film that portrays Hitler's days as a young, struggling artist: "John Cusack plays Max Rothman, a Jewish art-dealer who once wanted to be a painter but lost an arm in the war and now runs an avant-garde gallery. He takes an interest in the work of Corporal Hitler, encouraging him to express his doubts and fears on canvas. While those around Rothman, an urbane bohemian with a complicated love life, want nothing to do with the poisonous young corporal with his half-baked theories of racial purity, Rothman takes pity on him. "He had a bad war," he says."
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Diet idea: become a mascot
ESPN | Submitted by: Nero J, Judus
"If you're looking to shed a few pounds for bikini season -- or just make weight for your upcoming title bout: mascotting offers the fastest results. According to McFarland, the average mascot loses 8.6 pounds per performance... Of course, there are some things even he won't do. "You never put on another guy's (costume) head... It smells terrible. You do 300 appearances a year, and you can never wash it."
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Annual dog killing party for UCSD medical
Sign on San Diego | Submitted by: Lowen
"In the physiology class, 10 to 20 students per table watch as a UCSD surgeon cuts open the dogs' chest cavities. The students observe such functions as the beating of the heart and flow of blood, they said. The students clamp a main artery to watch the process of cardiac failure, which sometimes kills the dogs. Dogs that survive it are euthanized."
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Census in: 390,000 Jedis, lots of sickies
BBC | Submitted by: looper
"With 0.7% of the population inspired by the Star Wars movie, Jedhi was a bigger religious group in the 2001 Census than Sikhism, Judaism and Buddism... The survey also revealed health statistics. A total of 18.2% [of everyone in the census, not just Jedi Knights] regarded themselves as having a limiting long term illness."
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Another net suicide
Wired | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
"He wrote about his fear of being in large groups of people, of his eight years spent in therapy, of not finding an end to his mental turmoil. He also wrote about learning that being institutionalized didn't prevent him from owning a gun. It was then that he bought a .410-gauge shotgun at Wal-Mart and posted online that he was looking forward to death." That's how I feel when I watch "American Idol".
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American Idol finalist axed for porn pics
CNN | Submitted by: Opshun Al
"A finalist [Frenchie Davis] on the hit Fox TV reality show "American Idol" has been kicked off the program following the discovery that she posed topless on a porn Web site that purports to feature underage girls... [Frenchie does not in the least look like an underage girl.] In January, Sarah Kozer, a finalist on the Fox reality show "Joe Millionaire," conceded that she had starred in dozens of soft core bondage and fetish films while she was attending law school."
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Usable atomic bombs eyed
San Francisco Chronicle | Submitted by: anonymous
"The low-yield weapons, meaning weapons of less than 5 kilotons, or about a third the power of the atomic bomb that killed 140,000 people when it was dropped over Hiroshima, have been conceived of largely as "bunker busters." They would penetrate the earth and, if they work as planned, would destroy buried caches of powerful arms, like chemical and biological weapons, without causing indiscriminate annihilation." Of course, actually using atomics makes other countries to want them even more, to the point of making the anti-proliferation treaties irrelevant.
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New York principal potty caper
New York Daily News | Submitted by: anonymous
"The principal of a troubled city school was arraigned yesterday after cops caught her driving drunk - and urinating in a Bronx street - when she was supposed to be at work, police said... Cops said they spotted Peralta-Tessitore squatting and urinating beside the open door of her 2003 Mercedes-Benz about 2:40 p.m. Tuesday. Her car was stopped ata red light at 254th St. and Broadway."
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Toilet baby: how can this happen?
AZ Central | Submitted by: Justin in Arizona
"A 34 year old woman unaware she was pregnant delivered a boy Tuesday in a toilet at her mother's home... No one knew the child existed until halfway through the emergency call, when a relative discovered the boy in the toilet." Best quote: "Delivery's hard enough for a baby. Being born in a toilet has got to be pretty traumatic."
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Hazing with ravioli, syrup and butter... delicious!
Arizona Daily Wildcat | Submitted by: Hayduke
"Members of the fraternity made new pledges do push-ups and other calisthenics, perform cleaning duties and eat ravioli topped with syrup and butter, said Associate Dean of Students Veda Kowalski." Forced to perform cleaning duties? What the fuck.
