Duration
10 minutes
Goals
The primary goal of this lab is use explicit Intents to start Activities from your application package. You will write code to start the Items Activity, the Add Item Activity, and the About Activity. The red lines in the image below indicate the parts of the app you will be working on here.
Required assets
The provided Resources folder for this exercise contains a subfolder named Start that contains the app you will use. There is also a Completed folder with a solution you can use to check your work. Please make sure you have these folders before you begin.
Challenge
Use the guidelines here to work through the exercise on your own. Alternatively, you can use the step-by-step instructions given below.
- Open the GroceryList.sln solution in the Part 02 Resources/Start folder.
- Open MainActivity.cs.
- Add code to the
OnItemsClick
method to navigate the app to theItemsActivity
. - Add code to the
OnAddItemClick
method to navigate the app to theAddItemActivity
. - Add code to the
OnAboutClick
method to navigate the app to theAboutActivity
. - Run the app to test your work.
Steps
Below are the step-by-step instructions to implement the exercise.
Start an Activity
Here you will use explicit Intents to launch Activities in your app. You will do it two ways: first by creating an Intent
object to pass to StartActivity
and second using the overloaded version of StartActivity
that
automatically creates the Intent for you.
- Open the GroceryList.sln solution in the Part 02 Resources/Start folder.
- Open MainActivity.cs.
-
Add code to the
OnItemsClick
method to navigate the app to theItemsActivity
. Do this by creating an Intent object and passing aContext
(i.e. your Activity) and aType
object to the constructor. CallStartActivity
and pass the Intent. The code is provided below, hidden behind a button. -
Repeat the previous step for the Add Items Activity. I.e. add code to the
OnAddItemClick
method to navigate the app to theAddItemActivity
. Do this by creating an Intent object and passing it toStartActivity
. -
Add code to the
OnAboutClick
method to navigate the app to theAboutActivity
. Use the version ofStartActivity
that takes aType
object so you can avoid creating an Intent object. The code is provided below, hidden behind a button. - Run the app to test your work. Navigate to each of the Activities you started. Use the Android Back-button to return to the Main Activity.
Summary
In this exercise, you used two techniques to launch an Activity defined in your application's package. You typically use the first
style where you create an Intent yourself when you have arguments to pass to the target Activity.
The second technique using the shorthand StartActivity
overload is appropriate when no arguments are needed.


Introduction
Till now we examined the different positions about a specific topic and we introduced the typology of authors present in the controversy.
Here we are going to understand better how, how much and where they are speaking.
Till now we examined the different positions about a specific topic and we introduced the typology of authors present in the controversy.
Here we are going to understand better how, how much and where they are speaking.
The typology is defined thanks to the categories of websites found in the Wikipedia definition of “Website”, in the section “Types of websites”. This variety of typologies may be arbitrarily interpreted in any numbers of ways.
The visualization shows the numbers of the articles per category; each square represents an article and each colors is an author of the articles.
The authors who are speaking in the majority of the websites are the experts and the writers. The first ones, more or less, discuss each theme at the same way, the second ones, instead, are focused more on intolerance and external agents.
The authors less present are the industries, who direct their attention to the external agents and nutrients.
On the other side, looking at the category, the more common one is the nutrients.


Implementation of cf.iface.* based on a direct representation of class files as byte[]s.
cf.iface.*
byte[]
PACKAGES USED:
com.android.dx.cf.attrib
com.android.dx.cf.iface
com.android.dx.rop.pool
com.android.dx.util


server = org.openejb.server.admin.AdminDaemon bind = <IP_ADDRESS> port = 4200 disabled = false threads = 1 only_from = localhost
Xbean usage in OpenEJB
How XBean is used in OpenEJB
Below is an explanation by David Blevins on the usage of xbean in OpenEJB. This text was taken from an email conversation. To view the full conversation, click here
xbean-reflect
xbean-reflect is a beefed up reflection library.
Earlier all pluggable components had an "init(Properties props)" method? Same concept except now we throw the component class and the properties into an "ObjectRecipe" and call create(). The recipe will take the props out, convert them to the right data types, and construct the object using the right constructor and setters.
So our Containers and stuff now use constructors and setters. Same with anything in a service-jar.xml file.
Some code refs:
-
Assembler.java We also use it to construct Stateful and Stateless session bean instances.
xbean-finder
xbean-finder is the second coolest library ever. It’s a beefed up service finder for grabbing stuff in your classpath. We use it at a couple of places.
COMMAND LINE TOOL:
The available commands are in properties files in "META-INF/org.openejb.cli/{name}", where {name} is the name of the command. See:
Earlier we had the "test" command hardcoded in a script, but the person may have uninstalled the itests? Well now, if you have the itests jar, the "test" command will be available. If you don’t have the itests jar, the "test" command won’t be available. The "test" command itself is in the itests jar. You can put any command in any jar and it will automatically become available on the command line. Remove the jar and the command is gone.
When someone types "java -jar openejb.jar start" this guy will look for "META-INF/org.openejb.cli/start". If he finds it, he’ll create it and execute it. If he doesn’t find it, he’ll list the available commands by enumerating over all the files he see’s in the classpath under the "META-INF/org.openejb.cli/" directory. See MainImpl.java
An extra cool thing is that each command has in it’s properties a "description" property. This is localized, so if the VM locale is "pl" it will look for a "description.pl" property and use its value when printing command line help.  He and I worked out the idea and white-boarded it in the wiki, then Jeremy went off and coded up the whole thing! It was fantastic.
SERVER SERVICES:
We also use the xbean-finder to create our Server Services (aka. protocols). Our ServerService implementations are in properties files under "META-INF/org.openejb.server.ServerService/{protocolName}. See:
The very first time a ServerService is constructed, we squirt the properties file into the openejb/conf/ directory so the user can edit it. The properties files for ServerServices are very xinet.d like. For example, here is the definition of the "admin" server service:
You can reconfigure the "admin" server service, for example, via the properties file in openejb/conf/admin.properties. Or you can do it on the command line as such: in-a-shell
$ ./bin/openejb start \-Dadmin.bind=<IP_ADDRESS> OPENEJB_HOME=/Users/dblevins/work/openejb1/target/openejb-1.1-SNAPSHOT OpenEJB 1.1-SNAPSHOT build: 20060420-2356 [http://www.openejb.org](http://www.openejb.org) resources 1 OpenEJB ready. \[init\](init\.html) OpenEJB Remote Server \ Starting Services *\* NAME IP PORT webadmin <IP_ADDRESS> 4203 httpejbd <IP_ADDRESS> 4204 telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 4202 ejbd <IP_ADDRESS> 4201 admin <IP_ADDRESS> 4200 \------\- Ready\!
You can override any server service property in the same way. Here are a bunch more examples:
Option: -D
openejb start \-Dejbd.bind=<IP_ADDRESS>
openejb start \-Dejbd.bind=myhost.foo.com
openejb start \-Dtelnet.bind=myhost.foo.com
Option: -D
openejb start \-Dejbd.port=8765
openejb start \-Dhttpejbd.port=8888+++</port>++++++</service>+++
Option: -D
openejb start \-Dadmin.only_from=<IP_ADDRESS>
openejb start \-Dadmin.only_from=<IP_ADDRESS>,joe.foo.com,robert+++</addresses>++++++</service>+++
Option: -D
openejb start \-Dejbd.threads=200+++</max>++++++</service>+++
Option: -D
openejb start \-Dtelnet.disabled=true+++</service>+++


