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Module Objectives
You are done with interviewing the candidate. What next?
Now is the time to provide feedback. You must summarize the overall performance of the candidate and evaluate what went right and what went wrong.
- Evaluate the candidate and consolidate notes.
- Provide feedback using the pre-designed Interview Pandit feedback form.
- Close the mock interview.
At the end of this module, you will be able to:


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The series is about a high school football team in the fictional town of Dillon, a small, close-knit community in rural Texas.


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You can email or find the following teachers in these rooms.
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!Ez Platformer is a simple platformer game where you play as a block and have to dodge the red an can walk or slide I guess on the black floor. As in the title it is an !Ez game!
My dodge game is a game where you are a character that can move around and there are falling enemies and certain ones do more damage than others. So, you just try dodging characters, simple.


REDUX setup click here AND ALSO: Our Advanced React workshop is coming up! We'll be building on your existing knowledge of React to learn to compose and measure complex interfaces. We'll be learning about composition with Higher Order Components, how ES2017 decorators and generators can help you write elegant UIs, how to test your components, and how to measure the performance of your application. You're expected to already know the React API + how to run a webpack-based build and have a system prepared to run a Node application. Please have the following installed: NodeJS / NPM: https://nodejs.org/en/ Chrome / React Dev Tools: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/react-developer-tools/fmkadmapgofadopljbjfkapdkoienihi?hl=en Everything else will be provided to you on site - looking forward to seeing all of you!
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For our workshop, students will need to install: - Node.js - yarn - React Storybook - create-react-app (optional, will be necessary if they want to follow along with workshop by creating a new app of their own) And, they'll want to clone these two repos: - http://bit.ly/jazzy-que - http://bit.ly/jazzy-oyster Note: the code may not be posted to github until the Monday before the workshop. Once available, they will need to run the `yarn` command, as per the README for each of those repos.
Your instructor, Gerard Sans, has sent over some specific instructions for preparation for this workshop and what to bring along on the day. If you have any questions please email us. Hope you are as excited as I am about Angular (v4+). As an Angular GDE (Google Developer Expert), I have regular hangouts with the Angular Team and exclusive access to coming features. Angular (v4+) introduces some major improvements over its predecessor AngularJS. We are going to cover the main areas so you can start creating your own projects and enjoy its benefits Today! Instructions We are going to use a seed project to do the workshop: angular2-webpack-starter (https://github.com/AngularClass/angular2-webpack-starter) by @AngularClass. A top of the shelf Angular starter kit. This is a solid base that will stand time so you can focus on learning Angular. The final solution will be provided during the workshop. Angular is very exciting but can be frustrating sometimes. Don’t forget to have fun! =) Setting up Angular Follow the instructions on the following link to get the basic environment working in your laptop before the session (https://github.com/AngularClass/angular2-webpack-starter#getting-started). If you find any bug or need support please report it here. Social Media I would love to hear about you, hear your feedback and maybe even connect before or after the workshop. You can get a feeling of what I do at @gerardsans or @angular_zone on Twitter.


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Namespace for code related to managing user data in Marian. More...
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| class | Batch |
| class | BatchGenerator |
| class | BatchStats |
| class | Corpus |
| class | CorpusBatch |
| class | CorpusIterator |
| class | DataBase |
| class | Input |
| class | SentenceTuple |
| class | SubBatch |
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| typedef std::vector< size_t > | WordBatch |
| typedef std::vector< float > | MaskBatch |
| typedef std::pair< WordBatch, MaskBatch > | WordMask |
| typedef std::vector< WordMask > | SentBatch |
| typedef std::vector< float > | Data |
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Powerless is a project I did for my virtual worlds and simulations class. It puts the viewers in a first person perspective of someone walking through the city at night, and suddenly realizes they are being stalked. However, things are not always as they seem.
I created the project using the VR/gaming design platform, Unreal Engine. I created the entire block in which the scene takes place from scratch. I also created my own audio and visual effects. The story was written by my good friend, Jason Rothberg.


