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The Hidden Beauty project is a revamped, but frozen in time, version of the original We Are Beautiful project. Originally hosted at wearebeautiful.info, the site was nearly impossible to find on the web, due to its .info domain and its content.
The company, Quatsch und Unfug ÖU, no longer exists and the We Are Beautiful project is officially terminated. However, we feel that the site ought to remain online, but... findable. We realized that our direct approach with a site that few people dared to share was less than ideal. And the spammer friendly .info domain prevented anyone from finding the site.
Rebranding We Are Beautiful into Hidden Beauty, moving to a .ch domain and making the site safe for work by default are the changes we made. We hope this makes the site shareable and perhaps eventually someone will discover the site for its intended purpose. But it seems that now is not the time for this site.
What you see on this site now is mostly the original site, but with different branding and a more nuanced focus on intimate body self image issues. The text on the infomation pages have been updated to reflect the current zombie-like state that this project exists in, but otherwise remain as they were.
We're sex positive 3D printing enthusiasts and after discovering the 3D clitoris model we started printing and gifting them to our friends. This playful beginning only set off a much larger project than we initially imagined.
Our life experiences and this new model led us to realize that many humans have questions and insecurities about their own body. It is natural for people to question the shape and size of their own body, yet there are precious few places where you can get real life, useful answers.
Unfortunately many people learn the wrong lessons from consuming pornography, which promotes a lot of concepts and ideas that simply do not apply to real life. We hope to make models available so that anyone can view, study, download or even print these models without time pressure, in privacy. Printing our models for your purposes should also be inexpensive and reasonably fast if you have access to a 3D printer.
With this project we aim to give people a chance to see the hidden beauty of real people. The humans who modeled for us are normal people -- not professional models. We attempted to find a diverse group of people from many ethnicities, but we didn't reach our goal. Few people were willing to volunteer to be a model. For more information on our models, please see our model diversity statement.
All of our human models are anonymous and provided written consent. We destroyed all source images and personally identifying information as soon as the 3D model was created from the source photos. The human models may revoke their consent to have their 3D models on this site. However, it is impossible to remove all the copies that people have downloaded.
Find out more about our team.
We Are Beautiful was a product of Quatsch und Unfug OÜ, formerly registered in Tallinn and created by Estonian digital e-residents. Our models were created near Zürich, Switzerland and the company web site and business were created and maintained from Barcelona, Spain.
The Hidden Beauty project is an updated version of the site, with a focus on human body image and intended to remain online as a frozen archive. At this point the project is terminated and no new models will be added.
The nature of this site is, deep and an evolving topic, especially in these modern times. We worked very hard to learn and use the most up to date correct terms, and we have made many attempts to find volunteers who are knowledgeable in this field who could advise us. While some people expressed interest in helping out, very few actually did, leaving us continually searching for advisors. And then a pandemic broke out, which wreaked havoc on everything and the few people advising simply stopped communicating.
We felt that the site and its use of terminology is good enough™ for us to proceed to open this site to the public. It is by no means perfect and it may actually be impossible to create a perfect site without any sort of mistakes and one that everyone agrees uses correct and sensitive terminology.


Multi-step Web tests
- Visual Studio Enterprise
- Deprecated
- Requests only - no javascript
- $13.73 per test per month
Web Monitor
- Monitor
- Request times
- Exceptions & Errors
- Availability
- Alerting
- Reporting
Selenium
- .NET Core
- mstest
- Page Object Model
- Exclude google-analytics
- Headless
- Run it!
Azure DevOps
- Pipeline - 1800 free minutes
- Run tests
- Emails
- Scheduled trigger
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Application Insights
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- Trigger Builds
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Periodic Digest
- Daily / Weekly / Monthly
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Hi, for a homework assignment, one of the questions I have to do is #2 in section 8.6 of the Logic and Proof book. The question is: "Give a natural deduction proof of ∀x B(x)
from hypotheses ∀x (A(x) ∨ B(x))
, and ∀y ¬A(y)
. My thoughts were to proof B(x) by contradiction, because by doing so, I get to assume ¬ B(x)
, and from ¬ B(x)
and my other assumption ∀y ¬A(y), I can derive, through De Morgan's laws
¬ (A(x) ∨ B(x))`, which should be enough to get the contradiction. Could someone check my proof in the attached picture and perhaps provide feedback? I'd really appreciate it! IMG-1413.JPG
I think it is close, but it feels a little off since I have not cancelled all of my hypotheses
Or I guess the two given hypotheses don't need cancelled, since they were simply given?
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Actually I think it can be done simpler: IMG-1414.JPG
Why not do it in Lean? Then it'll check your proof for you!
I haven't read chapter 9 yet!
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Enumerations | |
| enum | ControllerStatusEnum { ControllerStatusUnknown, ControllerStatusOffline, ControllerStatusOnline, ControllerStatusRestarting, ControllerStatusConected, ControllerStatusFirmwareUpdate } |
| This enum describes the current status of a controller. More... | |
| enum | ConditionConnectionEnum { ConnectionAND, ConnectionOR } |
| This enum describes the connection between two condition compares. | |
| enum | ConditionEnum { ConditionEquals, ConditionNotEquals } |
| This enum describes boolean conditional tests used by the Signal device. More... | |
| enum | PinModeEnum { PinUnknown, PinInput, PinInputPullup, PinOutput, PinOutputOpenDrain } |
| This enum describes input/output configuration of a microchip pin. More... | |
| enum | PinStateEnum { PinOff, PinOn, PinFlashing } |
| This enum describes current state of a microchip pin. More... | |
| enum | NetActionType { NetActionGet, NetActionAdd, NetActionUpdate, NetActionDelete } |
| enum | TurnoutState { TrnUnknown, TrnNormal, TrnToDiverging, TrnDiverging, TrnToNormal } |
| This enum describes current state of a Turnout Device. More... | |
| enum | BlockState { BlockUnknown, BlockClear, BlockOccupied } |
| This enum describes current state of a Block Detection Device. More... | |
| enum | ControllerClassEnum { ControllerUnknown, ControllerMulti = 7, ControllerTurnout = 1, ControllerSemaphore = 5, ControllerServer = 10, ControllerApp } |
| This enum describes the classification of a Controller. More... | |
| enum | DeviceClassEnum { DeviceUnknown, DeviceTurnout, DevicePanelInput, DevicePanelOutput, DeviceSignal = 4, DeviceSemaphore = 5, DeviceBlock = 6, DevicePanel = 7 } |
| This enum describes the classification of a Device. More... | |
| enum | ModuleClassEnum { ModuleUnknown, ModuleTurnout = 1, ModuleSemaphore = 5, ModuleInput = 8, ModuleOutput = 9 } |
| This enum describes the classification of a Controller Module. More... | |
Variables | |
| const unsigned char | MajorVersion = 3 |
| const unsigned char | MinorVersion = 0 |
| const unsigned char | BuildVersion = 35 |
| const unsigned char | UdpBroadcast [] = {0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF} |
| const unsigned int | UdpPort = 45457 |
| const unsigned int | LocalServerPort = 45455 |
| #define CONTROLLER_ID_ADDRESS 7 |
Configuration addresses for EEPROM
| #define DEBUG_PRINT | ( | ... | ) | Serial.printf( __VA_ARGS__ ) |
When PROJECT_DEBUG is defined, DEBUG_PRINT will print output to the serial port. Otherwise, DEBUG_PRINT does nothing (for release builds)
| #define HEARTBEAT_INTERVAL 60000 |
One minute heatbeat broadcast message interval
| #define MAX_DEVICES 16 |
Total devices per module
| #define MAX_I2C_RETRY 3 |
Maximum I2C BUS RETRY COUNT
| #define MAX_MODULES 8 |
Total modules per controller
| #define MAX_ROUTE_ENTRIES 10 |
Maximum routes a turnout can belong to
| #define MAX_SIGNAL_CONDITIONS 10 |
Maximum conditions per Signal aspect
| #define MAX_SIGNAL_DEVICES 20 |
Maximum devices (turnout and blocks) monitored by a Signal device
| #define MAX_TURNOUTS 2 |
Total turnouts per module
| #define TIMEOUT_INTERVAL 200 |
Input de-bounce timeout interval
| #define UDP_MESSAGE_DEVICE_COUNT 8 |
Total number of device slots available in a UDP message
| enum BlockState |
| enum ConditionEnum |
| enum ControllerClassEnum |
This enum describes the classification of a Controller.
| enum ControllerStatusEnum |
This enum describes the current status of a controller.
| enum DeviceClassEnum |
This enum describes the classification of a Device.
| enum ModuleClassEnum |
This enum describes the classification of a Controller Module.
| enum PinModeEnum |
This enum describes input/output configuration of a microchip pin.
| enum PinStateEnum |
| enum TurnoutState |
This enum describes current state of a Turnout Device.
| const unsigned int LocalServerPort = 45455 |
Local (controller) http server port. Reserved for future use.
| const unsigned char UdpBroadcast[] = {0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF} |
UDP broadcast address
| const unsigned int UdpPort = 45457 |
UDP port


