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Posted August 30, 2014
Looks like it's time to do my initial blog post for Dev Bootcamp! For this post I will be taking a look and comparing several aspects of three different websites that I frequent. I'm going to go through a series of questions and answer them for each website. The websites are:
- Why is this one of your favorite sites?
- Fantay Flight Games
- Board Game Geek
- What area of the website is your eye drawn to when looking at the homepage?
- Fantasy Flight Games
- Board Game Geek
- How would you describe the website visually?
- Fantasy Flight Games
- Board Game Geek
- What problem does the website solve?
- Fantasy Flight Games
- Board Game Geek
- How easy is it to find what you are looking for on the Homepage?
- Fantasy Flight Games
- Board Game Geek
- How easy is it to browse all the content of the site?
- Fantasy Flight Games
- Board Game Geek
- Does the site sell anything? If so, have you purchased any of it and why?
- Fantasy Flight Games
- Board Game Geek
Fantasy Flight Games is one of my favorite websites for a few reasons. One is that I am a fan of the company and the products that they release. It is also a well laid out website that is nice to look at, and there is daily updates on upcoming products.
Board Game Geek is one of my favorite websites for a very simple reason.  It allows people to post fan made content, talk with designers, and discuss the hobby.
I have a love/hate relationship with Facebook. Its great for keeping up with old friends, sharing photos and videos with people, and seeing what George Takei is posting. On the other hand, it is notorious for continuing to give their users less and less privacy.
On the Fantasy Flight Games website, my eye is immediatly drawn to a large scrolling advertisement of their latest games. As a user, this isn't really the most important part of the website, but from the company's point of view, this is probably the most important part of the website.
On the Board Game Geek webpage, my eye is drawn to two advertisements, one at the top of the page, and one on the right. For me this is definately the least important part of the website.
With Facebook, suprisingly, my eye isn't drawn to an advertisement initially. When close to the screen, my eye is drawn to the top of my news feed. When taking a step back, my eye is drawn to the list of my on-line friends on the right of the page. As a user, these are the two most important parts of the webpage.
The Fantasy Flight is very nicely laid out. The website is very colorful with a lot of pictures and graphics.
Board Game Geek has a very outdated look. The homepage is filled with links, the background is plain, and the homepage is terribly cluttered.
Facebook has a simple layout that is easy to follow. It keeps the colors to a minimum. There are a lot adds on the page as you go through.
Fantasy Flights webpage really just serves as a giant advertisement for the company. It also does contain some support for their games and a message board so that costumers can discuss products.
Board Game Geek serves as the main meeting place for board game enthusiests. It is essentially just a giant message board seperated into different sections, each devoted to a different game.
Facebook is the largest social media website out there, and it lets people share content and keep up with each other. It also allows companies to share updates, and a myriad of other types of information sharing.
Fantasy Flight has a very easy homepage to follow. There are clear buttons to the different sections of the website, as well as a news feed of recent posts on the website.
Board Game Geek has a terrible Homepage. It is extremely cluttered with links, the search bar does not pop out at you, and the search function is very picky.
For the most part it is very easy to find what you are looking for on the Facebook Homepage. The input bar and the search bar could probably be a little better labeled.
Fantasy Flights website is very easy to browse. Probably the only complaint I have is the layout of the catalogue page, as it can be a little hard to find the game you are looking for. That being said, its not really that bad, and the search function works pretty well.
Board Game Geek gets a little easier to navigate once you get off the homepage, but its still no walk in the park. The forum layout is terrible, and that is the main focus of the website.
Facebook is allright for navigating around, I think it could be a little easier. Its very hard to find something unless you know exactly what your looking for, but its functional.
Yes, this website does sell products. I have bought many products from the company, but never directly from the website. I usually use the website to see what products are coming out and buy from local retailers.
This website doesn't sell anything directly. This is the site that I usually use to research board games before buying them.
Facebook doesn't sell any products directly.
So here we have three very different websites, that are good and bad for different reasons. Fantasy Flight is a very pretty advertising site, while Board Game Geek is an ugly site that has terrible function, but really good content, and Facebook, which is a good balance of design and function.


