Football Manager 2020 releases at No. 1 in EMEAA charts
Football Manager beats out Q4 big-hitters, but otherwise charts remain steady as holiday season looms
by Haydn TaylorFootball Manager 2020 is enjoying a strong launch week in the charts, beating out all the latest big releases to arrive in the top spot.
It has not been a week of surprises in the EMEAA combined digital and retail charts, with all the Q4 2019 big-hitters making an appearance as we enter the holiday season.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order holds fast at No. 2 in its second week, while Call of Duty hops a spot into No. 3.
FIFA continues its reign as an ever present force in the charts at No. 5, nearly two months after release.
Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield still hold a firm grasp despite Nintendo's refusal to publish digital sales figures, placing at No. 5 and No. 6 respectively,
Grand Theft Auto V, having taken up permanent residence in the top ten, is up three spots to No. 7.
Meanwhile Luigi's Mansion 3 and Need for Speed: Heat continue to enjoy solid success, placing at No. 8 and No. 9.
While not a permanent fixture of the top ten, Rainbow Six Siege does return with remarkable frequency, and this week finds itself at No. 10, having climbed from No. 26.
Here are the Top 10 best-selling games by units (combined digital and physical) in EMEAA for the week ending November 24, 2019:
| Last Week | This Week | Title |
|---|---|---|
| New Entry | 1 | Football Manager 2020 |
| 2 | 2 | Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order |
| 4 | 3 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare |
| 5 | 4 | FIFA 20 |
| 1 | 5 | Pokémon Sword |
| 3 | 6 | Pokémon Shield |
| 10 | 7 | Grand Theft Auto V |
| 7 | 8 | Luigi's Mansion 3 |
| 8 | 9 | Need for Speed: Heat |
| 26 | 10 | Rainbow Six Siege |
Participating companies in the GSD charts (run by B2boost on behalf of ISFE) are Activision Blizzard, Bandai Namco, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, Focus Home Interactive, Koch Media, Microsoft, Milestone, Paradox, Sega, Sony, Square Enix, Ubisoft and Warner Bros.
Digital data includes games sold in Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and UAE.
Physical data includes all games, but only those sold in Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Great Britain, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.


Editor's note, September 2022: This DID method works. There are reasonable, tested libraries for it in python and java. It is convenient to use with DIDComm v2. It is in active use within the Hyperledger Aries community, among other places, and has gravitas and momentum there. However, it is not required when using DIDComm, and since peer DIDs were described, some methods with partly overlapping functionality have become more popular. In addition, the method predates the formal DID standard by almost two years; when the DID spec became a TR, it became desirable to update a couple details here that were out of alignment. That work hasn't been done.
We are not formally deprecating the method. It represents an important milestone in our explorations of what is possible with DIDs, and it still delivers value. However, we want people to be aware that new work may be better focused on alternative methods. If you care about endpoints, sophisticated delegation, multisig, and key rotation, we recommend getting the features of peer DIDs wth did:keri. If you don't care about endpoints at all, and you don't plan to rotate keys, then did:key may be a good choice. Or you can continue to use this method. It's not going away; it just won't get a lot of attention going forward.
This document defines a "peer" DID Method that conforms to the DID Spec. The method can be used independent of any central source of truth, and is intended to be cheap, fast, scalable, and secure. It is suitable for most private relationships between people, organizations, and things. We expect that peer-to-peer relationships in every blockchain ecosystem can benefit by offloading pairwise and n-wise relationships to peer DIDs.


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Prior to joining UMD, I did my Bachelors of Engineering(Hons.) in Mechanical Engineering at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani. At BITS, I worked in the Center for Robotics and Intelligent Systems Lab (CRIS) and was advised by Prof. Bijoy Kumar Rout. I was also a member of the Formula Student Team at BITS Pilani: Inspired Karters


Goal
Test for discrepancy between a URL's parsed components as they appear in the DOM properties versus an HTTP GET request.
Description
This page tests how a URL's properties compare in the DOM and an HTTP GET request, using the following method:
- Load test cases from urls-local.json
- For each test case, create an iframe in the same origin as the parent document.
- In the iframe, create an anchor element with the test case as href, e.g.:

In the iframe reate a script element with the test case as src, e.g.:

This host is setup with a wildcard DNS record, a mod_rewrite rule, and a CGI script so that any request that includes "urltest" in the hostname will return a javascript document with two variables: "hostname" and "pathname" with values taken from the HTTP GET request.
Compare the DOM properties of the anchor's href, with the two javascript variables returned from the HTTP GET request.


