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The detailed docs on classes and methods can be found in the API docs. For your convenience I copied the ruby-docs and changed the examples to include RubyJS syntax. Notes are added for features that are not implemented properly.
Details on:
- Performance: see what's fast and what's not.


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Cid: Image Bundler Service
Run this example on any web server (nginx, apache, etc)
Images I don't want base64 encoded!
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{% extends './vod/vod-base.html' %} {% block main-content %}
Select a VOD data file to produce a skeleton data handling template that you will need to flesh out.
This template handles which fields will be populated in the target data table in the underlying database and the
approach that will be applied if cleansing is chosen to be performed on the uploaded data.
This is not mandatory, but it can improve the quality of the data held making analysis easier and more valuable.
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Communication Technician Lvl 3. Member of PAT (Positive Action Team). Puyallup, WA.
• Voice of the Customer, On Time and Home Health Check metrics consistently at 98-100%
• Proactively identify and communicate issues related to programming and system functionality, collaborate with management for positive momentum and process improvement
• Perform analysis of technical software and communicate findings to more fully utilize platform tools; efficient, effective troubleshooting and resolution
• Collect data and compile weekly and monthly budgetary and inventory reports
• Thorough working knowledge of Comcast service hardware functionality from headend to customer
• Able to communicate complex technical concepts to non-technical business partners
• Functions as an active communication hub between external consultants and vendors, all levels of the corporate strata and internal departments and team members
• Dynamic, approachable communication style
• Able to work independently and as an active member of a team
• Address challenges with creative solutions
• Strong organizational skills
• Excellent analysis and decision-making
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Co-Owner of a business my father and I started. Employed over 10 people and personally managed all operations. Pierce County, WA.
• Managed all business operations for a family-owned special events BBQ company
• Recruit, hire, train, manage and coach a team of 10+ employees
• Perform periodic scheduled reviews
• Able to communicate with tact, sensitivity and authority
• Engaging leadership style, inspiring a cohesive team environment
• Excellent delegation and team guidance
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• Maintain, optimize and utilize equipment and tools
• Active communication with customers and dispatch; consistently operate according to company best practices; values and contributes to a cohesive team environment
• High personal and team expectations; demonstrated ability to build and maintain positive working relationships
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Bloc.io
- Software Engineer and Full Stack Development Bootcamp
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University of Phoenix
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Scrum Certification
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The sat5ptools
package is a single file python module. It uses Click to deliver several command line tools.
To work on the module, follow the Click setuptools
integration instructions..
Initially, from the tools
directory:
virtualenv venv
. venv/bin/activate
pip install --editable .
This installs the package you’re working on into your path, so executing excel2all
will run out of the source in the tools
directory, and you can code away.
You can run deactivate
to drop out of your development virtual environment, and run . venv/bin/activate
any time to get back in.
Switch into the tools
directory. Update the version number in setup.py
. Make sure you’re in the venv
virtual environment (. venv/bin/activate
). Then build source and wheel distributions:
python setup.py sdist
python setup.py bdist_wheel --universal
That builds distributions into ./dist
. Use twine
, whatever that is, to upload:
twine upload dist/*
Then make sure you’ve committed everything into git, then tag. Remember to use a tag version number that matches the version in setup.py
.
git tag -a "v1.2.3" -m "some description of this release tag"
git push --tags


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It always takes longer than you expect, even when you
take into account Hofstadter's Law.
— Douglas Hofstadter (Author of Gödel, Escher, Bach:
An Eternal Golden Braid)
Hick's Law
The time to make a decision is a function of the
possible choices he or she has.
— William Edmund Hick
Further Reading
The Paradox of Choice - Why More Is Less, by Barry
Schwartz (2004)
Brooks's Law
adding manpower to a late software project makes it later
— Fred Brooks (Author of The Mythical
Man-Month)
Miller's Law
All discussions of incremental updates to Bugzilla will
eventually trend towards proposals for large scale
redesigns or feature additions or replacements for
Bugzilla.
— Mike Beltzner
Sturgeon's Law
90% of everthing is crud.
— Theodore Sturgeon
Hanlon's Razor
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately
explained by stupidity
— Robert J. Hanlon
SNAFU Principle
Communication is only possible between equals
Ninety-Ninety Rule
"The first 90% of the code accounts for the first 90% of
the development time. The remaining 10% of the code
accounts for the other 90% of the development time."
— Tom Cargill of Bell Labs
Murphy's Law
“If there are two or more ways to do something, and one
of those ways can result in a catastrophe, then someone
will do it.”
Putt's Law
"Technology is dominated by two types of people: those
who understand what they do not manage and those who
manage what they do not understand
— Archibald Putt
Gall's Law
"A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple
system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch never works and
cannot be patched up to make it work."
— John Gall
Greenspun's Tenth Rule
"Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad-hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Common Lisp."