PhoneGap + AngularJS + Topcoat
Workshop
Kruy Vanna / @kruyvanna
Cordova/PhoneGap
Cordova/PhoneGap
- Bringing native features to the JS world
- Cross platform (recently: +Chrome App)
AngularJS
HTML enhanced for App
Trends
Some features of AngularJS in action
Controller
function Controller1( $scope ){
$scope.name = "1";
}
function Controller2( $scope ){
$scope.name = "2";
}
{{name}}
// "1"
{{name}}
// "2"
Other features
- Directives
- Filters
- Dependency Injection
- Localization
Topcoat
Goal
- Mobile First
- Performance matters
- 0% JS
What we will create
A Todo App
Tool we will use
Monaca
Let's start with this Template
https://github.com/kruyvanna/todo
Other factors to make your App successful
- fastclick
- -webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(0,0,0,0);
- -webkit-user-select: none;
- -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;
- Page management
Onsen UI
Wrapup
- PhoneGap
- AngularJS
- Topcoat
THE END


The event utility provides browser abstraction for adding DOM2 events. The events themselves are generated by the browser and the browser uses its internal mechanism for notifying the event listeners. When adding multiple events of the same type on a single element, the order the event listeners fire is in the control of the browser. Most browsers fire the listeners in the order that they were registered, but Internet Explorer does not.
In most cases, the order the listeners execute is not a problem. If your application requires multiple listeners of the same type on the same element to fire in order, you can use CustomEvent to wrap the DOM event. CustomEvent fires its listeners in order.


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The onChange
event handler is triggered when a form element is selected and changed (for example, when a radio button is
initially selected or when the text changes within a text box). The onSelect
event handler is processed when text is selected
within a text field or text area. Although these event handlers are device independent and can be activated using the mouse, keyboard, or other device,
the actions that are performed as a result of these event handlers must be analyzed to determine if they cause accessibility problems.
onChange
exampleThe following drop-down menu form element is used for navigation. By selecting an item from the list, JavaScript will automatically open the specified page within the browser.
Note
In some browsers you may have to hit the Enter key or click on the page after selecting a menu item to
activate the onchange
event handler. Click on the button in the browser to return to
this page.
The JavaScript causes the browser to go to a new page using onChange
or when the user selects an item from the select
list. If the end user is using a keyboard, the onChange
event handler is executed for every item within the list. It is
impossible for the user to directly select the last item in the list, as each previous item within the list will trigger the page change. The only way the
user can select the last menu item is by navigating to the page for the first item in the list, then pressing the
button, navigating to the second item, then pressing the Back button, and so forth until the last menu item is
accessed.
Rather than using the onChange
event handler, allow the user to select the item from a list then select a button or submit
the form to activate the script. When server-side scripting is used to process the form information and redirect the browser accordingly, there is no need
for JavaScript at all. The following code demonstrates one method of fixing the onChange
problem.
Select a page using the drop-down menu then select the Go! button. Click on the button in the browser to return to this page.


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Martires: One out of 40 households has had experience with corruption
by Czarina Nicole Ong KiOmbudsman Samuel Martires has revealed that one out of every 40 households in the country has had an experience with corruption activities.
This is what the Ombudsman revealed during his keynote speech at the Sikhay Laban sa Korapsyon (SiLaK): A Public Accountability Summit Against Corruption held at the 27th floor of the Diamond Hotel on Monday morning.
Martires relied on the data of the National Household Survey on Experience with Corruption, which is conducted by his office with the help of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). The survey measured the extent of the pervasiveness of petty or bureaucratic corruption in the country.
The 2010 data revealed that four out of 40 families has had an experience with corruption, such as giving bribes to local officials and policemen. The 2013 survey yielded two out of 40 families, while the 2016 survey only had one out of 40 families involved in corruption.
Martires said that everybody is susceptible to corruption, and it is not just public officials who fall prey to its trap. “Pati ang taong nagbibigay ay corrupt din (Even those who give [bribes] are also corrupt,” he said.
Given this fact, Martires once again highlighted the importance of Good Manners and Right Conduct and Values Formation in households and school curriculums.


struct Gopher::Config
- Gopher::Config
- Struct
- Value
- Object
Overview
All the network-related config required for the Gopher server to behave properly when behind NAT, Network Gateways & Docker containers.
While Gopher's assigned port is 70, it mightn't always be possible to bind to that exact port (for example, if the running user doesn't have elevated privileges). Alternatively, the server may not be running on a host with the same fully-qualified domain/hostname as its publicly-facing address.
To cope with this flexibility, we accept different values from the internal & external perspectives to the server.
Example
Running on a server where port 70 is not available, using port forwarding to route public requests to the app.
Config.new
listen_port: 7070_u16,
listen_host: "localhost",
public_host: "gopher.example.org",
public_port: 70_u16
Defined in:
gopher/config.crConstant Summary
-
DEFAULT =
new(listen_port: 70_u16, public_port: 70_u16, listen_host: "localhost", public_host: "localhost")
-
A sane set of default config values.
Constructors
Instance Method Summary
- #listen_host : String
- #listen_host=(listen_host : String)
- #listen_port : UInt16
- #listen_port=(listen_port : UInt16)
- #public_host : String
- #public_host=(public_host : String)
- #public_port : UInt16
- #public_port=(public_port : UInt16)