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FOIA video not available under FOIA
Bradenton Herald | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
The DoD produced a training video for how to deal with Freedom of Information Act requests, but because it has excerpts of Casablanca on it for some reason, it can't be released supposedly due to copyright laws. No matter that the people who made the tape received permission from copyright holders. This is asshat manuevering to say the least, and it says a lot about a government agency when they refuse to even talk about what they do when asked to do their JOBS.
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Woman dead from grisly dogbite
New Zealand Herald | Submitted by: Kiwi Girl
"Alaskan malamute breeder Yvonne Harris, aged 73, was found dead in her Ruakaka home on Wednesday by a neighbour... The scene of her death was so grisly that police and doctors thought she had been murdered."
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Dow shuts down ethics line because of Bhopal
Greenpeace | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
Dow shut down its 'ethics' line because it could not handle the high volume of calls. It replaced human operators with a pre-recorded message directing people to a website. The site offered for answers on Bhopal was, of course, the industry version of the events it likes to describe as an 'incident'. Bhopal.com can only be described as a smarmy public relations site full of misinformation. If Dow thinks the world's worst industrial disaster is only an incident then it obviously is not living in the real world. Maybe it thinks expensive lawyers and public relations can hide the truth from the public?
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Sixth floor; housewares, accessories, gay hookers
WCAU-TV 10 Philadelphia | Submitted by: StinkBaby
"In 1998, an undercover NBC 10 photographer recorded men looking under partitions, allegedly trying to solicit the photographer for sex and then pleasuring themselves in public. Now, four years later, Philadelphia police said that they have arrested 11 men in four weeks in that same bathroom and charged four of them with prostitution and seven of them with public lewdness." Just another busy news day in Philadelphia.
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It wasn't me, it was my tumor!
Sydney Morning Herald | Submitted by: The Good Doctor
"A brain tumour turned a 40 year old schoolteacher into an uncontrollable sex addict and pedophile, a meeting of experts has been told. When the tumour was removed, the man's obsession disappeared. But by then the teacher had been evicted from his house and found guilty of child molestation."
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ONE TRUE THING (M).
Adapted from Anna Quindlen's acclaimed novel, One True Thing is the latest film in the terminal disease cum moving women's melodrama genre (Stepmom, Beaches, etc). It's sure to have sensitive audiences reaching for their tissues, while others will easily resist its more cynically manipulative designs.
The film explores familiar territory, but first time screen writer Karen Croner brings some rich emotional depths to the material. The film is also an insightful exploration of the complex and uncomfortable relationship between parents and their children.
Ellen Gulden (Renee Zellweger, from Jerry Maguire, etc) is establishing her own career as a journalist in New York, when she comes home for a family visit. Ambitious, hard and unforgiving, Ellen has always viewed these visits home as intolerable. She has always idolised her father George (William Hurt), a brilliant academic and writer, while she looks down upon her mother Kate (Meryl Streep), who has devoted her life to domestic duties and community work.
The family is stricken when Kate is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Ellen is reluctantly persuaded to put her career on hold and remain home to care for her. She eventually comes to view both her family and the wider community from her mother's perspective, which unexpectedly changes her own outlook. She comes to appreciate her mother's hidden strengths, while finally recognising her father's flaws and failures.
One True Thing is a fairly downbeat experience, and there is precious little relief from its litany of pain, suffering and misery. It has all the elements of being a first class tearjerker, but this potentially moving drama is let down by some lapses in judgement from director Carl Franklin. Better known for his superb crime thrillers One False Move, Devil In A Blue Dress, Franklin seems a little uncomfortable with the demands of this domestic drama.
Part of the problem lies in the clumsy structure, clearly a hangover from the novel. The film unfolds in a series of extended flashbacks as Ellen relates the tragic story behind her mother's death to the local district attorney. This cumbersome device only serves to slow down the film and interrupt the smooth flow of the devastating emotional journey.
Franklin however seems more comfortable working with his actors, and he draws marvellous performances from his three stars. Streep is typically superb, and her beautifully understated performance is both painfully realistic and moving. Although Streep was nominated for an Oscar, it is Zellweger who delivers the more demanding performance. Her character undergoes the greatest change during the course of the movie, moving from vulnerability and awkward lack of confidence to discover hidden reserves of strength. Hurt is effective in a more restrained, low key but intelligent performance.
Unfortunately, as Streep dies a slow and lingering death, the film slowly dies along with her. One True Thing ultimately seems far too long to have the desired emotional impact, and many within the audience will tire of the film well before its climactic revelation.