Product Security
Security isn’t a topic to discuss by itself, it should be part of the conversation around everything discussed on EnterpriseReady. For SaaS companies working with larger enterprise IT buyers it is incredibly important for this to be an area of strength. Most enterprises will provide potential software vendors with long third-party vendor security questionnaires. These documents generally cover a broad range of security topics including product security, physical office security, employee screening, office network security, business continuity, upstream vendor security, disaster recovery, data security, secure IT policy, asset security and data center security in order to evaluate the overall security posture of an organization.
For the purpose of this guide we’re going to focus on product related security issues. These be broken into 3 primary categories of development: security, ops security and product security. We also recommend a detailed review of the security controls recommended by OWASP. The OWASP Application Security Verification Standard (ASVS) is a more detailed list of security concerns.
Ops
Communication Security
TLS all the things (including internal server-to-server communication). It’s just not acceptable to use unencrypted communication inside your datacenter.
Data Security
Encryption, least privilege, deletion, auditing use of privileges. When possible (which should be all of the time), leverage systems to encrypt data while at rest. Store PII (Personally Identifiable Information) in separate systems. Be aware of any compliance and regulatory processes that are specific to your industry and be prepared to explain how you follow them.
Network Segmentation
Create private networks by leveraging cloud hosting features such as VPCs and VPN connections when possible. Don’t treat your office location as an extension of this network. Anyone who needs to access the production network should have a VPN connection from their own device.
Public Footprint
The principle of least privilege can be applied to the openness of systems and servers. By doing so you can reduce the surface area for potential attacks. Servers should not have public IP addresses unless absolutely needed (instead traffic should be routed through a reverse proxy server like Nginx). All unnecessary ports should be blocked. Only allow SSH connections from internal (VPN) connections. Moving the SSH port to a different port isn’t a secure solution.
Take Preventative Action
There are some external products and services that can help detect when your network has been compromised or if your applications have known vulnerabilities. Some can even assist you to deploy patches or block access to bad actors. A examples of products to evaluate are: SignalSciences, AlienVault, Snort or Tenable.
DDOS Prevention
If you’ve prevented rogue traffic from accessing your servers and network, it’s still possible for external services to block anyone else from using your service by creating a distributed, denial-of-service attack. To prevent this, it’s recommended to use a 3rd party service such as Cloudflare or Akamai who have experience managing DDOS attacks.
API Rate Limiting Without rate limiting, your API is subject to brute force attacks. Consider enforcing rate limits in an upstream load balancer. It’s also recommended that unauthenticated requests have a considerably lower rate limit than authenticated requests.
Monitoring
All of the best security measures in place aren’t enough if you don’t have monitoring in place to know when you’ve been compromised. Invest in detailed monitoring that will alert you when unexpected events occur such as SSH connections from new IP addresses, high network throughput, high CPU, new processes running on servers, etc.
Automation
Reproducibility is key to ensuring consistent and intended environments by removing opportunity for human error. Without scripted and reproducible deployments, you will end up with a collection of unaudited, artisanally configured servers that could have undetected security vulnerabilities on them.
Enable and Enforce Two Factor Auth
For any system that support two-factor authentication, you should require that your own employees and contractors enable this feature. Many products even have a way to enforce it for all members of your team.
Separation of Roles
Most large enterprises will require that you have different roles for development, ops, monitoring, etc. It’s important to be able to provide this, but there isn’t a requirement that a single person cannot be in multiple roles. It should be structured so that a developer who also has SSH access to production servers cannot be assuming both roles simultaneously though.
Leverage Trusted Images
If using Docker, enable Content Trust to ensure the image lifecycle is securely managed.
Development
Feature Security Design Reviews
All changes that have a design review should focus on a security review also. If you aren’t an expert in security, bring an expert in who can show you where the weak points are and design a way to harden these before writing the new system.
Product Architecture
Having a current product architecture document is a prerequisite for being able to think about product security. It’s important to keep your product architecture documents current.
Dev Environments
Your development environments should be isolated from production and staging systems. Each development environment should not be able to access production databases and resources. Any secrets that are required for your environment should be different in dev than in production or staging.
Encryption Primitives
Ensure that encryption methods are not “homegrown”. Use industry defined standards when encrypting data. Also, it’s important to know your (potential) buyer. Common standards like RSA and AES are frequently accepted. Some encryption libraries require initialization with a securely seeded random number generator, be sure to read the docs or code for your uuid library to determine if you are responsible for seeding.
Code Reviews
Require that all code is reviewed by a separate person than the author. This will help eliminate rogue actors from introducing intentional or unintentional security bugs into your system.
Application Security Testing
Leverage Application Security Testing (AST) tools. Interactive (IAST) tools such as Contrast [https://www.contrastsecurity.com] combine multiple techniques and are compatible with modern software pipelines. Static (SAST) tools such as Checkmarx and Veracode scan source code. Dynamic (DAST) tools simulate attacks using HTTP requests.
Test Dependencies
While it’s common to think about vulnerabilities in your own code, most software today has a lot of dependencies. You should remember to check for vulnerabilities in all of your dependencies also. Depending on the language you are using, tools like Snyk and Contrast [https://www.contrastsecurity.com] are available to help automatically monitor and scan these.
Secret Management
Your code should use a vault to store secrets when possible. Consider using Hashicorp Vault or Torus.sh for this.
Application Security
Read the OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities and think about how someone could use each of the top ten vulnerabilities to gain access to your system, databases or network
Continuous Threat Modeling
Identify and document your trust boundaries and threat models in your system early. Continue to update these docs as your system evolves. Knowing where the trust boundaries are and where the biggest threat could come from will help you prioritize solutions.
Product
Password security
Many applications require that users sign up and will have to store passwords to allow the user to log in again. You will have to be able to explain the following features around password security:
- How are passwords stored? (bcrypt is a great answer, but make sure it’s including a salt.)
- Do you enforce a minimum password strength?
- Do you have a configurable password expiration policy?
- Do you prevent password reuse when changing a password?
- How can a password be reset when needed?
- Can a user enable a second factor login requirement?
- Can an organization enforce 2 factor login for all users?
API Tokens
API Tokens are often treated less securely than passwords, but they are just as powerful as a logged in user. Treat tokens with the same level of security as you would passwords.
IP Allow-listing Restrict the users of an account to only be able to log in from specified IP addresses or ranges (useful for enterprises that require that their users be on a VPN to use any service).
Sessions
When an account is deleted or has a password changed, all existing sessions should be deleted.
Client side
If your application is using cookies or local/session storage, ensure that all confidential data stored is in server-readable JWT tokens only.
Secure defaults
Security shouldn’t be a feature a user has to enable or opt into. Enforce secure defaults out of the box.
Demonstrable security
Many enterprise buyers will ask you to provide documentation around your security efforts. Be prepared to show any of the following:
- Certifications - Achieving SOC2 certification or FedRAMP or PCI compliance (even when irrelevant) can often shortcut the effort to demonstrate security practices to potential customers.
- Audits - Trusted 3rd-party audits are a standard requirement for most enterprise customers.
- Penetration Test Results - Publish or make available upon request the results of 3rd-party penetration tests.
- Security Forms - Many potential customers will require that you fill out their detailed security check list.
- White Papers - Summarize security best pracitces in easy to consume PDFs for customers to share with their security teams.
Information Security Policy
Have a written and published Information Security Policy, Incident Response Plan and Bug Bounty Program. Some good examples to start with are Datadog or Dropbox. It’s pretty common to have these hosted on a /security URL.


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interface StatementType
Created by Tom Needham on 12/03/2016.
| EnumStatementType |
enum class EnumStatementType |
| Statement |
abstract class Statement : StatementType Created by Tom Needham on 10/03/2016. |
| WhereStatement |
class WhereStatement : Statement, StatementType Created by Thomas Needham on 12/03/2016. |


@ProviderType public interface SlingHttpServletResponse extends javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse, Adaptable
SlingHttpServletResponse
defines the interface to assist a
servlet in creating and sending a response to the client.
This interface is currently empty and merely exists to parallel the
SlingHttpServletRequest
interface.
Starting with Sling API 2.0.6, this interface also extends the
Adaptable
interface.
SC_ACCEPTED, SC_BAD_GATEWAY, SC_BAD_REQUEST, SC_CONFLICT, SC_CONTINUE, SC_CREATED, SC_EXPECTATION_FAILED, SC_FORBIDDEN, SC_FOUND, SC_GATEWAY_TIMEOUT, SC_GONE, SC_HTTP_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED, SC_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR, SC_LENGTH_REQUIRED, SC_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED, SC_MOVED_PERMANENTLY, SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY, SC_MULTIPLE_CHOICES, SC_NO_CONTENT, SC_NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION, SC_NOT_ACCEPTABLE, SC_NOT_FOUND, SC_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, SC_NOT_MODIFIED, SC_OK, SC_PARTIAL_CONTENT, SC_PAYMENT_REQUIRED, SC_PRECONDITION_FAILED, SC_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED, SC_REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE, SC_REQUEST_TIMEOUT, SC_REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG, SC_REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE, SC_RESET_CONTENT, SC_SEE_OTHER, SC_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE, SC_SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS, SC_TEMPORARY_REDIRECT, SC_UNAUTHORIZED, SC_UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE, SC_USE_PROXY
addCookie, addDateHeader, addHeader, addIntHeader, containsHeader, encodeRedirectUrl, encodeRedirectURL, encodeUrl, encodeURL, sendError, sendError, sendRedirect, setDateHeader, setHeader, setIntHeader, setStatus, setStatus
Copyright © 2018 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


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Proficient in developing and solving solutions with these high-level languages.
iOS and Android development.
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Recent graduate with a degree in Computer Science. I am an avid coder with an array of skillsets and the ambitions of accomplishing the impossible!
All of my work and projects are listed in the portfolio section of this website.
Take a look and a link to my resume is provided below.


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A Slack App acting as a dictionary with key-value pairs from a channel in a workspace including a web based mass data entry portal.
A project I started both to have a portfolio website and to learn how to make a website! I use a Flask framework and wrote the html and CSS by hand.
In CS 597J at WWU I developed a neural network in a project group to identify and predict when labratory earthquakes would occur using CNN and LSTM networks.
A controllable recreation of Nyan Cat for TinyCircuits' Tiny Arcade machine. A test in making pixel graphics and implementing sprite movement mechanics.
AP Computer Science project from high school to read, parse, and analyze personal facebook messenger usage.
A collection of projects I have tracked with Git. This is just a curated selection of projects I am most proud of.


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Work history
- Oxford Limousine Car Service - Operations Manager Amman, Jordan
- Harwal Group , (TSSC) - Civil - Project Engineer Dubai, UAE
- Al Rashed Comatec - Site Engineer for Pre-cast Work Al Khobar ,KSA
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Education
- University Of Applied Sciences Amman- Jordan Bachelor of Civil Engineering:Civil Engeneering Coarse includes all General Civil engineering.
- Shaheen Private School, Kuwait, July 2004 Kuwait General Secondary Education Certificate : Scientific Branch - 90.4%
My top ten movies
- 1- Armageddon
- 2- The Dark Knight
- 3- The Dark Knight Rises
- 4- Batman Begins
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- 6- Olympus Has Fallen
- 7- Angel Has Fallen
- 8- Troy
- 9- Gladiator
- 10- A Beautiful Mind


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As I understand it, roles were initially defined by XHTML but were deprecated. However, they are now defined by HTML 5, see here: http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria/complete#roles
The purpose of the role attribute is to identify to parsing software the exact function of an element (and its children) as part of a web application. This is mostly as an accessibility thing for screen readers, but I can also see it as being useful for embedded browsers and screen scrapers. In order to be useful to the unusual HTML client, the attribute needs to be set to one of the roles from the spec I linked. If you make up your own, this 'future' functionality can't work - a comment would be better.