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Jenkins, BitBucket, Ansible, UNIX Shell, RHEL CloudForms, RHEL Ansible Tower, Visual Studio 2015 with Coded UI, HP Unified Functional Testing (HP UFT), HP QuickTest Professional (HP QTP), Jenkins, Selenium, Message Queue (MQ), Wiretaps, Python, Perl, PHP, Java (J2EE, JSP, Servlets, Beans & JDBC), JavaScript, AJAX, HTML, XML, SQL, ASP, VBScript, Windows Scripting, VisualBasic, QuickBasic, C, C++, C#, SNMP, STAF/STAX.
Linux/UNIX, HP-UX, SunSolaris, AIX, Windows, Windows Server
MySQL, SQLite, Oracle, DB2, Informix, MS Access, MS SQL
System Engineering, Software Testing, Test Automation, Software Automation, Financial Messages (FIN), Banking Software, Telco Systems E2E Journey, Behavior Driven Design (BDD), Test Driven Design (TDD), Continuous Integration (CI), Agile Development & Testing, Linux/UNIX Administration, Ubuntu Desktop, Web Design & Development, Raw Data Massaging, 2G/3G/LTE Networking, IP Networking, Telco Wireline (ADSL) Billing & Provisioning, Cisco Networking.
Senior Software Engineer (Apr. 2020 - Present)
Leads the migration of Alliance Manage Operation (AMO) (a HPUX-
based C++ application) to RHEL 8. Development, maintenance and production
support of “Alliance Manage Operation (AMO) Server” (a C++ UNIX-based server-
side application / SWIFT proprietary SNMP event management system) and
“Continuous Link Settlement – Third-Party Services” (CLS-TPS) (a J2EE/Java
UNIX-based server-side application / SWIFT proprietary FIN solution for FOREX).
Technologies: Jenkins, BitBucket, GIT, Nexus, Ansible-Playbook scripts, C++, UNIX/Linux,
SSH, Shell Scripting, Java/J2EE, JBoss EAP, HP-UX, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Kanban.
Senior System Engineer (Apr. 2019 - Mar. 2020)
Leads the restructuring of legacy UNIX Java-based application systems
to RHEL. Leads the migration of legacy UNIX application systems to RHEL. SME in
RHEL Ansible Tower, RHEL Satellites, RHEL CloudForms and Ansible-related
technologies.
Technologies: Jenkins, BitBucket, Ansible-Playbook scripts, C++, UNIX/Linux,
Shell Scripting, Java/J2EE, JBoss EAP, HP-UX, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Nexus, Kanban.
Senior Test Engineer (Nov. 2016 - Mar. 2019)
Leads the manual & automated software testing and a team leader of
Test Engineers in testing of Alliance Messaging Hub (AMH) (a SWIFT proprietary
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Technologies: Financial Messages (FIN), Agile Testing, UNIX/Linux, Java/J2EE, Oracle Database
& WebLogic, Ansible, MQ, Automation Test Scripting, Jenkins, Nexus, Robot Framework,
HP Quality Center, JIRA, Kanban.
Early Integration Testing (EIT) Automation Engineer
Development of automation test script across systems & components; E2E & next-box testing of Telco
systems journey; Development of automated regression test pack for systems & components; Development
& maintenance of automation test framework; R&D of test tools; Best test practice & automation
consultant; Software development & testing process optimization.
Technologies: Agile Test & Development, Coded UI, HP UFT, HP QTP, VBScript, C#, MQ, Wiretaps, MS
SQL, Oracle, Automation Test Scripting, Jenkins, Java/J2EE.
Software Test Engineer (Sep. 2012 – May 2014)
End-to-end test of IBM Tivoli Network Manager (ITNM), Agent & Collector sub-component and code the
software testing framework (test plan and test script).
Technologies: Agile Development, STAF/STAX, Java, UNIX Shell, Perl, Linux, DB2.
Software Implementation Engineer (Mar. 2012 – Aug. 2012)
Implementation of IBM Tivoli Network Manager (ITNM), at AmBank Group Berhad (at AmBank Datacenter
for AmBank Network Management System Project).
Technologies: Perl, UNIX Shell, Linux, DB2.
Software Developer (Nov. 2011 – Dec. 2012)
Development of IBM Tivoli Network Manager (ITNM), Agent & Collector sub-component.
Technologies: Agile Development, UNIX Shell, Perl, Linux, Java, DB2, MySQL.
Software Developer & L3 Support (Nov. 2010 – Oct. 2011)
Development and bug-fix of IBM Tivoli Netcool Configuration Manager (ITNCM), Device Driver (T
ranslator) sub-component. Pioneer team for knowledge transfer of the Device Driver component, from
Colorado Spring (US) and Belfast (UK) to Malaysia.
Technologies: Java/J2EE, UNIX Shell, Linux, Oracle.
Software Developer & L3 Support (Feb. 2008 – Oct. 2010)
Development and bug-fix of IBM Tivoli Netcool Performance Management for Wireless (IBM TNPMW), the
Gateway Framework sub-component. Leads the Gateway Configuration and Vendor Gateway team.
Technologies: Perl, UNIX Shell, Linux, Oracle.
Software Engineer
Development and bug-fix of "Multimedia Inventory & Provisioning Systems (MIPS)" , "tmnet streamyx
Online Registration" , "Multimedia Customer & Billing Management Systems (MCMB)" , "tmnet streamyx
Member-Get-Member Program", and Assistant Manager.
Technologies: Java (JSP/Servlet), UNIX Shell, Solaris 10, IBM WebSphere, Oracle.
Software Engineer
Development and bug-fix of "Multimedia Inventory & Provisioning Systems (MIPS)" , "tmnet streamyx
Online Registration" , "Multimedia Customer & Billing Management Systems (MCMB)" , "tmnet streamyx
Member-Get-Member Program", and Assistant Manager.
Technologies: Java (JSP/Servlet), UNIX Shell, Solaris 10, IBM WebSphere, Oracle.
Web-based Application Developer & Designer
Development & support of custom-made website & web-based system. First to introduce web application
development to the company. Training & support for deployed client application.
Technologies: HTML/XML, PHP, Linux, UNIX Shell, MySQL.
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我 們 | 在 | 天 上 | 的 | 父 | ||
wǒ men | zài | tiān shàng | de | fù | ||
| us | in | Heaven | of | father |
Our Father in Heaven
願 | 祢 | 的 | 名 為 | 聖 | ||
yuàn | ní | de | míng wèi | shèng | ||
| desire | you | of | Named | holy |
Hallowed be Your name
願 | 祢 | 的 | 國 降 | 臨 | ||
yuàn | ní | de | guó jiàng | lín | ||
| desire | you | of | Country down | approach |
Your Kingdom come quickly
願 | 祢 | 旨 意 | 成 全 | ||
yuàn | ní | zhǐ yì | chéng quán | ||
| desire | you | The will | Complete |
Your will be done the same
在 | 地 上 | 如 同 | 在 | 天 上 | ||
zài | dì shàng | rú tóng | zài | tiān shàng | ||
| in | On the ground | as | in | Heaven |
On Earth as it is in Heaven
願 | 祢 | 國 降 | 臨 | ||
yuàn | ní | guó jiàng | lín | ||
| desire | you | Country down | approach |
Let Heaven come to
在 | 地 上 | 如 同 | 在 | 天 上 | ||
zài | dì shàng | rú tóng | zài | tiān shàng | ||
| in | On the ground | as | in | Heaven |
Earth as it is in Heaven
願 | 祢 | 國 降 | 臨 | ||
yuàn | ní | guó jiàng | lín | ||
| desire | you | Country down | approach |
Let Heaven come
(Let Heaven come, let Heaven come)
國 度 | 屬 於 | 祢 | 權 能 | 屬 於 | 祢 | ||
guó dù | shǔ wū | ní | quán néng | shǔ wū | ní | ||
| country | belong | you | power | belong | you |
Yours is the Kingdom, Yours is the power
榮 耀 | 屬 於 | 祢 | 到 | 永 遠 | 阿 們 | ||
róng yào | shǔ wū | ní | dào | yǒng yuǎn | ā men | ||
| glory | belong | you | arrive | forever and always | Amen" |
Yours is the glory forever, amen