Combines two tasks such that the resulting task assimilates the result of the first one to resolve.
This API is still experimental, so it may change or be removed in future versions. You should not rely on it for production applications.
Combines two tasks such that the resulting task assimilates the result of the first one to resolve.
Note that once a task finishes, the other task is cancelled. If the combined task is cancelled, both tasks are also cancelled.
As a convenience for combining a large or unknown amount of tasks, the
waitAny()
function in the concurrency/task
module preceives an array of Tasks to
"or" together.
const { task } = require('folktale/concurrency/task');
const delay = (ms) => task(
resolver => {
const timerId = setTimeout(() => resolver.resolve(ms), ms);
resolver.cleanup(() => {
clearTimeout(timerId);
});
}
);
const timeout = (ms) => task(
resolver => {
const timerId = setTimeout(() => resolver.reject(ms), ms);
resolver.cleanup(() => {
clearTimeout(timerId);
});
}
);
const result = await delay(20).or(timeout(300))
.run().promise();
$ASSERT(result == 20);
const result2 = await delay(200).or(timeout(100))
.run().promise().catch(e => `timeout ${e}`);
$ASSERT(result2 == 'timeout 100');
or(that) {
return new Task(resolver => {
let thisExecution = this.run(); // eslint-disable-line prefer-const
let thatExecution = that.run(); // eslint-disable-line prefer-const
let done = false;
resolver.onCancelled(() => {
thisExecution.cancel();
thatExecution.cancel();
});
const guard = (fn, execution) => (value) => {
if (!done) {
done = true;
execution.cancel();
fn(value);
}
};
thisExecution.listen({
onRejected: guard(resolver.reject, thatExecution),
onCancelled: guard(resolver.cancel, thatExecution),
onResolved: guard(resolver.resolve, thatExecution)
});
thatExecution.listen({
onRejected: guard(resolver.reject, thisExecution),
onCancelled: guard(resolver.cancel, thisExecution),
onResolved: guard(resolver.resolve, thisExecution)
});
});
}


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Floating/Fixed Tips with GIF, Video, Code Highlight (JS, CSS, Java, Shell,...) |
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API for both Item Validation and also Presentation of Validation Errors (in Red Items, Section, Popup) |
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Chapter 6. Stacks and Queues
Often it is important to store data so that
when it is retrieved later, it is automatically presented in
some prescribed order. One common way to retrieve data is in
the opposite order as it was stored. For example, consider the
data blocks a program maintains to keep track of function calls
as it runs. These blocks are called activation records. For a set of functions { f1, f2, f3} in which f1 calls f2 and f2 calls f3, a program allocates
one activation record each time one of the functions is
called. Each record persists until its function returns. Since
functions return in the opposite order as they were called,
activation records are retrieved and relinquished in the
opposite order as they were allocated. Another common way to
retrieve data is in the same order as it was stored. For
example, this might be useful with a bunch of things to do;
often we want to do the first item first and the last item
last. Stacks and queues are simple data structures that help
in such common situations.
This chapter covers:
- Stacks
-
Efficient
data structures for storing and retrieving data in a
last-in, first-out, or LIFO, order. This allows us to
retrieve data in the opposite order as it was stored.
- Queues
-
Efficient data structures useful for
storing and retrieving data in a first-in, first-out, or
FIFO, order. This allows us to retrieve data in the same
order as it was stored.
Some applications of stacks and queues are:
- Semaphores
-
Programmatic devices for synchronizing
access to shared resources. When a process encounters a
semaphore, it performs a test to determine whether someone
else is currently accessing the resource the semaphore
protects. If so, the process blocks and waits until another
process signals that the resource is available. Since many
processes may be waiting on a resource, some implementations
of semaphores use a queue to determine who is next to
go.
- Event handling (illustrated in
this chapter)
-
A critical part of real-time programming.
In real-time systems, events frequently occur when the
system is not quite ready to handle them. Therefore, a queue
keeps track of events so that they can be processed at a
later time in the order they were received.
- X Window System
-
A network-based, graphical window system in
which graphics are displayed on servers under the direction
of client programs. X is a specific example of a system that
does event handling. To manage events in real time, it uses
a queue to store events until they can be processed.
- Producer-consumer problem
-
A generalization for modeling cooperating
processes wherein one process, the producer, writes to a queue shared
by another process, the consumer, which reads from it. The
producer-consumer problem is a classic one to study because
many applications can be described in terms of it.
- Function calls in C
-
An essential part of modular programming.
When we call a function in a C program, an activation record
containing information about the call is pushed onto a stack
called the program stack. When a function terminates, its
activation record is popped off the stack. A stack is the
perfect model for this because when functions call one
another, they return in the opposite order as they were
called.
- Abstract stack machines
-
An abstraction used by compilers and
hand-held calculators to evaluate expressions (see the
example in Chapter
9). |