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Buying it made everything easier; it became my main socialising tool. I never thought this guitar would outlast the entire trip, so I treated it without much care, lending it to whomever wanted to jam
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passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴06-Aug-18 11:47 AM
no need to see it wtice
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 11:49 AM
2+ people finding the same link and posting it in different places/times doesn't really fall within the same realm as 1 person going from channel to channel and spamming the same thing
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴06-Aug-18 11:51 AM
depends what is realm, if realm=effect both can be solved by auto-hide
devpro06-Aug-18 12:33 PM
wts VRSC @KMD
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 12:35 PM
asd fgh @jkl
Cryptoon06-Aug-18 12:45 PM
@devpro I thinkn @grewalsatinder is buying on barterdex
The deliberations are ongoing and no timeline has been set for when the firm will roll out the services.
Although letting a bank holding your crypto is kind or stupid and kind of defeats the purpose
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It could make it easier for institutional or very wealthy investors to get into the crypto market.
A formal offering from an institution like Goldman Sachs would provide a credible backing for crypto funds and could pave the way for more investors to bet on the asset class. Having a custody operation in place could also lead to other ventures, including prime-brokerage services, the people said.
Lot's of big players are getting in position it seems, also with ICE last week saying they are looking into crypto
They are going to have to rip my coins from my cold dead hands before I'm selling anything now
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passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴06-Aug-18 01:49 PM
most people are less likely to loose their money while keeping in a bank. This is even more with crypto. How many people even aware to have diff passwords for each account? <1% maybe
so crypto kept in a bank will be bank service in the future same as fiat now
bank is insured if they loose it, you are not
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 01:55 PM
most people are less likely to loose their money while keeping in a bank.
Fun fact: You have no money in any bank. You make a deposit, the money becomes theirs, and then you have a balance on a ledger.
Fun fact part 2: The bank gets to take the amount that you deposited and use that as a means to lend 90x vapor to others.
1
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴06-Aug-18 02:00 PM
Fun fact 3: well in some way money are never yours - they belong to gov/country who printed them - they make it legit, they can ban it also, inflation can make it worthless as in Zimbabwe and in the end it's just a paper
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ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 02:04 PM
was getting there but got distracted my another conversation
Malti06-Aug-18 02:52 PM
btc ded
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 02:53 PM
Malti06-Aug-18 02:53 PM
lol I actually made a bet you were gonna reply
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snowdamn06-Aug-18 02:57 PM
lol
Malti06-Aug-18 03:02 PM
btc still ded tho
compared to 8k USD last week
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 03:03 PM
and compared to $460 27 months ago?
yeah, 10.6% compounded monthly sure does suck
Cryptoon06-Aug-18 03:13 PM
Not everyone was able to buy at 460 offcourse
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 03:14 PM
because you had to live in the Southern US only in order to buy in April 2016?
Cryptoon06-Aug-18 03:17 PM
No because I was a poor startup guy with not enough money to spare on something as frivolous as internet money
Bought the bulk around 3000 which still isnt bad I guess but still (edited)
I think we all liked it better the one day btc was 20k
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 03:23 PM
if your broke ass didn't have $460 in 2016, then investing in something as unsure and as volatile as BTC is probably not a good choice for you ....
#justSayin'
Cryptoon06-Aug-18 03:29 PM
No shit, that's why I didnt buy into it in 2016
Me and my company have done well over de past 3 years which allows me to do it now
Better late than never
crypto is my hedge against the collapse of the system as we know it
It is a smart decision to invest anywhere from 5-30% of your liquid assets that you don't necassarily need short term in it
How much you do invest is upto the person him/herself to decide
him/herself is not PC nowadays I guess?
itself?
whatever
Evitor06-Aug-18 03:47 PM
@devpro Hello, I would be interested to buy some vrsc
devpro06-Aug-18 03:48 PM
@Evitor so sorry i have selled
maybe tomorrow
Evitor06-Aug-18 03:48 PM
Ok... Jeep me informed
Keep
snowdamn06-Aug-18 03:50 PM
need x2 for KMD right here to confirm justice to my December 2017 trades
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 03:52 PM
him/herself is not PC nowadays I guess?
itself?
The term is "themself", you cisgender meanie
Cryptoon06-Aug-18 04:06 PM
themself, how did I not know this, so rude of me!
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 04:07 PM
Hollowman900006-Aug-18 05:32 PM
Xirs and gentleselves
Cryptoon06-Aug-18 05:37 PM
snowdamn06-Aug-18 05:44 PM
how many years for $250k BTC ?
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 05:49 PM
@snowdamn by the year 4783, inflation should get it there
snowdamn06-Aug-18 05:49 PM
better to buy stock in a company looking for pill to make us immortal then(edited)
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 05:50 PM
take the red pill
snowdamn06-Aug-18 05:50 PM
yes
snowdamn06-Aug-18 05:57 PM
does anyone here believe we will ever see ECNs for crypto?
like in FOREX
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 06:00 PM
ECN can best be described as a bridge linking smaller market participants with its liquidity providers through a FOREX ECN Broker.
so, you want a middleman between you and DEX?
snowdamn06-Aug-18 06:00 PM
no, i want liquidity
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 06:01 PM
send me all of your BTC and I'll trade it for you
snowdamn06-Aug-18 06:01 PM
ok
after liquidity comes leverage
we'll suck them dry
or lose our shirts lol
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 06:03 PM
wha dafuq is with people wanting to take crypto and do the furthest from crypto things with crypto?
snowdamn06-Aug-18 06:03 PM
because we have become banks
each one of us
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 06:04 PM
I know, let's take the most secure way (to date) to transfer value and piss all over it by adding more people between us and our value
snowdamn06-Aug-18 06:06 PM
ECN provides price consolidation
you'll get it if you look further than a simple definition
ComputerGenie06-Aug-18 06:08 PM
is about trading currencies in order to facilitate transference of value, not wagering on the future value of commodities
snowdamn06-Aug-18 06:12 PM
ECNs are as important for crypto as LPs are in our DEX
once ECNs are in the picture we just need a few of the brokers to become LPs in our DEX
think big
Deleted User06-Aug-18 11:52 PM
Last offer put up, selling timelocked wallet with 92,352 verus in it.
Looking at .08kmd each. Someone who believes long term for verus and thinks price will go up after next halving should grab a steal
I know trust is a big factor but I've done otc with similar amounts, escrowed, payment first for parts, given kmd to help buy verus, etc etc with some of the people in here and verus already :P if anything im willing to send over the wallet file first as long as we go through a team member here.
bishop07-Aug-18 12:02 AM
1000 kmd
Hollowman900007-Aug-18 12:15 AM
2000 KMD final offer
No bullshit @Deleted User
What are the maturity dates?
 Lack of liquidity, lack of market and these are coins that arent available..... yet


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WHO'S THE MAN? A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 4.8 (D, *1/2)
Date Released: 4/23/93 Running Length: 1:29 Rated: R (Language, mature themes)
Starring: Ed Lover, Doctor Dre, Cheryl "Salt" James, Jim Moody Director: Ted Demme Producers: Charles Stettler and Maynell Thomas Screenplay: Dr. Dre, Ed Lover, and Seth Greenland Music: Michael Wolff and Nic Broek Released by New Line Cinema
Ed Lover and Doctor Dre (playing themselves) are the two worst barbers in Harlem. In fact, they're so bad that the customers clamor not to be next so they can avoid having those two go to work on their hair. Losing business because of Lover and Dre, Nick (Jim Moody), the owner of the shop, threatens to fire the pair if they don't look for new jobs. In particular, he wants them to take the NYPD exam. They relent and, inexplicably, score high enough on the test to be admitted to the academy. An unspecified amount of time later, they hit the streets as the two newest members of New York City's finest.
This is a film lacking focus, direction, and a sense of coherence. It was obviously designed as a "star vehicle" for Doctor Dre and Ed Lover (the hosts of MTV's YO! MTV RAPS) without a concern for content. It's a low-budget, cobbled-together production that tries too hard to put out a message while not trying hard enough to be funny.
The comedy, which comes in sporadic bursts throughout the film, is often funny but rarely original. There are a lot of incisive one-liners (some of which may fall flat if not seen with a lively audience) and a couple of sight gags. There are also two or three running jokes that start out fresh but become repetitive by the film's end (it's a case of going to the well once too often). There are laughs peppered throughout WHO'S THE MAN--just not nearly enough of them.
The primary reason for the movie's failure lies in its plot. Scatter-brained romps like this generally play best when they try for as lean and silly a script as possible. Unfortunately, while WHO'S THE MAN's story is idiotic, it also tries to present an anti-gentrification message (a rich white developer is buying up whole blocks in Harlem, promising to "improve" that part of the city). The production team's attempts to give this film deeper meaning than the average no-brainer comedy fall flat. As a result, sections of the movie become exceedingly dull and WHO'S THE MAN ends up seeming twice as long as it needs to be.
I didn't find the soundtrack to be particularly memorable, but those who enjoy rap music will likely delight in it. In fact, that's one of WHO'S THE MAN's selling points (any movie that emphasizes its soundtrack over its performers is immediately suspect). There are a lot of songs--they take up nearly two minutes of the end credits to scroll across the screen (this may be a record; I'm not sure).
WHO'S THE MAN reminds me somewhat of last year's MO' MONEY. In both cases, the comic talent behind-the-scenes never effectively translates onto the screen (maybe the production team thought that simple comedy wasn't enough for a motion picture). If Dre and Lover intend to do another film, they might look to rappers Kid 'N Play for some inspiration. Those two do the same kind of movies as WHO'S THE MAN, only with much greater success. Maybe next time, Dre and Lover will be able to produce a film that's consistent at something rather than all over the place.
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The boss recieved the threatening package at his home address
by Sport ENInter Milan manager Antonio Conte has received a bullet in the post and various threats, per a report from Corriere della Sera in Italy.
Police are investigating the incident and will try and find out who sent him the nasty package, with the club increasing their security.
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The Parallax View (1974)
Grade: 77
"The Parallax View" is an interesting and disturbing thriller that takes an unusual attitude towards assassination conspiracies: not only do they exist, but they are vast, organized, ruthless, faceless and permanent.
Warren Beatty stars as a third-rate reporter who uncovers an enormous conspiracy about the recent assassination of a U.S. Senator. Not only did the real killer escape, but witnesses to the shooting are also being killed, one by one. Beatty is apparently the only employee of small-time newspaper publisher Hume Cronyn, and he goes undercover to infiltrate an organization that he believes hires violent misanthropes as assassins. Several narrow escapes with death fail to convince him of the obvious: he is in over his head.
There is much action in "The Parallax View". Some of it does not seem necessary to the plot, but it is engrossing anyway; Beatty has confrontations with a rural sheriff and his deputy, and with desperate witnesses who believe that they are on a list to be killed.
But at the heart of the film is a mystery. Beatty is determined to find out what the Parallax Corporation is all about, and whether there is any limit to its power. Beatty must pass careful screening to become one of their operatives. He has to take an unusual written exam, and be monitored while watching a bizarre film consisting of positive and negative images. This screening is to detect sociopathic personalities that Parallax believes are present in loyal assassins.
Beatty's character is not particularly bright, perhaps overconfident in his ability to con people, and too greedy for the big story to keep out of trouble. But these weaknesses make for an ideal male lead in a detective story. It also helps that there are no love interests or other subplots to sidetrack the real story, which is, will Beatty succeed in taking down Parallax?
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Since June 2012, The Software Sustainability Institute and Software Carpentry have been working with the DiRAC consortium to develop a "driving test" or basic software skills aptitude test. The test is now ready to be rolled out across DiRAC.
The test is intended to take an hour and covers useful software development skills including the shell and automation, version control, testing, code review, using public/private keypairs and secure shell.
The test has been developed in close collaboration with DiRAC's project director, Jeremy Yates, and project manager, Harpreet Dhanoa, based at University College London, James Hetherington, head of the Research Software Development team at UCL, and Andrew Turner at EPCC. We adopted an iterative development approach and trialled it with 4 sets of researchers from EPCC, The Software Sustainability Institute and UCL (see, for example our blogs on our first and second dry-runs).
We have now handed over the driving test and Jeremy will roll it out across the DiRAC consortium. Training coordinators at each DiRAC regional site will collectively run through ~70 post-doctoral research associates by the end of September and then ~130 PhDs and 40 new users by the end of the year.
Both Software Carpentry and The Software Sustainability Institute will continue to work with Jeremy, and DiRAC, in evaluating the effectiveness of the driving test. This contributes to research into assessing the impact of software development training and in how best to deliver training to UK researchers. We look forward to reporting on progress.