If your tests are compiled x86 or x64, NUnit will run each assembly by default in a process targeted at the appropriate platform as well as the targeted runtime. If you run multiple assemblies in the same process, you may not mix x86 and x64 assemblies.
On an x64 machine, if your test assembly is compiled x86, you must not use /process=Single on the command line. This is because NUnit is already running in a 64-bit process and will fail when it tries to load your assembly into the same process.
If your test assembly references any x86 or x64 assemblies, it should be built the same platform. Consequently, you may not mix x86 and x64 references.


EUR/JPY: Bulls take up the baton in firmer risk tones
by Ross J Burland- EUR/JPY rallies 0.17%in the open as risk tones firm following end of week and weekend headlines.
- Hong Kong elections underpin trade-deal sentiment and Brexit hops gain traction.
EUR/JPY is currently trading at 119.90, higher by 0.17% having travelled between 119.65 and 119.92 on firmer risk tones where financial markets were buoyed going into the weekend with US PMI's contrasting with the Eurozone flash Nov PMIs disappointment.
Global PMIs mixed to improving, raising hopes of a turnaround
Manufacturing was encouraging but still weak at 46.6 (est. 46.4, prior 45.9), and services fell to 51.5 (est. 52.4, prior 52.2), to underscore the vulnerability of the region – The preliminary read of the Markit euro area and German PMI figures depicted an economy running below trend. Meanwhile, US Manufacturing PMI rose to 52.2 in November, a seven-month high, from 51.3 in October which was the third successive rise in the index indicating a slowdown in the US manufacturing sector may be bottoming out. Subsequently, US equity markets were up with the S&P 500 and DJIA up 0.2% and 0.4% respectively at the close. The DAX was higher by 0.2% and the FTSE 100 added 1.2%.
EUR/JPY catching up with risk appetite
Asia open: Recap of latest developments as risk-on tones emerge
However, there was a lag in the cross, with EUR/JPY unable to rally and was, in fact, losing around 0.5% into the close. EUR/JPY has finally corrected amid the weekend headlines which compliment President Trump's statements and Chinese rhetoric that a phase-one trade deal was on the cards. Weekend headlines, in Bloomberg news, notes a trade deal compromise with the Chinese raising penalties for IP theft. We also had news of a landslide victory for the Pro-democracy candidates in Hong Kong – Brexit headlines have also been positive for risk sentiment with the Tory party in the lead in the polls. Risk appetite has reacted in kind and hence EUR/JPY has picked up the bid.
EUR/JPY levels
EUR/JPY
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 119.91 |
| Today Daily Change | 0.17 |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.14 |
| Today daily open | 119.74 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 120.42 |
| Daily SMA50 | 119.58 |
| Daily SMA100 | 119.42 |
| Daily SMA200 | 121.75 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 120.5 |
| Previous Daily Low | 119.66 |
| Previous Weekly High | 120.7 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 119.66 |
| Previous Monthly High | 121.48 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 117.07 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 119.98 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 120.18 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 119.44 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 119.13 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 118.6 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 120.28 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 120.81 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 121.12 |