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1. "Reform is China's second revolution. This is a very important and necessary thing to do, although it is a risky thing. "
2, "whether black or white, catching mice is a good cat."
3, "reform is the only way for China to develop productive forces."
 If you are sure of something, try it boldly and go ahead boldly. "
5, "reform should include the reform of the political system."
6, "emancipate your mind and reform faster."
about development1, "development is the absolute principle!"
2, "science and technology are the first productive forces."
3, "to master new technologies, one must be good at learning and innovation."
4, "emancipate our minds, use our brains and seek truth from facts."
5, "respect knowledge, respect talents."
6, "create an environment in which top-notch talents can stand out."
7, "some regions have the conditions to develop first, and the regions that develop first will drive the regions that develop later, and eventually achieve common prosperity."
8, "greening the motherland for the benefit of all generations."
about the country1, "what is leadership? Leadership is service. "
2, "China's problems still lie within the communist party."
3, "we must oppose corruption throughout the process of reform and opening up."
4, "serve the people wholeheartedly and go deep into the masses to listen to their voices; Dare to tell the truth, oppose falsehood, do more practical things instead of using false names. It is necessary to distinguish between public and private affairs and not to exchange principles for human feelings. We should appoint people on merit and oppose the appointment of people on their own. "
5. "The basic line must be maintained for 100 years and cannot be shaken."
6, "realize the four modernizations and never seek hegemony."
7, "one country, two systems."
8, "hong kong people ruling hong kong have a boundary and a standard, that is, hong kong people with patriots as the main body must govern hong kong. We don't require them to all agree with China's socialist system. We only require them to love their motherland and Hong Kong. "
9, "achieving national unity is the aspiration of the nation."
on diplomacy1, "observe calmly, face difficulties calmly and defend our position." Keep a low profile, strive for time, and never seek hegemony. "
2, "in the affairs of various countries, we must respect the parties and people of various countries. they should find their own way, explore and solve problems. other parties should not act as Lao zi's party and give orders. We oppose being given orders by others, and we must never give orders to others. This should become an important principle. "
3, "China is a permanent member of the UN security Council, and China understands its responsibilities. There are two things we can trust, one is to stick to the principle and the other is to keep our word. We do not engage in political games or language games. "
4, "China's foreign policy is consistent, with three sentences. the first sentence is against hegemonism, the second sentence is to safeguard world peace, and the third sentence is to strengthen unity and cooperation with the third world."
5, "frankly speaking, sovereignty is not an issue that can be discussed."


Volkswagen ID.4 Crossover Caught With Almost No Camo
There’s no hiding from our spy photographers.
by Martin BiggAt the 2019 LA Auto Show last week, Volkswagen introduced the newest member to the electric ID. family: the ID. Space Vizzion Concept, which previews a sleek electric wagon. The production model is expected to arrive in the US in late 2021. Before then, the first electric Volkswagen ID. model to go on sale in America will be the production version of the ID. Crozz.
We've already seen prototypes of the production model (which is likely to be called the ID.4), being tested, but our spy photographers have caught Volkswagen's electric crossover being tested with almost no camouflage.
While we're used to seeing prototypes covered with bland black and white camo, Volkswagen has taken a less conventional approach to disguise the ID.4 prototype by making the front and rear look like a combustion-powered Opel. But the German automaker isn't fooling anyone.
Compared to the concept, the production version has replaced the sliding rear doors with more conventional doors. In contrast to the concept's coupe-style sloping roofline, the production version also adopts a hatchback-style roofline to provide more space for passengers and luggage.
Based on VW's electric MEB platform, the ID.4 will slot between the Tiguan and the Tiguan Allspace in terms of size but will have a longer wheelbase than the Tiguan. Being based on the same platform as the ID.4 means the ID.4 will likely be powered by two electric motors. In the Crozz concept, this setup produced a combined 302 horsepower and an electric driving range of 300 miles. The electric crossover can also charge up to 80 percent in just 30 minutes.
Volkswagen has confirmed the ID.4 will debut in the US next Spring, so there's a chance it could be unveiled at the 2020 New York Auto Show in April.