ALMOST FAMOUS (director/writer: Cameron Crowe; cinematographer: John Toll; editors: Saar Klein/Joe Hutshing; cast: Billy Crudup (Russell Hammond), Frances McDormand (Elaine Miller), Kate Hudson (Penny Lane), Jason Lee (Jeff Bebe), Patrick Fugit (William Miller), Zooey Deschanel (Anita Miller), Fairuza Balk (Sapphire), Anna Paquin (Polexia Aphrodisia) Michael Angarano (Young William), Noah Taylor (Dick Roswell), John Fedevich (Ed Vallencourt), Mak Kozelek (Larry Fellows), Philip Seymour Hoffman (Lester Bangs), Eion Bailey (Jann Wenner), Terry Chen (Ben Fong-Torres), Liz Stauber (Russell's girlfriend); Runtime: 122; DreamWorks; 2000)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Cameron Crowe (Say Anything.../Singles/Jerry Maguire) is the writer-director of his fourth film, an endearing and sleekly fictionalized semiautobiographical coming-of-age rock 'n' roll film, that also explores the ethical relationship of a young aspiring writer to the musicians he covers. Crowe started out as a rock writer at 15 and joined the staff of Rolling Stone when he was 16.
"Almost Famous" knows exactly what buttons to push to engage the audience in its very gentle and touching tale of a 15-year-old precocious San Diego native, the drug-free William Miller (Patrick Fugit), and his flight from his overprotective though loving college professor, mother, Elaine (Frances McDormand), whose role as mother is to warn him not to take drugs. Her strictness chased his older sister (Zooey) out of the house to become a stewardess in 1969, but she leaves her rock collection behind with her brother, thus getting him interested in the music. To explain her reasons for doing what she did, she plays her mother a cut from a Simon and Garfunkel album: "I walked out to look for America." For those with a sense of nostalgia for that period, it was fun looking at how colorful those rock album covers were back then, as William goes through his sister's collection, which includes the artistically designed albums of Led Zeppelin, The Who, and Bob Dylan.
William scores a journalist deal with Rolling Stone magazine, after he sneaks in with the help of some groupies to see Stillwater, after being kicked out by the bouncer to see the real group Black Sabbath. Rolling Stone asks him to write a story about the rising four-man band Stillwater, with its leader, the guitarist Russell Hammond (Billy Crudup) and singer Jeff Bebe (Jason Lee), on their cross-country 1973 tour. The film is not raucous rock, but offers a sweet view of the music world, pointing out why its popularity is high among adolescents, while also exploring its business side.
The casting was perfecto, not that the acting was necessarily arresting, but it was that everyone seemed natural for their roles and gave expression and a sense of truth to what was happening.
I always enjoy watching Philip Seymour Hoffman perform and was very pleased with him in this role, here he has a small supporting role as Lester Bangs, the wizened music critic of a rock magazine called Creem, who acts as a mentor to William. He forms an uncool but smart guy pact with him, warning that commercialism and uncritical journalists will kill this music, which is really dead already but doesn't know it. His caveat to William is: don't make friends with the performers, they are just trying to use you. All you can do is write about them honestly. That will be the mantra of the film and also its hardest attack on the industry, but it is carried out to perfection by this great cast and directed with a sure-hand for drawing out the comedy and whatever goodness there is in the artists and the groupies who follow them.
A large portion of the film is about the groupies who hang around with the musicians, smoking dope and balling them, as this film distinguishes between groupies and "band aids", who claim they are devotees of the music more than they are just in it for the thrill of sleeping with a celebrity. But the film will go on to show that everyone connected with the music is delusional, the musicians are not as serious about their music as they pretend to be and the "band aids" are only fooling themself if they think they're not groupies, as they stroke their unsatisfied egos by basking in the glory of someone else. One such "band aid" is the lovely teenager Penny Lane (Kate Hudson), who is Russell's girl on the road, when his girlfriend is at home. Penny's relationship with William and Russell becomes the focal point of the film, as she lights up the screen with her rich presence and adorable charm.
What William sees on the rock tour is a fantasy world of drugs, easy sex, and an aura of coolness in the band he writes about. He develops a loving relationship with Penny Lane, trying to understand why she does what she does, but is also overawed by the band accepting a square like him into their cool world, which is the natural way for a teen to feel, especially one who comes under the influence of the band'd charismatic leader Russell. He, thusly, fails to heed Lester's advise.
The band considers the journalist the enemy and wish to compromise William so that he will only write a story making them look cool, as they give him access to their lives and expect him to come through for them. While Penny looks to William as an ally, someone she can trust, who is in the same fringe position with the group as she is. She along with two other groupies deflower William, which brings him down to the same level as they are.
This is not a provocative film, as it is a film of small observations as seen through the youngster's eyes and heard on the tape recordings he makes as he interviews them, as he goes backstage, sits with them in their tour bus, swings with the groupies in their hotel, and goes to their parties, witnessing how high they get on mind- altering drugs and sees first-hand how insecure they are as performers. He also corresponds with Rolling Stone, which is on about the same superficial level as the band members as purveyors of hipness, thinking that rock 'n' roll will change the world, though the magazine has the smug belief that they are above the fray.
What I thoroughly enjoyed about the film was the casual way it let its characters act and be themselves, even if it was rehashing characters and rock music scenes played out in many such films, but here it seemed to be very easy to absorb and take in without dissecting that 1970s hippie scene. Instead, it let the story make whatever sense it could without going overboard. I doubt very much if the film caught the full-flavor of that period, but it did catch what it had to, and all the characters avoided falling into being stereotypes.
Billy Crudup is a very fine actor and he is able to be different things to different people in this film without making it seem as if he were disingenuous. To Penny, he is her escape from reality, ditto for William, but to the other band members he's part of their mealticket, but they know that he is only out for himself, while to William's mother, he's a bad influence, someone who advocates the drug music she believes is destroying the younger generation.
The film might not have been flawless, with some mild lapses in character development (groupies were thinly sketched) and the story resolvement was not convincing (a contrived bumpy plane landing scene, where the band fearing death confess what they really think of each other), but the overall zeal of the film overtakes those gaffs and allows the film to be much better than being merely a nostalgia film, and much more entertaining than any serious rock film I have seen. Cameron Crowe seems to have found a niche in making teen films that are much better than teen films. He seems to have an ageless sympathy for teenagers and for those who teens idolize, not categorizing them as either good or bad people. Also, this film is suitable for both parents and kids, R rating or not, which is not an easy chore to accomplish when making a hip film. But moms should like it, as the Frances McDormand characterization was more eccentric and mannered than one-dimensional, and after all, the kid listened to her and didn't take any drugs (at least it wasn't shown in the story). It should also be noted that the director knows his rock music scene and even caught the scene at the now defunct Max's Kansas City, a 1970s rock hangout that freaks like Lou Reed and scores of rockers frequented as their holy shrine, it was one of the famous places in NYC where rockers crossed paths with groupies.
REVIEWED ON 10/12/2000 GRADE: A
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Hundreds of ink-stamped fingerprints on sheer gauze fabric, making up three portraits: my grandma, my mom, and me.
Back to basics! My first college art studio class was ARTS 100, which focused on the basic elements of drawing with charcoal as our primary medium.
Watercolor is one of my favorite mediums. These are some of the paintings I've made for contests, assignments, and fun over the years.
A selection of work from my high school AP Art portfolio.