Especially, do not call to complain or ask if there is a way to fix it temporarily.
Each minute I spend on the phone explaining things, delays the final solution.
I realise that your communications is important, but you will just have to cope in the meantime, sorry!
I can understand if people would like to cancel and find another provider.
I will process any such request on the weekend if you choose that direction.
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Barack Obama
born August 4, 1961, Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.
44th president of the United States (2009– ) and the first African American to hold the office. Before winning the presidency, Obama represented Illinois in the U.S. Senate (2005–08). He was the third African American to be elected to that body since the end of Reconstruction (1877). In 2009 he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize “for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.”
My fellow citizens:
I stand here today humbled by the task before us, grateful for the trust you have bestowed, mindful of the sacrifices borne by our ancestors. I thank President Bush for his service to our nation, as well as the generosity and cooperation he has shown throughout this transition.
Forty-four Americans have now taken the presidential oath.[1] The words have been spoken during rising tides of prosperity and the still waters of peace. Yet, every so often the oath is taken amidst gathering clouds and raging storms. At these moments, America has carried on not simply because of the skill or vision of those in high office, but because We the People have remained faithful to the ideals of our forbearers, and true to our founding documents.So it has been. So it must be with this generation of Americans.
That we are in the midst of crisis is now well understood. Our nation is at war, against a far-reaching network of violence and hatred. Our economy is badly weakened, a consequence of greed and irresponsibility on the part of some, but also our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare the nation for a new age. Homes have been lost; jobs shed; businesses shuttered. Our health care is too costly; our schools fail too many; and each day brings further evidence that the ways we use energy strengthen our adversaries and threaten our planet.
These are the indicators of crisis, subject to data and statistics. Less measurable but no less profound is a sapping of confidence across our land — a nagging fear that America's decline is inevitable, and that the next generation must lower its sights.
Today I say to you that the challenges we face are real. They are serious and they are many. They will not be met easily or in a short span of time. But know this, America — they will be met. On this day, we gather because we have chosen hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord. On this day, we come to proclaim an end to the petty grievances and false promises, the recriminations and worn-out dogmas, that for far too long have strangled our politics. We remain a young nation, but in the words of Scripture, the time has come to set aside childish things. The time has come to reaffirm our enduring spirit; to choose our better history; to carry forward that precious gift, that noble idea, passed on from generation to generation: the God-given promise that all are equal, all are free, and all deserve a chance to pursue their full measure of happiness.
In reaffirming the greatness of our nation, we understand that greatness is never a given. It must be earned. Our journey has never been one of short-cuts or settling-for-less. It has not been the path for the faint-hearted — for those who prefer leisure over work, or seek only the pleasures of riches and fame. Rather, it has been the risk-takers, the doers, the makers of things — some celebrated but more often men and women obscure in their labor, who have carried us up the long, rugged path towards prosperity and freedom.
For us, they packed up their few worldly possessions and traveled across oceans in search of a new life.
For us, they toiled in sweatshops and settled the West; endured the lash of the whip and plowed the hard earth.
For us, they fought and died, in places like Concord and Gettysburg; Normandy and Khe Sanh. Time and again these men and women struggled and sacrificed and worked till their hands were raw so that we might live a better life. They saw America as bigger than the sum of our individual ambitions; greater than all the differences of birth or wealth or faction.


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- Garbage collect from the cache, keeping only versions referenced by the current workspace:
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- Garbage collect from the cache, keeping only versions referenced by branch, tags, and commits:
dvc gc --all-branches --all-tags --all-commits
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{% endif %}{% trans %} You can use this page to register "pending" OpenID Connect publishers. {% endtrans %}
{% trans href="/help#openid-connect" %} These publishers behave similarly to OpenID Connect publishers registered against specific projects, except that they allow users to create the project if it doesn't already exist. Once the project is created, the "pending" publisher becomes an ordinary OpenID Connect publisher. You can read more about "pending" and ordinary OpenID Connect publishers here. {% endtrans %}


Java annotation can be used to define the meta data of a Java class or class element. We can use Java annotation at the compile time to instruct the compiler about the build process. Annotation is also used at runtime to get insight about the properties of class elements.
Java annotation can be added to an element in the following way:
@Entity
Class DemoClass{
}
We can also set a value to the annotation member. For example:
@Entity(EntityName="DemoClass")
Class DemoClass{
}
In Java, there are several built-in annotations. You can also define your own annotations in the following way:
@Target(ElementType.METHOD)
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
@interface FamilyBudget {
String userRole() default "GUEST";
}
Here, we define an annotation FamilyBudget, where userRole is the only member in that custom annotation. The userRole takes only String type values, and the default is "GUEST". If we do not define the value for this annotation member, then it takes the default. By using @Target, we can specify where our annotation can be used. For example, the FamilyBudget annotation can only be used with the method in a class. @Retention defines whether the annotation is available at runtime. To learn more about Java annotation, you can read the tutorial and oracle docs.
Take a look at the following code segment:
@Target(ElementType.METHOD)
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
@interface FamilyBudget {
String userRole() default "GUEST";
}
class FamilyMember {
public void seniorMember(int budget, int moneySpend) {
System.out.println("Senior Member");
System.out.println("Spend: " + moneySpend);
System.out.println("Budget Left: " + (budget - moneySpend));
}
public void juniorUser(int budget, int moneySpend) {
System.out.println("Junior Member");
System.out.println("Spend: " + moneySpend);
System.out.println("Budget Left: " + (budget - moneySpend));
}
}
public class Solution {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
int testCases = Integer.parseInt(in.nextLine());
while (testCases > 0) {
String role = in.next();
int spend = in.nextInt();
try {
Class annotatedClass = FamilyMember.class;
Method[] methods = annotatedClass.getMethods();
for (Method method : methods) {
if (method.isAnnotationPresent(FamilyBudget.class)) {
FamilyBudget family = method
.getAnnotation(FamilyBudget.class);
String userRole = family.userRole();
int budgetLimit = family.budgetLimit();
if (userRole.equals(role)) {
if(spend<=budgetLimit){
method.invoke(FamilyMember.class.newInstance(),
budgetLimit, spend);
}else{
System.out.println("Budget Limit Over");
}
}
}
}
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
testCases--;
}
}
}
Here, we partially define an annotation, FamilyBudget and a class, FamilyMember. In this problem, we give the user role and the amount of money that a user spends as inputs. Based on the user role, you have to call the appropriate method in the FamilyMember class. If the amount of money spent is over the budget limit for that user role, it prints "Budget Limit Over", without quotes.
Your task is to complete the FamilyBudget annotation and the FamilyMember class so that the Solution class works perfectly with the defined constraints.
Note: You must complete the $5$ incomplete lines in the editor, don't change any other lines. To restore the original code, click on the top-left button on the editor and create a new buffer.
Input Format
The first line of input contains an integer $N$ representing the total number of test cases. Each test case contains a string and an integer separated by a space on a single line in the following format:
UserRole MoneySpend
Constraints
$2 \le N \le 10$
$0 \le MoneySpend \le 200$
$ |UserRole|= 6$
Name contains only lowercase English letters.
Output Format
Based on the user role and budget outputs, output the contents of the certain method. If the amount of money spent is over the budget limit, then output "Budget Limit Over", without quotes.
Sample Input
3
SENIOR 75
JUNIOR 45
SENIOR 40
Sample Output
Senior Member
Spend: 75
Budget Left: 25
Junior Member
Spend: 45
Budget Left: 5
Senior Member
Spend: 40
Budget Left: 60