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What with all the hubbub about Erlang, I've started diving into functional programming languages. Back in school, I learned a bit of Scheme as part of a mostly-Pascal-based second-semester CS course -- just before Scheme became the language with which the introductory CS concepts were introduced to first-year CS students at my university. To get back into the swing of things, I cracked open my copies of Springer and Friedman's Scheme and the Art of Programming, and The Scheme Programming Language, 3rd ed., and downloaded the excellent PLT Scheme environment. Currently I'm working my way through the exercises in the Springer/Friedman book -- fairly elementary, but I figured I'd start from square one.
Initial observations:
let
) can be defined in terms of even more primitive constructs (lambda
).More as interesting things arise.


Body of KZN teen who tried to save drowning neighbour found
by Kaveel SinghThe body of a KwaZulu-Natal teenager who tried to save his seven-year-old neighbour who was swept away following heavy flooding has been found, paramedic services said on Monday.
"The body of the 14-year-old who tried to save the seven-year-old from the Nonoti River last week was recovered this afternoon, bringing closure for the family," IPSS spokesperson Paul Herbst said.
He added the body had washed up on the river's banks near the Darnall Mill. A police search and rescue team was on the scene together with other officers to investigate the incident.
The seven-year-old boy's body was found on Wednesday.
The province was hit by severe rains early last week with a tornado also claiming two lives in eMpolweni, New Hanover, on Wednesday.
The South African Weather Service has predicted more heavy rains for the province this week.


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'Britain's fattest cat' given crash diet after becoming too big to clean herself
The manager of the rescue centre Paisley was handed into says the cat's size 'took her breath away'
by Luke Matthews, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/luke-matthews/A tubby tabby dubbed Britain's fattest cat has been put on a strict diet after leaving staff at a rescue centre 'lost for words' when she was handed in.
Four-year-old Paisley weighs in at a whopping 1st 7lbs (9.5kg), double the weight of a healthy cat, and went into a rescue home when her owner couldn't cope anymore.
Staff at Cats Protection's National Cat Adoption Centre in West Sussex even have to help her clean herself as she has become to big to manage it herself.
It's thought porky Paisley's massive bulk comes from being overfed by her previous owner, combined with a lack of exercise and poor diet, which saw her weight skyrocket.
Deputy manager of the rescue centre, Tania Marsh, said: "When I saw Paisley I thought 'oh my goodness'.
"It took my breath away. She's the fattest cat I've ever seen.
"I've been with Cats Protection for 13 years and we get some cats on the larger side sometimes but nothing of this extent.
"We can only put it down to the quantity of food she was given.
"Paisley was loved with food if you like. She was a mainly indoor cat and didn't go outside that much so there was a lack of opportunity for exercise.
"She's lovely, she's very loving and interactive. She's such a dear little cat so it's sad to see her the weight that she is.
"Paisley likes to sit on your lap but she really struggles to be as active as she should be."
The good news is after being given up with for adoption on October 17, Paisley has already found a new home where she will be moving to shortly.
She's started a vet-prescribed diet to help her beat the bulge and has already shifted one pound on her new healthy lifestyle.
Despite the positive progress, there's still a chance poor Paisley will develop diabetes.
Tania said: "There are so many health risks that are coming her way because of her weight such as diabetes and heart problems.
"When she goes to her new home she'll have to maintain the diet, no treats are allowed.
"The cat food is specially formulated to have less calories and it allows them to feel fuller for longer so they don't feel hungry all the time.
"Regular checks with the vet will also be needed, we need to make sure she doesn't lose weight too quickly otherwise she could develop a fatty liver."
She added: "My advice would be to feed your cats twice a day. Limit the treats and tidbits in between and if you do give them to your cat then modify their meal size accordingly.
"Interact with them and move with them as much as possible.
"If you can't feel their ribs you need to think about helping them slim down."