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| net.nutch.analysis | Tokenizer for documents and query parser. |
| net.nutch.clustering | |
| net.nutch.clustering.carrot2 | |
| net.nutch.db | Web database: tracks page fetches and link structure. |
| net.nutch.fetcher | The Nutch robot. |
| net.nutch.fs | |
| net.nutch.html | |
| net.nutch.indexer | Maintain Lucene full-text indexes. |
| net.nutch.io | Generic i/o code for use when reading and writing data to the network, to databases, and to files. |
| net.nutch.ipc | Client/Server code used by distributed search. |
| net.nutch.linkdb | |
| net.nutch.mapReduce | A system for scalable, fault-tolerant, distributed computation over large data collections. |
| net.nutch.ndfs | |
| net.nutch.net | |
| net.nutch.net.protocols | |
| net.nutch.ontology | |
| net.nutch.pagedb | |
| net.nutch.parse | |
| net.nutch.plugin | |
| net.nutch.protocol | |
| net.nutch.quality.dynamic | |
| net.nutch.searcher | Search API |
| net.nutch.segment | |
| net.nutch.tools | |
| net.nutch.util |
| Plugins | |
| net.nutch.analysis.lang | Text document language identifier. |
| net.nutch.indexer.basic | A basic indexing plugin. |
| net.nutch.indexer.more | A more indexing plugin. |
| net.nutch.parse.html | An HTML document parsing plugin. |
| net.nutch.parse.mp3 | A MP3 parsing plugin. |
| net.nutch.parse.msword | A Word document parsing plugin. |
| net.nutch.parse.msword.chp | |
| net.nutch.parse.pdf | A pdf parsing plugin. |
| net.nutch.parse.rtf | A RTF parsing plugin. |
| net.nutch.parse.text | A plain text parsing plugin. |
| net.nutch.protocol.file | Protocol plugin which supports retrieving local file resources. |
| net.nutch.protocol.ftp | Protocol plugin which supports retrieving documents via the ftp protocol. |
| net.nutch.protocol.http | Protocol plugin which supports retrieving documents via the http protocol. |
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Getting Started¶
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
Prerequisites¶
Make sure you have the following dependencies installed on your system.
nodejs >= 9.3.0
npm >= 5.5.1
Navigate to the project directory and execute the following command in order to install project dependencies:
npm install
Install truffle as global dependency and compile the smart contracts.
npm install -g truffle
truffle compile
Running¶
Within the project directory execute the following command:
npm run start
This script will run the webpack-dev-server
in hot reloading mode. Open your browser on this address and you are ready to develop: http://localhost:8080/
Running the tests¶
To be added.
Coding style
Make sure the style of the source code you commit is consistent with the style of the rest of the project.
If you are in doubt refer to the Airbnb style guide for JavaScript code and to the Solidity Style Guide for smart contracts.
- Airbnb Style Guide - JavaScript
- Solidity Style Guide - Solidity
Automatically linting your code
Before commiting your changes, make sure the following command exits with zero-code:
npm run lint
Editor configuration
For Atom install linter-eslint: apm install linter-eslint
.
Deployment¶
To be added.
Built With¶
- Semantic UI - UI Framework
- Truffle - Development framework for Ethereum
Contributing¶
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
Versioning¶
We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.
License¶
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details


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This is a demo page for scrollWatcher.
In this example, the child element is taller than the screen height, but still sticks in the container. It's a rare case, but can occur (for example) on smartphones.


class Solution: def minOperations(self, nums: List[int], x: int) -> int: n = len(nums) total = sum(nums) if x == total: return n tar = total - x psum = 0 dic = {0:-1} win = 0 for i, num in enumerate(nums): psum += num if psum - tar in dic: win = max(win, i - dic[psum - tar]) if psum not in dic: dic[psum] = i return n - win if win != 0 else -1


| WinAPI Wrapper |
The Static class extends the Static standard Windows control with C++ functionality. It is derived from the Control class. See Static Controls Overview for details.
The Static class has the following functions:
| Function | Related message | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Static | - | Creates the object optionally assigning an existing control handle to it. |
| Create | CreateWindowEx | Creates the control. |
| GetIcon | STM_GETICON | Returns the icon of a SS_ICON static. |
| GetBitmap | STM_GETIMAGE | Returns the bitmap associated with the static. |
| GetCursor | STM_GETIMAGE | Returns the cursor associated with the static. |
| SetIcon | STM_SETICON | Sets an icon to a SS_ICON static. |
| SetBitmap | STM_SETIMAGE | Sets a bitmap. |
| SetCursor | STM_SETIMAGE | Sets a cursor. |
WinAPI Wrapper, WinAPI Wrapper classes, Static Controls Overview, Static Control Messages


The
presents the
Sunday, August 21, 2005
Race sanctioned by USA Cycling USCF permit pending
The Course:
The race will take
place at the
Race Schedule:
Masters - 8:00am - 30min + 1 lap
Women 1,2,3,4 - 8:45 - 30min + 1 lap
Men 4,5 & Juniors - 9:30 - 30min + 1 lap
Men 1,2,3 - 10:15 - 50min + 1 lap
Registration:
Opens at 7:00 a.m. and closes 30 minutes before each respective race!!!
Fees:
$15 race entry, includes USCF insurance surcharge. USCF annual or one-day licenses required and available for purchase on-site. MBRA memberships and permanent numbers also available at race. Racers without permanent MBRA numbers must purchase a one-day number for $2.
Prizes: t.b.d…
Other Details:
All USCF rules apply. Free lap rule in effect until five (5) laps to go.
Racers must wear helmets while racing or warming up/down.
Race is part of the Subaru Montana Cup Series – results are worth double points!
Racers must hold a USCF Annual license to be eligible for championship medals.
Important Note:
Immediately following the Criterium, MBRA will host a BBQ picnic where we’ll crown the winners of the Subaru Montana Cup Series, hand out over $2000 in random drawing prizes (winners need not be present, but are responsible for obtaining prizes), and hold our annual meeting.
For more information:
Contact Mike Longmire<PHONE_NUMBER>
Directions:
In


{% extends "game-base.html" %} {% load game_extras %} {% block content %}
Game adapted from Madhumitha Viswanathan's version (source)


Useful Links
3. Free Password Manager Video
4. Google Authenticator (Play Store)
5. Google Authenticator (Apple Store)
6. DuckDuckGo
7. Startpage
10. iNumbr
11. Signal Messenger
12. ProtonMail
13. CCleaner
14. Firefox
15. uBlock Origin
16. Privacy Badger
17. HTTPS Everywhere
19. F-Droid Store
20. LineageOS ROM
21. CopperheadOS ROM
22. Tor Browser
25. Firefox Focus (Play Store)
29. SMAC
31. Pipl
32. TinEye
33. Archives
Techlore provides many links to help achieve privacy when online and even on your phone or latptop. These links range from programs that you can run to keep you safe on your computer, phone, and tablet. They also have articles that teach you how to get rid of your electronic signature from the web. This is a very extensive list of programs, articles, and tutorials that will show everything he talks about in the video.