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SPEAKING OUT
Rangers break their silence over EBT claims as they vow to ‘consider best course of action’
by Phil MartinRANGERS are considering what action to take after being left with 'concerns' over claims that a '£50million blunder' by HMRC led to the Ibrox club's financial implosion.
The Times reported on Thursday that Oldco Gers' final tax bill could be massively reduced and that the taxman had acknowledged it had claimed too much over the use of EBTs.
HMRC have hit back at those claims with chief executive Jim Harra writing a letter to Times Scotland editor Magnus Llewellin to warn him about "inaccurate and partial reporting".
Former Ibrox chairman John McClelland has said the club wouldn't have plunged into liquidation in 2012 if the lower bill reported this week had been the figure claimed before Craig Whyte bought the club for £1.
But the tax authority is adamant it has not made any mistakes in how they calculated Gers' tax liabilities.
Now Rangers have broken their silence over the affair to admit to "concerns" at suggestions HMRC got their sums wrong.
An Ibrox spokesperson said: "The Times story, if it is shown to be accurate, throws up a great many questions and is a cause for concern.
"Rangers will take time to consider any courses of action which may become feasible."


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If you were looking for the Sands Research group's page, please note that it has been relocated to
http://pdcc.ntu.edu.sg/sands
(They were kind enough to let us freeload on their server for the Cloud Storage Aggregator project).
If you weren't looking for Sands, simply ignore this message.


User aggregation request.
Aggregation based on the request
Archive user
User ID
OK
Assign or unassign userRoles
Information about users to modify and kind of operation
Business process
Cancels a user triggered deletion request and returns user to Reviewed state.
User ID to action on.
OK
Create user
Requested user information.
Newly created user
Delete user
User ID
Request with details about deletion
OK
Get user
User ID to search for.
Requested user details
Get user by owner token
ID of the owner token.
User details of the user referenced by the owner token
Get multiple users
(optional) User IDs.
Details of all the users who were found
Invite user
User ID to action on.
OK
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Information about users to invite
Business process
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User ID to action on.
Request detailing if the user should be locked or unlocked.
OK
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Information about users to update and the desired lock state
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Reinvite users
Information about users to reinvite
Business process
Reinvite user
User ID to action on.
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User ID to action on.
Request detailing if the user should be set as reviewed or to be reviewed.
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1.Which time and habit technique did you try?
I have tried the technique of "making it big by starting small". I will be trying "pomodoro technique" and fogg method for my future assignments.
2.What did you find interesting?
Since time is very crucial for doing all assignments works, I am trying to make some changes in my habits. By trying the habit techniques,I felt I can
easily complete the assignments on time. Apart from that, I will create some timeboxes so that I can get some extra time to review and analyse myself
how much I have learned.
3.What worked for you?
The above techniques helped me to complete the assignments on time, that made me confident to do this course further with full potential.
4.Which will you experiment furthur with?
I will experiment the pomodoro techniques with 25 minute time boxes daily. I will make minimun 5 hours everyday to spend on assignments with this
technique, which hopefully help me to complete the assignments before the deadlines.


WATCH: The Washington Nationals celebrate World Series win with DC parade
by Washington Examiner StaffThe Washington Nationals are celebrating their 2019 World Series win with a Saturday afternoon parade through Washington, D.C.
The Nationals triumphed 6-2 over the Houston Astros on Wednesday during Game 7 of the World Series.
The team was invited to visit the White House on Monday, though pitcher Sean Doolittle said he "can't do it" because of President Trump's policies and rhetoric.
WATCH BELOW:


Dua Lipa teases “nostalgic” new album
"The album is really nostalgic with new sounds."
Dua Lipa has teased that her new album sees her heading in a “nostalgic” direction.
The singer, who released new single ‘Don’t Start Now’ last week, said that the track is reflective of her upcoming second record – which sees her heading in a disco-led direction.
“It’s very disco-orientated. I guess I got a lot of inspiration from ‘Electricity’ and ‘One Kiss’; it felt like the natural progression,” she told Bang Showbiz.
“The album is really nostalgic with new sounds.”
Despite previously working with Nile Rodgers on new music, she admitted that her work with the Chic legend won’t feature on the next album.
“We did some stuff together but it’s not going to end up on the project, but hopefully we’ll get to work on something else. I’m going to keep everything a secret for now.”
Last night, she also gave ‘Don’t Matter Now’ a live airing at MTV’s European Music Awards in Seville.
It comes after the ‘New Rules’ pop star signalled her “new era” at the beginning of the month by posting an image of herself sporting a new blonde look.
“Thank you for your patience.
Lipa described the new song ‘Don’t Start Now’ as a “pure adrenalin fuelled, feel good dance floor anthem of positivity and self-empowerment.”


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, Adeeb Shahriar Zaman,35th IEEE Region 10 Conference, October 2014
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Codeville is a platform for all the hackers and scripters around the world to publish their scripts and utilities, and eventually brag about it. At Codeville language is no bar, nor is the technology. If you have written something useful share it with the world. If you haven't written still we got something for you. You can pitch your idea here and some coder in the other side of the world will try to help you out. :) So overall it is a win-win situation for both.
Generally scripters, programmers or hackers, call them by any name, work in the late night hours and spend their lives almost without any fame. They day-in and day-out write utilities for them or for their friends. Codeville is a medium for these Dark Knights to brag about their scripts and utilities.


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My Journey With Nanos
Nano materials, which build a bridge between unpredictable atoms and predictable excellent properties, never stop challenging the limits set by bulk materials. The first time I experienced this property of nano materials was when I learned about quantum dots. Fascinated by their excellent luminescent property, I decided to further explore the possibilities and challenge the limits by applying to be a phd student, and I do believe this passion can make myself a better person and make my life more colorful, just like quantum dots! |
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Gnip.com
Re-Launching February 2010
The Gnip Internet Data Collection Appliance version 2.0
Collect all available statuses, posts, comments, photos, videos, bookmarks, and more from dozens of sites.
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Protein Structure Prediction using Ant Colony Optimization
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| CUDAPointer< double > | pheromone |
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| CUDAPointer< int3 > | solutions |
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| CUDAPointer< int3 > | moreSolutions |
| Temporary storage for solution coordiantes for each ant. More... | |
| CUDAPointer< char > | relDirections |
| Solution relative directions for each ant. More... | |
| CUDAPointer< char > | moreRelDirections |
| Temporary storage for solution relative directions for each ant. More... | |
| CUDAPointer< int > | contacts |
| Number of contacts for each solution of each ant. More... | |
| CUDAPointer< int > | bestContact |
| Number of contacts of the best solution produced by the ants. More... | |
| CUDAPointer< char > | hpChain |
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Holds pointers to memory allocated within GPU memory.
| CUDAPointer<int> ACODeviceData::bestContact |
Number of contacts of the best solution produced by the ants.
| CUDAPointer<int> ACODeviceData::contacts |
Number of contacts for each solution of each ant.
| CUDAPointer<char> ACODeviceData::hpChain |
HP chain of the protein being predicted.
| CUDAPointer<char> ACODeviceData::moreRelDirections |
Temporary storage for solution relative directions for each ant.
| CUDAPointer<int3> ACODeviceData::moreSolutions |
Temporary storage for solution coordiantes for each ant.
| CUDAPointer<double> ACODeviceData::pheromone |
Pheromone matrix.
| CUDAPointer<char> ACODeviceData::relDirections |
Solution relative directions for each ant.
| CUDAPointer<int3> ACODeviceData::solutions |
Solution coordinates for each ant.