Write a program that finds the most frequent number in an array.
== use spaces to separate the elements of the array
== Example: 1 5 -6 7 5 ==


| GEOS SDK TechDocs
|
| varwin ...
wclear
wclear
Clears the current window.
wcreate
wcreate <height>
Create a window of the given height and return a token for it. The window is placed just above the command window, if there's room. If there aren't that many lines free on the screen, an error is returned.
wdelete
wdelete <window>
Delete the given window. All windows below it move up and the command window enlarges.
whatat
whatat [<address>]
Examples:
-
"whatat"
- name of variable at *DS:SI
-
"whatat ^l2ef0h:002ah"
-
name of variable at the specified address
Print the name of the variable at the address.
-
The <address> argument specifies where to find a variable name for. The address defaults to *DS:SI.
-
If no appropriate variable is found for the address, `*nil*' is returned.
See Also: pobject,
hwalk,
lhwalk.
whatis
whatis (<symbol>|<addr>)
Examples: "whatis WinColorFlags"
This produces a human-readable description of a symbol, giving whatever information is pertinent to its type.
-
For type symbols (e.g. structures and enumerated types), the description of the type is fully displayed, so if a structure has a field with an enumerated type, all the members of the enumerated type will be printed as well. Also all fields of nested structures will be printed. If this level of detail isn't what you need, use the "pscope" command instead.
-
It's not clear why you'd need the ability to find the type of an address-expression, since those types always come from some symbol or other, but if you want to type more, you certainly may.
why
why
Examples: "why"
Print a description of why the system crashed.
-
This must be run from within the frame of the FatalError function. Sometimes GEOS is not quite there. In this case, step an instruction
or two and then try the "why" command again.
-
This simply looks up the enumerated constant for the error code in AX in the "FatalErrors" enumerated type defined by the geode that called FatalError. For example, if a function in the kernel called FatalError, AX would be looked up in geos::FatalErrors, while if a function in your application called FatalError, this function would look it up in the FatalErrors type defined by your application. Each application defines this enumerated type by virtue of having included
ec.def
or
ec.goh
.
-
For certain fatal errors, additional information is provided by invoking the command <patient>::<error code name>, if it exists.
See Also: regs,
backtrace,
explain.
wintree
wintree <window handle> [<data field>]
Examples:
-
"wintree ^hd060h"
-
print a window tree starting at the handle d060h
Print a window tree starting with the root specified.
-
The <window address> argument is the address to a window.
-
The <data field> argument is the offset to any instance data within a window (like W_ptrFlags).
See Also: vistree,
gentree.
winverse
winverse
Sets the inverse-mode of the current window (whether newly-echoed characters are displayed in inverse video) on or off, depending on its argument (1 is on).
wmove
wmove [(+|-)] <x-coord> [(+|-)] <y-coord>
Moves the cursor for the current window. Takes two arguments: the new
x
position and the new
y
position. These positions may be absolute or relative (absolute positions begin with + or -). If you attempt to move outside the current window, an error is generated. This command returns the new cursor position as {
x y
}.
words
words [<address>] [<length>]
Examples:
-
"words"
- lists 8 words at DS:SI
-
"words ds:di 16"
-
lists 16 words starting at DS:DI
Examine memory as a dump of words.
-
The <address> argument is the address to examine. If not specified, the address after the last examined memory location is used. If no address has been examined then DS:SI is used for the address.
-
The <length> argument is the number of bytes to examine. It defaults to 8.
-
Pressing <Return> after this command continues the list.
See Also: bytes,
dwords,
imem,
assign.
wpop
wpop
Revert the current window to its previously pushed value.
wpush
wpush <window>
Switch to a new window, saving the old current-window. Use
wpop
to go back to the previous window. All I/O goes through the current window.
wrefresh
wrefresh
Synchronizes the current window with the screen. This need only be performed if you don't echo a newline, as echoing a newline refreshes the current window.
wtop
wtop <flag>
Sets where windows go. If argument is non-zero, windows go at the top of the screen and work down. Else windows go at the bottom of the screen and work up