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| net.ontopia.topicmaps.query.impl.basic | Contains the in-memory implementation of the query language. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.query.impl.rdbms | Contains the rdbms implementation of the query language. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.query.impl.utils | Code shared between query implementations. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.query.parser | Contains the code that parses tolog queries. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.query.spi | Provides a set of service provider interfaces for adding new predicates to the tolog query language. |
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INTERNAL: Object used to hold the global query execution context; that is, the context beginning with the start of the execution of a query and ending with the completion of its execution. |
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INTERNAL: This query processor implementation can be used to query any topic map implementation; it makes no assumptions about the stored form of the topic map. |
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| AssociationPredicate
INTERNAL: Implements the 'association' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'association-role' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'base-locator' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Represents a predicate in the basic implementation. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'direct-instance-of' predicate using the indexes. |
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INTERNAL: Implements association type predicates. |
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INTERNAL: Special predicate used when a topic is used as a predicate but the topic is neither an association type nor an occurrence type. |
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INTERNAL: Implements occurrence predicates. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the '>=' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the '>' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'in(var, e1, ..., eN)' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'instance-of' predicate using the indexes. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'item-identifier(thing, locator)' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the '<' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: The implementation of the 'name(topic, name-string)' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'object(thing, id)' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'occurrence' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Object used to hold query results during computation. |
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INTERNAL: This query processor implementation can be used to query any topic map implementation; it makes no assumptions about the stored form of the topic map. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'subject-locator(topic, locator)' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Implements the 'type(typed, type)' predicate. |
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INTERNAL: Object used to hold the global query execution context; that is, the context beginning with the start of the execution of a query and ending with the completion of its execution. |
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HPL Performance ResultsThe performance achieved by this software package on a few machine configurations is shown below. These results are only provided for illustrative purposes. By the time you read this, those systems have changed, they may not even exist anymore and one can surely not exactly reproduce the state in which these machines were when those measurements have been obtained. To obtain accurate figures on your system, it is absolutely necessary to download the software and run it there. |
| OS | Linux 6.2 RedHat (Kernel 2.2.14) |
| C compiler | gcc (egcs-2.91.66 egcs-1.1.2 release) |
| C flags | -fomit-frame-pointer -O3 -funroll-loops |
| MPI | MPIch 1.2.1 |
| BLAS | ATLAS (Version 3.0 beta) |
| Comments | 09 / 00 |
| GRID | 2000 | 5000 | 8000 | 10000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 x 4 | 1.28 | 1.73 | 1.89 | 1.95 |
| 2 x 2 | 1.17 | 1.68 | 1.88 | 1.93 |
| 4 x 1 | 0.81 | 1.43 | 1.70 | 1.80 |
| OS | Linux 6.1 RedHat (Kernel 2.2.15) |
| C compiler | gcc (egcs-2.91.66 egcs-1.1.2 release) |
| C flags | -fomit-frame-pointer -O3 -funroll-loops |
| MPI | MPI GM (Version 1.2.3) |
| BLAS | ATLAS (Version 3.0 beta) |
| Comments | UTK / ICL - Torc cluster - 09 / 00 |
| GRID | 2000 | 5000 | 8000 | 10000 | 15000 | 20000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 x 4 | 1.76 | 2.32 | 2.51 | 2.58 | 2.72 | 2.73 |
| 4 x 4 | 2.27 | 3.94 | 4.46 | 4.68 | 5.00 | 5.16 |
| OS | Tru64 Version 5 |
| C compiler | cc Version 6.1 |
| C flags | -arch host -tune host -std -O5 |
| MPI | -lmpi -lelan |
| BLAS | CXML |
| Comments | ORNL / CCS - falcon - 09 / 00 |
| CPUS / NODES | GRID | N 1/2 | Nmax | Rmax (Gflops) | Parallel Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 / 1 | 1 x 1 | 150 | 6625 | 1.136 | 1.000 |
| 4 / 1 | 2 x 2 | 800 | 13250 | 4.360 | 0.960 |
| 16 / 4 | 4 x 4 | 2300 | 26500 | 17.00 | 0.935 |
| 64 / 16 | 8 x 8 | 5700 | 53000 | 67.50 | 0.928 |
| 256 / 64 | 16 x 16 | 14000 | 106000 | 263.6 | 0.906 |


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I recently got a subscription to Leetcode.com. I found this challenge particularly challenging:
Challenge
Given an array nums and a target value k, find the maximum length of a subarray that sums to k. If there isn’t one, return 0 instead.