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Backing up Home Assistant
It was suggested on the Home Assistant Discord channel that I write a simple step by step for backing up your Home Assistant configuration.
Now, before I begin, I will say RAID IS NOT BACKUP. RAID protects you from hardware failure, at most. You’ll need file systems like ZFS or BTRFS to protect you against corrupt files though.
My suggestion is to use a bootable backup (courtesy of rpi-clone), a local backup, and an online backup. Nobody has ever regretted having too many backups (well, outside of situations when they find themselves in court).
Software summary
For those referred here, this is a summary of the backup software I recommend. You can read further for how I use them (not all are documented here since this is an older article):
- rpi-clone - Live SD card images for Pi’s running something other than HAOS
- rsnapshot - Local network backups using rsync (third party Docker images are available)
- rclone - Local or remote backups, which can be encrypted (official Docker image)
- kopia - Encrypted local or remote backups (official Docker image)
Local backups
As well as rpi-clone for bootable snapshots, there’s 2 different approaches you can use to back up Home Assistant within your home network: directly on the computer running Home Assistant, or from another computer. The second is a better option, but I’ll also document the first for completeness. In both cases, I’ll be using rsnapshot, a fantastic utility that uses rsync
. If you haven’t already installed, it, do so now (sudo apt-get install rsnapshot
) and then come back.
Why do I think the second option is better? If something bad happens to your Pi (whether a catastrophic failure, by typing rm -fr /
in error, or a hack) then the odds of it impacting the second system are lower.
On the same computer
Connect a USB disk, whether a thumb drive, an SDD, or a traditional hard disk. I’d suggest mounting it on /backup
, that makes it very clear what the purpose is. Follow the same process as explained here, except you create a single partition from 2048s
to 100%
.
Now create a sub-folder called snapshots:
$ sudo mkdir /backup/snapshots
Some key things for your /etc/rsnapshot.conf
(use TAB
, not spaces to separate the fields):
snapshot_root /backup/snapshots
no_create_root 1
one_fs 1
exclude home-assistant_v2.db
exclude OZW_Log.txt
exclude home-assistant.log
backup /home/homeassistant localhost/
If your Home Assistant install is elsewhere, replace /home/homeassistant
accordingly. Now you just need to update /etc/cron.d/rsnapshot
, remove the #
characters from the last 4 lines, so that it reads
0 */4 * * * root /usr/bin/rsnapshot alpha
30 3 * * * root /usr/bin/rsnapshot beta
0 3 * * 1 root /usr/bin/rsnapshot gamma
30 2 1 * * root /usr/bin/rsnapshot delta
If you’re using sync_first 1
then instead it must look like:
0 */4 * * * root /usr/bin/rsnapshot sync && /usr/bin/rsnapshot alpha
30 3 * * * root /usr/bin/rsnapshot beta
0 3 * * 1 root /usr/bin/rsnapshot gamma
30 2 1 * * root /usr/bin/rsnapshot delta
The names at the end of those lines should match up with the retain lines in your /etc/rsnapshot.conf
(you may have to uncomment the fourth line). Older versions of the default configuration file may use hourly
, daily
, weekly
, etc.
On a remote computer
It’s very similar to the above, the only difference is that the backup line will read:
backup root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/home/homeassistant <IP_ADDRESS>/
Replace <IP_ADDRESS>
with the LAN IP of your Home Assistant server. You’ll also need to create an SSH key, with no passphrase, for rsnapshot to use, then copy it over. On the remote computer, the one running rsnapshot, run:
$ sudo ssh-keygen -t ed25519
When asked for a passphrase, hit enter. This will create two files /root/.ssh/id_ed25519
and /root/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub
. The second of those you’ll need to copy across to your Home Assistant server, and place in /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
:
$ sudo scp /root/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Now ssh to the Home Assistant server and run:
$ sudo cp ~pi/id_ed25519.pub /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
Finally, back to the other system, and run:
$ sudo ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You should be prompted accept the SSH key for the remote system, and then you’ll be all set.
If that doesn’t work, it’s because the settings of PermitRootLogin
isn’t right. Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config
with your favourite editor (you’ll likely need to use sudo
) and update that line to read:
PermitRootLogin without-password
Then tell it to re-read the configuration with:
$ sudo pkill -HUP sshd
Online backups
Local backups are all very good, but online backups allow you to recover even if you suffer a catastrophic failure (theft, fire, falling bows of petunias…).
rclone
rclone describes itself as a program to sync files and directories (with a long list of providers), but a number of those support versioning (including Backblaze B2 and Google Drive), giving you a true backup solution. It even supports encrypting your files before uploading, and I would highly recommend that you use that. Your Home Assistant configuration likely contains many secrets after all.
The rclone documentation does a great job of covering how to set it up, so I won’t bother covering that in detail. I created an encrypted Backblaze B2 service called BB2
, and I’m using a bucket called HA
. Remember to keep a separate note of the passwords you set if you use encryption, somewhere not on the Pi you’re backing up.
I’ve also created a file in a directory /local
, called b2-excludes
. This has a number of things I don’t want backed up online:
.bash_history/
.lesshst
.ssh/
.cache/
tmp/
*.core
home-assistant_v2.db
OZW_Log.txt
home-assistant.log
.google.token
I run the following from cron every 2 hours:
$ /usr/local/bin/rclone --transfers 2 --bwlimit 5M --exclude-from /local/b2-excludes sync /home/homeassistant BB2:HA
I limit it to 2 parallel operations, and 5 Mb/s as this is sufficient, and avoids making my upload too busy (if it interferes with online gaming, I get to hear about in very short order). You should test different values to find what works for you.