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VolMesh
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class
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VolMesh
Bases:
compas.datastructures.Datastructure
Class for working with volumetric meshes.
- Attributes
vertex (dict) – The vertices of the volmesh. Each vertex is represented by a key-value pair in the vertex dictionary. The key is the unique identifier of the vertex, and the value is itself a dictionary of named vertex attributes.
self.vertex[key] -> attribute dict
cell (dict) – The cells of the volmesh. Each cell is represted by a key-value pair in the cell dictionary. The key is the unique identifier of the cell, and the value id itself a dictionary. The keys of this dictionary correspond to the vertices that make up the cell. The values are again dictionaries. Each key in the latter dictionary is a neighbor of the previous vertex. Together they form a halfedge of the cell, pointing at one of the cell’s halffaces.
self.cell[ckey][u][v] -> fkey
halfface (dict) – The halffaces of the volmesh. Each halfface is represented by
self.halfface[fkey] -> vertex cycle
plane (dict) – The planes of the volmesh. Every plane is uniquely defined by three neighboring vertices of the volmesh in a specific order. At the first level, each vertex in the plane dict points at a new dictionary. This keys of this dictionary are the (undirected) neighbors of the previous vertex. The values are again dictionaries. In combination with the first two keys, the keys of the latter identify oriented faces (planes) of the volmesh, finally pointing at the cells of the volmesh.
self.plane[u][v][w] -> ckey
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Notes
Volumetric meshes are 3-mainfold, cellular structures.
The implementation of VolMesh is based on the notion of x-maps and the concepts behind the OpenVolumeMesh library [vci2016]. In short, we add an additional entity compared to polygonal meshes, the cell, and relate cells not through half-edges, but through a combination of half-faces and planes. Each cell consists of a series of vertex pairs, forming half-edges. Every half-edge points at a half-face of the cell. The half- faces are stored as vertex cycles. Every three adjacent vertices in the cycle, through the planes, point at the cell of which they form the boundary.
References
- vci2016
Visual Computing Institute Open Volum Mesh. Available at: http://www.openvolumemesh.org
Methods
__init__
()Initialize self.
add_cell
(halffaces[, ckey, attr_dict])Add a cell to the volmesh object.
add_halfface
(vertices[, fkey, attr_dict])Add a halfface to the volmesh object.
add_vertex
([key, attr_dict])Add a vertex to the volmesh object.
Compute the x, y, z dimensinos of the bounding box of the volmesh.
cell_center
(ckey)Compute the location of the center of mass of a cell.
cell_centroid
(ckey)Compute the location of the centroid of a cell.
cell_edges
(ckey)The edges of a cell.
cell_halfedges
(ckey)The halfedges of a cell.
cell_halffaces
(ckey)The halffaces of a cell.
cell_neighbors
(ckey)Return the cell neighbors of a cell across its halffaces.
cell_pair_halffaces
(ckey_1, ckey_2)Given 2 ckeys, returns the interfacing halffaces, respectively.
cell_to_mesh
(ckey)Construct a mesh from a cell.
Return the vertices and halffaces of a cell.
cell_tree
(root)cell_vertex_halffaces
(ckey, vkey)Ordered halffaces connected to a vertex of a cell.
cell_vertex_neighbors
(ckey, vkey)Ordered vertex neighbors of a vertex of a cell.
cell_vertices
(ckey)The vertices of a cell.
cells
([data])Iterate over the cells of the volmesh.
centroid
()Compute the centroid of the volmesh.
clear
()Clear all the volmesh data.
copy
()Make an independent copy of the volmesh object.
delete_cell
(ckey)delete_halfface
(fkey)delete_vertex
(vkey)edge_attribute
(key, name[, value])Get or set an attribute of an edge.
edge_attributes
(key[, names, values])Get or set multiple attributes of an edge.
edge_cells
(u, v)Ordered cells adjacent to edge u-v.
edge_coordinates
(u, v[, axes])Return the coordinates of the start and end point of an edge.
edge_direction
(u, v)Return the direction vector of an edge.
edge_halffaces
(u, v)Ordered halffaces adjacent to edge u-v.
edge_length
(u, v)Return the length of an edge.
edge_midpoint
(u, v)Return the location of the midpoint of an edge.
edge_point
(u, v[, t])Return the location of a point along an edge.
edge_vector
(u, v)Return the vector of an edge.
edges
([data])Iterate over the edges of the volmesh.
edges_attribute
(name[, value, keys])Get or set an attribute of multiple edges.
edges_attributes