The Javascript DOM
The differences between HTML and CSS
Html and css are different in many ways. When building a website you want to start with the html.
For example, if you want to change the colour of the text that you created in html, using css you can do just that. Without css, the html will be very ugly but it will still be functional. You cannot create functional content in css so you need the html for the css to live. It’s kind of like a symbiotic relationship.
In case you didn’t get any of that, here's an analogy to describe them further:
HTML is like a body, it has no clothes but it has hair and eyes and hands that all work, but the problem is this body looks homeless without clothes and no one wants to talk to or even look at them because they are naked. So when this person decides they wanna look cool and get some clothes (the clothes are css), then they can be happy and everyone will want to talk to them because they look cool.
Moral of the story: HTML is a naked website (it looks so ugly). CSS adds pretty to your site so people will enjoy coming to it.
The DOM :
Document = your html document
Object = Anything you put into the html ( all the tags - <html>, <head>, <img>,etc)
Model = how you layout all your objects (tags) in your document
For an html you usually put the <html> tag first, then inside of the html tag, you might put the <head> and <body> tag.
In a DOM (document object model) It would look like this:
If we wanted to add a title inside the head tag which said something like "my blog", the dom would now look like this:
(the text = "my blog")
And if we wanted to add a paragraph inside the body tag which said something like “happy boi”, the dom tree would now look like this:
Why do we actually need the DOM?
Knowing the dom is especially useful in javascript. Using the DOM we can manipulate and edit elements on our page. In order to edit
& manipulate them, we must be able to navigate the DOM in order to find them first. You can also use the console.log function to get info about your page using the DOM.
Functions
A function is a command we use in javascript when we want the webpage to perform a certain task or to make a calculation.
They are executed either when a button is clicked, when the code tells it to start, or automatically started by itself.
Functions are necessary because with them we can perform tedious tasks like writing multiple lines of code, without actually writing multiple lines of code. This results in the code being more tidy and easy to analyze, which is especially important when working with others.
Accessing data from Arrays vs Objects.
Arrays can contain multiple values of random things. When you want to access specific data within the array you can use the index number to help you.
Objects consist of data that is familiar to us. An object could be a person or a thing, and just like in real life, that person or object would have properties that make it what it is. Objects contain 2 types of data: fields and methods. If our object was a person, the fields would contain data about the person's height, age, ethnicity, and things that let us know about it. The methods would contain things that this person can do like running, eating, breathing, etc. When you want to access specific data within an object you just need to use the objects name in order to find it.
Control Flow and Loops
When we want a task executed, Java will use Control Flow - it will go through the code in order from the first to the last line. Using loops we can control the default flow so that instead of it going in order from top to bottom, it can repeat the task, or we can change it to go in a different order when something doesn't go right.
Say if you’re wanting to get to your friends house, you would:
Get in the car, put on seatbelt & drive to friends house
And bam you're there. But wait! what if you don’t have enough petrol in your car to get there or it suddenly breaks down?
Well the computer is like a baby, it doesn't know what to do in this situation because it's never been told. So in order to tell it what to do you need to use a loop.
If fuel is low > Go to petrol station


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echo "Hello World"
The script has leading spaces before the shebang (#!
). This is not allowed.
The #!
should be the first two bytes in the file, as they're used as a file signature by the OS to determine whether a file is a script.
None.


1.1 #permalink Colors - Raw
These are the lowest level color variables.
-
$orange-1 #FF9800
-
$orange-2: #E65100
-
$blue-1: #2196F3
-
$blue-2: #0D47A1
-
$blue-3: #263238
-
$black: #000000
-
$gray-1: #777777
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$gray-2: #CCCCCC
-
$gray-3: #E7E7E7
-
$gray-4: #F8F8F8
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$white: #FFFFFF
1.2 #permalink Colors - Semantic
Semantic color variables map to both generic and raw color variables, and allow us to name values based on their intended application.
-
$color-text: $black
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$color-text-grey: $gray-1
1.3 #permalink Typography
$defaultFont: 'Roboto', 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
$baseFontSize: 14px;
1.4 #permalink Media Query Breakpoints
$bp-small: 576px;
$bp-medium: 768px;
$bp-large: 992px;
$bp-xlarge: 1200px;


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 'Azuli: A Windows Azure Client' author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 366 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2008/10/azuliawindowsazureclient date: '2008-10-27 17:56:21 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-10-27 17:56:21 +0000' categories: - ".NET" - Ruby tags: [] comments: - id: 271 author: Kevin Dente author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://weblogs.asp.net/kdente date: '2008-10-27 19:20:09 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-10-27 19:20:09 +0000' content: | Is there already an SDK for Ruby? http://www.dotnetservicesruby.com/ - id: 272 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ date: '2008-10-27 19:44:46 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-10-27 19:44:46 +0000' content: | Didn't know about it; honestly. If I'm reading it correctly, though, that's for what used to be called "BizTalk Services", which is built on top of the core Azure stuff. Maybe I'm wrong. Still, it's fun stuff to work with. - id: 273 author: Sriram Krishnan author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.sriramkrishnan.com date: '2008-11-19 13:03:49 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-11-19 13:03:49 +0000' content: | That is awesome work. Windows Azure storage is actually different from .NET Services. Sriram Krishnan Windows Azure - id: 274 author: Sriram Krishnan author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.sriramkrishnan.com date: '2008-11-19 14:00:02 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-11-19 14:00:02 +0000' content: | I would love to hear how you're doing tables as well. Do mail me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you need anything from our end. We really do love what you're doing ---
As many have already heard or read, today Microsoft unveiled the Windows Azure Cloud Computing Platform. Besides allowing you to host your own applications, Azure also provides a Blob storage service, a Queue Service and a Table service exposed over REST-based HTTP endpoints.
Azuli is my attempt to write a client library for these services in Ruby. Since it’s one of my first attempts at any meaningful ruby code, it’s pretty ugly, but already usable to get started with it.
Currently there’s no documentation (except a few tests), but it already has the authentication bits in place for using the default Shared-Key authentication, and some basic facilities for interacting with the Blob service: You can create/list/delete containers, /create/retrieve/delete blobs.
I’ll be adding support for the Queue service soon and eventually for the Table service. Any feedback (particularly of the constructive kind) would be appreciated.
Code is at GitHub, so feel free to play with it, hack at it or whatever you want.