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Removes either the header, reference, or missing rows from a gtsummary table.
remove_row_type( x, variables = everything(), type = c("header", "reference", "missing") )
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type |
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This Sunday, I’m jetting off to Germany for a one week, three city, two-conference tour with fellow TechSmithie, Anton Bollen. Part of my trip is speaking with German educators about Flipped Learning, and this year, specifically about student responses (both good and bad) to flipping. If you have five minutes to spare, I would really appreciate ... Read more 20 Feb 2014 - less than 1 minute read
Another cross post, somewhat edited, from a recent MAET assignment. Below is a short reflection (slightly adapted for the post) I wrote comparing Missional Thinking (big idea, goal-based) and Instrumental Thinking (short term, tool-based) in education. You can see the entire assignment response in my Google Doc Problem of Practice Schools a... Read more 14 Feb 2014 - 3 minute read
I’m not in trouble, though. I mentioned yesterday that I’m leading a conversation at Saturday’s NovaNOW conference in Grand Rapids. The topic: Flipped Learning pros and cons. I can pull from my experience, but one sample does not a study make (or something like that). I sent a short survey out on Twitter already, but I’m po... Read more 06 Feb 2014 - less than 1 minute read
I was working on a graphic to use as a promo for my debate this Saturday with Nate Langel at the NovaNOW conference in Grand Rapids. (sidebar – if you’re in the area, it’ll be a great conference. You should come). Here’s the final image: If you’re wondering what the topic of the debate is, well…it’s Flipped Learning. And perhaps debate is th... Read more 05 Feb 2014 - 3 minute read
The following is the text from an assignment I did for my current grad class. We were asked to read the Introduction and chapters 1 and 2 from Larry Cuban’s Teachers and Machines as well as Chapter 3 from John Hattie’s Visible Learning. In Visible Learning, Hattie lays out six areas technology can influence: the teacher, child, home, school, cu... Read more 17 Jan 2014 - 3 minute read
“Walk the line” could work, too, but I’m no Johnny Cash. I moved to TechSmith nearly a year ago from teaching. All I ever wanted to do since starting college was teach. I never changed my major, and I never held a job (except for summer work) prior to jumping into my own classroom in 2009. I also managed to work in public, private, and charte... Read more 08 Jan 2014 - 3 minute read
I updated the original post, but I thought it would be worth having a brand new item for reference. As I said earlier, the @StopSBG account has been unsuspended, and they are now tweeting again. I haven’t been paying much attention to the ongoing conversation so I can do other things, like eat and sleep. But, what I have done, is used Martin Haw... Read more 07 Jan 2014 - less than 1 minute read
Update 8:00 AM Jan 7, 2013 – The @StopSBG account is now active again. Change is reflected below. Over the past 10 days, Twitter saw one of the most epic, twisting, and riveting arguments ever. It started with someone called @StopSBG (account is now suspended, so no link) and Frank Noschese.  Read more 06 Jan 2014 - 3 minute read
See what I did there? That took a significant amount of brain power tonight. It must be the end of the semester. CEP811 is closing this week and for my final post with that particular tag, I’m going to reflect a little bit. I’ll try not to ramble too much. Long story short: I’ll definitely be using the Raspberry Pi when I get back to the cla... Read more 10 Dec 2013 - 3 minute read
Week seven of CEP811 is waning, and this has been a very busy week for me. I was in San Antonio Tuesday through Friday for a conference and then came back with a cold. Luckily, this week was manageable because of all the reading I needed to do. Below is a collection of articles I found through the MSU library that focus on inquiry learning, scie... Read more 07 Dec 2013 - 4 minute read