Note: The sum of the entire nums array is guaranteed to fit within the 32-bit signed integer range.
Example 1:
Input: nums = [1, -1, 5, -2, 3], k = 3
Output: 4
Explanation: The subarray [1, -1, 5, -2] sums to 3 and is the longest.
Example 2:
Input: nums = [-2, -1, 2, 1], k = 1
Output: 2
Explanation: The subarray [-1, 2] sums to 1 and is the longest.
Solution:
When solving this challenge I made several mistakes. The challenge is asking us to determine the maximum sub-array length. Not the maximum sub-sequence length. A sub-array is contigous. This is a key note to solving the challenge.
First Attempt
In my first attempt I used a brute force algorithm. Where I determined every possible sub-array storing only the ones where the sum was equal to the given amount.
This strategy proved to be very ineffecient. As it requires several iterations to determine the output.
- First iteration determines every possible sub-array
- Second iteration for every sub-array
- Third iteration for the array of sub-arrays to determine the one with the longest length
def max_sub_array_len(nums, k)
sub_arrays = []
nums.each_with_index do |num, index|
slice_length = 0
while slice_length <= nums.length
sub_array = nums.slice(index, slice_length)
sum = sub_array.inject(:+)
if sum == k
sub_arrays << sub_array
end
slice_length += 1
end
end
sub_arrays.map(&:length).max || 0
end
Second Attempt
This soluion is far more efficient since we are iterating through the elements only once.
def max_sub_array_len(nums, k)
sum = 0
max_length = 0
history = {0 => -1}
nums.each_with_index do |num, index|
sum += num
history[sum] ||= index
if history[sum - k]
max_length = [max_length, index - history[sum - k]].max
end
end
max_length
end
With this solution we iterate through nums
and for every element we store the
current sum and current index.
Let’s walk through this solution given the following inputs.
nums = [1, 1, 5, -2, 3]
k = 3
As we iterate through the nums
the sum
and index
are as follows.
1 2 7 5 8 # sums
1, 1, 5, -2, 3 # nums
0 1 2 3 4 # index
We are trying to find the longest sub_array
with a sum of 3. Given the nums
input we are given there is only one sub_array
with the sum of 3.
[5, -2]
When iterating over the nums it is at index 3
when iterating over -2
we will
determine the only correct sub_array
.
Can you see why?
At index 3 we know the following:
sum = 5
k = 3
We need to know if at any point a recorded sum is equal to the difference of sum and k (3). Let’s look at our table again. Ah, okay we can see that at index 1 the sum was 2.
1 2 7 5 8 # sums
1, 1, 5, -2, 3 # nums
0 1 2 3 4 # index
So we know our sub_array
must contain all elements to the left of our current
element stopping before index 1.
The correct sub_array
is then [5, -2]
with a sum equal to the k
input of 3.
And the correct max_length
determined is 2.


Size of the ligands affects the structure. Predicted model structures of Au 44(SR) 26 and Au 44(SR) 28 clusters for different ligands. Due to spatial fitting of the organic part of the ligand Au 44(SR) 28 is found only for ligand sizes <2.8 Å as mimicked by the spherical probe (see Supplementary Table 6). The maximum number of ligands with 3.0 Å probe on Au 44(SR) 28 surface is 26


YouTube is an American video-sharing website headquartered in San Bruno, California. YouTube was
created by PayPal employees as a video-sharing website where users could upload, share and view
content.
Instagram is a mobile, desktop, and Internet-based photo-sharing application and service that allows
users to share pictures and videos either publicly, or privately to pre-approved followers. It was
created by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, and launched in October 2010 as a free mobile app
exclusively for the iOS operating system.
Facebook is a social networking service and website started in February 2004. It was built by Mark
Zuckerberg. It is owned by Facebook, Inc.
Twitter is an online news and social networking service where users post and interact with messages,
called "tweets." Twitter was created in March 2006 by Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Biz Stone, and Evan
Williams and launched in July of that year.
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In this set I will mention Instagram and Youtube.
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To support the Multiple Sclerosis Society visit the Minimal Viable Peddlers donation page.