This app will allow you to share your google glass media with everyone around you. You can specify an email address and then share with that email address.
| Text | HTML | Attachments |
|---|---|---|
| {{ timelineItem.text }} | {{ timelineItem.html|e }} | {% for attachment in timelineItem.attachments %} {% if attachment.contentType.startswith('image') %} {% else %} Download {% endif %} {% endfor %} |


Favorite Websites
The New York Times
The New York Times is a newspaper website that features major US and international news. When first visiting the sight you are immedietly drawn to the top headline and accompanying picture that dominates the splash page. Scrolling down you will find assorted headlines followed by the classic newspaper sections (Business, Opinion, etc.)
The site is one of my favorites because of its content and layout. For someone who likes to stay informed, the Times provides an excellent overview of both domestic and international issues. I also find its layout far less cluttered and more appealing than other popular news sites such as CNN or even BBC. In the last year they have done an impressive job of revamping their site to make it less of a text repository for the traditional print paper and into a stand-alone news site. It happens to be the only text based content site I actually pay to use.
Facebook is a site I end up spending far too much time on. Although, to be honest, one minute is probably too much time on Facebook. After logging on my eyes are drawn to the "news feed" where, I admit, Facebook's algorithms generally do a fairly good job of finding content that draws me in.
I use Facebook for two fairly distinct reasons: looking at what people post and using the messaging app. Although the site looks fairly good, it has gotten noticeably more cluttered with "Suggested Posts" and the like over the last year or so. These are generally just blogspam that I ignore.
I would describe Facebook as a non-serious source of social news that has a sort of devious business model (monetizing your content). After using the site for a while I honestly feel a bit exhausted from the constant bombardment of content. However, due to its almost complete domination of the social media market, I find it hard to quit for any real amount of time.
Netflix
Netflix is a site I appreciate for its simplicity. There is only one reason to go there and they do their job very well. When first visiting, you are met with images of new shows and films or sometimes things Netflix thinks you will like. This is the one part of the website I find annoying and generally ignore. I go straight to either "My List" or the search bar to find what I want.
Netflix is, for the most part, very easy to browse. They lay out content by genre and have a good search function. The user interface is clean and uncluttered, unlike competitor Amazon Prime. They also have a good selection, although in recent years the amount of good films has declined. Overall, I consider Netflix a great site and for that reason it is one of the few sites I pay a monthly subscription to use.


velocity-tools:taglib2directive
Full name:
org.apache.velocity:maven-velocity-tools-plugin:2.1.0-SNAPSHOT:taglib2directive
Description:
Creates directives from a tag library.
Attributes:
- Requires a Maven 2.0 project to be executed.
- Requires dependency resolution of artifacts in scope: compile.
- Binds by default to the lifecycle phase: generate-resources.
Parameter Details
classesOutputDirectory:
Location of the file.
- Type: java.io.File
- Required: Yes
- Expression: ${project.build.directory}/veltools-generated-classes
packageName:
Name of the package.
- Type: java.lang.String
- Required: Yes
- Expression: sample
prefix:
Name of the TLD prefix.
- Type: java.lang.String
- Required: Yes
- Expression: sample
resourcesOutputDirectory:
Location of the file.
- Type: java.io.File
- Required: Yes
- Expression: ${project.build.directory}/veltools-generated-resources
tld:
Location of the TLD to parse.
- Type: java.lang.String
- Required: Yes
- Expression: sample


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| Ingres Corporation |
2.0 Operating System Support
2.1 Preprocessor and Compiler Support
3.0 System Requirements
3.1 Disk Space Requirements
3.2 Semaphores and Shared Memory
4.0 Installation Considerations
4.1 Syscheck -v
4.2 Shared Library Path
4.3 Visual Tools
4.4 Web Server Support
5.0 Other Platform Specific Installation Considerations
5.1 Connectivity with pre-2.6 Tru64 Ingres
5.2 Existing Applications
5.3 Kernel Configuration Parameters
This readme contains information specific to Ingres® running under HP Tru64 UNIX.
Ingres for HP Tru64 UNIX is supported on the following operating systems.
HP Tru64 UNIX 5.1b
Ingres supports these operating systems for the duration of their life cycle (as determined by the operating system's manufacturer or until Ingres Corporation announces that it is dropping support). For the latest information about supported operating systems, contact technical support at http://ingres.com/support.
Compaq C++ for Tru64 UNIX 6.5
Compaq Fortran for Tru64 UNIX Systems 5.5
Compaq C for Tru64 UNIX 6.5
Ingres for HP Tru64 UNIX requires the following disk space:
| System Configuration | Space Required |
|---|---|
| Client only (Ingres Net) | 77 MB |
| DBMS Server with Ingres Net | 195 MB |
| Full installation plus documentation | 454 MB |
Ingres requires a certain amount of semaphore and shared memory resources. You may need to increase these parameters. Consult your HP Tru64 UNIX documentation or system administrator for details of modifying kernel parameters.
For a typical Ingres instance, the following setting may be suitable:
semmni 1000
semmsl 50
semopm 10
semume 10
semvmx 32767
semaem 16384
shmmax 512000000
shmmin 1
shmmni 100
shmseg 10
Notes:
You may see a discrepancy between what the C-shell command "limit" returns and what syscheck -v returns for the per-process limit on open file descriptors. This is because Ingres extends its default per-process limit for open file descriptors. The output from syscheck -v is correct. Here is a description of how to interpret the output:
System Hard Limit
This is the absolute maximum number of open file descriptors that the operating system will permit. On HP Tru64 UNIX, this value is 4096.
System Soft Limit
This is the maximum number of open file descriptors that Ingres could conceivably get, depending on how many open files other processes have at that point in time. This value is also 4096 because Ingres uses SETRLIMIT() to extend the default value.
The library variable for HP Tru64 UNIX is LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
The Visual DBA suite is not included as part of the Ingres 2006 Open Source for HP Tru64 UNIX. However, these tools can be deployed on a Windows PC against an Ingres installation on Tru64 UNIX.
Note: Versions of VDBA prior to Ingres 2006 require a patch to work against this release of Ingres.
Ingres on HP Tru64 UNIX supports the following web server:
Apache HTTP server 1.3
Note: Ingres has been tested with Apache HTTP server version 1.3.32
Following is an example to build Apache HTTP server from a source tar file:
CFLAGS=”CFLAGS –DOSF1 –signed –pthread -ieee” LIBS=”$LIBS –ldnet_stub –lrt –lm –lbsd –laio –lpthread –lmach –lexc –lmld”
$ ./configure --prefix=<server_install_location> --enable-module=most \ --enable-shared=max $ make $ make install
Versions of Ingres prior to 2.6 running under HP Tru64 UNIX, which will need to access data stored on an HP Tru64 Ingres 2006 instance, or visa-versa, must execute the following on both installations of Ingres to allow connectivity to or from the older version:
ingsetenv II_FORCE_HET true
Failure to do so will cause connection to fail with error codes such as E_LC0023 and E_LQ00AF.
If you are upgrading a version of Ingres prior to 2.6, and you have applications statically linked with libingres.a, you must either re-link the applications, or use ingsetenv to set II_FORCE_HET to true. Failure to do so will cause applications to fail with error codes such as E_LC0023 and E_LQ00AF.
Ingres instances using OS threads that are configured for a very large number of locking and/or logging requirements will allocate a large number of POSIX process shared objects. The HP Tru64 UNIX kernel has an internal hash table used to manage these objects. If the number of POSIX process shared objects required by Ingres is large enough, startup of the Ingres Recovery Server process may take a significant amount of time. This is because of the long overflow chains in this hash table, which slows down POSIX process shared object allocation.
As of HP Tru64 UNIX 5.1b, there is a kernel parameter pshared_hash_size that controls the number of hash buckets allocated by the kernel. If Ingres Recovery Server (dmfrcp) startup performance problems are experienced, then the value of this parameter should be increased. The optimum new value is dependent upon a number of factors; however there is little cost of having a high value. An initial value of 131072 is suggested in this situation.