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Here is the presentation I gave at AAPM 2015 regarding this work:
Radiotherapy plans have become increasingly complex in recent years, and with this added complexity have come numerous new sources of errors during plan delivery. One such source of errors is the multi-leaf collimator (MLC), the final component between the linear accelerator and patient. Tasked with shaping the radiation beam in real-time during delivery, the movement of the MLC must be highly precise. However, with the highly choreographed nature of modern plans, the beam shapes become slightly deformed, leading to plans not being delivered exactly as intended.
In this project, I used decision-tree regression techniques to predict the MLC errors, and incorporated them into the treatment planning system. This research allows treatment planners to view a more accurate representation of the dose as it will truly be delivered to the patient.
Click here to view a web-interface which allows access to the models developed in this work.
To test whether the plan is deliverable, the planning system first calculates what it believes the dose distribution should look like, and the plan then is physically delivered to a measurement device. It is the job of the medical physicist to compare the measured and calculated distributions.
Gamma analysis is one way of interpreting the results of the comparison. By way of example, if the institution wants a gamma passing rate of 90% for 2%/2mm, then 90% of the 2mm by 2mm voxels must be within 2% of each other.
The process of physically delivering and measuring the distribution is time consuming and laborious for Medical Physicists. Thus to spare valuable clinical resources, for my MSc thesis project I am looking to find a way to predict gamma passing rates using only information available in the calculated plan, obviating the need for the measurement step in certain cases.
There has been a certain number of approaches to solving this issue, and several papers proposing different modulation indices published. Most of these have taken into account the accelerations of MLC leaves, gantry rotation speeds, and number of monitor units delivered per control point. Recently, medical physicists at Seoul National University Hospital published a novel method using image analysis techniques (texture analysis - see my publications) on fluence maps extracted from the calculated plans. In this paper, six textural features were investigated and found to have considerable correlations with plan deliverability.
It is my hypothesis that there are ways to combine more conventional modulation indices with textural, and other features from the plans to increase predictive capability. From these features I will create a model, most likely using GBM or Random Forest algorithms.
accuracy of calculated vs measured dose distributions. When a patient is to undergo a radiation treatment, several images are taken for simulation using CT. These images are then used to create a treatment plan. The treatment planning system (TPS) generates what it believes the dose distribution will be as delivered. This distribution is not always accurate due to 'real world' considerations such as the mechanical operation of the linear accelerator. To assess the deliverability Gamma analysis is utilized.
A quantitative method of assessing deliverability considers the planar dose as a collection of point doses, and then to find the percent difference between calculated and measured at each point. The percentage of points passing a predetermined criterion (eg. \(3\%\), \(2\%\), \(1\%\)) is reported. This method is straightforward, but may be differentially reliable in regions of high and low dose gradients.
Dempsey (2003) is known as Gamma Analysis. Consider two dose distributions, a reference and an evaluated distribution. The Gamma at each point is given by
The delta terms are the DTA and dose difference criteria. The other
terms:
Are the distance and dose difference between the reference and evaluated points. Dr(rr) and De(re) are the reference and evaluated doses at points rr and re. Gamma is found for each point in the evaluated distribution, and the smallest of these values becomes the gamma at that reference point, this is repeated for each reference point.
A point is said to pass gamma if the gamma value at that point is less than one. For gamma analysis a plan for which passing rate remains above \(90\%\) with strict tolerance, such as \((2/2)\) can be considered dosimetrically robust.
errors in delivery. Gamma pass rates are one way to quanitfy the errors. A further method is to calculate an index based on the DICOM files from the TPS that may capture the features that make a plan undeliverable. If these features can be discovered it would save the medical physicist the trouble of physically measuring for gamma analysis. Although gamma analysis is not a ground truth for plan deliverability, it will be used as a surrogate in this study. Other patential indicators are DVHs and log files, to be investigated at some point.
The major modulation indices form the literature are Masi et al's MCSv, LTMCS, Li and Xing's MISPORT, and Park et al's (pile of MIs), and Park et al's ASM, IDM, Contrast, Variance, Correlation and Entropy.
Let's examine these in turn:
paper "Impact of plan parameters on the dosimetric accuracy of volumetric modulated arc therapy", Masi et al proposed two modulation indices: LTMCS, MCSv.
An attempt was made to determine if there was a correlation between several plan parameters and results obtained by patient-specific QA results for VMAT.
Parameters taken into account included:
Detailed calculations of MCS are given in the appendix of the paper.
used, including 80 prostate carcinoma, 14 prostate and pelvic lymph nodes, 18 spinal tumors, 10 mediastinal legions, 6 H&N tumors, 7 rectum, 7 other. All plans optimized using a 4 degree gantry angle sampling between CPs. A leaf motion constraint of \(5mm/deg\) was used in 123 of the plans, and \(8mm/deg\) or \(3mm/deg\) for the others. Plans were delivered using an Elekta synergy linac of 6MV with a 1 cm leaf width MLC.
Gamma analysis in this study used two tolerance criteria: \(3\%/3mm\) and \(2\%/2mm\) using the local method. Results expressed as the percentage of points where gamma was less than one, the gamma pass rate.
In this study a selection of the 40 plans of the 142 which had \(2\%/2mm\) passing rates less than \(92\%\) were considered.
computed, and averaged over all in-field moving leaves of the considered plan. Closed leaves were not considered. (This doesn't seem like a very good method...totally lacking in granularity. averaged over the entire arc??)
discussed in Mcniven. To modify this index to apply to VMAT, the authors considered controls of the arc rather than segments. The values of MCSv range from 0 to 1 with 1 meaning no modulation, as exemplified by an arc with a fixed aperture and no leaf movements. As modulation increases, the score decreases.
MCSv was calculated as \(LTi = (1000 - LT)/1000\). The values in this case range between 0 and 1, where 0 is obtained for \(LT = 1000\), and 1 when \(LT = 0\). That is to say, LTi values are higher for lower values of leaf travel.
MCSv, which with both parameters has values in the range of 0 to 1, and goes to 0 for increasing modulation and leaf motion.
and the plans re-optimized. Of the 40 plans used, LT, MCS, LTMCS and MU were averaged and compared to the respective values of the original plans. The purpose of this was to examine whether the complexity of the new group of plans with smaller spacing was comparable to the original 4 degree spacing. The Student's t-test was used to analyze differences in means.
The initial 142 plans created with 4 degree sampling constituted a starting point for analysis. Descriptive statistics were calculated for the examined parameters (LT, MCS, LTMCS, MU) and for gamma pass rates at each tolerance level (\(3/3\), \(2/2\)).
Correlations were then found between dosimetric accuracy (as calcualted with pass rates) and described parameters, using Pearsons r with the following criteria:
A moderate correlation was observed between every parameter and gamma passing rates, with higher values for MCSv and LTMCS compared to MU. For leaf travel, negative correlation is observed, indicating that for higher LT values, lower pass rates are more frequent, as intuition would dictate. Plans with very high LT values (greater than 500mm) mostly had pass rates below \(90\%\) and almost half had pass rates below \(80\%\).
All plans, with the exception of two, with MCSv values greater than 0.5 yielded pass rates above \(90\%\). For plans with MCSv below 0.3 more than half had passing rates below \(90\%\). All plans with LTMCS above 0.48 had (\(2/2\)) pass rates above \(90\%\), and \(70\%\) of plans with LTMCS below 0.2 had pass rates below \(90\%\).
treatment, average LT is calculated. If the value is above 450mm or leaf motion is greater than \(5mm/deg\) then CP sampling is decreased from 4 to 2 or 2 degrees to ensure accurate calculation.
Once the plan is developed, LTMCS values are calculated. Since all plans with a value above 0.48 yielded \(2/2\) pass rates above \(90\%\) patient specific QA is not performed, leading to the assumption that patient specific QA can be avoided for such plans.
The next index we will investigate is the MISPORT created by Xing and Li in the 2013 paper "An adaptive planning strategy for station parameter optimized radiation therapy (SPORT): Segmentally boosted VMAT".
This paper set out to propose a novel method for altering the rotations of VMAT treatment to spend extra time in certain positions based on priorities. In the paper, however, they specify a new modulation index to quanitfy the accuracy of their results, and this modulation index will be of use.
From the paper: "To quantify the level of intensity modulation of a station point, we introduce a demand metric called modulation index (MI) as follows:"
The MI is therefore given per angle, with results for a representative plan:
For this modulation index, large values indicate increased modulation, and therefore decreased deliverability.
In the 2014 [paper](http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?paperID=45720
Modulated Arc Therapy" Miura et al. investigated the relationship between several plan parameters and dosimetric results for VMAT.