On October 15, 2020, the 1904labs in-house band, MVB, along with musical guest Beth Bombara, hosted a virtual telethon for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Normally around this time of year, our cycling team - the Minimum Viable Peddlers - are out cycling to raise money to support the MS Society in their annual MS150 bike ride. This year the pandemic sidelined us, so instead of riding, we were at the Cortex on this fall evening, socially distanced, doing a virtual musical fundraiser. More details about the event, including a video, and more about the Multiple Sclerosis Society on the event page.
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Beth Bombara Live Stream Concert for the Community
On May 11, 2020 Lifting the Lou sponsored a live stream concert by St. Louis local musician Beth Bombaro. This Lifting the Lou Production was presented by 1904labs. 100% of proceeds went to support the mission of Mission St. Louis.
Although based in Missouri, Bombara has spent much of her adulthood on the road, carving out her own award-winning mix of vintage folk and electric roots-rock. She’s been a solo artist, a bandleader, and an occasional side musician for other artists. With 2019's album "Evergreen", Bombara resumes her role as the leader of an amplified Americana band. -
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On December 12, 2019 Lifting the Lou partnered with 1904labs for its inaugural event. This holiday party inspired by the hit TV show, “The Office” — held to raise awareness and funding for local community organizations. This all-age party welcomed everyone and will featured “The Office”-themed trivia, cocktails, live music, a costume contest, Dunder Mifflin Olympiad Games and Dundee Awards, as well as stand-up comedy.


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Premier League relegation odds - Aston Villa's survival chances rated
Aston Villa latest news | After the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium last time out here's how the bookmakers rate the survival chances of Dean Smith's side
by Ben Husband, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/ben-husband/, Richard CusackAston Villa are back where they belong and in the top flight of English football.
Villa returned to the Premier League with Dean Smith at the helm last season after progressing through the Championship play-offs.
The opening ten league games of the season have seen the Lions rack up 11 points from a possible 30 on offer, and currently lie in 15th place in the table.
After winning two games on the spin, Dean Smith's men were beaten 3-0 at The Etihad Stadium as Manchester City made their second half pressure pay.
Liverpool are up next for Villa, who progressed through to the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night beating Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1.
That defeat at City has altered the market for relegation odds and we've compiled the latest below...
Norwich City - 8/15
Watford - 10/11
Newcastle United - 21/20
Southampton - 2/1
Aston Villa - 12/5
Sheffield United - 10/3
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This is your round up of all things Villa; the one-stop shop that will keep you updated on the latest goings on at the club and beyond.
Transfers, injuries, match-days and managers, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll be bringing the very latest on the Villains throughout the week and around the clock.
Make sure you keep yourself updated with our handy daily catch up...
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- The injury latest on Aston Villa star Jack Grealish - READ
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For all your latest AVFC news, opinion, analysis and transfer gossip, click here
You can follow our Villa reporter Ashley Preece on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Burnley - 4/1
Brighton & Hove Albion - 17/4
Bournemouth - 13/2
Crystal Palace - 8/1
*Odds provided by thepools.com and correct at the time of writing


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What is it?
tsm
is a TypeScript module compiler. It's a tool to tackle complexity of large apps allowing you to define the app's modules and have them compiled and agregated into supermodules at your will.
Why should I use it?
If you have a medium to large sized app or library that you want to compile both broken down by modules and to a single file, then tsm
is the right tool for the job.
tsm
allows you to configure multiple module definitions (which will work as compilation targets) to generate diferent combinations of your source code.
As an example, lets say you are creating a component based javascript framework, and you have the following module structure:
AwesomeJS
- ui
- modals
- carousel
- menu
- data
- rest
- binding
- ajax
Now, let's say you want every submodule available separately as well as each group and a package with the entire framework. The following tsm
config would give it you:
{
"name": "awesomejs"
"moduleRoot": "."
"submodules": {
"ui": {
"name": "awesomejs-ui",
"moduleRoot": "ui",
"submodules": {
"modals": "modals/module.tsm",
"carousel": "carousel/module.tsm",
"menu": "menu/module.tsm"
}
},
"data": {
"name": "awesomejs-data",
"moduleRoot": "data",
"submodules": {
"rest": "rest/module.tsm",
"binding": "binding/module.tsm",
}
},
"awesomejs-ajax": "ajax/module.tsm"
}
}
That will generate the following files:
- awesomejs-ui.js
- awesomejs-ui-modals.js
- awesomejs-ui-carousel.js
- awesomejs-ui-menu.js
- awesomejs-data.js
- awesomejs-data-rest.js
- awesomejs-data-binding.js
- awesomejs-ajax.js
- awesomejs.js
For each of those files, you'll also get a declaration (.d.ts) file and a sourcemap (.js.map) file.