 Test that you can recover from all the locations you back up to periodically.


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smoked |
Cannabis |
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smoked |
Tobacco |
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insufflated |
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(powder / crystals) |
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One evening I was at my friends gig and I met a friend of his who was tripping on something. I asked him what it was and he said 2c-i. That sparked my interest because I have always wanted to try 2c-b now not that available. Upon conversation I learned it was one of Shulgins babies. So push came to shove, I acquired some for research.
It was a cold and cloudy Monday morning (soon to change). My wife went to work and I was up at 7 am in nervous anticipation of the day's events.
At 7:30 -- Zero hour, I took the pre-measured gel cap of 17mg, dumped it into a glass of purified water and chased it down. I know it was exactly 17mg because I weighed it myself on a very accurate lab scale. One that went as low as 0.0001g...AND brand spanking new. (Hey I don't like to mess around.) It was only slightly bitter, enough to know it was present. In about 0:15 I felt uneasy. Slighty nauseated would be the correct term. And from my reading/study of the effects, this was something to be expected. So I made some tea but didn't help.
0:45+ I could not believe what was happening. For a minute I had a spot of fear because things started to move a little. Mushroom-like movement. I didnít think I would feel anything at all by now. Also felt like the first onset of some mdma. I read many a report and even gave some to a friend who tested it. Both where consistent, nothing serious felt for 2 hours, however I did feel and see something. Weird thing was it subsided a bit. I could still feel its presence. Very mild. (side note) I believe the effects do take place before 2 hours, it is just so subtle that most people would not perceive it as anything.
0:50+ I needed to get some things at the store before it really moves in me. I donít normally do this but felt comfortable driving.  I felt slightly floaty, that was all, more clarity coming.
[Erowid Note: It is extremely dangerous and irresponsible to drive while under the influence of a psychoactive substance. Don't Do It!]
1:00+ In the store felt like I was stoned on pot but wasn't. I smoked nothing to this point. Noticed things are clean looking, sharp. I could walk ok, function well. Got my things even did an eye check in the mirror at the makeup stand, all looked normal.
1:10+ By this time I was not feeling very well in the stomach department. Very nauseated. So much I barfed in the parking lot when back at the car. I didnít feel any better afterwards. Actually it was quite annoying. I could feel the effects coming on stronger but a subtle incline. Barely ++. And I mean barely.
1:20 got home driving feels a little stranger. I had no problems though and I think if I got pulled over I could pull it off. Anyway walking was a bit more weird, especially up the stairs. Decide to kick it up a notch, so I smoke some bud.
1:30 finally kicks in strong ++ for sure maybe even 3. Still nauseated at this point feeling like if it does not go away I will hate this stuff. But I was feeling a bit better. Mild visual distortions, very mild. Much energy but also relaxed. Things are very clean, reminded me of the Claritin commercials where everything was sharp and clean and extremely green. Fine edges on everything.
2:00 I went to lay down. Feeling a bit chilled. Finally the nauseated feeling is going away I can enjoy myself more. Lying under the covers was quite nice. I lie with eyes closed. Only slight CEV. It was more like a tease of LSD. Imagination was stronger still no deep thoughts. I did see some art like images but it was more mental imagination then actual CEVs. But slight CEVs. Took a shower felt much better.
2:30 feeling good now, no more nausea maybe very slight.  Smoked a cigar, that was enjoyable. The sun was coming out finally. I walked out on the deck. Nothing was moving and I felt speedy, however I was enjoying myself. I felt good was getting better. I did noticed that everything, the trees, the flowers, the birds and the sky was extremely clean and clear and getting more clear. Things where in bloom and my senses heightened for sure.
My body felt similar to LSD but the mind was fairly clear. Again no real deep thoughts, more contemplating what this substance is and if it was worth any effort trying it.
3:00 Definite erotic push. I could feel it down below.  OK I masturbated, wife was working, what else could I do? At first not much but that changed really fast. I didnít last more then about 3 minutes and I wanted to push to explode. The orgasm was great! So much I wanted to do it again as soon as I could. This is a great sex enhancer at least for me. More play. I had a lot of stamina the second time. A lot of control. Getting it up again was never a problem. Great orgasms. I suggest go slow if you can.
3:30 body tingles like mdma. Feeling good but I felt no major euphoric sensation. Nor deep personal thoughts. Mind was still fairly clear. I did notice something interesting. I have allergies pretty bad, spring time is not my favorite time of year. Much is in bloom now. However not one ounce of them, and why I say better than Claritin. I even took deep breaths through my nose. Not one itch.
4:00 Now I felt as if I was coming down. So I decided to insufflate some more. I eyeball out what I would believe to be about 3-5 mg. Not a good idea for the inexperienced but I remember how heavy this stuff is when I weighed it. Up the nose it goes.  Came back up fairly fast like 20 minutes or so it seemed. Took a shower. Felt great, nice body tingles, the water felt nice. At first I was concerned because it came back on fairly fast as opposed to 2 hours. Perhaps because I am sensitive to delics. I also smoked a little herb which was part of it, cause I wanted to push things a bit.
5:00 about the same as before. Things really clear. Erotic push to some degree but controllable. If I want it great if I didn't great. Not much visual movement, slight. Music was clear no real audible changes. I decided to insufflate a little more. Did about another 5mg. A little stronger, not much. I think higher doses would have more visuals, next time will start with 20mg. General feeling of wellbeing. Slight cross between LSD and MDMA more like similar attributes. Some body rushes but not major.