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The following web services provide access to the Texas A&M Geoservices geocoding system. The versions below are the simplified APIs and offer reduced input parameters and output values than do the advanced Geocoding APIs which provide additional metadata about the internal working of the Texas A&M Geoservices Geocoder as well as advanced options for requesting specific computational options, reference data sources, output hierarchies, etc. (i.e., all the science under the hood).
Most people probably don't need or care about the internal workings of geocoding systems, but they are provided in the advanced APIs in hopes that more people start to! If you are brave, here to view the advanced versions of the API's.


Wanneroo twins graduate from Children’s University
by Staff WriterA YEAR of hard work has paid off for twins Aidan and Ciaran Mackrill (12), who donned their mortar boards and gowns this month to graduate from Children’s University Australasia.
The Wanneroo Primary School siblings joined more than 200 fellow graduates from almost 20 schools from Lancelin to Rockingham who took part in the program run by Edith Cowan University (ECU).
The program recognised and rewarded the extra-curricular learning activities of school children aged between seven and 14, with Aidan and Ciaran each logging more than 100 hours of activities.
“I wanted to do the program because it looked really fun and it would give you learning skills for later on in life,” Ciaran said.
Aidan said Children’s University has made him think about university in a different way.
“It’s not at all like what we thought it was,” he said.
“When we were learning, the teachers did it in a fun way so we took a lot more from this than usual.”
ECU Deputy Vice-Chancellor of strategic partnerships Professor Cobie Rudd said the university had been running the program for three years.
“This is our biggest group of graduates yet and we’ve also had a number of new schools join us this year with more coming on board in 2020,” she said.
“The overall goal of the program is to raise aspirations, boost achievement and instil a love of learning in the students who participate.”
Similar to a traditional graduation, ECU’s Chancellor Kerry Sanderson handed the ‘testamurs’ to 215 graduates over two ceremonies.
Children’s University gives students opportunities to learn anything from robotics to sports science, or from art to biology, and there are no lectures, tests or exams.
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An open protocol for building social Web applications.
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Every user is a website.
Every record is a file.
Users follow each other's sites to sync their files.
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import {posts, graph} from 'dat://unwalled.garden/index.js'
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Can unwalled.garden be used with HTTP?
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It's amazing how much more effective pairing sessions can be than going solo. It really gives me a chance to see what I truly know, what I could improve on, and I always leave learning at least 1 new trick or skill from my pair. Having to articulate my thoughts and explain exactly what's in my mind is gives me a great indicator of where I am with the martial. It's frustrating at times when I can't express my ideas as well as I want , but this helps me brush up on my understanding and technical jargon. I've found all of my pairs to be pleasant, even if I was a bit stuck or something didn't click, it's always great learning something new from my peers.
Reading my feedbacks has been so awesome. They are super reassuring and help give me more confidence on my own abilities which is great when learning something new and daunting. The actionable-ness really helps me get an idea of where to focus my efforts and become more well rounded, whether it be related to programming concepts, or even just socially and driving/navigating better.


subtom_plot_filter¶
Creates a graphic of bandpass filters optionally with CTF.
subtom_plot_filter(
'box_size', box_size (''),
'pixelsize', pixelsize (1),
'high_pass_fp', high_pass_fp (0),
'high_pass_sigma', high_pass_sigma (0),
'low_pass_fp', low_pass_fp (0),
'low_pass_sigma', low_pass_sigma (0),
'defocus', defocus (0),
'voltage', voltage (300),
'cs', cs (0),
'ac', ac ('1.0'),
'phase_shift', phase_shift (0.0),
'b_factor', b_factor (0.0),
'output_fn_prefix', output_fn_prefix (''))
Takes in the local alignment filter parameters used in subTOM, high_pass_fp
,
high_pass_sigma
, low_pass_fp
, and low_pass_sigma
; then produces a
figure showing the filter that will be applied to the Fourier transform of the
reference during alignment. The Fourier pixel frequencies are converted into
Angstroms using the given box_size
and pixelsize
. A single CTF can also
be specified with defocus
, voltage
, cs
, ac
, phase_shift
, and
the root square of this curve will be plotted in addition to how the band-pass
filter affects the amplitude effects of the CTF. Finally a B-factor falloff can
also be specified with b_factor
, and this decay curve will also be plotted
and also plotted with the CTF root square, and also the CTF root square and
band-pass filter all together, so a cumulative effect of a specific choice of
filter parameters at a given defocus and falloff can be observed. If
output_fn_prefix
is not emtpy it is used to save the graphic in MATLAB
figure, pdf, and png formatted files.