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Ocean [aw80], ocean, in The Outer Sea
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10: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
10: 1% damaged, arrived from Ocean [aw79], owner:
10: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with two workers,
10: eight sailors
15: Phantasm [n4b] caught 16 fish.
16: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
16: 1% damaged, departed for Ocean [av80].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [av80], 6 days
East, to Ocean [aw81], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ax80], Crystal Sea, 6 days
West, to Ocean [aw79], 6 days


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Clawpack Documentation Version 5.0 --- Under Construction! Not yet accurate |
Contents
Clawpack 4.4 includes utilities for plotting using Python. Most of these are defined in the file $CLAW/python/pyclaw/plotters/frametools.py In order to use these you will need to insure that you have the required modules installed (see Installation of required modules).
Clawpack 4.4 also includes the Matlab plotting tools from 4.3 and before, see Plotting using Matlab.
The advantages of using the Python options are:
Python and the graphics modules used in Clawpack are open source. Since Clawpack itself is open source we find it desirable to also have an open source plotting open for viewing the results.
The Python tools developed so far (mostly for 1d and 2d data sets) are more powerful than the Matlab versions they replace, and can be used for example to automatically generate html versions of multiple plots each frame over all frames of a computation, to generate latex versions of the output, as well as to step through the frames one by one as with the Matlab tools. It is easier to specify a set of multiple plots to be produced for each frame.
Matlab graphics are somewhat limited for 3d data sets, whereas several open source visualization tools such as VisIt (developed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) are much better for dealing with large data sets, AMR meshes, etc. VisIt has Python bindings and we are currently extending our tools to work with VisIt. If you are already a VisIt user, note that VisIt has a Claw reader that can be used to import data from Clawpack, see Application Toolkit Formats.
We are also considering developing tools for use with Mayavi.
Python is a powerful language that can be scripted to perform multiple runs, such as in a convergence test, and collect the results in tables or plots. We are developing tools to simplify this process.
See Python Hints for more information on Python and pointers to many tutorials.
In most Clawpack directories, typing:
$ make .plots
will compile the code and run it (if necessary) and then produce a set of html files that can be used to view the resulting plots. These will be in a subdirectory of the current directory as specified by CLAW_PLOTDIR in the Makefile.
The best way to view the plots and associated web pages for each example is to first start a python web server in your main $CLAW directory with the commands:
$ cd $CLAW
$ xterm -e python python/startserver.py & # to start server in new X window
The main $CLAW directory will then be available at http://localhost:50005 and jsMath should work properly to display latex on the webpages (once you’ve downloaded the required fonts, see http://www.math.union.edu/locate/jsMath/users/fonts.html).
A latex file with all the plots can also be produced by printframes, and is also typically controlled by options set in the file setplot.py.
Typically each applications directory contains a file setplot.py, see for example Plotting examples in 1d. This file should define a function setplot(plotdata) that sets various attributes of an object plotdata of class ClawPlotData.
Documentation on how to create a setplot function and the various plotting parameters that can be set can be found in the section Using setplot.py to specify the desired plots.
Examples can be found at Plotting examples in 1d.
For interactive plotting we suggest using IPython, which is a nicer shell than the pure python shell, with things like command completion and history. See the Quick IPython Tutorial
Here’s an example:
$ ipython
In [1]: from pyclaw.plotters.Iplotclaw import Iplotclaw
In [2]: ip = Iplotclaw()
In [3]: ip.plotloop()
New start
Executing setplot ...
Interactive plotclaw with ndim = 1 ...
Type ? at PLOTCLAW prompt for list of commands
Start at which frame [default=0] ?
Plotting frame 0 ...
PLOTCLAW > n
Plotting frame 1 ...
PLOTCLAW > q
quitting...
In [4]:
Type ? at the PLOTCLAW prompt or ?command-name for more information. Most commonly used are n for next frame, p for previous frame and j to jump to a different frame. Hitting return at the prompt repeats the previous command.
You can restart the plotloop later by doing:
In [4]: ip.plotloop()
Interactive plotclaw with ndim = 1 ...
Type ? at PLOTCLAW prompt for list of commands
Start at which frame [default=1] ?
Replot data for frame 1 [no] ?
PLOTCLAW >
By default it starts at the frame where you previously left off.
If you want to change plot parameters, the easiest way is to edit the file setplot.py, either in a different window or, if you use vi, by:
PLOTCLAW > vi setplot.py
and then re-execute the setplot function using:
PLOTCLAW > resetplot
If you recompute results by running the fortran code again and want to plot the new results (from this same directory), you may have to clear the frames that have already been viewed using:
PLOTCLAW > clearframes
Or you can redraw the frame you’re currently looking at without clearing the rest of the cached frame data by doing:
PLOTCLAW > rr
To see what figures, axes, and items have been defined by setplot:
PLOTCLAW > show
Current plot figures, axes, and items:
---------------------------------------
figname = Pressure, figno = 1
axesname = AXES1, axescmd = subplot(1,1,1)
itemname = ITEM1, plot_type = 1d_plot
figname = Velocity, figno = 2
axesname = AXES1, axescmd = subplot(1,1,1)
itemname = ITEM1, plot_type = 1d_plot
Type “help” or “help command-name” at the prompt for more options.
If you are viewing plots in using Iplotclaw and want to explore the data for some frame or make plots directly in your Python shell, the data that is being plotted is available to you in attributes of the Iplotclaw instance. For example:
>>> ip = Iplotclaw(); ip.plotloop()
Interactive plotting for Clawpack output...
Plotting data from outdir = _output
...
Plotting Frame 0 at t = 0.0
PLOTCLAW > q
quitting...
>>> pd = ip.plotdata
>>> cd = ip.current_data
The cd object contains the current_data used for the most recent plot, while pd is the ClawPlotData object that gives access to all the plotting parameters currently being used as well as to methods such as getframe for retrieving other frames of data from this computation.
If you want to change the directory outdir where the frame data is coming from, you could do, for example:
>>> pd.outdir = "_output2"
>>> ip.plotloop()
...
PLOTCLAW > clearframes # to remove old frames from cache
PLOTCLAW > rr # to redraw current frame number but with new data
If you use $CLAW/setenv.py to set up your environment, then an alias ipyclaw = ‘ipython -profile claw’ will be defined (or you can type the above command at the unix prompt). This automatically loads the function Iplotclaw and some other useful modules. You can reconfigure this in $CLAW/python/ipythondir/ipythonrc-claw if you wish to have other commands executed automatically every time you start ipython. If you use this, then the example above is simplified to:
$ ipyclaw
In [1]: ip = Iplotclaw()
In [2]: ip.plotloop()
...
The function pyclaw.plotters.frametools.printframes can be used to produce html and latex versions of the plots:
>>> from pyclaw.plotters.data import ClawPlotData
>>> from pyclaw.plotters import frametools
>>> plotclaw = ClawPlotData()
>>> # set attributes as desired
>>> frametools.printframes(plotclaw)
A convenience method of ClawPlotData is defined to apply this function, e.g.:
>>> plotclaw.printframes()
This function is automatically called by the “make .plots” option available in most examples.
The first step in specifying how to plot is to create a ClawPlotData object to hold all the data required for plotting. This is generally done one of two ways:
In a script such as the plotclaw.py script included in most example directories, e.g., claw/examples/acoustics/1d/example1/plotclaw.py.html.
By creating an instance of Iplotclaw to do interactive plotting, e.g.:
>>> ip = Iplotclaw()Then ip will have an attribute plotdata that is a ClawPlotData object. This object will have attribute setplot initialized to ‘setplot.py’, indicating that other attributes should be set by executing the setplot function defined in the file ‘setplot.py’ in this directory.
Once you have a ClawPlotData object you can set various attributes to control what is plotted. For example,:
>>> plotdata.plotdir = '_plots'
>>> plotdata.setplot = 'my_setplot_file.py'
will cause hardcopy to go to subdirectory _plots of the current directory and will cause the plotting routines to execute:
>>> from my_setplot_file import setplot
>>> plotdata = setplot(plotdata)
before doing the plotting.
There are many other ClawPlotData attributes and methods.
Most example directories contain a file setplot.py that contains a function setplot(). This function sets various attributes of the ClawPlotData object to control what figures, axes, and items should be plotted for each frame of the solution.
For an outline of how a typical set of plots is specified, see Using setplot.py to specify the desired plots.