Spaghetti alla puttanesca
Easy and delicious italian dish. Spaghetti alla puttanesca entice you for the savory sauce that surrounds them: peeled tomatoes, capers, “Gaeta” olives, and anchovy fillets give these spaghetti a unique taste.
- ⏲Prep time: ~18 min
- 🍳 Cook time: 6-7 min
- 🍽Servings: 4
Ingredients
- Pot of water
- 320g italian spaghetti
- 2 garlic cloves
- 10g salted capers
- 25g anchovies in oil
- 800g peeled tomatoes “sugo”
- 1 bunch of parsley
- 100g Gaeta olives
- 2 chopped chillies
- A pinch of salt
Directions
- Wash capers from salt, then cut them
- Pit and crush Gaeta olives
- Wash and chop the bunch of parsley
- Start cooking the pasta until al dente.
- Pour the oil, the peeled garlic cloves and the chopped dry chilli peppers into a large pan
- Add the anchovy fillets and capers
- Brown over medium heat for 5 minutes, stirring often, so the anchovies will melt
- Now add peeled tomatoes “sugo”; mix it with a spoon and cook for another 10 minutes over medium heat
- When the sauce is ready, remove the garlic cloves
- Add crushed olives and chopped parsley
- Drain spaghetti directly in the pan and sauté it for half a minute
- The dish is ready
Contribution
Recipe tags:
italian
pasta


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Sim# (SimSharp)
A .NET port and extension of SimPy, process-based discrete event simulation framework
Disclaimer: Sim# is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Sim# is free software: Sim# can be redistributed and/or modified under the terms of the MIT License.
Sim# aims to port the concepts used in SimPy [1] to the .NET world. Sim# is implemented in C# and is available via Nuget for .NET Framework 4.5 and is also .NET Standard 2.0 compliant. Sim# uses an efficient event queue (adapted from [3]) that allows to compute models very quickly. Simulating 10 years of the MachineShop sample [4], that uses preemptive resources, requires less than 1.5s on a Core i7-7 2.7Ghz. This model generates more than 5 million events.
Sim# allows modeling processes easily and with little boiler plate code. A process is described as a method that yields events. When an event is yielded, the process waits on it. Processes are themselves events and so it is convenient to spawn sub-processes that can either be waited upon or that run next to each other. There is no need to inherit from classes or understand a complex object oriented design.
To demonstrate how simple models can be expressed with little code, consider a model of an m/m/1 queuing system as expressed in Sim#:
TimeSpan ARRIVAL_TIME = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(...);
TimeSpan PROCESSING_TIME = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(...);
TimeSpan SIMULATION_TIME = TimeSpan.FromHours(...);
IEnumerable<Event> MM1Q(Simulation env, Resource server) {
while (true) {
yield return env.TimeoutExponential(ARRIVAL_TIME);
env.Process(Item(env, server));
}
}
IEnumerable<Event> Item(Simulation env, Resource server) {
using (var s = server.Request()) {
yield return s;
yield return env.TimeoutExponential(PROCESSING_TIME);
Console.WriteLine("Duration {0}", env.Now - s.Time);
}
}
void RunSimulation() {
var env = new Simulation(randomSeed: 42);
var server = new Resource(env, capacity: 1) {
QueueLength = new TimeSeriesMonitor(env, collect: true)
}
env.Process(MM1Q(env, server));
env.Run(SIMULATION_TIME);
Console.WriteLine(server.QueueLength.Summarize());
}
This model uses the monitoring capabilities introduced with Sim# 3.2. Monitoring allows describing certain variables in the model, e.g. the number of waiting items before the server. The monitor maintains a set of statistical properties such as mean, standard deviation, and can also print histograms. Monitors can be assigned to the variables exposed by resources or they can be used to track other variables.
Sim# tries to be as easy to use as SimPy, but also remains true to the .NET Framework. The most obvious difference between SimPy and Sim# is handling process interruptions. In Sim# a process that can be interrupted needs to call
if (Environment.ActiveProcess.HandleFault()) {...}
after each yield in which an interruption can occur and before continuing to yield further events. This is due to a limitation of the .NET Framework: In Python it is possible to put a try-except block around a yield statement, and an exception can be injected into the iterator. In .NET this is not possible.
Also in Sim# it was decided to base the unit for current time and delays on DateTime
and TimeSpan
in the simulation clock. There is however an API, called D-API (short for double-API) that allows you to use doubles as in SimPy, e.g. env.Now
returns a DateTime
, env.NowD
returns a double
, env.Timeout(delay
) expects a TimeSpan
as delay, env.TimeoutD(delay)
expects a double
, etc.. It is possible to initialize the Environment with a default timestep in case both APIs are used:
var env = new Simulation(defaultStep: TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1));
In that environment, calling env.TimeoutD(1)
would be equal to calling the more elaborate standard API env.Timeout(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1))
.


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Mortgage deed
Property
83 Lordship Park
London
N16 5UP
- Title number
- GHR67832
Lender
Bank of England Plc
12 Trinity Place
Regents Street
London
NW10 6TQ
- Company registration number
- 2347676
Borrower
- Ann Smith
Charging clause
The borrower, with full title guarantee, charges to the lender the property by way of legal mortgage with payment of all money secured by the charge.
Additional provisions
This Mortgage Deed incorporates the Lenders Mortgage Conditions and Explanation 2006, a copy of which the borrower has received.
The lender is obliged to make further advances and applies for the obligation to be entered in the register.
The borrower applies to enter a restriction in the register that no disposition of the registered estate by the proprietor of the registered estate is to be registered without a written consent signed by the proprietor for the time being of the charge dated 27th July 2016 in favour of Bank of England Plc referred to in the charges register.
Effective date
This charge takes effect when the registrar receives notification from the conveyancer preparing the charge that the charge is to take effect.
Effective date will be shown here
Borrower's electronic signature(s)
Signature of Ann Smith will be shown here
Form of digital mortgage deed filed at HM Land Registry under reference
HM Land Registry internal reference number: e-MD1118