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The regular {...}
syntax allows to create one object. But often we need to create many similar objects, like multiple users or menu items and so on.
That can be done using constructor functions and the "new"
operator.
Constructor functions technically are regular functions. There are two conventions though:
"new"
operator.For instance:
```js run function User(name) { this.name = name; this.isAdmin = false; }
! let user = new User(“Jack”); /!
alert(user.name); // Jack alert(user.isAdmin); // false ```
When a function is executed with new
, it does the following steps:
this
.this
, adds new properties to it.this
is returned.In other words, new User(...)
does something like:
function User(name) {
*!*
// this = {}; (implicitly)
*/!*
// add properties to this
this.name = name;
this.isAdmin = false;
*!*
// return this; (implicitly)
*/!*
}
So let user = new User("Jack")
gives the same result as:
Now if we want to create other users, we can call new User("Ann")
, new User("Alice")
and so on. Much shorter than using literals every time, and also easy to read.
That’s the main purpose of constructors – to implement reusable object creation code.
Let’s note once again – technically, any function can be used as a constructor. That is: any function can be run with new
, and it will execute the algorithm above. The “capital letter first” is a common agreement, to make it clear that a function is to be run with new
.
````smart header=“new function() { … }” If we have many lines of code all about creation of a single complex object, we can wrap them in constructor function, like this:
let user = new function() {
this.name = "John";
this.isAdmin = false;
// ...other code for user creation
// maybe complex logic and statements
// local variables etc
};
The constructor can’t be called again, because it is not saved anywhere, just created and called. So this trick aims to encapsulate the code that constructs the single object, without future reuse. ````
smart header="Advanced stuff" The syntax from this section is rarely used, skip it unless you want to know everything.
Inside a function, we can check whether it was called with new
or without it, using a special new.target
property.
It is undefined for regular calls and equals the function if called with new
:
```js run function User() { alert(new.target); }
// without “new”: ! User(); // undefined /!
// with “new”: ! new User(); // function User { … } /! ```
That can be used inside the function to know whether it was called with new
, “in constructor mode”, or without it, “in regular mode”.
We can also make both new
and regular calls to do the same, like this:
```js run function User(name) { if (!new.target) { // if you run me without new return new User(name); // …I will add new for you }
this.name = name; }
let john = User(“John”); // redirects call to new User alert(john.name); // John ```
This approach is sometimes used in libraries to make the syntax more flexible. So that people may call the function with or without new
, and it still works.
Probably not a good thing to use everywhere though, because omitting new
makes it a bit less obvious what’s going on. With new
we all know that the new object is being created.
Usually, constructors do not have a return
statement. Their task is to write all necessary stuff into this
, and it automatically becomes the result.
But if there is a return
statement, then the rule is simple:
return
is called with an object, then the object is returned instead of this
.return
is called with a primitive, it’s ignored.In other words, return
with an object returns that object, in all other cases this
is returned.
For instance, here return
overrides this
by returning an object:
```js run function BigUser() {
this.name = “John”;
return { name: “Godzilla” }; // <– returns this object }
alert( new BigUser().name ); // Godzilla, got that object ```
And here’s an example with an empty return
(or we could place a primitive after it, doesn’t matter):
```js run function SmallUser() {
this.name = “John”;
return; // <– returns this }
alert( new SmallUser().name ); // John ```
Usually constructors don’t have a return
statement. Here we mention the special behavior with returning objects mainly for the sake of completeness.
```smart header="Omitting parentheses" By the way, we can omit parentheses after
new`, if it has no arguments:
Omitting parentheses here is not considered a “good style”, but the syntax is permitted by specification. ````
Using constructor functions to create objects gives a great deal of flexibility. The constructor function may have parameters that define how to construct the object, and what to put in it.
Of course, we can add to this
not only properties, but methods as well.
For instance, new User(name)
below creates an object with the given name
and the method sayHi
:
```js run function User(name) { this.name = name;
this.sayHi = function() { alert( “My name is:” + this.name ); }; }
! let john = new User(“John”);
john.sayHi(); // My name is: John /!
/ john = { name: “John”, sayHi: function() { … } } / ```
To create complex objects, there’s a more advanced syntax, classes, that we’ll cover later.
new
. Such a call implies a creation of empty this
at the start and returning the populated one at the end.We can use constructor functions to make multiple similar objects.
JavaScript provides constructor functions for many built-in language objects: like Date
for dates, Set
for sets and others that we plan to study.
```smart header=“Objects, we’ll be back!” In this chapter we only cover the basics about objects and constructors. They are essential for learning more about data types and functions in the next chapters.
After we learn that, we return to objects and cover them in-depth in the chapters info:prototypes and info:classes. ```


from pepper.brain.utils.helper_functions import read_query, casefold_text
from pepper.brain.basic_brain import BasicBrain
from pepper import config
[docs]class LocationReasoner(BasicBrain):
def __init__(self, address=config.BRAIN_URL_LOCAL, clear_all=False):
# type: (str, bool) -> LocationReasoner
"""
Interact with Triple store
Parameters
----------
address: str
IP address and port of the Triple store
"""
super(LocationReasoner, self).__init__(address, clear_all, is_submodule=True)
@staticmethod
def _measure_detection_overlap(detections_1, detections_2):
if detections_1 == detections_2:
return 1.0
else:
try:
overlap = [value for value in detections_1 if value in detections_2]
overlap = float(2 * len(overlap)) / float(len(detections_1) + len(detections_2))
return float(overlap)
except:
return 0.0
def _fill_episodic_memory_(self, raw_episode):
"""
Structure overlap to get the provenance and entity on which they overlap
Parameters
----------
raw_episode: dict
standard row result from SPARQL
Returns
-------
Overlap object containing an entity and the provenance of the mention causing the overlap
"""
preprocessed_date = self._rdf_builder.label_from_uri(raw_episode['date']['value'], 'LC')
preprocessed_detections = self._rdf_builder.clean_aggregated_detections(raw_episode['detections']['value'])
preprocessed_geo = self._rdf_builder.clean_aggregated_detections(raw_episode['geo']['value'])
return {'context': raw_episode['cl']['value'], 'place': raw_episode['pl']['value'], 'date': preprocessed_date,
'detections': preprocessed_detections, 'geo': preprocessed_geo}
[docs] def get_episodic_memory(self):
# Role as subject
query = read_query('context/detections_per_context')
response = self._submit_query(query)
if response[0]['detections']['value'] != '':
episodic_memory = [self._fill_episodic_memory_(elem) for elem in response]
else:
episodic_memory = []
return episodic_memory
def _fill_location_memory_(self, raw_objects_in_location):
"""
Structure overlap to get the provenance and entity on which they overlap
Parameters
----------
raw_objects_in_location: dict
list of ids and types for these ids
Returns
-------
Overlap object containing an entity and the provenance of the mention causing the overlap
"""
preprocessed_types = self._rdf_builder.clean_aggregated_types(raw_objects_in_location['type']['value'])
preprocessed_ids = raw_objects_in_location['ids']['value'].split('|')
return preprocessed_types, preprocessed_ids
[docs] def get_location_memory(self, cntxt):
# brain object memories
query = read_query('context/ranked_object_ids_per_type') % 'cntxt.location.label'
response = self._submit_query(query)
location_memory = {}
if response[0]['type']['value'] != '':
for elem in response:
categories, ids = self._fill_location_memory_(elem)
# assign multiple categories (eg selene is person and agent)
for category in categories:
temp = location_memory.get(casefold_text(category, format='triple'),
{'brain_ids': [], 'local_ids': []})
temp['brain_ids'].extend(ids)
location_memory[casefold_text(category, format='triple')] = temp
# Local object memories
for item in cntxt.objects: # Error, this skips the first element?
if item.name.lower() != 'person':
temp = location_memory.get(casefold_text(item.name, format='triple'),
{'brain_ids': [], 'local_ids': []})
temp['local_ids'].append(str(item.id))
location_memory[casefold_text(item.name, format='triple')] = temp
# Merge giving priority to brain elements
for cat, ids in location_memory.items():
all_ids = ids['brain_ids'][:]
all_ids.extend(ids['local_ids'])
ids['ids'] = all_ids
return location_memory
[docs] def reason_location(self, cntxt):
if cntxt.location.label != cntxt.location.UNKNOWN:
return cntxt.location.label
# Query all locations and detections (through context)
memory = self.get_episodic_memory()
if memory:
# Generate set of current detections
observations = []
for item in cntxt.objects:
if item.name.lower() != 'person':
observations.append(casefold_text(item.name, format='triple'))
for item in cntxt.people:
if item.name.lower() != item.UNKNOWN.lower():
observations.append(casefold_text(item.name, format='triple'))
observations.append(cntxt.location.city)
observations.append(cntxt.location.country)
observations.append(cntxt.location.region)
# Compare one by one and determine most similar
for mem in memory:
all = mem['detections']
all.extend(mem['geo'])
mem['overlap'] = self._measure_detection_overlap(all, observations)
# Pick most similar and determine equality based on a threshold
memory.sort(key=lambda x: x['overlap'])
best_guess = memory[0]
return best_guess['place'] if best_guess['overlap'] > 0.5 \
and best_guess['place'] != cntxt.location.UNKNOWN else None
else:
return None
[docs] def set_location_label(self, label, default='Unknown'):
# https: // www.semanticarts.com / sparql - changing - instance - uris /
# Replace as subject, replace label, replace as object in the database (long term memory)
queries = read_query('context/rename_location') % (default, label,
default, default, default, default, label,
default, label)
for query in queries.split(';'):
response = self._submit_query(query, post=True)
return None


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Department of Mathematics
Trinity College
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苹果应用商店启用https，中国要对应用进行审查
来源:https://en.greatfire.org/blog/2012/dec/apple-adopted-https-app-store-china-threatens-censor-apps
Apple adopted https in App Store. China threatens to censor apps.
苹果应用商店启用https，中国要对应用进行审查
Submitted by percy on Thu, Dec 20, 2012 由percy于2012.12.20 星期四提交
Recently, China threatens to require every app to have a license in order to go on sale, as reported by New York times. The time is too coincidental as Apple adopted https on iTunes for searching and downloading Apps.
最近，纽约时报报道中国要求每一个售卖的应用（app）需要一个许可。与此同时，苹果的iTunes搜索和下载应用都启用https链接。


home
What we do
product
Name of the company
attractive message
product 1 name
$600
descripction of the product
Select
product 2 name
$600
descripction of the product
Select
product 3 name
$600
descripction of the product
Select


Hours of Business
World-wide locations are open 9am-6pm, Mon-Fri AND 10am-4pm, Sat-Sun (Be sure to account for time zones!)
Contact Info
Salmon Cookie World-Wide Hotline:<PHONE_NUMBER>(FISH)
Salmon Cookie E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>World-wide locations are open 9am-6pm, Mon-Fri AND 10am-4pm, Sat-Sun (Be sure to account for time zones!)
Salmon Cookie World-Wide Hotline:<PHONE_NUMBER>(FISH)
Salmon Cookie E-mail: SalmonSnacks@gmail.com


%inherit file="//layout/admin_lite_dialog.html"/>
<%namespace name="formset" file="//formset.html" />
<%namespace name="lib" file="//lib.html" />
<%def name="title()">${_('Delete pool')} - ${parent.title()}%def>
<%def name="get_breadcrumbs()">
<%
return [
[_('Manager'), ['manager']],
[_('Licensing'), ['manager','system','licensing']],
[_('Delete pool'), None]
]
%>
%def>
##
## render content
##
% if controller_exception:
% if isinstance(controller_exception, splunk.ResourceNotFound):
${_('The license pool %s could not be deleted because it does not appear to exist on the server.') % h(pool_name)}
${_('Either the pool was just deleted or the name of the pool was mistyped.')}
% elif controller_exception == splunk.AuthorizationFailed:
${_('You do not have permission to edit this pool:')} ${controller_exception | h}
% else:
<%lib:render_exception e="${controller_exception}" />
% endif
% elif was_deleted:
${_('Delete successful')}
${_('The %s pool has been deleted.') % h(pool.name)}
% else:
${_('Are you sure you want to delete the license pool:')} ${pool.name | h}?
${_('Once the pool is deleted, all of the indexers in the pool will lose their shared indexing volumes. Do you still want to delete this pool?')}
${_('Affected indexers:')}
% if len(slave_table) == 0:
${_('No associated indexers found.')}
% else:
% for item in slave_table:
- ${item | h}
% endfor
% endif
% endif
##
## render gutter
##
<%def name="gutter()">
% if controller_exception or was_deleted:
${formset.button(_('OK'), is_primary=True, href=return_to)}
% else:
${formset.button(_('Cancel'), href=return_to)}
${formset.button(_('Delete'), is_primary=True, is_submit=True)}
% endif
%def>


Package redempt.redlib.misc
Class WeightedRandom<T>
- java.lang.Object
-
- redempt.redlib.misc.WeightedRandom<T>
-
- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of the value
public class WeightedRandom<T> extends java.lang.Object
Uses a map of outcomes to weights to get random values
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description WeightedRandom()
Create an empty WeightedRandomWeightedRandom(java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Integer> weights)
Deprecated.UsefromIntMap(Map)
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description WeightedRandom<T>
clone()
Creates a copy of this WeightedRandomstatic <T> WeightedRandom<T>
fromDoubleMap(java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Double> map)
Create a new WeightedRandom from a map of outcomes to their weightsstatic <T> WeightedRandom<T>
fromIntMap(java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Integer> map)
Create a new WeightedRandom from a map of outcomes to their weightsstatic <T> WeightedRandom<T>
fromString(java.lang.String str, java.util.function.Function<java.lang.String,T> converter)
Deserializes a string to create a WeightedRandomjava.util.Map<T,java.lang.Double>
getPercentages()
Gets the chance each outcome has to occur in percentage (0-100)java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Double>
getWeights()
Gets the map of weights for this WeightedRandomvoid
remove(T outcome)
Removes an outcome from this WeightedRandomT
roll()
Rolls and gets a weighted random outcomestatic <T> T
roll(java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Integer> map)
Performs a single roll given a map of outcomes to weights.void
set(T outcome, double weight)
Sets another weight in this WeightedRandom, replacing the weight of the outcome if it has already been addedvoid
set(T outcome, int weight)
Sets another weight in this WeightedRandom, replacing the weight of the outcome if it has already been addedjava.lang.String
toString(java.util.function.Function<T,java.lang.String> converter)
Converts this WeightedRandom to a String which can be deserialized later
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Constructor Detail
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WeightedRandom
public WeightedRandom(java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Integer> weights)
Deprecated.UsefromIntMap(Map)
Creates a WeightedRandom using the map of weights- Parameters:
weights
- The map of outcomes to weights
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WeightedRandom
public WeightedRandom()
Create an empty WeightedRandom
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Method Detail
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fromIntMap
public static <T> WeightedRandom<T> fromIntMap(java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Integer> map)
Create a new WeightedRandom from a map of outcomes to their weights- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of the outcomes- Parameters:
map
- The map of outcomes to their weights- Returns:
- A WeightedRandom which can be used to roll for the given outcome
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fromDoubleMap
public static <T> WeightedRandom<T> fromDoubleMap(java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Double> map)
Create a new WeightedRandom from a map of outcomes to their weights- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of the outcomes- Parameters:
map
- The map of outcomes to their weights- Returns:
- A WeightedRandom which can be used to roll for the given outcome
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roll
public T roll()
Rolls and gets a weighted random outcome- Returns:
- A weighted random outcome, or null if there are no possible outcomes
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getPercentages
public java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Double> getPercentages()
Gets the chance each outcome has to occur in percentage (0-100)- Returns:
- A map of each outcome to its percentage chance to occur when calling
roll()
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getWeights
public java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Double> getWeights()
Gets the map of weights for this WeightedRandom- Returns:
- The weight map
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set
public void set(T outcome, int weight)
Sets another weight in this WeightedRandom, replacing the weight of the outcome if it has already been added- Parameters:
outcome
- The weight to setweight
- The outcome to set
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set
public void set(T outcome, double weight)
Sets another weight in this WeightedRandom, replacing the weight of the outcome if it has already been added- Parameters:
outcome
- The weight to setweight
- The outcome to set
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remove
public void remove(T outcome)
Removes an outcome from this WeightedRandom- Parameters:
outcome
- The outcome to remove
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clone
public WeightedRandom<T> clone()
Creates a copy of this WeightedRandom- Overrides:
clone
in classjava.lang.Object
- Returns:
- An identical copy of this WeightedRandom
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toString
public java.lang.String toString(java.util.function.Function<T,java.lang.String> converter)
Converts this WeightedRandom to a String which can be deserialized later- Parameters:
converter
- A function to convert the outcomes of this WeightedRandom to strings which can be deserialized later- Returns:
- The string representing this WeightedRandom
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fromString
public static <T> WeightedRandom<T> fromString(java.lang.String str, java.util.function.Function<java.lang.String,T> converter)
Deserializes a string to create a WeightedRandom- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of the outcomes- Parameters:
str
- The string serialized usingtoString(Function)
converter
- A function to convert the serialized outcomes back to objects- Returns:
- The deserialized WeightedRandom
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roll