6:00 Things crystal clear as usual. Sun is shining, and I am in complete control.  Decide to take a ride get some food. I felt confident to drive again. Surprisingly pupils where fairly normal however I did not feel like they where. Went to the beach but only drove by it because I was so hungry. Or I knew I was. I got to the store and I noticed something I read in other reports. That is a slight metallic overtone to everything. The pavement was kind of shinny, ever so slight. Got back home again. We have a picture of SF with amazing detail. I looked as if it was a window view, looking over the city. Edges very sharp, cleaner detail then normal.
7-8:00 coming down again. Wife will be home soon. I am feeling fairly normal with a slight hint of the substance in me. Slight after glow if you would call it that. I was tired but resting was not all that difficult. Watched some TV. Made some more food. Eating no problem, food taste great.
My wife and I talked a bit. She said I seemed very relaxed, and happy. Maybe a bit more open then usually and a better mood. I felt the same aside from the obvious activities.
Went to bed like at 11:00 pm. Sleep was shallow not deep at first. It was more like my dreams where vivid which I felt like I was kind of awake. Kept tossing and turning. I finally got up and took 3mg melatonin and that did it, I was out deep.
Getting up the next day was a bit tough, only cause I did not want to go back to work. I feel a little different not completely normal. But OK. Very mild feeling I did something the day before.
End Thoughts:
Would I do it again? Well given I have some hits left I would say yes. Not sure I would get more though. Perhaps a higher dose would be better for me. We are all so different. The nausea was a bit of a load which I hated but did subside eventually. Would like to try it with my wife. I think I probably would be more interested in other substances. 2c-c or maybe 2c-e. Definitely Iprocin. Maybe a combo. Pot works well with it. If you are looking for a visual thing probably higher doses would produce more of that effect, to early to say. It is subtle in the way it comes on and the way it treats you aside from nausea. Great for first time trippers provided the correct dose. I believe it could be a powerful substance, only not a good tool for self repair. It came in waves but that is typical for me, even for mdma. Sometimes I thought I was close to baseline but a minute later was different.
From 1-10 I give it maybe a 7. Mdma would be a 10. LSD a 9. Pot a 10 only cause I love a good toke. Mush is a 9 because of that same ol nausea thing. I think it is a good sex enhancer. Delics also have that effect on me. I believe it is fairly safe. I also believe it would be easy to re-dose and over do it given the subtle nature of it. I was surprised that up the nose came on fairly quick. I was already sensitive at that point, maybe that is why.
We are all so different don't asume you will have the same experience as me. Which was more the manageable. If you play it safe, you will be able to play again. Word to the wise.
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Assassin
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:
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Huntress
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:
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Knight
Knight
:
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Mystic
Mystic
:
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Necromancer
Necromancer
:
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Ninja
Ninja
:
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Paladin
Paladin
:
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Priest
Priest
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Rogue
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Samurai
Samurai
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Sorcerer
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Wizard
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I do not think you are yet ready to take on so important a responsibility.
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MIN
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The GREGORIAN
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NUMBER
MIN (value_expr) OVER (window_clause)
window_clause::=
[ { DIMENSION dimension_id | HIERARCHY hierarchy_id } ] BETWEEN preceding_boundary | following_boundary [WITHIN { LEVEL | PARENT | GREGORIAN {YEAR | QUARTER | MONTH | WEEK} | ANCESTOR AT { DIMENSION LEVEL dim_level_id | HIERARCHY LEVEL hier_level_id } } ]
preceding_boundary::=
{UNBOUNDED PRECEDING | expression PRECEDING} AND { CURRENT MEMBER | expression {PRECEDING | FOLLOWING} | UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING }
following_boundary::=
{CURRENT MEMBER | expression FOLLOWING} AND { expression FOLLOWING | UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING }
A dimensional expression whose values you want to calculate.
The Time dimension over which the values are calculated using the default hierarchy.
The hierarchy over which the values are calculated. If dimension_id
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The name of a level of dimension_id
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The name of a level of hierarchy_id
.
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UNBOUNDED
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CURRENT MEMBER
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A numeric value identifying a period at a particular distance from the current time period that starts or ends the range.
Identifies the range of time periods used in the calculation. Following are descriptions of the keywords.
| Range | Description |
|---|---|
LEVEL |
Calculates all time periods at the same level. (Default) |
PARENT |
Calculates time periods at the same level with the same parent. |
GREGORIAN YEAR |
Calculates time periods within the same Gregorian year. |
GREGORIAN QUARTER |
Calculates time periods within the same Gregorian quarter. |
GREGORIAN MONTH |
Calculates time periods within the same Gregorian month. |
GREGORIAN WEEK |
Calculates time periods within the same Gregorian week. |
ANCESTOR |
Includes time periods at the same level and with the same ancestor at a specified level. |
This example calculates the minimum value between the current member and all subsequent members in the same calendar year. The selection of the data displays the minimum values for the months in 2006.
MIN(GLOBAL.UNITS_CUBE.UNITS) OVER (DIMENSION GLOBAL.TIME BETWEEN CURRENT MEMBER AND UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING WITHIN ANCESTOR AT DIMENSION LEVEL GLOBAL.TIME.CALENDAR_YEAR)
| Time | Units | Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| JAN-06 | 47776 | 45419 |
| FEB-06 | 47695 | 45419 |
| MAR-06 | 51348 | 45419 |
| APR-06 | 47005 | 45419 |
| MAY-06 | 52809 | 45419 |
| JUN-06 | 45419 | 45419 |
| JUL-06 | 48388 | 46354 |
| AUG-06 | 48830 | 46354 |
| SEP-06 | 46354 | 46354 |
| OCT-06 | 47411 | 46842 |
| NOV-06 | 46842 | 46842 |
| DEC-06 | 55052 | 55052 |