Rose Shop
问题描述 :
Small JH,the boss of the rose shop, preparated many roses for the valentine’s day.It’s too much people come and buy roses,so Small JH have to put the roses back in every t(0 < t) minutes.The roses put as a thwartwise tower in the rail (look at the picture).You can get the number of rose with n(0<n<13) rows is n*(n + 1)/ 2.
a bundle of rose like this:
The rose numbered as below:
a bundle of rose like this:
@ @~@~@ @~@\@/@~@ \@|@|@|@/ \\\|/// \\|// \|/ =&= /|\
This is the rose in the rail:
The rose numbered as below:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
The rule of putting the rose in is to find a empty bay where the number is smallest and put the rose in.We can suppose he add the rose spend no time,the customer should wait after Small JH add the rose.
The shop opened at 8:00am and closed at 11:00pm(the customer can buy rose at 11:00pm but the boss will not add the rose at 11:00pm).He want to know the situation of the customer buy the rose and the placement of rose after 11:00pm.If the customer see the shop is closed,he will leave.
输入:
The input will consist of several cases, please deal with till the end of file. Each case contains three integers N , T and M (0<N<13, 0<T, 0<M<=100) representing there are N rows of roses,small JH add the rose every T minutes and M customer.Then follow M*2 lines as below format:
hh:mm k
a1 a2…ak
stand for at hh:mm the customer want to buy k roses,ai means he wants the rose numberd ai.at the same time,only one customer into the shop.
the time is increase and 0 < k <= n*(n + 1)/ 2, 0 < ai <= n*(n+1)/2.
hh:mm k
a1 a2…ak
stand for at hh:mm the customer want to buy k roses,ai means he wants the rose numberd ai.at the same time,only one customer into the shop.
the time is increase and 0 < k <= n*(n + 1)/ 2, 0 < ai <= n*(n+1)/2.
输出:
The input will consist of several cases, please deal with till the end of file. Each case contains three integers N , T and M (0<N<13, 0<T, 0<M<=100) representing there are N rows of roses,small JH add the rose every T minutes and M customer.Then follow M*2 lines as below format:
hh:mm k
a1 a2…ak
stand for at hh:mm the customer want to buy k roses,ai means he wants the rose numberd ai.at the same time,only one customer into the shop.
the time is increase and 0 < k <= n*(n + 1)/ 2, 0 < ai <= n*(n+1)/2.
hh:mm k
a1 a2…ak
stand for at hh:mm the customer want to buy k roses,ai means he wants the rose numberd ai.at the same time,only one customer into the shop.
the time is increase and 0 < k <= n*(n + 1)/ 2, 0 < ai <= n*(n+1)/2.
样例输入:
2 1 1 8:00 1 2 2 10000 1 8:00 1 2
样例输出:
You bought 1 beams of rose +---------------------+ | @ | | @~@~@ | | @~@\@/@~@ | | @ \@|@|@|@/ @ | | @~@~@\\\|///@~@~@ | |@~@\@/@~@\|/@~@\@/@~@| |\@|@|@|@/\|/\@|@|@|@/| | \\\|/// =&= \\\|/// | | \\|// /|\ \\|// | | \|/ \|/ | | =&= =&= | | /|\ /|\ | +---------------------+ You bought 1 beams of rose +---------------------+ | @ | | @~@~@ | | @~@\@/@~@ | | \@|@|@|@/ @ | | \\\|///@~@~@ | | \\|/@~@\@/@~@| | \|/\@|@|@|@/| | =&= \\\|/// | | /|\ \\|// | | \|/ | | =&= | | /|\ | +---------------------+
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很好 假的可以
很好 假的可以
很好 假的可以
很好 假的可以
很好 假的可以
很好 假的可以
很好 假的可以
很好 假的可以
很有意思，可惜我很菜啊
即为打印出的组合的个数C(n,r)，假设print函数复杂度为O(1)
有点意思
输出规范写错了哦~
最长回文子串可以使用manacher算法，将时间复杂度降到O(n)。
打字员路过。。。。。。算法是啥。。。能干嘛。。。。。。。。能吃么。。哎
不错，赞一个！
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为\n\n
这排版…你都打开来看看改改
bottes vernies blanches
I appreciate the efforts you men and women place in to share blogs on such sort of matters, it was certainly useful. Keep Posting!
一开始就规定不相邻节点颜色相同，可能得不到最优解。我想个类似的算法，也不确定是否总能得到最优解：先着一个点，随机挑一个相邻点，着第二色，继续随机选一个点，但必须至少有一个边和已着点相邻，着上不同色，当然尽量不增加新色，直到完成。我还找不到反例验证他的错误。。希望LZ也帮想想, 有想法欢迎来邮件。谢谢
没有对题目进行一番分析，真是美中不足啊
这个问题别太纠结了，不同的编译器结果不一
mark, 备用