public static <T> T roll(java.util.Map<T,java.lang.Integer> map)
Performs a single roll given a map of outcomes to weights. If you need to roll multiple times, instantiate a WeightedRandom and call roll on that each time instead.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type being returned- Parameters:
map
- The map of outcomes to weights- Returns:
- A weighted random outcome
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You can simply show toast using data attributes.
<div class="toast"
data-title="Hi, there!"
data-message="Hope you like paper panel."
data-type="success">
</div>
<button class="btn btn-primary btn-lg toast-action"
data-title="Hey, Bro!"
data-message="Paper Panel has toast as well."
data-type="info"
data-position-class="toast-bottom-right">
Info Toast</button>
<button class="btn btn-primary btn-lg toast-action"
data-title="Hey, Bro!"
data-message="Paper Panel has toast as well."
data-type="error"
data-position-class="toast-bottom-left">
Error Toast</button>
<button class="btn btn-success btn-lg toast-action"
data-title="Hey, Bro!"
data-message="Paper Panel has toast as well."
data-type="success"
data-position-class="toast-bottom-left">
Success Toast</button>
<button class="btn btn-warning btn-lg toast-action"
data-title="Hey, Bro!"
data-message="Paper Panel has toast as well."
data-type="warning"
data-position-class="toast-bottom-left">
Success Toast</button>


Leader of the revolt in Tarlac. Born in La Paz, Tarlac, on September 17, 1871.
He was the first patriot in Tarlac, who joined the Katipunan.
General Aguinaldo appointed him as one of the brigadier generals of the Central Luzon area.
He established the Central Executive Committee, which had a constitution called the Constitution of Makabulos.
Died in La Paz, Tarlac, on April 30, 1922.


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Q: What is the command that downloads and repository from GitHub to your local machine?
A: git clone
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Q: Explain the master-slave architecture of Jenkins.
A: The Jenkins Master pulls the code from the remote Git repository every time there is a commit, then it distributes the workload to all the Jenkins Slaves and, on request from the Jenkins Master, the Jenkins Slaves carry out builds and tests and produce test reports.
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A: It is a text file that contains the definition of a Jenkins pipeline and is checked into a source control repository. It allows code review and iteration on the pipeline, it permits audit trail for the pipeline and represents the single source of truth for the pipeline which can be viewed and edited.
Q: Which command runs Jenkins from the command line?
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A: You can handle keyboard and mouse events by using the Advanced User Interaction API, which contains Actions and Action Classes.
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Options
Represents options for tf.data.Dataset.
tf.compat.v1.data.Options
tf.compat.v2.data.Options
An Options
object can be, for instance, used to control which static
optimizations to apply or whether to use performance modeling to dynamically
tune the parallelism of operations such as tf.data.Dataset.map
or
tf.data.Dataset.interleave
.
__init__
__init__()
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
experimental_deterministic
Whether the outputs need to be produced in deterministic order. If None, defaults to True.
experimental_distribute
The distribution strategy options associated with the dataset. See tf.data.experimental.DistributeOptions
for more details.
experimental_optimization
The optimization options associated with the dataset. See tf.data.experimental.OptimizationOptions
for more details.
experimental_slack
Whether to introduce 'slack' in the last prefetch
of the input pipeline, if it exists. This may reduce CPU contention with accelerator host-side activity at the start of a step. The slack frequency is determined by the number of devices attached to this input pipeline. If None, defaults to False.
experimental_stats
The statistics options associated with the dataset. See tf.data.experimental.StatsOptions
for more details.
experimental_threading
The threading options associated with the dataset. See tf.data.experimental.ThreadingOptions
for more details.
__eq__
__eq__(other)
Return self==value.
__ne__
__ne__(other)
Return self!=value.
merge
merge(options)
Merges itself with the given tf.data.Options
.
The given tf.data.Options
can be merged as long as there does not exist an
attribute that is set to different values in self
and options
.
options
: a tf.data.Options
to merge withValueError
: if the given tf.data.Options
cannot be mergedNew tf.data.Options()
object which is the result of merging self with
the input tf.data.Options
.


Thingy
A modern device detection and querying library.
Features
- [x] Swift 5 support
- [x] Modern syntax
- [x] Documentation
- [x] Device detection
- [x] Device family detection
- [x] Device screens
- [x] Simulator detection
- [x] Simple querying
Requirements
Installation
Swift Packager Manager (SPM)
Create a Package.swift
file, and add this snippet:
import PackageDescription
let package = Package(
name: "HelloWorld",
dependencies: [
.Package(url: "https://github.com/bojan/Thingy.git", "2.1.0")
]
)
Carthage
Add this to your Cartfile
:
github "bojan/Thingy"
CocoaPods
Add this to your Podfile
pod 'Thingy'
Manually
Add the repository as a submodule to your project.
git submodule add https://github.com/bojan/Thingy.git Vendor/Thingy
Open the newly created folder in Finder and drag Thingy.xcodeproj
to your project.
In your project’s settings, select your target and under General > Embedded Binaries, add the framework depending on the target OS (iOS, watchOS or tvOS).
Usage
Import the module where needed:
import Thingy
Device properties
Inspect the current device:
let myDevice = Device()
// Compare models or product families
if myDevice.family == .tv {
print("This is an Apple TV device.")
}
if myDevice.model != .iPhoneXSMax {
print("This is NOT an iPhone XS Max.")
}
// Pretty printed device properties
print(myDevice.family.marketingName) // e.g. iPad
print(myDevice.model.marketingName) // e.g. iPhone 7 Plus
print(myDevice.productLine.marketingName) // e.g. Air
Model comparison
let myDevice = Device()
do {
let result = try myDevice.isEqual(to: Thingy.iPadPro12Inch)
}
catch {
print("The devices are incompatible.")
}
do {
let result = try myDevice.isOlder(than: Thingy.iPadPro10Inch)
}
catch {
print("The devices are incompatible.")
}
Device size
let myDevice = Device()
if myDevice.display == .screen10_5Inch {
print("This is the 10.5in iPad Pro.")
}
Contributions
All contributions and suggestions are welcome and very much appreciated.
Should you have a feature request or a problem that you may experience, feel free to open an issue.
If you are willing to contribute by adding a feature or squashing a bug or two, please submit a pull request.
Author
Bojan Dimovski
License
Thingy is available under the MIT license. Check the LICENSE file for more info.


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The icon of a Modelica class shall consider the following guidelines:
The main icon color of a component shall be the same for all components of one library. White fill areas of an icon shall not be used to hide parts of an icon, see #2031. In the Modelica Standard Library the following color schemes apply:
| Package | Color RGB code | Color sample |
|---|---|---|
| Modelica.Blocks | {0,0,127} | |
| Modelica.ComplexBlocks | {85,170,255} | |
| Modelica.StateGraph | {0,0,0} | |
| Modelica.Electrical.Analog | {0,0,255} | |
| Modelica.Electrical.Digital | {128,0,128} | |
| Modelica.Electrical.Machines | {0,0,255} | |
| Modelica.Electrical.MultiPhase | {0,0,255} | |
| Modelica.Electrical.QuasiStationary | {85,170,255} | |
| Modelica.Electrical.Spice3 | {170,85,255} | |
| Modelica.Magnetic.FluxTubes | {255,127,0} | |
| Modelica.Magnetic.FundamentalWave | {255,127,0} | |
| Modelica.Magnetic.QuasiStatic | {255,170,85} | |
| Modelica.Mechanics.MultiBody | {192,192,192} | |
| Modelica.Mechanics.Rotational | {95,95,95} | |
| Modelica.Mechanics.Translational | {0,127,0} | |
| Modelica.Fluid | {0,127,255} | |
| Modelica.Media | none | |
| Modelica.Thermal.FluidHeatFlow | {0,0,255} | |
| Modelica.Thermal.HeatTransfer | {191,0,0} | |
| Modelica.Math | none | |
| Modelica.ComplexMath | none | |
| Modelica.Utilities | none | |
| Modelica.Constants | none | |
| Modelica.Icons | none | |
| Modelica.SIunits | none |
The icon of a Modelica class shall not be significantly greater or smaller than the default Diagram limits of 200 units x 200 units. These default diagram limits are
If possible, the icon shall be designed such way, that the icon
name %name
and the most significant parameter can be
displayed within the vertical Diagram range of the icon.
(a)
(b)
Fig. 1: (a) Typical icon, (b) including dimensions
The component name %name
shall be in RGB (0,0,255)
blue color.
The text shall be located above the actual icon. If there is enough space, the upper text limit of the component name shall be 10 units below the upper icon boundary, see Fig. 1.
If the icon is as big as the entire icon range of 200 units x 200 units, e.g. in blocks, the component name shall be placed above the icon with vertical 10 units of space between icon and lower text box, see Fig. 2.
Fig. 2: Block component name
If there is a connector located at the top icon boundary and it is obvious that this connector influences the model behavior compared to a similar model without such connector, then a line from the connector to the actual icon shall be avoided to keep the design straight, see Fig. 4. If it is required to use a line indicating the connector dependency, then the line shall be interrupted such that this line does not interfere with component name.
Fig. 3: Component name between actual icon and connector
In some cases, if there is not alternative, the component name has to be placed below the actual icon, see. Fig. 4.