I want it, so what do I do now?
Check out Quick Start to see how to get it working on your project.


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LINUX64 FDS-Smokeview bundle created Tue Nov 10 14:11:57 EST 2015 Versions: ------fds-------------------- Fire Dynamics Simulator Current Date : November 10, 2015 14:11:57 Version : FDS 6.3.1 Revision : Git-r4-19-g352eda9 Revision Date : Mon Nov 9 17:25:52 2015 -0500 Compilation Date : Nov 09, 2015 21:38:33 MPI Enabled; Number of MPI Processes: 1 OpenMP Enabled; Number of OpenMP Threads: 4 MPI version: 3.0 MPI library version: Open MPI v1.8.4, package: Open MPI gforney@blaze Distribution, ident: 1.8.4, repo rev: v1.8.3-330-g0344f04, Dec 19, 2014 Consult FDS Users Guide Chapter, Running FDS, for further instructions.


Definition
A stereotype is a fixed, over generalized belief about a particular group or class of people.
A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
An often unfair and untrue belief that many people have about all people or things with a particular characteristic.
Racial Stereotype
The most famous study of racial stereotyping was published by Katz and Braly in 1933 when they reported the results of a questionnaire completed by students at Princeton University in the USA.
Aim:
To investigate stereotypical attitudes of Americans towards different races.
Method:
Questionnaire method was used to investigate stereotypes. American university students were given a list of nationalities and ethic groups (e.g. Irish, Germans etc.), and a list of 84 personality traits. They were asked to pick out five or six traits which they thought were typical of each group.
Results:
There was considerable agreement in the traits selected. White Americans, for example, were seen as industrious, progressive and ambitious.  Participants were quite ready to rate ethnic groups with whom they had no personal contact.
Conclusion:
Ethnic stereotypes are widespread, and shared by members of a particular social group.
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{% include sections/job_cards.html title=job_cards_title %}
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This is a very common beginner mistake : launch some work in goroutines, and exit without waiting for them to complete. The Specification states :
When [the main] function invocation returns, the program exits. It does not wait for other (non-main) goroutines to complete.
There exist several ways to wait for other goroutine :
bool
or struct{}
.
Try it.


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Allegany County is the sixteenth largest county or county-equivalent in the State of Maryland based on the 2014 registration data.
Allegany County is on the smaller side, but the number of polling places serves its voters well. In both 2012 and 2014, the county had the 5th best voters per polling place ranking. The county could do more to improve voters' experiences by increasing the number of available poll workers against number of voters turning out.


Before Change
// they are setup in HA and an event is fired
if found_devices:
component = get_component(component_name)
config = {component.DOMAIN: found_devices}
// Ensure component is loaded
homeassistant.bootstrap.setup_component(
hass,
component.DOMAIN,
config)
// Fire discovery event
hass.bus.fire(
EVENT_PLATFORM_DISCOVERED, {
ATTR_SERVICE: discovery_type,
ATTR_DISCOVERED: {
ATTR_DISCOVER_DEVICES:
found_devices,
ATTR_DISCOVER_CONFIG: ""
}
}
)
for dev in devices_not_created:
if dev in HOMEMATIC_DEVICES:
for hm_element in HOMEMATIC_DEVICES[dev]:
After Change
component = get_component(component_name)
// HA discovery event
discovery.load_platform(hass, component, DOMAIN, {
ATTR_DISCOVER_DEVICES: found_devices
}, config)
for dev in devices_not_created:
if dev in HOMEMATIC_DEVICES:
for hm_element in HOMEMATIC_DEVICES[dev]:


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Welcome Super Heros!!
{% endblock header %}
{% block content %}
Lets Kick Some Villian Butt nand protect the city, but first....apply here
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LogFactory
and LogFactoryImpl
).
Diagnostics are intended to be used in conjunction with the source. The source
contains numerous and lengthy comments. Often these are intended to help explain
the meaning of the messages.
org.apache.commons.logging.diagnostics.dest
. Setting the property value
to the special strings STDOUT
or STDERR
(case-sensitive)
will output messages to System.out
and System.err
respectively.