Vue is a JavaScript application framework similar to Angular and React, but simpler and lighter. Vue 1.0.25 is less than 80k of minified JavaScript. Angular 1.5.6 and React 15.1.0 are both about twice that size.
Despite its tiny footprint, Vue is very powerful and flexible. You can see how it compares with some other popular JavaScript frameworks here.
Wijmo is also compact, powerful and flexible. The two libraries are a great match. You can read more about Wijmo 5 here.
This sample shows how you can easily encapsulate Wijmo controls into Vue components. It has a main component that contains some random data, and several Wijmo controls all bound to the same data. If you use any control to modify the data, the changes are automatically reflected on all other controls on the page.
Let's begin by showing some data on an editable FlexGrid control:
The Wijmo Vue components expose a "control" pseudo-property that exposes the control instance to the parent component. This allows you to use the control in your markup. For example, the grid above has {{ theGrid.rows.length }} rows.
Next, let's show the same data as a chart using the FlexChart control:
The chart is bound to the same CollectionView as the grid, so if you edit or sort the data on the grid, the changes will be automatically be reflected on the chart.
The selectionMode property of the chart is set to "Point", so you when you click a point on the chart it will select the corresponding item.
Here's two gauges bound to the current customer's sales. You can use the gauges to see and also to edit the sales amount.
This section shows several input controls bound to the current item's properties:
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public class Device
Concrete implementation of IDevice
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protected java.util.List<AttachmentPoint> |
attachmentPoints
The current attachment points for the device. |
protected java.lang.Long |
deviceKey
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protected DeviceManagerImpl |
deviceManager
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protected java.lang.String |
dhcpClientName
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protected Entity[] |
entities
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protected java.lang.String |
entityClass
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protected static org.slf4j.Logger |
log
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protected java.lang.String |
macAddressString
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static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,IEntityClass> |
maps
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protected java.util.List<AttachmentPoint> |
oldAPs
These are the old attachment points for the device that were valid no more than INACTIVITY_TIME ago. |
protected long |
timestamp
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protected java.lang.Short[] |
vlanIds
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Device(Device device,
Entity newEntity,
int insertionpoint)
Construct a new device consisting of the entities from the old device plus an additional entity. |
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Device(DeviceManagerImpl deviceManager,
java.lang.Long deviceKey,
Entity entity,
IEntityClass entityClass)
Create a device from an entities |
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Device(DeviceManagerImpl deviceManager,
java.lang.Long deviceKey,
java.lang.String dhcpClientName,
java.util.Collection<AttachmentPoint> oldAPs,
java.util.Collection<AttachmentPoint> attachmentPoints,
java.util.Collection<Entity> entities,
IEntityClass entityClass)
Create a device from a set of entities |
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boolean |
deleteAttachmentPoint(long sw)
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boolean |
deleteAttachmentPoint(long sw,
short port)
Delete (sw,port) from the list of list of attachment points and oldAPs. |
protected int |
entityIndex(Entity entity)
Check whether the device contains the specified entity |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
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SwitchPort[] |
getAttachmentPoints()
Get all unique attachment points associated with the device. |
SwitchPort[] |
getAttachmentPoints(boolean includeError)
Get all unique attachment points associated with the device. |
java.lang.Long |
getDeviceKey()
Get the primary key for this device. |
java.lang.String |
getDHCPClientName()
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Entity[] |
getEntities()
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IEntityClass |
getEntityClass()
Get the entity class for the device. |
java.lang.Integer[] |
getIPv4Addresses()
Get all unique IPv4 addresses associated with the device. |
java.util.Date |
getLastSeen()
Get the most recent timestamp for this device |
long |
getMACAddress()
Get the MAC address of the device as a Long value. |
java.lang.String |
getMACAddressString()
Get the MAC address of the device as a String value. |
java.lang.Short[] |
getSwitchPortVlanIds(SwitchPort swp)
Returns all unique VLAN IDs for the device that were observed on the given switch port |
java.lang.Short[] |
getVlanId()
Get all unique VLAN IDs for the device. |
int |
hashCode()
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java.lang.String |
toString()
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protected boolean |
updateAttachmentPoint()
Update the known attachment points. |
protected boolean |
updateAttachmentPoint(long sw,
short port,
long lastSeen)
Update the list of attachment points given that a new packet-in was seen from (sw, port) at time (lastSeen). |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final java.util.Map<java.lang.String,IEntityClass> maps
protected static org.slf4j.Logger log
protected java.lang.Long deviceKey
protected DeviceManagerImpl deviceManager
protected Entity[] entities
protected java.lang.String entityClass
protected java.lang.String macAddressString
protected java.lang.Short[] vlanIds
protected java.lang.String dhcpClientName
protected long timestamp
protected java.util.List<AttachmentPoint> oldAPs
protected java.util.List<AttachmentPoint> attachmentPoints
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public Device(DeviceManagerImpl deviceManager, java.lang.Long deviceKey, Entity entity, IEntityClass entityClass)
deviceManager
- the device manager for this devicedeviceKey
- the unique identifier for this device objectentity
- the initial entity for the deviceentityClass
- the entity classes associated with the entitypublic Device(DeviceManagerImpl deviceManager, java.lang.Long deviceKey, java.lang.String dhcpClientName, java.util.Collection<AttachmentPoint> oldAPs, java.util.Collection<AttachmentPoint> attachmentPoints, java.util.Collection<Entity> entities, IEntityClass entityClass)
deviceManager
- the device manager for this devicedeviceKey
- the unique identifier for this device objectentities
- the initial entities for the deviceentityClass
- the entity class associated with the entitiespublic Device(Device device, Entity newEntity, int insertionpoint)
device
- the old device objectnewEntity
- the entity to add. newEntity must be have the same
entity class as deviceif
- positive indicates the index in the entities array were the
new entity should be inserted. If negative we will compute the
correct insertion point| Method Detail |
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protected boolean updateAttachmentPoint()
protected boolean updateAttachmentPoint(long sw, short port, long lastSeen)
sw
- port
- lastSeen
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public boolean deleteAttachmentPoint(long sw, short port)
sw
- port
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public boolean deleteAttachmentPoint(long sw)
public SwitchPort[] getAttachmentPoints()
IDevice
getAttachmentPoints
in interface IDevice
public SwitchPort[] getAttachmentPoints(boolean includeError)
IDevice
getAttachmentPoints
in interface IDevice
includeError
- whether to include blocked attachment points.
Blocked attachment points should not be used for forwarding, but
could be useful to show to a user
public java.lang.Long getDeviceKey()
IDevice
getDeviceKey
in interface IDevice
public long getMACAddress()
IDevice
getMACAddress
in interface IDevice
public java.lang.String getMACAddressString()
IDevice
getMACAddressString
in interface IDevice
public java.lang.Short[] getVlanId()
IDevice
getVlanId
in interface IDevice
public java.lang.Integer[] getIPv4Addresses()
IDevice
getIPv4Addresses
in interface IDevice
public java.lang.Short[] getSwitchPortVlanIds(SwitchPort swp)
IDevice
getSwitchPortVlanIds
in interface IDevice
swp
- the switch port to query
public java.util.Date getLastSeen()
IDevice
getLastSeen
in interface IDevice
public IEntityClass getEntityClass()
IDevice
getEntityClass
in interface IDevice
IEntityClassifierService
public Entity[] getEntities()
public java.lang.String getDHCPClientName()
protected int entityIndex(Entity entity)
entity
- the entity to search for
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
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Finally, a short questionnaire. Please indicate the level of personal importance of each of the categories in the task: namely, how relevant and meaningful your own country, birthday, or favorite animal is to you.
Personal importance of your country of origin:
very important
important
rather important
rather unimportant
unimportant
entirely unimportant
Personal importance of your birthday date:
very important
important
rather important
rather unimportant
unimportant
entirely unimportant
Personal importance of your favorite animal:
very important
important
rather important
rather unimportant
unimportant
entirely unimportant
Submit
That was all. Thank you for your participation!