The macro metafunctions provide a complete set of functionality for anything one would like to do using the TTI library. Why then do we have another set of parallel functionality as nullary type metafunctions ?
The nullary type metafunctions parallel only those macro metafunctions in which
types are specified individually rather than in a composite manner. The individual
types are passed to the nullary type metafunctions as nullary metafunctions,
hence the name of this group of metafunctions. They more easily allow a syntax
where nested types can be specified without needing to manually reach into
the 'type' member of BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE
or the 'type' member of its nullary type metafunction equivalent called boost::tti::mf_member_type
.
In a very real way the nullary type metafunctions exist just to provide syntactic improvements over the macro metafunctions and are not needed to use the library, since all of the library functionality is already provided with the macro metafunctions. Nonetheless syntactic ease of use is a goal of the TTI library and therefore these metafunctions are provided to allow that syntactic improvement.
The nullary type metafunctions reuse the metafunctions generated by the macro metafunctions. To do this the resulting metafunction generated by a particular macro metafunction needs to be passed as metadata to a corresponding nullary type metafunction.
A lambda expression, in the form of a metafunction class or a placeholder expression, is passed as the first parameter to our nullary type metafunctions. We have already seen how the TTI library supplies metafunction classes through the use of metafunction class macros for each of the macro metafunctions. The end-user can use these metafunction classes directly, or can use placeholder expressions with the metafunctions generated by the macro metafunctions.
The remaining parameters passed to the nullary type metafunctions are 'types'. These 'types' always consist first of the enclosing type and then possibly other types which make up the signature of whatever inner element we are introspecting. Each of these 'types' is passed as a nullary metafunction whose typedef 'type' is the actual type.
The exception to this use of nullary type metafunctions when specifying 'types'
is when a Boost function_types
tag type, which is optional, is specified as an addition to the function signature.
Also when dealing with a function signature and parameter types being passed,
while the parameter 'types' themselves are in the form of nullary metafunctions,
the MPL forward sequence which contains the parameter 'types' is a plain type
and should not be wrapped as a nullary metafunction.
For a type which is in scope, we can always use boost::mpl::identity to create
our nullary metafunction, and there can never be a compiler error for such
known types as long as declarations for them exist or they are built-in C++
types. For nested types, which may or may not exist, we can pass the resulting
nullary metafunction generated by BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE
,
or its equivalent nullary type metafunction boost::tti::mf_member_type
( explained later ).
To use these metafunctions you need to include the main header file tti.hpp
,
unless otherwise noted. Alternatively you can include a specific header as
given in the table below,
| Tip | |
|---|---|
The header files <boost/mpl/identity.hpp> and <boost/mpl/placeholders.hpp> are included by the TTI header files whenever you include a general header file or a specific header file for a nullary type metafunction, so you need not manually include it in order to wrap a known type as a nullary metafunction or use a placeholder expression. Also the header file <boost/mpl/vector.hpp> is included by the general header file 'tti.hpp' or the specific header files which introspect functions, so if you use an MPL vector as your forward sequence wrapper for parameter types, you need not manually include the header file. |
A table of these metafunctions is given, based on the inner element whose existence the metaprogrammer is introspecting. A more detailed explanation can be found in the reference section, and examples of usage can be found in the "Using the Nullary Type Metafunctions" section. All of the metafunctions are in the top-level 'boost::tti' namespace, all have a particular name based on the type of its functionality, and all begin with the prefix 'mf_' so as not to conflict with the macro metafunction names generated by the library.
Table 1.6. TTI Nullary Type Metafunctions
|
Inner Element |
Template |
Parameters |
Macro Equivalent |
Specific Header File |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Type |
class HasType = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction |
|
||
|
Type with check |
class HasType = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction class U = type to check against nullary metafunction |
|
||
|
Class Template |
class HasTemplate = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction |
|
||
|
Class Template with params |
class HasTemplateCheckParams = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction |
|
||
|
Member data |
class HasMemberData = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction class R = type of member data nullary Metafunction |
|
||
|
Member function |
class HasMemberFunction = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction class R = return value nullary metafunction class FS = (optional) a Boost MPL forward sequence of parameter types as nullary metafunctions. The forward sequence as a type is not presented as a nullary metafunction. If there are no parameters, this may be omitted.
class TAG = (optional) a Boost |
|
||
|
Static data |
class HasStaticMemberData = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction class R = type of static data nullary metafunction |
|
||
|
Static function |
class HasStaticMemberFunction = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction class R = return value nullary metafunction class FS = (optional) a Boost MPL forward sequence of parameter types as nullary metafunctions. The forward sequence as a type is not presented as a nullary metafunction. If there are no parameters, this may be omitted.
class TAG = (optional) a Boost |
|
Other than the use of nullary metafunctions, one other difference in the nullary type metafunctions from their macro metafunction counterparts is that the signature for member functions and static member functions always involves individual types rather than the combined type notation which some of the macro metafunctions use. This allows us to specify nested types in those signatures without using the T::InnerType notation.
member_type
equivalent
Just as there exists the macro BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE
for creating a macro metafunction which returns a nested type if it exists,
else an unspecified type, there is also the equivalent nullary type metafunction.
Table 1.7. TTI Nested Type Nullary Type Metafunction
|
Inner Element |
Template |
Parameters |
Macro Equivalent |
Specific Header File |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Type |
class MemberType = macro metafunction as lambda expression class T = enclosing type nullary metafunction |
|
The difference between the macro metafunction BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE
and boost::tti::mf_member_type
is simply that, like the other nullary type metafunctions, the latter takes
its enclosing type as a nullary metafunction. Both produce the exact same result.
The use of this metafunction allows us to created deeply nested types, which
may or may not exist, as nullary metafunctions in much the same way that BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE
can. The difference
is the simpler syntax when using boost::tti::mf_member_type
.
As an example, given the theoretical relationship of types we used before:
struct T { struct AType { struct BType { struct CType { struct FindType { }; } }; }; };
We can use boost::tti::mf_member_type
as follows. First we create our corresponding macro metafunctions:
BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE(FindType) BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE(AType) BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE(BType) BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE(CType)
Next we will create a typedef to reflect a nested type called FindType, as
a nullary metafunction, which has the relationship as specified above, by using
boost::tti::mf_member_type
.
typedef boost::tti::mf_member_type < boost::tti::member_type_FindType<_>, boost::tti::mf_member_type < boost::tti::member_type_CType<_>, boost::tti::mf_member_type < boost::tti::member_type_BType<_>, boost::tti::member_type_AType < T > > > > MyFindType;
The nested type created can then be used with the other nullary type metafunctions
above since it is itself a nullary metafunction. The key information in understanding
the code above is that the enclosing type, as in all of the nullary type metafunctions,
is a nullary metafunction itself, which means that the enclosing type can be
specified as the result of using BOOST_TTI_MEMBER_TYPE
as well as the result of using mf_member_type
itself.
Both techniques are shown in the example above, and the same technique for creating nested types as nullary metafunctions can be used with the other functionality of the nullary type metafunctions when nested types are needed as 'types'.
Also similar to the macro metafunctions, we have an easy way of testing whether
or not our boost::tti::mf_member_type
nested type actually exists.
Table 1.8. TTI Nested Type Nullary Type Metafunction Existence
|
Inner Element |
Template |
Parameters |
Specific Header File |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Type |
class T = a type as a nullary metafunction returns = true if the nullary metafunction's inner 'type' exists, false if it does not. 'Existence' is determined by whether the type does not equal an unspecified type. |
Again note the difference here from the equivalent macro metafunction tester
boost::tti::valid_member_type
.
In the example above the type T is passed as a nullary metafunction holding
the actual type, where for the macro metafunction equivalent the type T is
passed as the actual type being tested.
In our next section we will look at examples of nullary type metafunction use.