([names, values, keys])Get or set multiple attributes of multiple edges.
face_attribute
(key, name[, value])Get or set an attribute of a face.
face_attributes
(key[, names, values])Get or set multiple attributes of a face.
face_center
(fkey)face_coordinates
(fkey)faces
([data])“Iterate over the halffaces of the volmesh, and yield unique halffaces.
faces_attribute
(name[, value, keys])Get or set an attribute of multiple faces.
faces_attributes
([names, values, keys])Get or set multiple attributes of multiple faces.
Find the interior faces (unique halffaces).
from_data
(data)Construct a mesh from structured data.
from_json
(filepath)Construct a datastructure from structured data contained in a json file.
from_obj
(filepath[, precision])Construct a volmesh object from the data described in an OBJ file.
from_pickle
(filepath)Construct a mesh from serialised data contained in a pickle file.
from_vertices_and_cells
(vertices, cells)Construct a volmesh object from vertices and cells.
Get the identifier of a random face.
get_any_face_vertex
(fkey)Get the identifier of a random vertex of a specific face.
Get the identifier of a random vertex.
get_any_vertices
(n[, exclude_leaves])Get a list of identifiers of a random set of n vertices.
gkey_key
([precision])Returns a dictionary that maps geometric keys of a certain precision to the keys of the corresponding vertices.
halfface_area
(hfkey)Compute the non-oriented area of a halfface.
halfface_cell
(hfkey)The cell to which the halfface belongs to.
halfface_center
(hfkey)Compute the location of the center of mass of a halfface.
halfface_centroid
(hfkey)Compute the location of the centroid of a halfface.
halfface_coordinates
(hfkey)Compute the coordinates of the vertices of a halfface.
halfface_halfedges
(hfkey)The halfedges of a halfface.
halfface_normal
(hfkey[, unitized])Compute the non-oriented normal of a halfface.
halfface_opposite_halfface
(hfkey)The opposite halfface of a halfface.
halfface_vertex_ancestor
(hfkey, vkey)Return the vertex before the specified vertex in a specific halfface.
halfface_vertex_descendent
(hfkey, vkey)Return the vertex after the specified vertex in a specific halfface.
halfface_vertices
(hfkey)The vertices of a halfface.
halffaces
([data])Iterate over the halffaces of the volmesh.
Find all interior halffaces.
Find the halffaces on the boundary.
Returns a dictionary that maps the indices of a vertex list to keys in a vertex dictionary.
insert_vertex
(hfkey[, vkey, xyz])is_halfface_on_boundary
(hfkey)Verify that a halfface is on a boundary.
is_vertex_on_boundary
(vkey)Verify that a vertex is on a boundary.
key_gkey
([precision])Returns a dictionary that maps vertex dictionary keys to the corresponding geometric key up to a certain precision.
Returns a dictionary that maps vertex dictionary keys to the corresponding index in a vertex list or array.
Count the number of faces in the volmesh.
Count the number of edges in the volmesh.
Count the number of faces in the volmesh.
Count the number of vertices in the volmesh.
planes
()scale
([factor])Scale the entire volmesh object.
summary
()Print a summary of the mesh.
to_data
()Returns a dictionary of structured data representing the mesh.
to_json
(filepath[, pretty])Serialise the structured data representing the data structure to json.
to_obj
(filepath)to_pickle
(filepath)Serialise the structured data representing the mesh to a pickle file.
Return the vertices and cells of a volmesh.
unset_edge_attribute
(key, name)Unset the attribute of an edge.
unset_face_attribute
(key, name)Unset the attribute of a face.
unset_vertex_attribute
(key, name)Unset the attribute of a vertex.
update_default_edge_attributes
([attr_dict])Update the default edge attributes.
update_default_face_attributes
([attr_dict])Update the default face attributes.
update_default_vertex_attributes
([attr_dict])Update the default vertex attributes.
vertex_attribute
(key, name[, value])Get or set an attribute of a vertex.
vertex_attributes
(key[, names, values])Get or set multiple attributes of a vertex.
vertex_cells
(vkey)Cells connected to a vertex.
vertex_coordinates
(vkey[, axes])Return the coordinates of a vertex.
vertex_halffaces
(vkey)Halffaces connected to a vertex.
vertex_neighbors
(vkey)Return the vertex neighbors of a vertex.
vertex_normal
(vkey)Return the normal vector at the vertex as the weighted average of the normals of the neighboring halffaces.
vertices
([data])Iterate over the vertices of the volmesh.
vertices_attribute
(name[, value, keys])Get or set an attribute of multiple vertices.
vertices_attributes
([names, values, keys])Get or set multiple attributes of multiple vertices.