Congratulations on making it to the penultimate class in the Introduction to JavaScript series! Last time you made a simple REST API that stored data to text files and completed the WebSocket backend for your chat client. You probably noticed that text files weren't a great way to store data for later manipulation and retrieval. I bet you also would have liked for your chat application to store message logs!
To remedy both of these issues, we will now explore the use of databases to make useful web applications. There are (broadly speaking) two main flavors of database system: Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and NoSQL. RDBMS are great for storing data as rows in tables that reference other rows in other tables—that is, data that has well defined relations that are known ahead of time. MySQL is a very popular example. On the other end of the spectrum, there are document-oriented and key-value stores known as NoSQL databases. These are ideal when you just want to store a bunch of mostly unstructured data and possibly split your database across many servers. MongoDB is a highly popular document-oriented NoSQL database. If this interests you, a good comparison of RDBMS vs NoSQL can be found here.
Suggested Readings
- Making Useful Web Applications - Intro JS 2014
Section 2 and, optionally, 5 if you want to see examples of a package that handles MongoDB schemas and data validation. - Node MongoDB Native Driver - GitHub
Skim the QuickStart to get an idea of what things MongoDB can do and how to do them. - (Optional) Q - GitHub
This is a really great library that vastly cleans up your code and can make it easier to understand. It allows you to chain callbacks using operations likethen
,done
,catch
, andfail
(it's just like jQuery $.get/$.post but for all asynchronous events!) - (Optional) Comparison of NoSQL Databases - Kristof Kovacs
This article offers a good overview of the types and use cases of the various NoSQL databases. This will likely come in handy if you ever plan on developing a large-scale web application. If you only learn one, Redis will probably be the most useful.
Exercise
The following tasks guide you through the use of MySQL (RDBMS) and MongoDB (NoSQL) in implementing user logins and chat message logging, respectively. We will be building upon the chat application built in the last two exercises. Just so everyone is on the same page, download JSChat 2.0 and use that as your starter code. You are more than welcome—encouraged, even—to paste in your own implementation and additional feature. When you have extracted the folder, be sure to runnpm install
to pull down all of the dependencies (express, mongodb, mysql).
1. User Logins
Okay, for this task, we're going to implement user logins using MySQL. While you can handle user accounts using a social login like the one provided by Facebook or Twitter, another, more freedom-respecting option is to roll your own! Here's the gist:
- A user creates an account by sending a username and password to the server.
- The server generates some random bytes, known as a salt, and hashes the result of appending (or prepending) the salt to the password.
- The server stores the username, the salt, and the hash of the password+salt. Note that the password is never stored on the server. This is nice because even if an attacker gains access to the database, she will not be able to easily recover the passwords or log in as another user.
- Now, when a user logs in, the server looks up the salt and hash associated with the provided username, hashes the salt+provided password, and compares it with the stored hash. If the hashes are equal, then the user is authenticated; if not, the login is rejected.
- When a user is authenticated, you will likely want to set a login cookie so that the user does not have to send his credentials each time. Express makes it easy to do this and we'll cover it in this task.
Important: Only send passwords over an HTTPS connection! Otherwise, an attacker can just read the password as it's sent over the network. For simplicity, we won't worry about this in this exercise.
Warmup
After editing the <meta username>
tag in client/index.html
to contain your username, start by pressing the button to create your very own MySQL database:
The database you created contains two tables (the things that store rows of data), users
and warmup
. The schemas of the tables are described below. A schema is essentially the layout of the data in the database. For a RDBMS like MySQL, the schema involves the data types of the columns and their relations.
The warmup
table:
| token |
|---|
| VARCHAR(64) |
warmup
table has a single column named "token" of type VARCHAR
. VARCHAR
just means a a non-fixed number of characters; the 64 gives the max length of 64 characters.
The users
table:
| name | salt | hash |
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| VARCHAR(64) | CHAR(8) | CHAR(40) |
users
table has a three columns named "name", "salt", and "hash". The new data type, CHAR
, represents a fixed number of characters, in this case eight. name
will contain the user'name, salt
will contain eight random characters, and hash
will contain the SHA1 hash of the salt+password.
credentials
object in server/main.js
. Take a look at how it is used in server/user.js
. When you are successful, running server/main.js
will yield a token that you should paste in the box below:
Creating Users
/user/create
POST
endpoint in server/user.js
.
- Inject the
COOKIE_SECRET
dependency intoserver/user.js
by pass it in as an option - Check to see if the required parameters
username
andpassword
parameters were passed in. If not, send a400 Bad Request
since the request can not be processed. - Insert the username, salt, and hash into the
users
table. Follow the example in the 2014 lecture notes. You may want to use the new?
escaping syntax, however. - Only one user is allowed to have a particular username. The MySQL driver will return an
ER_DUP_ENTRY
if the same primary key (username) is re-inserted. Return an appropriate HTTP status code to signal this condition.
checkCreateUser()
in your browser's terminal. Paste any tokens you get here:
Authenticating Users
/user/login
POST
endpoint.
Compared to creating a user, authenticating is easy:
- Return a 400 Bad Request if a required param is missing (this is handled before routing the action, so you've already done this)
SELECT
the rowWHERE
the`name`
is equal to the provided username. If one does not exist (i.e. no rows are returned), respond with a401 Unauthorized
Hint: Follow Example 4 from the 2014 lecture notes. You may want to use the new?
escaping syntax.- Assuming a row was found, unpack the salt and compute the hash in the same way as when you created the user. Compare the resulting hash to what was stored. If they're the same, set a login cookie and return a
200 OK
. Otherwise, return a401 Unauthorized
checkCreateUser()
in your browser's terminal. Paste any tokens you get here:
Authenticating WebSockets
io.use
method. The example provided shows you a very basic authententication scheme. Since you have signed login cookies set, your app can be a bit more secure! Complete the io.use
function in server/chat.js
and run checkWSAuth()
in your JSChat 2.0 page. You know what to do from there.


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I've always been a bit freaked out by let
. I usually use set
and it's fine, but I found an example where I can't use it. I also managed to get the tactic exfalso
to fail, which is certainly a first for me.
import data.nat.prime -- or anything which has a function which returns a list #check nat.factors -- nat.factors : ℕ → list ℕ -- I want to do induction on a list which depends on n example (n : ℕ) : false := begin set l := n.factors with hl, cases l, -- error /- induction tactic failed, failed to create new goal state: n : ℕ, l : list ℕ := nat.factors n, hl : l = nat.factors n ⊢ false -/ end example (n : ℕ) : false := begin let l := n.factors, cases l, { -- ⊢ (let l : list ℕ := nat.factors n in false) list.nil exfalso, -- error /- contradiction tactic failed -/ }, sorry end example (n : ℕ) : false := begin cases n.factors, -- works but no assumption n.factors = nil in context end
I was thinking about the prime factor question in #new members and I wanted to do cases on whether the list of factors had 0, 1, or more than 1 element. I tried induction on length but in the case where the length was >= 2 I couldn't extract the first two elements for reasons such as the above. What am I doing wrong?
I know there will be some goofy trick with the equation compiler but what if I'm in the middle of a tactic proof? [added later: actually, I can't even pull off the equation compiler trick, I want to do the old "match on rfl
" thing...]
For your first example:
import data.nat.prime -- or anything which has a function which returns a list #check nat.factors -- nat.factors : ℕ → list ℕ -- I want to do induction on a list which depends on n example (n : ℕ) : false := begin set l := n.factors with hl, simp at *, cases l, -- error /- induction tactic failed, failed to create new goal state: n : ℕ, l : list ℕ := nat.factors n, hl : l = nat.factors n ⊢ false -/ end
Adding simp at *
before cases l
seems to make it go through, but then both subgoals generated by cases
have an explicit let
binding under the line :sweat_smile: In fact, I don't even think that the generated subgoals are well-typed, e.g. (let l : list ℕ := nat.factors n in false) list.nil
in the first subgoal should reduce to false list.nil
which doesn't even make sense.
The subgoals are probably well typed but the pretty printer is getting confused and not showing something like a lambda with an implicit argument
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Timed Quiz
A website created for a user to take a timed quiz over javascript terms.
Technical Overview
The frontend was created using HTML 5 and styled mainly using the Bootstrap framework along with some custom CSS. I used clientside Javascript to handle the timer and to populate the questions with questions and answers. The webpage uses local storage to store the user's score and display it in the list of highscores on the highscore page.
Technologies
- Git
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Advanced Memory Allocation