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of more general constraints: inclusion between two set variables and
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and SetConstraints.addCtSource
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STEPMOM (1998)
A film review by Steve Kong Edited by Cher Johnson Copyright 1998 Steve Kong
Stepmom is a movie that takes all of our emotion-strings and yanks on them for two hours. It makes us laugh, cry, sympathize, and dislike. And it's because of this that the movie fails.
Isabel (Julia Roberts) is a big-time fashion photographer. She's engaged and living with an older divorced man, Luke (Ed Harris). Isabel gets to take care of Luke's kids from time to time, much to the dismay of Luke's ex-wife, Jackie (Susan Sarandon).
After Isabel temporarily loses Luke's younger son at the park the fighting between Isabel and Jackie escalate. Both of them have their reasons for not liking the other. Jackie finds Isabel irresponsible, self-centered, an unworthy stepmom for her kids, and is afraid of Isabel stealing her children. Isabel dislikes the kids, loves Luke, and thinks that Jackie is overbearing and a control freak. It is this strife between the two women that carries the film. A small subplot about Isabel, Jackie, and the young daughter Anna (Jena Malone) also exists.
Chris Columbus directs Stepmom well, though his pacing is a bit off. The film runs long at a few minutes over two hours. Columbus is able to pull every emotion out of the bag. The film drips of melodrama. Columbus is known more for his lighter work: Home Alone, Home Alone 2, and Mrs. Doubtfire. Stepmom is the opposite of those - this is a drama - and Columbus does well.
What kills the film is the script. The script is filled with cliches and bad lines. The writer, Gigi Levangi, wrote some pretty melodramatic lines for this film, take for instance what Isabel tells Anna to say to the boy that just turned her down.
The only thing that shines from Stepmom are the performances by the three leads. Harris, Sarandon, and Roberts all give good performances, but not good enough to save this film from disaster. Skip Stepmom on the big screen and catch it on video.
[Rated PG-13. Running Time: 123 Minutes]
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In the beginning there was a little girl who was born into what others saw as a rather unconventional and bohemian family. Her parents where professional musicians, her mother a classical pianist and her father a multi instrumentalist/singer - songwriter. They ran meditation retreats and a recording studio from their little home in the heart of the beautiful Staffordshire countryside. Surrounded by so much music, naturally at the tender age of 3 April started to take lessons from her parents and their friends and inevitably learned to play many instruments, finally settling on piano, flute, guitar and singing.
Insatiably adventurous she took to busking at the age of 13! A tour of the West Country and Ireland finds the 17 year old April in a converted ambulance with her fiddle playing sister, her guitarist partner, (both travellers at the time) and a dancer friend who's speciality was Irish/contemporary dancing in Parra boots! Picture the scene; four extremely colourful characters, three with dreadlocks, April with a purple Mohican and all of them tattooed and pierced to the eyeballs! And of course we can't forget the wondering troubadour's mascot, Geezer, a wonderfully loyal and at times extremely vocal Alsatian! Whining and wolf howling in the choruses. They played Irish and Scottish jigs and reels, traditional folk songs, Leveller's songs, jazz standards, show tunes and opera!!! Sleeping under the stars, on beaches and in caves, making shelters in the woods, and even living in a squat! Playing on mountain tops, and once on a huge rock in the sea as the tide was coming in all around them. All fantastic experiences to inspire April's creative juices as a songwriter.
Fast forward a year to St. Ives, Cornwall. The sounds of Broadway showstoppers and an eclectic array of music floats through the window of an art gallery. The owner is impressed, and finally so curious she dashes outside expecting to see some young Elaine Paige ...NOT a purple- Mohicaned-traveller! "With talent like that you could make it; have you considered Music College?"...
What? ... Be normal? Get trained? Study classical music like her parents? NO WAY.. but... the seed was sown. When the time was right a music guru appeared in a cloud of luminescence and said in celestial tones "Leeds College of Music is for you, they specialise in Jazz, contemporary and popular music. It is your destiny!!"
So... an unconditional offer, three years hard work, armed with nothing more than a SM 58 and a slightly more respectable hair cut! April graduates with a First and than began her life as a professional musician.
Not the end...


Hamilton: Honda setting up "serious" three-way 2020 fight
by Scott MitchellLewis Hamilton reckons Honda's progress sets up a potentially "serious" battle between three manufacturers for the 2020 Formula 1 title.
Hamilton and Mercedes swept to the drivers' and constructors' title again in 2019, giving the team its sixth consecutive championship double and Hamilton his fifth crown in six seasons.
Conversely, Ferrari's challenge fell away early in the year and Red Bull's transitional season with Honda meant it has taken three victories but has failed to mount a sustained championship bid.
However, after being beaten by the Honda-powered Red Bull of Max Verstappen in the Brazilian Grand Prix, and out-dragged to the line for second by Pierre Gasly's Honda-engined Toro Rosso, Hamilton believes Red Bull will join the title fight in 2020.
"The Honda's obviously made some big steps and it's great to see another manufacturer as strong as they are now," he said.
"It means that hopefully next year we're going to have a serious three-way, four-way battle and that's great for Formula 1."
Verstappen has avoided big predictions throughout the first year of the Red Bull-Honda project but has enthused greatly about the Japanese manufacturer's progress, which has facilitated his strongest season in F1.
Gasly's surprise second-place finish in Brazil gave Honda its first one-two in F1 since the 1991 Japanese Grand Prix, and Verstappen admitted "I always get reminded with the stats".
"The pole was the last time in 1991 here in Brazil," he added. "I think it's a good time to start doing these things again.
"We keep relying on the results from the '90s.
"I think Honda is definitely on a very good way. Throughout the season they have been improving massively so I am very pleased with it."
If Honda can power Red Bull to a full title challenge, it will put Hamilton up against Verstappen for the first time.
After fighting Verstappen, and the other Red Bull of Alex Albon in Brazil, Hamilton said: "It's inevitable that the youngsters are going to come through.
"There's often a wave of young talent that manages to make its way through to Formula 1.
"I think Formula 1's got a lot of new young blood with a lot of potential and they really are the future of the sport.
"Fortunately I feel that while the number [of years] shows a little bit higher, I feel like I'm able to still kick it with these guys.
"So I'm excited for the future, racing with these guys and if we can get these teams to be closer, then we're going to see more awesome battles like [Brazil] and I think that would be great."


mongoc_collection_find()
Synopsis
mongoc_cursor_t * mongoc_collection_find (mongoc_collection_t *collection, mongoc_query_flags_t flags, uint32_t skip, uint32_t limit, uint32_t batch_size, const bson_t *query, const bson_t *fields, const mongoc_read_prefs_t *read_prefs) BSON_GNUC_WARN_UNUSED_RESULT;
Parameters
collection |
|
flags |
|
skip |
A uint32_t of number of documents to skip or 0. |
limit |
A uint32_t of max number of documents to return or 0. |
batch_size |
A uint32_t containing batch size of document result sets or 0 for default. Default is 100. |
query |
A bson_t containing the query and options to execute. |
fields |
A bson_t containing fields to return or NULL. |
read_prefs |
A mongoc_read_prefs_t or NULL for default read preferences. |
Description
This function shall execute a query on the underlying collection.
If no options are necessary, query can simply contain a query such as {a:1}. If you would like to specify options such as a sort order, the query must be placed inside of {"$query": {}} as specified by the server documentation. See the example below for how to properly specify additional options to query.
Returns
A newly allocated mongoc_cursor_t that should be freed with mongoc_cursor_destroy() when no longer in use. If invalid parameters are supplied, NULL may be returned.
Failure to handle the result of this function is a programming error.
Example
Print All Documents in a Collection
#include <mongoc.h> #include <stdio.h> static void print_all_documents (mongoc_collection_t *collection) { mongoc_cursor_t *cursor; bson_error_t error; const bson_t *doc; char *str; bson_t *query; query = BCON_NEW ("$query", "{", "foo", BCON_INT32 (1), "}", "$orderby": "{", "foo", BCON_INT32 (-1), "}"); cursor = mongoc_collection_query (collection, MONGOC_QUERY_NONE, 0, 0, 0, query, NULL, NULL); while (mongoc_cursor_more (cursor) && mongoc_cursor_next (cursor, &doc)) { str = bson_as_json (doc, NULL); printf ("%s\n", str); bson_free (str); } if (mongoc_cursor_error (cursor, &error)) { fprintf (stderr, "An error occurred: %s\n", error.message); } mongoc_cursor_destroy (cursor); bson_destroy (query); }