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What is a Computer?
A computer is a device for working with information. The information can be numbers, words, pictures, movies, or sounds. Computer information is also called data. Computers can process huge amounts of data very quickly. They also store and display data. People use computers every day at work, at school, and at home. Computers are used in factories to control how things are made and in offices to keep records. People also use computers for sending e-mail, writing reports, shopping, banking, listening to music, and playing games. The Internet, which is a huge network of linked computers, provides information from all over the world.
Computer Hardware and Software
A computer system requires both hardware and software. Hardware is the computer’s physical parts. Software is the programs, or instructions, that tell the hardware what to do. All computers have the same basic hardware. The microprocessor is the computer’s “brain.” It is also called the CPU, or central processing unit. The microprocessor handles all the information that goes into and comes out of the computer. The memory is hardware that holds programs and data while the microprocessor uses it.
History
An English inventor named CharlesBabbage designed the first computer in the 1830s. It was mechanical, not electronic, because scientists did not yet know how electricity worked. The design called for more than 50,000 moving parts. The machine was designed to follow instructions that people entered using punched cards. It was so complex that Babbage never got it built. But it is still considered to be the first computer.


| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Kernel.setChecksTurnedOff(boolean value)
These methods remain for backwards compatibility.
|
void |
Kernel.setDoNotCheckCapabilities(boolean doNotCheckCapabilities)
These methods remain for backwards compatibility.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
RandomForest.setClassifier(Classifier newClassifier)
This method only accepts RandomTree arguments.
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void |
RandomTree.setComputeImpurityDecreases(boolean computeImpurityDecreases)
Set whether to compute/store impurity decreases for variable importance
in RandomForest
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void |
RandomForest.setRepresentCopiesUsingWeights(boolean representUsingWeights)
This method only accepts true as its argument
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
DictionaryBuilder.setAverageDocLength(double averageDocLength)
Set the average document length to use when normalizing
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
NaiveBayes |
ClassConditionalProbabilities.getEstimator()
Get the naive Bayes estimator in use
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Remove |
ClassConditionalProbabilities.getRemoveFilter()
Get the remove filter in use
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
SpreadSubsample.getSeed() |
int |
Resample.getSeed() |
void |
SpreadSubsample.setSeed(int seed) |
void |
Resample.setSeed(int seed) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
AddNoise.getSeed() |
void |
AddNoise.setSeed(int seed) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
Randomize.getSeed() |
int |
Resample.getSeed() |
int |
ReservoirSample.getSeed() |
void |
Randomize.setSeed(int seed) |
void |
Resample.setSeed(int seed) |
void |
ReservoirSample.setSeed(int seed) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
ClassifierPerformanceEvaluator.getEvaluationMetricsToOutput()
Get the evaluation metrics to output (as a comma-separated list).
|
Object |
WekaAlgorithmWrapper.getWrappedAlgorithm()
Get the wrapped algorithm
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void |
Associator.setAssociator(Associator associator)
Set the associator to use.
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void |
Classifier.setClassifier(Classifier classifier)
Set the classifier to train
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void |
Clusterer.setClusterer(Clusterer clusterer)
Set the clusterer to train
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void |
ClassifierPerformanceEvaluator.setCostMatrixString(String cms)
Set the cost matrix to use as a string
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void |
DataGrid.setData(String data)
Set the data to be output by this
DataGrid in textual ARFF format. |
void |
DataGenerator.setDataGenerator(DataGenerator dataGenerator)
Set the data generator
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void |
SetVariables.setDynamicVarsInternalRep(String rep) |
void |
ClassifierPerformanceEvaluator.setEvaluateWithRespectToCosts(boolean useCosts)
Set whether to evaluate with respoect to costs
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void |
ASEvaluator.setEvaluator(ASEvaluation eval)
Set the evaluator to wrap (just calls setWrappedAlgorithm)
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void |
Filter.setFilter(Filter filter)
Set the filter.
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void |
Loader.setLoader(Loader loader)
Convenience method - calls
setWrappedAlgorithm() |
void |
SubstringLabeler.setMatchDetails(String details)
Set internally encoded list of match rules
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void |
SubstringReplacer.setMatchReplaceDetails(String details)
Set internally encoded list of match-replace rules
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void |
BaseStep.setName(String name)
Set the name of this step
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void |
ModelPerformanceChart.setOffscreenAdditionalOpts(String additional)
Set the additional options for the offscreen renderer
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void |
AttributeSummarizer.setOffscreenAdditionalOpts(String additional)
Set the additional options for the offscreen renderer
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void |
DataVisualizer.setOffscreenAdditionalOpts(String additional)
Set the additional options for the offscreen renderer
|
void |
ModelPerformanceChart.setOffscreenRendererName(String rendererName)
Set the name of the renderer to use for offscreen chart rendering
operations
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void |
AttributeSummarizer.setOffscreenRendererName(String rendererName)
Set the name of the renderer to use for offscreen chart rendering
operations
|
void |
DataVisualizer.setOffscreenRendererName(String rendererName)
Set the name of the renderer to use for offscreen chart rendering
operations
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void |
StorePropertiesInEnvironment.setPropsInternalRep(String rep) |
void |
Saver.setSaver(Saver saver)
Set the saver instance that is wrapped by this step.
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void |
ASSearchStrategy.setSearchStrategy(ASSearch searchStrategy)
Set the search strategy wrapped by this step (calls setWrappedAlgorithm)
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void |
Sorter.setSortDetails(String sortDetails)
Set the sort rules to use
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void |
BaseStep.setStepIsResourceIntensive(boolean isResourceIntensive)
Set whether this step is resource intensive (cpu/memory) or not.
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void |
BaseStep.setStepMustRunSingleThreaded(boolean mustRunSingleThreaded)
Set whether this step must run single threaded.
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void |
SetVariables.setVarsInternalRep(String rep)
Set the static variables to set (in internal representation)
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void |
BoundaryPlotter.setXAttName(String xAttName)
Set the name/index of the X axis attribute
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setYAttName(String attName)
Set the name/index of the Y axis attribute
|
Copyright © 2018 University of Waikato, Hamilton, NZ. All Rights Reserved.


Infographic courtesy : Intel
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Data Model
Unicorn is an inverted index service that implements an adjacency list service[1]
[1] Unicorn: A System for Searching the Social Graph, Michael Curtiss et al. (Facebook, Inc.)
The 39th International Conference on Very Large Data Bases 2013
Query Language
Thrift is an interface definition language and binary communication protocol that is used to define and create services for numerous languages.[1]
Query Operations
Architecture
Architecture - Clustering
ALGORITHM : APPLY Operator
Handled by Top Aggregator
Courtesy : Algorithm 1
Unicorn - facebook
ALGORITHM : EXTRACT Operator
Handled by Index Server
Courtesy : Algorithm 2
Unicorn - facebook
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Dragon BASIC, online at http://github.com/uli/dragonbasic
Enables a background layer.ParametersSUB ENABLETILES( bg, screen, char, flags )
bg - the background layer to enable (0-3)Return
screen - the screen block to use for mapping (0-31)
char - the character block to use for tile data (0-3)
flags - a bit-mask of all flags to set, OR'ed together with NOR
None.Remarks
Enables the background layer bg. If flags is 0, then the default size of 256x256 is used and the background is 16 colors.See Also
DISABLETILES | LOADTILES


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title%} Welcome to the virtual lost and found desk {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Search your lost items here!