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kubectl
Command-line interface for running commands against Kubernetes clusters.
Some subcommands such as `kubectl run` have their own usage documentation.
More information: home page
- List information about a resource with more details:
kubectl get pod|service|deployment|ingress|... -o wide
- Update specified pod with the label 'unhealthy' and the value 'true':
kubectl label pods name unhealthy=true
- List all resources with different types:
kubectl get all
- Display resource (CPU/Memory/Storage) usage of nodes or pods:
kubectl top pod|node
- Print the address of the master and cluster services:
kubectl cluster-info
- Display an explanation of a specific field:
kubectl explain pods.spec.containers
- Print the logs for a container in a pod or specified resource:
kubectl logs pod_name
- Run command in an existing pod:
kubectl exec pod_name -- ls /


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anonymous
Yes I complete agree, as I have recursive symlinks and it really complicates the situation.
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Greg Hurrell
Generally I think when something you're doing is causing you pain, it's a hint that you might be doing it wrong.
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Greg Hurrell
This pull request looks like it might address this issue. I've merged it into the "next" branch for now. I suspect that it might need some follow-up work before it can be merged to "master" (because I doubt Windows will do the right thing with
File.readlink
). Will mark this one as closed in any case; I suggest continuing the discussion on ticket #1838. -
Greg Hurrell
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It’s that time of the week again. Here are the things I’ve read which I thought were interesting and a few code repositories I think you might want to keep an eye on.
Blogs and reports
- Do you know the ‘why’ behind what you do?: Harvard Business Review post talking about what skills tend to be lacking but are very important in the success of data science projects
- Tensor incidence matrices: Matrix applications in graph theory, but for tensors
- Julia ML framework: The Alan Turing Institute have been hard at work making all of the ML bits and pieces they need available in Julia. Some of these are calls to python and R programs but that’s a good thing about Julia (it’s a great language!)
- Customising ggplot2 graphics: This one makes my list purely because it rates dragonball. Turn your ggplot graphics from their basic form into SSJ2.
- The R Taskforce: Some French R users have created a task team, over time this website should become really useful for R fans.
- Thoughtful impressions: Fathoming the ‘deep’ in deep learning. Warning: this uses introductory level calculus to explain it, if you don’t know what an integral is be prepared to take more time in getting through it.
- Linux for data scientists: This is the first part of hopefully many which can tell you what useful tools you have at your disposal without needing to fire up a programming interface.
- What nobody tells you about documentation: This one has lots of great info for helping you to understand what ‘documentation’ means. It’s not as simple as you think but if you can think of it starting from this 4-partition approach and make it work for you the use and quality of your docs will go up!
- Railyard’s model training: How kubernetes can help you to train models quickly. This is useful now because (1) the office have this available (2) you can integrate it into your gitlab workflow.
- The empty promise of data moats: Trying not to be cynical I think we, as an office, have been guilty of treating data as a magical moat and not focusing on what gives us an actual win. This is a really good walk through of how to be better about that.
- EdgeDB: A new contender for SQL’s throne, I think it’s actually some pretty neat tech and the improvements they talk about are ones which would improve my SQL life.
- Going critical: Diffusion + networks, for anybody who is interested in epidemiology models
Repositories
- Interpret machine learning programs with Microsoft’s latest project
- Awesome lists are probably something you are familiar with, here’s one for Huw for decision tree papers!
- Machine learning mindset: A machine learning course in python. It seems pretty snazzy but I haven’t looked at it in very much detail. Could be a useful resource for some.
- Reversible reproducible documents: 2-way Rmd <-> word workflow
Papers
- CocoGan: Generating images in a more human way.
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