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GenerateExportHeader¶
Function for generation of export macros for libraries
This module provides the function GENERATE_EXPORT_HEADER()
.
The GENERATE_EXPORT_HEADER
function can be used to generate a file
suitable for preprocessor inclusion which contains EXPORT macros to be
used in library classes:
GENERATE_EXPORT_HEADER( LIBRARY_TARGET
[BASE_NAME <base_name>]
[EXPORT_MACRO_NAME <export_macro_name>]
[EXPORT_FILE_NAME <export_file_name>]
[DEPRECATED_MACRO_NAME <deprecated_macro_name>]
[NO_EXPORT_MACRO_NAME <no_export_macro_name>]
[INCLUDE_GUARD_NAME <include_guard_name>]
[STATIC_DEFINE <static_define>]
[NO_DEPRECATED_MACRO_NAME <no_deprecated_macro_name>]
[DEFINE_NO_DEPRECATED]
[PREFIX_NAME <prefix_name>]
[CUSTOM_CONTENT_FROM_VARIABLE <variable>]
)
The target properties CXX_VISIBILITY_PRESET
and VISIBILITY_INLINES_HIDDEN
can be used to add the appropriate
compile flags for targets. See the documentation of those target properties,
and the convenience variables
CMAKE_CXX_VISIBILITY_PRESET
and
CMAKE_VISIBILITY_INLINES_HIDDEN
.
By default GENERATE_EXPORT_HEADER()
generates macro names in a file
name determined by the name of the library. This means that in the
simplest case, users of GenerateExportHeader
will be equivalent to:
set(CMAKE_CXX_VISIBILITY_PRESET hidden)
set(CMAKE_VISIBILITY_INLINES_HIDDEN 1)
add_library(somelib someclass.cpp)
generate_export_header(somelib)
install(TARGETS somelib DESTINATION ${LIBRARY_INSTALL_DIR})
install(FILES
someclass.h
${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/somelib_export.h DESTINATION ${INCLUDE_INSTALL_DIR}
)
And in the ABI header files:
#include "somelib_export.h"
class SOMELIB_EXPORT SomeClass {
...
};
The CMake fragment will generate a file in the
${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}
called somelib_export.h
containing the
macros SOMELIB_EXPORT
, SOMELIB_NO_EXPORT
, SOMELIB_DEPRECATED
,
SOMELIB_DEPRECATED_EXPORT
and SOMELIB_DEPRECATED_NO_EXPORT
.
They will be followed by content taken from the variable specified by
the CUSTOM_CONTENT_FROM_VARIABLE
option, if any.
The resulting file should be installed with other headers in the library.
The BASE_NAME
argument can be used to override the file name and the
names used for the macros:
add_library(somelib someclass.cpp)
generate_export_header(somelib
BASE_NAME other_name
)
Generates a file called other_name_export.h
containing the macros
OTHER_NAME_EXPORT
, OTHER_NAME_NO_EXPORT
and OTHER_NAME_DEPRECATED
etc.
The BASE_NAME
may be overridden by specifying other options in the
function. For example:
add_library(somelib someclass.cpp)
generate_export_header(somelib
EXPORT_MACRO_NAME OTHER_NAME_EXPORT
)
creates the macro OTHER_NAME_EXPORT
instead of SOMELIB_EXPORT
, but
other macros and the generated file name is as default:
add_library(somelib someclass.cpp)
generate_export_header(somelib
DEPRECATED_MACRO_NAME KDE_DEPRECATED
)
creates the macro KDE_DEPRECATED
instead of SOMELIB_DEPRECATED
.
If LIBRARY_TARGET
is a static library, macros are defined without
values.
If the same sources are used to create both a shared and a static
library, the uppercased symbol ${BASE_NAME}_STATIC_DEFINE
should be
used when building the static library:
add_library(shared_variant SHARED ${lib_SRCS})
add_library(static_variant ${lib_SRCS})
generate_export_header(shared_variant BASE_NAME libshared_and_static)
set_target_properties(static_variant PROPERTIES
COMPILE_FLAGS -DLIBSHARED_AND_STATIC_STATIC_DEFINE)
This will cause the export macros to expand to nothing when building the static library.
If DEFINE_NO_DEPRECATED
is specified, then a macro
${BASE_NAME}_NO_DEPRECATED
will be defined This macro can be used to
remove deprecated code from preprocessor output:
option(EXCLUDE_DEPRECATED "Exclude deprecated parts of the library" FALSE)
if (EXCLUDE_DEPRECATED)
set(NO_BUILD_DEPRECATED DEFINE_NO_DEPRECATED)
endif()
generate_export_header(somelib ${NO_BUILD_DEPRECATED})
And then in somelib:
class SOMELIB_EXPORT SomeClass
{
public:
#ifndef SOMELIB_NO_DEPRECATED
SOMELIB_DEPRECATED void oldMethod();
#endif
};
#ifndef SOMELIB_NO_DEPRECATED
void SomeClass::oldMethod() { }
#endif
If PREFIX_NAME
is specified, the argument will be used as a prefix to
all generated macros.
For example:
generate_export_header(somelib PREFIX_NAME VTK_)
Generates the macros VTK_SOMELIB_EXPORT
etc.
ADD_COMPILER_EXPORT_FLAGS( [<output_variable>] )
The ADD_COMPILER_EXPORT_FLAGS
function adds -fvisibility=hidden
to
CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS
if supported, and is a no-op
on Windows which does not need extra compiler flags for exporting support.
You may optionally pass a single argument to ADD_COMPILER_EXPORT_FLAGS
that will be populated with the CXX_FLAGS
required to enable visibility
support for the compiler/architecture in use.
This function is deprecated. Set the target properties
CXX_VISIBILITY_PRESET
and
VISIBILITY_INLINES_HIDDEN
instead.