Fig. 4: Component name below actual icon
One significant parameter shall be placed below the icon, see Fig. 1 and 2. The parameter name shall be RGB (0,0,0) black color.
The parameter text box shall be placed 10 units below the actual icon.
Physical connectors shall always be located on the icon boundary. Input and output connector shall be placed outside the icon, see Fig. 2 and 3. Preferred connector locations are:
Fig. 5: Connectors located at the four corners of the icon
diagram
Icons drawn in the Diagram layer shall be avoided. Particularly, icons of Diagram layer shall be avoided which are equal to the icons of the Icon layer. Any graphical illustrations shall be moved to the HTML documentation instead.


Side-Effects
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Defines a protocol for implementing a middleware that executes
See moreRxSwift
orReactiveSwift
side-effects. Instead of implementing the regularhandle(event:getState:next:)
andhandle(action:getState:next:)
methods, this protocol only requires a mapping fromEventProtocol
toSideEffectProducer
.Declaration
Swift
public protocol SideEffectMiddleware : Middleware
-
When the
See moreSideEffectMiddleware
starts aSideEffectProducer
which throws an error, the middleware will wrap the error in aActionProtocol
of typeSideEffectError
, which contains details about the error, the date and time when it happened and the original event that was being handled by the middleware.Declaration
Swift
public struct SideEffectError : ActionProtocol
-
🌍
SideEffectProducer
defines a protocol for implementing aRxSwift
orReactiveSwift
side-effect producer, that will warms up a cold observation once it’s executed. If your producer needs theEventProtocol
that started the side-effect, you can pass it in theSideEffectProducer
initializer and save it in a property. Please keep in mind that for every event, a new instance of aSideEffectProducer
will be created, which means that every execution is completely isolated from each other and if you need to access a shared resource or cancel previous operations you must be careful implementing such things.Some Middlewares are shipped with SwiftRex. While you’re still welcome to create your own Middlewares from the scratch, some of the stock ones can offer you a shortcut. For RxSwift or ReactiveSwift users we bring a
SideEffectMiddleware
that is a quick way to reuse your existing Observable / SignalProducer pipelines. The Middleware requires the implementation of only one method:func sideEffect(for event: Event) -> AnySideEffectProducer<StateType>?
Given an event, map it to a Side-Effect producer that handles such event. And what is a Side-Effect producer? It’s a protocol with a single method to be implemented:
func execute(getState: @escaping GetState<StateType>) -> Observable<Action>
Given the current state (that can be checked consistently at any point), return an Observable sequence of
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The word alligator comes from the Spanish el lagarto, which means "the lizard.” Alligators and crocodiles can be correctly identified by looking at their mouths. When the jaws are closed, you can still see the fourth tooth on the lower jaw of the crocodile. However, when an alligator closes its mouth, that tooth is not visible. Female alligators construct and guard a nest for their eggs.
The American alligator is a rare success story of an endangered animal not only saved from extinction but now thriving. State and federal protections, habitat preservation efforts and reduced demand for alligator products have improved the species' wild population to more than one million and growing today.


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I'm a full stack developer, with skills in frontend, backend, and database programming. My passion for solving problems and finding creative solutions to remedy those challenges has lead me to a career in software development. I have found that most things I enjoy can be found in the creation of software which includes creative thinking, teamwork, problem solving, and design
Currently attending a 14 week coding bootcamp, learning how to develop dynamic web-based software systems using the Java programming language
Object Oriented Programming: Java
Web Application Development: HTML5/CSS3, JavaScript, Spring Boot, Vue.JS, JSON, RESTful APIs
Database Programming: PostgreSQL
Development tools and technique: Agile, Unit Testing(JUnit), Test Driven Development, Git, Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, Postman
Developed a command line application and used File I/O for logging and tracking sales while implementing the Object Oriented fundamentals of encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. Created a series of JUnit tests to ensure functionality and operation of application
Used object oriented programming principles to develop a console application that enables the user to choose a set of computer components and outputs an aggregated estimated price. Also, integrated multiple JUnit tests to check functionality
Built an application allowing users to transfer money between each other, request money from users, check balances, and to accept or reject pending requests. Built a Web API using Spring Boot following MVC and DAO design patterns in order to handle user’s accounting requests. Used integration testing throughout development to maintain quality and proper functionality.


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I had a best friend👬 . We used to study together, party together and talk together. But one day, he moved to Surat for his job. I was alone😰, couldn't study with anybody, no parties, and no one to talk with as I only had one friend. ☹
Then, I decided to make three new friends, one who could help me study 📒, one who loved to party🕺 and one who liked to sit around and talk 🤗. One day, one who loved to party was sick but fortunately, I had somebody to study with and somebody to talk to.
That one best friend is Monolith. It's great to have such a relationship but if something goes wrong, it's terrible. My group of three friends is microservices - mitigating the risk around by making friends this way!
So, microservices architecture is always good?
No, having 3 friends may lead to more difficult communication and missing out on a deeper connection.


--- title: "Easiest Way to Make Homemade Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup Delicious" slug: easy-chicken-enchilada-soup description: "Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup Recipe - Pressure cooker or slow cooker! Super easy set-it-and-forget-it meal, with all the enchilada taste in a soup. Garnish with cilantro, avocado, red onion, shredded cheese, sour cream, and tortilla strips or chips. Recipe of Perfect Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup Delicious" date: 2021-05-23T23:55:19Z image: https://cdn.statically.io/img/images.media-allrecipes.com/userphotos/4579856.jpg thumbnail: https://cdn.statically.io/img/images.media-allrecipes.com/userphotos/4579856.jpg cover: https://cdn.statically.io/img/images.media-allrecipes.com/userphotos/4579856.jpg author: Chelsea ratingvalue: 4.9 reviewcount: 387 recipeingredient: - "2 pounds skinless, boneless chicken breast halves" - "2 (14 ounce) cans black beans, rinsed and drained" - "2 cups chicken stock" - "1 (15 ounce) can whole kernel corn, drained" - "1 (14 ounce) can fire-roasted diced tomatoes, with juice" - "1 (10 ounce) can enchilada sauce" - "1 (4 ounce) can diced green chiles" - "1 white onion, diced" - "2 cloves garlic, minced" - "1 teaspoon salt" - "1 teaspoon ground cumin" recipeinstructions: - "Combine chicken breasts, black beans, chicken stock, corn, tomatoes, enchilada sauce, green chiles, onion, garlic, salt, and cumin in a multi-functional pressure cooker. Close and lock the lid. Select Stew mode and cook on high pressure according to manufacturer's instructions; set timer for 30 minutes. Allow 10 to 15 minutes for pressure to build." - "Release pressure using the natural-release method according to manufacturer's instructions, 10 to 40 minutes. Remove chicken, shred it with 2 forks, and return it to the soup." categories: - "Soups Stews and Chili Recipes" - "Soup Recipes" - "Chicken Soup Recipes" - "Recipes" tags: - "soups stews and chili recipes" - "soup recipes" - "chicken soup recipes" katakunci: easy chicken enchilada soup, soups stews and chili recipes, soup recipes, chicken soup recipes, . nutrition: 389.9 calories recipecuisine: Western preptime: "P0DT0H10M" cooktime: "P0DT0H40M" totaltime: "P0DT0H60M" recipeyield: "6 servings" recipecategory: - Soups Stews and Chili Recipes - Soup Recipes - Chicken Soup Recipes quotes: When you eat food with your family and friends, it always tastes better! ---
Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup - Hello everybody, hope you are having an incredible day today. Its me again Chelsea , welcome to my recipe website. Today, we are going to prepare a special dish, Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup. One of my favorites recipes. For mine, Im gonna make it a little bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup is Pressure cooker or slow cooker! Super easy set-it-and-forget-it meal, with all the enchilada taste in a soup. Garnish with cilantro, avocado, red onion, shredded cheese, sour cream, and tortilla strips or chips.
Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup is one of the most favored of current trending foods in the world. It is easy, it is quick, it tastes yummy. its enjoyed by millions every day. its simple, its fast, it tastes delicious. Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup is something that I have loved my whole life. They are nice and they look wonderful. They re nice and they look fantastic. Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup is something that I have loved my entire life.
To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup using 11 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
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