Setting the property value to a valid file name will result in the messages being logged
to that file.
toString
implementations.
These are of the form:
classname@system identity hash code
The system identity hash code is found by calling System.identityHashCode()
which should uniquely identify a particular instance. The classname is usually the fully qualified
class name though in a few cases, org.apache.commons.logging.impl.LogFactoryImpl
may be
shortened to LogFactoryImpl
to increase ease of reading. For example:
sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943
LogFactoryImpl@1671711
OIDs are intended to be used to cross-reference. They allow particular instances of classloaders
and JCL classes to be tracked in different contexts. This plays a vital role in building
up the understanding of the classloader environment required to diagnose JCL problems.
[class-identifier from ClassLoader OID]
ClassLoader OID is the OID of a classloader which loaded
the class issuing the message.
class-identifier identifies the object issuing the message.
In the case of
LogFactory
, this is just LogFactory
. For example (line split):
[LogFactory
from sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943] BOOTSTRAP COMPLETED
In the case of
LogFactoryImpl
, the prefix is the instance OID. This can be cross referenced
to discover the details of the TCCL used to manage this instance. For example (line split):
[LogFactoryImpl@1671711
from sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943] Instance created.
getParent
.
Each classloader is represented (visually) by an OID (to allow cross referencing)
and the relationship indicated in child --> parent
fashion.
For example (line split for easy reading):
ClassLoader tree:java.net.URLClassLoader@3526198
--> sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943 (SYSTEM)
--> sun.misc.Launcher$ExtClassLoader@11126876
--> BOOT
Represents a hierarchy with four elements ending in the boot classloader.
LogFactory
class is initialized, diagnostic messages about
the classloader environment are logged. The content of each of these messages is prefixed by
[ENV]
to help distinguish them. The extension directories, application classpath,
details of the classloader (including the OID and toString
value) used to load LogFactory
and the
classloader tree for that classloader
are logged.
Many Sun classloaders have confusing toString
values. For example, the OID may be
sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943
with a toString
value of
sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@133056f
Other classloader implementations may give very useful information (such as the local classpath).
Finally, once initialization is complete a BOOTSTRAP COMPLETED
message is issued.
LogFactoryImpl
is the standard and default LogFactory
implementation.
This section obviously only applies to configurations using this implementation.
Before assigning a Log
instance, LogFactory
loads a
LogFactory
implementation. The content is prefixed by [LOOKUP]
for each diagnostic message logged by this process.
The implementation used can vary per Thread context classloader (TCCL). If this is the first time that a Log has been requested for a particular TCCL a new instance will be created.
Information of particular interest is logged at this stage. Details of the TCCL are logged
allowing the OID later to be cross-referenced to the toString
value
and the classloader tree. For example, the
following log snippet details the TCCL (lines split):
[LogFactory from sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943]
[LOOKUP] LogFactory implementation requested for the first time for context
classloader java.net.URLClassLoader@3526198
[LogFactory from sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943]
[LOOKUP] java.net.URLClassLoader@3526198 == 'java.net.URLClassLoader@35ce36'
[LogFactory from sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943]
[LOOKUP] ClassLoader tree:java.net.URLClassLoader@3526198
--> sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@20120943 (SYSTEM)
--> sun.misc.Launcher$ExtClassLoader@11126876
--> BOOT
The standard LogFactoryImpl
issues many diagnostic messages when discovering
the Log
implementation to be used.
During discovery, environment variables are loaded and values set. This content is prefixed by
[ENV]
to make it easier to distinguish this material.
The possible messages issued during discovery are numerous. To understand them, the source
should be consulted. Attention should be paid to the classloader hierarchy trees for the
classloader used to load LogFactory
and to the TCCL.
Some containers use a custom LogFactory
implementation to adapt JCL to their particular
logging system. This has some important consequences for the deployment of applications using JCL within
these containers.
Containers known to use this mechanism:
An exception is thrown by JCL with a message similar to:
The chosen LogFactory implementation does not extend LogFactory. Please check your configuration.
(Caused by java.lang.ClassCastException: The application has specified that a custom LogFactory
implementation should be used but Class 'com.ibm.ws.commons.logging.TrLogFactory' cannot be converted
to 'org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory'. The conflict is caused by the presence of multiple
LogFactory classes in incompatible classloaders. Background can be found in
http://commons.apache.org/logging/tech.html. If you have not explicitly specified a custom
LogFactory then it is likely that the container has set one without your knowledge.