Money Play.  Even 9/4, 8/2 is a septuple blunder.
The choice is between 24/13 and 24/18, 9/4. The former leaves three blots while the latter leaves only two and creates meaningful duplication of sixes. It is the correct play. 24/13 is rated as a small error.
The choice is between 24/13 and 24/18, 9/4. The former leaves three blots while the latter leaves only two and creates meaningful duplication of sixes. It is the correct play. 24/13 is rated as a small error.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/13 Eq.: -0.301 0.440 0.140 0.011 - 0.560 0.257 0.016 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/18 9/4 Eq.: -0.301 (-0.001) 0.435 0.158 0.017 - 0.565 0.221 0.008 3. Cubeful 0-ply 9/4 8/2 Eq.: -0.685 (-0.385) 0.347 0.099 0.003 - 0.653 0.237 0.019 4. Cubeful 0-ply 9/3 8/3 Eq.: -0.697 (-0.397) 0.331 0.094 0.004 - 0.669 0.211 0.011 5. Cubeful 0-ply 24/18 8/3 Eq.: -0.747 (-0.446) 0.374 0.130 0.010 - 0.626 0.353 0.036


Assignment 1
Assignment 1
The first assignment that I turned in
I am apart of the Vanderbilt Coding Bootcamp. I know javascipt, html, css, and use a MERN stack. I want to get a job as a software developer or web developer. I graduate from Oakwood University in 2023. I also know C++, Python, and C#.
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The first project that I completed.
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Kylian Mbappe: Zidane in love with PSG star ahead of UCL clash
- Kylian Mbappe is highly rated by Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane
- Zidane says he is 'already in love' with the striker fueling speculation of signing him in the summer
- Real Madrid and PSG will meet in the Champions League at the Santiago Bernabeu
Kylian Mbappe has been praised by Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane ahead of their crunch Champions League tie at the Santiago Bernabeu.
It is understood Los Blancos are preparing a mega bid for the France international in next summer's transfer window.
Zidane's side will be looking to avenge their 4-0 first leg defeat at Parc des Princes in September and the French boss spoke about the possibility of signing the 20-year-old who is valued at £370million.
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"I've known Mbappe for a long time, he came to do a test," Zidane added, referencing a time the forward came to Madrid as a youth player.
PSG will be looking to maintain their 100 percent record in Group A having already booked their place in the next stage of the competition.
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The Argentine is currently teammates with Ronaldo at Juventus and has played with Messi in the national team in the last four years.
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Chemical Element
Atomic Number:_#
Click the "Directions" link above to learn how to play.
Press the spacebar or click the start button to start.
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Atomic Number:_#
Click the "Directions" link above to learn how to play.
Press the spacebar or click the start button to start.
Use the arrow keys and spacebar or the buttons in the upper right to control the game.
When the game starts, a tetromino of a random shape and chemical element will appear at the top of the game board and begin to fall. Once it cannot fall any further, either by hitting the bottom or another tetromino, a new random tetromino will appear at the top of the board.
Each new tetromino will be of a chemical element that has not yet appeared until the entire periodic table has filled up. Then, the collection of possible elements is reset, so that further tetrominos don't have repeats, and the table left full.
Your objective is to keep the board clear enough that more tetrominos can drop; if there is no more space for a tetromino to appear, the game is over. In order to keep the game going, you must fill every quadrant in a horizontal line accross the board. Once a line is filled, all its quadrants are emptied and every block above it falls one row down.
Every line you clear adds to your score; the more lines cleared at once, the more points earned. You can clear as many as four lines at once, if you're clever about it. Be wary! As your points increase, so does the Level; each level makes the tetromino drop faster, until it drops as fast as if you held the down arrow all the time!
There are three game modes: Marathon, Fixed Level, and Pentathlon


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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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Send a Text message to the DFP Number displayed on the screen
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Proceed to the front with the Confirmation Number. Wow! That was FAST!
Find out which of your favorite establishments offer a reduced wait time


Go Retro With The 8BitDo N30, A Wireless Mouse Inspired By The NES Controller
Just don't try to play Super Mario with it
by Liam DoolanRemember the Super Nintendo mouse? It was originally designed for the 1992 release Mario Paint and was eventually made compatible with multiple other games on the system. The system's predecessor – the NES – didn't ever receive an official accessory like this, but now, after 34 years, there's at least a mouse inspired by the classic system.
Introducing the 8BitDo N30 – a 2.4GHz wireless computer mouse for Windows and Mac that looks like a Nintendo Entertainment System controller and is available right now for US$24.99. The rubber pad A and B buttons act as the main mouse buttons, a 3D touch panel in between makes scrolling a breeze, and the D-Pad on the side helps with navigation.
If this design looks familiar, that's most likely because you've seen the original mock-ups that have been doing the rounds online for a long time now. 8BitDo decided to collaborate with the Swedish industrial designer Daniel Jansson this year, after seeing the "true value" in his original concept to turn it into a real product.
The mouse requires a single AA battery and can run on this for 100-120 hours, according to the 8BitDo website. Do you think you would be interested in using this mouse? Tell us below.
[via theverge.com]


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I conduct a literature review and play with publicly accessible scientific datasets to understand the scientific and creative aspects of searching for exoplanets, particularly those that held promise of supporting life as we understand it.
I extensively delve into the world of exoplanets and the prospects of their habitability, by graphically plotting features in publicly available datasets to understand and analyse the scientific aspects of searching for exoplanets, particularly those which held the promise of supporting life.
I personally interviewed Prof. Didier Queloz, the Geneva based co-discoverer of the first exoplanet (now at Cambridge), to discuss the analytical components of my paper and solicit his views on the prospects of habitability and therefore the significance of exoplanets.
I talk about discovering the emerging patterns in the data, which leads me to rigorously investigate the causes of these features, the relationships between the data, and most importantly, to interrogate the reasons for these phenomena, based on the theories of astrophysics.


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Getting started¶
Below you can find a basic example and the working principle of tkgeom
.
Units¶
All length is in cm, densities in g/cm3, energy in MeV.
Usage¶
First, one needs to import the feign modules.
from tkgeom.geometry import *
Then one can define Points, Segments, Circles, Rectangles.
p=Point(3,4)
q=Point(5,6)
p.distance(q)
which will calculate the distance
\[d=\sqrt{(x_p-x_q)^2+(y_p-y_q)^2}\]
where \(x_p\) and \(x_q\) are the x
coordinates and \(y_p\) and \(y_q\) are the y
coordinates.


Java Web Parts is a project that provides small, reusable and largely independant Java components of interest to all web application developers. You can think of this project as being similar to the Jakarta Commons projects.
Java Web Parts is comprised of a number of packages, each supplied in their own individual JAR, with little (ideally no) cross-dependency. The packages currently include:
Please feel free to browse the Javadocs to get a feel for what the project has to offer. If you find something of use to you, download away and have at it! The download link will bring you to the SourceForge project page, where you can find binary and source packages.
If you would like to contribute, please join the mailing list and start today!
Version 1.1 final is now available. No changes from 1.1 beta 1, but now you can feel all warm and fuzzy about not having to use a beta build :)