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| SubmissionWordCountData |
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| GCFile |
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| SubmissionWordCountData |
| WordCountSummary |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| GCNode |
| JobStatus |
| SubmissionStatus |
| TaskStatus |
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Man Utd urged to snub Mario Mandzukic transfer and re-sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Paul Ince believes Ibrahimovic would have a positive impact on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side both on and off the pitch
by Hassan RashedManchester United should attempt to re-sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic instead of persisting with a move for Mario Mandzukic, according to Paul Ince.
The Red Devils have been heavily with a move for Croatia striker Mandzukic when the transfer window re-opens in January, with the 33-year-old yet to feature for Juventus this season.
But former United midfielder Ince can't see a deal being agreed and believes his former club be better served concentrating their efforts on trying to bring Ibrahimovic back to Old Trafford.
The 38-year-old, who spent almost two seasons in the Premier League, will leave LA Galaxy the end of the year and is currently looking for a new club.
And although the Swede has already indicated he plans to return to Spain, where he played for Barcelona , Ince thinks he is exactly the kind of player Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needs in his young squad.
He told Paddy Power (via The Express ) : "Zlatan Ibrahimovic seemed to tease going back to Spain, then he’s been linked with staying in the MLS, and even Perth Glory.
"But I think, if he wanted to, returning to Old Trafford would be the way to go.
"He’d be great at educating all of these young players that Ole is looking to bring through, an incredible off-pitch influence as well as on the field.
"They need someone who can control the changing room and be a true leader, and he fits that role.
"He can show the young players how it’s done. He would be the Godfather of United’s dressing room.
"I can't see Mario Mandzukic happening - so why not take Zlatan?"
Ibrahimovic enjoyed great success in his first spell at Old Trafford, which started after he left Paris Saint-Germain in 2016.
The former Juventus, AC Milan and Inter star scored an impressive 29 goals in 53 total appearances for the Red Devils before making the move to the MLS in March 2018.
And with Solskjaer's side currently seventh in the Premier League and yet to hit top gear in the final third, Ince his confident the former Sweden international will provide much-needed goals.
"You know that he isn’t going to play 90 minutes every game," he added. "But he’s a lethal goal scorer ultimately.
 If you were to bring him on for 15 or 20 minutes he will find the net in that time.
"And we know that United have been struggling with creating chances and not scoring goals – he’s the perfect fit.
"He’s a completely different forward to anything that they’ve currently got. I know there’s been talk about Mario Mandzukic, which I could never see personally, but for a small period of time I don’t see why you wouldn’t take Zlatan.
"Anthony Martial is in and out with injuries, Jesse Lingard is inconsistent, and it takes the constant pressure off Rashford."


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Shannon proved electronic circuits could solve all problems that Boolean algebra could. The thesis became the foundation of practical digital circuit design.
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This calculus is shown to be exactly analogous to the calculus of propositions used in the symbolic study of logic. The circuit may then be immediately drawn from the equations.
Claude Elwood Shannon
A Symbolic Analysis of Relay and Switching Circuits, 1938
Boole introduced Boolean algebra, which has been fundamental in the development of digital electronics, and is provided for in all modern programming languages.
George Boole
The Mathematical Analysis of Logic, 1847
It appeared to me that, although logic might be viewed with reference to the idea of quantity, it had also another and a deeper system of relations.
Logic gates are standardized physical devices which can be designed to implement Boolean algebra. Logic circuits can easily be assembled with logic gates.
Then we have multiplexers, registers, arithmetic logic units (ALUs), and computer memory, all the way up through complete microprocessors, which may contain more than 100 million gates. And finally, mobile phones, tablets, and laptops.
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Use this tool to export locally installed fonts for usage with
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Added iteration()
and submit()
to facilitate submit functionality
Added tests for iteration()
Updated RStudio addin to handle the submission of exercises, and improved UI with helper text
Added browse_exercise()
and browse_solution()
, convenience functions for navigating to problem descriptions or solutions on http://exercism.io
Documented new functions and added examples for all existing exported functions
Replaced messages in .onLoad()
with packageStartupMessage()
, and made them more descriptive
Re-order slug and track_id parameters in fetch_problem()
and skip_problem()
to facilitate omission of the track parameter with an unamed slug parameter
Updated README to clarify the required steps to set API key and exercism path
Bug fix for #2
Updated API tests to use a temporary directory & API key and cleanup afterwards
Added force
argument to set_api_key()
and set_exercism_path()
to
facilitate when to allow overwriting of environment variables
Added simple checks of key and path to set_api_key()
& set_exercism_path()
repectively, with warnings when appropriate
Added .onLoad() which checks if the API key & path have previously been set; if not, tries to update config based on the file that is used by the exercism CLI; otherwise messages with a prompt to set the API key and path


one of the four elemental bending arts, is the pyrokinetic ability to control fire. It is unique among the bending arts, as it is the only one in which the performer can generate the element. The first human firebenders lived in a city atop a lion turtle during the era of Raava and the art later spread to the Sun Warriors, the Fire Nation, and the United Republic of Nations. The Earth Kingdom also has a small firebending minority.
The Fire Nation is one of the world's four nations and five sovereign states. It is an absolute monarchy led by the Fire Lord and home to most firebenders. Geographically, the nation is located along the planet's equator in the western hemisphere and is composed of several islands. Its capital is simply known as the Fire Nation Capital.
The Fire Nation is the second-largest nation in terms of area, following the Earth Kingdom, while its economy is the most powerful in the world; its strong industrial sector and extensive technological developments not only enabled the Fire Nation to create an extremely powerful military, but also initiated the worldwide modernization and globalization. Before the foundation of the United Republic and the following global technological revolution, it was also the strongest and most advanced country in the world.


kafka sink connectors that invokes org.apache.kafka.clients.producer.KafkaProducer to send messages to kafka queue
Kafka source connectors that pulls a batch of messages (kafka.consumer.emit.batch.size
)
from multiple Kafka TopicAndPartition in a round-robin way.
this stores offset-timestamp mapping to kafka
factory that builds KafkaStorage
Kafka source connectors that pulls a batch of messages (
kafka.consumer.emit.batch.size
) from multiple Kafka TopicAndPartition in a round-robin way.This is a TimeReplayableSource which is able to replay messages given a start time. Each kafka message is tagged with a timestamp by io.gearpump.streaming.transaction.api.MessageDecoder and the (offset, timestamp) mapping is stored to a OffsetStorage. On recovery, we could retrieve the previously stored offset from the OffsetStorage by timestamp and start to read from there.
kafka message is wrapped into gearpump Message and further filtered by a TimeStampFilter such that obsolete messages are dropped.


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| ManagersHalf {Lahman} | R Documentation |
Split season data for managers
data(ManagersHalf)
A data frame with 93 observations on the following 10 variables.
playerID
Manager (player) ID code
yearID
Year
teamID
Team; a factor
lgID
League; a factor with levels AL
NL
inseason
Managerial order. One if the individual managed the team
the entire year. Otherwise denotes where the manager appeared
in the managerial order (1 for first manager, 2 for second, etc.).
A factor with levels 1
2
3
4
5
half
First or second half of season
G
Games managed
W
Wins
L
Losses
rank
Team's position in standings for the half
Lahman, S. (2021) Lahman's Baseball Database, 1871-2020, 2020 version, http://www.seanlahman.com/baseball-archive/statistics/
library("dplyr") library("reshape2") # Only have data for 1892 and 1981 # League rank by half for 1981 teams with the same # manager in both halves who were hired in-season ManagersHalf %>% filter(yearID >= 1901) %>% group_by(teamID, yearID) %>% filter(all(playerID == playerID[1])) %>% # same manager in both halves mutate(winPct = round(W/G, 3)) %>% reshape2::dcast(playerID + yearID + teamID + lgID ~ half, value.var = "rank") %>% rename(rank1 = `1`, rank2 = `2`)


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