In this case, consider using the commons-logging-adapters.jar file or specifying the standard
LogFactory from the command line. Help can be found @http://commons.apache.org/logging.
This is a WebSphere example so the name of the custom LogFactory is
com.ibm.ws.commons.logging.TrLogFactory
. For other containers, this class name will
differ.
A custom LogFactory
implementation can only be used if the implementation class loaded
dynamically at runtime can be cast to the LogFactory
class that loaded it. There are
several ways in which this cast can fail. The most obvious is that the source code may not actually
extend LogFactory
. The source may be compatible but if the LogFactory
class
against which the source is compiled is not binary compatible then the cast will also fail.
There is also another more unusual way in which this cast can fail: even when the binary is compatible,
the implementation class loaded at runtime may be linked to a different instance of the
LogFactory
class. For more information, see the tech guide.
This situation may be encountered in containers which use a custom LogFactory
implementation.
The implementation will typically be provided in a shared, high level classloader together with JCL.
When an application classloader contains LogFactory
, the implementation will be loaded
from that higher level classloader. The implementation class will be linked to the LogFactory
class loaded by the higher level classloader. Even if the
LogFactory
implementations are binary compatible, since they are loaded by different classloaders
the two LogFactory
Class instances are not equal and so the cast must fail.
The policy adopted by JCL in this situation is to re-throw this exception. Additional information
is included in the message to help diagnosis. The reasoning behind this choice is that a
particular LogFactory
implementation has been actively specified and this
choice should not be ignored. This policy has unfortunate consequences when running in
containers which have custom implementations: the above runtime exception may be thrown
under certain classloading policies without the user knowingly specifying a custom
implementation.
There are various ways to fix this problem. Which fix is right depends on the circumstances.
If you are happy using another classloading policy for the application, select a
classloading policy which ensures that LogFactory
will be loaded from the
shared classloader containing the custom implementation.
If you want to bypass the container adaption mechanism then set the appropriate system property to the default value when the container is started:
-Dorg.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory=org.apache.commons.logging.impl.LogFactoryImpl
If you want to continue to use the default container mechanism then:
LogFactory
.
At the current date, Tomcat 5.5.16 is the current release. All releases from version 4.1.x through 5.5.16 have a startup process that places jarfile ${tomcat.home}/bin/commons-logging-api.jar in the system classpath and then prevents any webapp from overriding the classes in that jarfile. Effectively, all webapps behave as if "parent-first" classloading were enabled for those classes.
This has some benefits; in particular it means that there are no problems in these Tomcat versions with having multiple copies of the commons-logging Log interface in the classpath (which avoids the "Log does not implement Log" problem described elsewhere).
However it also means that no webapp can override the core commons-logging classes by including an updated commons-logging jarfile in WEB-INF/lib; any class already loaded via the container takes priority. In particular, as Tomcat bundles logging 1.0.4 only, the new diagnostics and memory-leak-prevention features of the 1.1 release will not be available unless the container's library version is updated.
Because the commons-logging-api.jar in the container does not contain any log-library-adapter classes, updated behaviour for these will be seen when logging 1.1 is bundled in WEB-INF/lib. In particular, the support for log4j's TRACE level will take effect without having to update the container.
If you do wish to update Tomcat's version of commons-logging, then you must use the commons-logging-1.1-api jar only, not the full jar. Classes in the webapp cannot override classes loaded from the system classpath set up during Tomcat's startup process, and logging adapters can only see their matching concrete logging library if that library is available in the same classpath. Bundling the full commons-logging jarfile (with adapters) into the system classpath therefore means that logging libraries (eg log4j) within WEB-INF/lib are not accessable.
Note that the behaviour described here only applies if the standard Tomcat startup process is run. When Tomcat is embedded in a larger framework (eg run embedded within an IDE) this may not apply.
The JBoss Application Server can be configured to prevent deployed code from overriding classes higher in the hierarchy, effectively forcing "parent-first" behaviour for selected classes. By default, commons-logging is in this list (at least for some JBoss versions starting with 4.0.2), and therefore including an updated version of commons-logging in WEB-INF/lib or similar will have no effect. See the JBoss classloading documentation for more details.
As more information becomes available on this topic, it may be added to the commons-logging wiki site.