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The only way to find out if a website is accessible is to test it.
Measuring accessibility
There are two elements to verify that a website is accessible: technical accessibility and usable accessibility. Technical accessibility determines whether the site will work with a range of assistive technologies. Usable accessibility determines whether the site will be usable by disabled people.
An accessibility test plan is an essential component of your website accessibility policy. When developing your accessibility test plan, you should consider using an appropriate mixture of tools and techniques. For example, you may wish to use expert reviews early on in the development cycle, user testing on later designs and automated testing at regular intervals thereafter. Please note that this approach may not be appropriate in specific cases. It merely serves to highlight that different methods for evaluating accessibility may be more or less appropriate at different stages of the development cycle.
Your accessibility test plan must include methods for testing both technical and usable accessibility.
How to test for technical accessibility
Approaches for determining technical accessibility include:
- Automated testing to determine whether the website upholds some of the checkpoints of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG);
- Validation testing of code to determine whether it upholds W3C guidelines and specifications – tools include validators for HTML and style sheets;
- Assistive technology tool testing to determine whether the website can be accessed using the tools commonly used by disabled users.
Automated testing
There are a number of free and commercially available automated testing tools that provide a way to measure conformance to some of the W3C guidelines. Website developers and testers should be aware of the capabilities and limitations of the tool being used. Although these tools check for a relatively small proportion of the W3C guidelines, they can be useful for analysing a whole site for technical accessibility.
Validation testing
Validation testing should be undertaken by website developers to ensure that their mark-up conforms to W3C guidelines and specifications. The W3C Markup Validation Service19 should be used to validate HTML and the W3C CSS Validation Service20 should be used to evaluate the validity of any CSS. This is an important exercise as assistive technologies may rely on mark-up meeting these specifications.
Assistive technology tool testing
Assistive technology tool testing is a way to check that the tools commonly used by disabled users can read and interact with the web content and controls can be activated. If a website conforms to the W3C guidelines, assistive technologies should work with the site. Assistive technology tool tests can provide a relatively quick way for a tester with specialist knowledge of the tools to assess the website’s technical accessibility.
How to test for usable accessibility
Approaches for determining usable accessibility include:
- User testing to identify any usability and accessibility problems real-world users may have.
- Expert reviews, involving specialists in usability and accessibility, to evaluate the website in order to find potential problems;
- Conformance inspections to determine the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) conformance level for the website or check that it meets a specified WCAG conformance level;
User testing
User testing involves recruiting a set of representative users and asking them to attempt to use a website to achieve a set of representative tasks. User testing should include users from a range of disabilities and preferences, including a mix of beginners and experienced web users using a range of assistive technologies.
It is recommended that user testing is included in all website development projects as it provides the best evidence that a website will be usable by disabled people. The testing process used should conform to BS EN ISO 13407:1999, Human-centred design processes for interactive systems.
User testing relies on creating user profiles that describe the types of people who you want and believe should be able to use the website and then recruiting users who match these profiles.
Expert review
There are different types of structured expert review methods, including:
- Heuristic evaluation, where an interface is inspected against a set of heuristics or guidelines, and;
- Cognitive walk-though, where evaluators step through a series of actions with a goal of completing a typical user task.
In all cases, experts can use assistive technology as part of the expert review process. However, specialist training is often required to make sure that the way the technologies are used closely matches the way they would be used by a disabled person.
Expert reviews can be conducted on early designs and finished code and are relatively quick and inexpensive to perform. They are useful for identifying quality and consistency issues not typically identified during user testing. However, they do not find the same type or number of problems as user testing and in some cases can identify problems that real users would not experience. It should also be noted that the quality of the findings is directly related to the skill and experience of the experts.
Conformance inspection
A conformance inspection is a systematic manual review of each web page against the W3C guidelines as specified, which typically follows a validation test and involves reviewing each piece of content and control on a page. Conformance inspections provide a single method for determining whether a website upholds WCAG. However, they are time consuming and require an expert in accessibility, usability and website design.
Because of the amount of effort spent inspecting a page, a useful technique is to test a representative sample of the total web pages. This sample may be pages with high usage or involve critical functions such as form filling.


To select a taxonomy, use the drop-down menu at top left. The taxonomy will appear, unexpanded, in the left-hand part of the screen. You can click on the triangular icon at the left of a taxonomy element to expand or contract a node. Clicking on the document icon next to the node name will bring up a context menu (none of the options are currently functional in the prototype).
Click on a taxonomy node to show documents classified under the Node represented by a node. Documents are classified using the list of Keywords contained in a Node.
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Keywords have weights - in the prototype these default to 100%.
To add a new keyword click the + icon. An editable field will appear highlighted in yellow. Enter the new keyword data and click outside the editable field to finish.
Click the keyword to edit its text.
Keywords may be removed by clicking the small 'x' icon next to the keyword text.
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Evidence table for therapeutic drugs of COVID-19.
a
●recommend.
b
◯recommend only if necessary.
c
▲significant effect.
d
△no significant difference compared with control group.
e
−not recommend or no current clinical research results.


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A collection of small functions useful for epidemics analysis and infectious disease modelling. This includes computation of basic reproduction numbers from growth rates, generation of hashed labels to anonymise data, and fitting discretised Gamma distributions.
| Version: |
0.2.1 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: |
digest, distcrete, stringi |
| Suggests: |
testthat, roxygen2, outbreaks, incidence (≥ 1.4.1), knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: |
2018-08-28 |
| Author: |
Thibaut Jombart [aut, cre],
Anne Cori [aut],
Zhian N. Kamvar [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Thibaut Jombart <thibautjombart at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/reconhub/epitrix/issues |
| License: |
MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: |
http://www.repidemicsconsortium.org/epitrix |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
epitrix results |


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Functions
| NcWindow * | nc_window_new_from_name () |
| gdouble | nc_window_volume () |
| gdouble | nc_window_eval_fourier () |
| gdouble | nc_window_deriv_fourier () |
| gdouble | nc_window_eval_realspace () |
| void | nc_window_free () |
| void | nc_window_clear () |
Description
This module comprises the set of functions to compute the window function in both real and Fourier spaces as well as its derivative with respect to the scale $R$ in Fourier space.
In order to study the statistical properties of the density fluctuation field at a certain scale $R$, we use the window function. As an example, to compute the variance of the density contrast at scale $R$, we convolve the window function in the Fourier space with the power spectrum.
Seee also: NcmFftlogTophatwin2 an NcmFftlogGausswin2.
Functions
nc_window_new_from_name ()
NcWindow *
nc_window_new_from_name (gchar *window_name
);
This function returns a new NcWindow whose type is defined by window_name
string.
nc_window_volume ()
gdouble
nc_window_volume (NcWindow *wf
);
This function returns the volume of the region (with radius 1) defined by the window function.
Top-hat volume: NC_WINDOW_VOLUME_TOPHAT.
Gaussian volume: NC_WINDOW_VOLUME_GAUSSIAN.
nc_window_eval_fourier ()
gdouble nc_window_eval_fourier (const NcWindow *wf
,const gdouble k
,const gdouble R
);
This function computes the window function in the Fourier space.
nc_window_deriv_fourier ()
gdouble nc_window_deriv_fourier (const NcWindow *wf
,const gdouble k
,const gdouble R
);
This function returns the derivative with respect to R
of the window function
in the Fourier space.
nc_window_eval_realspace ()
gdouble nc_window_eval_realspace (const NcWindow *wf
,const gdouble r
,const gdouble R
);
This function computes the window function in real space.
nc_window_free ()
void
nc_window_free (NcWindow *wf
);
Atomically decrements the reference count of wf
by one. If the reference count drops to 0,
all memory allocated by wf
is released.


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2013-01-12 ~ eventually this could become some sort of 'cheat sheet'...
Key words in order of appearance in the bookk.
[page:Absential Absential] / absence / absent
Homunculus / golem
entelechy
[page:Ententional] / Intentional - p26
orthograde / contragrade
[page:emergence]
[page:Constraints]
[page:Homedynamics] / orthograde / contragrade // when??
- second law of thermodynamics
[page:Emergencce]
- more-is different??
[page:Morphodynamics] / // where??
boundaries /
intrinsic /extrinsic??
[page:teleodynamics] / teleology / intentional / ententional / self, semiotics / life // who??
- homunculus / golem << part of teleodynamics?
[page:Autogen]
autocatalysis - p292
hypercycles
teleogen
Work
- teleodynamic work
info?
organism / life / [page:Self]
2013-01-16: The following, when completed, will be a listing of the most frequently used key words in the text with links to Wikipedia where appropriate. The key words are listed under the relevant discipline.
cause/causality ~ Four Causes: material |formal | efficient | final << Aristotle
change: spontaneous / non-spontaneous
dynamical systems
entlechy << Aristotle
figure / background << McLuhan
form
functionalism / multiple realizability / - p30
Homunculus fallacy [argument] - p48
intrinsic / extrinsic
mind / body << Descartes
realist/ nominalist << Plato / Aristotle
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reductionist/emergentist/anti-reductionist << Brits / Kim
- atomism, fractionation, eliminative materialism, mereology, individuation
subvenient/supervenient
???
organization, function, purpose, agency, locus,
purpose has: orientation, representation, function, value, agency
epigenetics
natural selection << Darwin
Law of Effect
autocatalysis << Stuart Kauffman
hypercycles << Manfred Eigen
attractor << Lorenz
energy
entropy << Boltzman
negentropy
<< Newton
relativity << Einstein
quantum physics
second law of thermodynamics
work
information << Shannon
universal grammar


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What Do You Need to Become an Elite Developer?, What character traits does an elite developer have?
Aaron from MarkedUp makes some good points here.
Aaronontheweb | What Do You Need to Become an Elite Developer?:
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Without options, exec can be seen as the execline NOP.
Options
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