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class XIVAPI::Dataclasses::CharacterResponse
- XIVAPI::Dataclasses::CharacterResponse
- Reference
- Object
Overview
A class used to map out the response from the Character endpoint.
Currently, this class contains the entire data using the extended=1
flag, but columns are still specifiable for the requests.
Defined in:
dataclasses/character/character_response.crConstructors
Instance Method Summary
-
#achievements : XIVAPI::Dataclasses::Achievements?
An
Achievements
class containing all of the Character's Achievements data. - #achievements=(_achievements : ::Union(Achievements, Nil))
-
#character : XIVAPI::Dataclasses::Character
A
CharacterData
class containing the actual data about the Character. - #character=(_character : Character)
-
#free_company : XIVAPI::Dataclasses::FreeCompany?
A
FreeCompany
class representing the Character's Free Company. - #free_company=(_free_company : ::Union(FreeCompany, Nil))
-
#free_company_members : Array(XIVAPI::Dataclasses::CharacterSummary)?
An Array of
CharacterSummary
classs with details about the members of the Character's Free Company. - #free_company_members=(_free_company_members : ::Union(Array(CharacterSummary), Nil))
-
#friends : Array(XIVAPI::Dataclasses::CharacterSummary)?
An Array of
CharacterSummary
classs with details about the Character's friends. - #friends=(_friends : ::Union(Array(CharacterSummary), Nil))
-
#pvp_team : XIVAPI::Dataclasses::PvpTeam?
A
PvpTeam
class representing the Character's PVP Team. - #pvp_team=(_pvp_team : ::Union(PvpTeam, Nil))
- #to_json(json : JSON::Builder)
Constructor Detail
Instance Method Detail
An Achievements
class containing all of the Character's Achievements data.
Will be nil
unless the Achievements data (AC) is requested.
A CharacterData
class containing the actual data about the Character.
A FreeCompany
class representing the Character's Free Company.
Will be nil
unless the Free Company data (FC) is requested, or if it is not yet in the system.
An Array of CharacterSummary
classs with details about the members of the Character's Free Company.
Will be nil
unless the Free Company Members data (FCM) is requested, or if it is not yet in the system.
An Array of CharacterSummary
classs with details about the Character's friends.
Will be nil
unless the Friends List data (FR) is requested.
A PvpTeam
class representing the Character's PVP Team.
Will be nil
unless the PVP Team data (PVP) is requested, or if it is not yet in the system.


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My teammates and I did get a kick out of naming test instances after characters in Disney's Aladdin.
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RAII failure count convenience class for use with AAX_CAPTURE() or AAX_CAPTURE_MULT()
Pass this object as the first argument in a series of AAX_CAPTURE() calls to count the number of failures that occur and to re-throw the last error if zero of the attempted calls succeed.
In this example, when agg
goes out of scope it checks whether any of A, B, or C succeeded. If none succeeded then the last error that was encountered is raised via an AAX_CheckedResult::Exception. If at least one of the calls succeeded then any failures are swallowed and execution continues as normal. This approach can be useful in cases where you want to run every operation in a group and you only want a failure to be returned if all of the operations failed.
In this example, the last error encountered by agg
is converted to an AAX_CheckedResult. This will result in an AAX_CheckedResult::Exception even if at least one of the attempted operations succeeded. This approach can be useful in cases where you want all operations in a group to be executed before an error is raised for any failure within the group.