ANN: Terra Vista VRML Awards Ceremony
For immediate release
August 9, 1996
Terra Vista Central
I am pleased to release the restricted announcement of the "Terra
Vista VRML Awards Ceremony" which will take place on November 30th,
1996 (tentative). The ceremony will take place on the internet in
general on the Terra Vista mailing list and will be simulcast in a
VRML multi user enabled environment for those who are able and wish to
partake the ceremonies in this manner. The ceremonies are intended to
commemorate those who have helped VRML become what it is to date and
are striving to create what it will be in the future. It will offer
recognition to those who provide compelling and interesting
environments on the internet using VRML.
Nominees come in two forms, self nomination and third party
nomination (ie. I might nominate someone else's work). The Awards
offered will come in three major categories of: Pure VRML, Combinations
(including frames, Java(script), extension nodes), and Non-VRML worlds
(proprietary software or other 3D worlds)
Some Sub-categories are (but not limited to):
Pure VRML:
Best VRML 1.0 world
Best VRML 2.0 world
Fastest loader:
non-compressed
compressed
Best effects (use of lighting, colouring, etc)
Most compelling content (Theme based, content well laid out)
Most entertaining (Sites you want to go back to regularly)
Other categories to be mentioned later.
Guest speakers (TBA) will include movers and shakers in the industry,
founders of Terra Vista, technology futurists, and others. The
event will include the location of the URL which will house the
links to all the nominated works and will again be multi-user enabled
for those who wish to use it. As well as the main stage where the
awards will be presented.
Nominations will be accepted up to November 10, 1996. Worlds _must_
be completed by November 20th. Please note: If you intend to
self-nominate, please submit your nomination by October 1, 1996.
Kevin Rattai
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IgeUiEntity CLASS
Declared in IgeUiEntity.js
Creates a new UI entity. UI entities use more resources and CPU than standard IgeEntity instances so only use them if an IgeEntity won't do the job.
Methods
_resizeEvent
Handles screen resize events.
_resizeEvent({} event)


--- layout: data_model title: classificationObject this_version: 4.1 ---
Classification object, used to hold names or classifications of objects. The most common use case for this is detection names for files from av scanners. However, this object could be used for general classification. The globally unique id (attribute) should be created from "Company name:internal classification name", e.g. "Mcafee:Generic.DX". The other required attribute is the type of classification, e.g. clean, dirty, unknown. There are elements to capture the category of the classification. The category should be entered in the same way to the classification name, e.g. company name:category name, e..g Mcafee:Trojan.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| @idrequired | string | |
| @typerequired | ClassificationTypeEnum | |
| classificationName1..1 | string | |
| companyName1..1 | string | |
| category0..1 | string |
Category is "companyname:category".
|
| classificationDetails0..1 | classificationDetailsInlineType |
Details of the classification, giving product details, particularly useful for anti-virus scanner detections.
|


English documentation
wallabag is a read-it-later application: it saves a web page by keeping content only. Elements like navigation or ads are deleted.
Features
- content of the web page is saved: text and pictures.
- the web application is responsive
- you can export articles into ePub
- you can read your articles offline thanks to smartphones applications
- you can easily save a new link thanks to browser addons
- many templates are available to change your wallabag as you wish
- and many others great features!
This user documentation is here to learn to you what you can do with wallabag.


| Month | Savings |
|---|---|
| January | $100 |
| February | $80 |
| Sum | $180 |
Froala Editor is a lightweight WYSIWYG HTML Editor written in Javascript that enables rich text editing capabilities for your applications.
Its complete documentation, specially designed framework plugins and tons of examples make it easy to integrate. We're continuously working to add in new features and take the Javascript web WYSIWYG editing capabilities beyond its current limits.


Select who you are:
I'm a member of the public OR I'm a CMA or Health Professional
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Have questions about cholera? Send a message to your local Community Medical Assistant or health professional.
For Professionals
Log in to address questions in your governorate, or communicate with other professionals.
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RocksDB is an open-source, general-purpose key/value store - see rocksdb.org for more details.
RocksDB is an alternative backend for systems that don't use solid-state drives. Because RocksDB's performance degrades as it stores more data, keeping full history is not advised, and using online delete is recommended.


Core Concepts¶
- Required CMake Function
- C++ Data Feeding
- Design Doc: Functions, Operators, and Layers
- Design Doc: PaddlePaddle Programs
- Design Doc: Variable
- Design Doc: Var_desc
- Tensor: An Unified Data Type in PaddlePaddle
- Design for TensorArray
- Design Doc: LoD (Level-of-Detail) Tensor
- Design Doc: Block and Scope
- Design of Scope in Paddle
- Executor Design Doc
- ParallelExecutor


We're just computer science students so we're not the greatest sources on rising sea levels, but want to learn more? Here are some resources that can it explain it much better than we can.
NOAA - A detailed article on why oceans are rising and how much they are rising by.
CA Helping At Risk Communities - Californian state legislative proposal on how to support those affected by rising sea levels.
How to help reduce carbon emmissions - Even though change will also require action on the legislative level here are a few ways you can help reduce your own carbon emmissions.


Module NeonBezierPath
neonbezierpath.lua
A neon version of a drawn Bézier curve
Info:
- Copyright: DevilSquid, René Aye 2016
- License: MIT
- Author: René Aye
Functions
| new (options) | Create and draws a cubic Bézier path with neon effects |
| bezierPath:setAnchorPoint (ax, ay) | Sets the anchor point This moves the whole curve internally while the position of the GroupObject itself stays the same. |
| bezierPath:setStrokeColor (r, g, b, a) | Sets the stroke color of the inner body |
| bezierPath:setGlowColor (r, g, b, a) | Sets the glow color |
| bezierPath:setFlicker (state) | Sets the flicker effect on or off |
| bezierPath:Reset () | Resets the flicker effect |
| bezierPath:UpdateFlicker () | Do the flicker effects |
| bezierPath:timer (event) | bezierPath:timer( event ) |
Functions
- new (options)
-
Create and draws a cubic Bézier path with neon effects
Parameters:
- options
a table with options for the Bézier curve
parent
: (GroupObject) the parent object (default nil)x
: (number) the x position of the path (default 0)y
: (number) the y position of the path (default 0)controlPoints
: (array) an array with a continuous list of control point coordinates likeglow
: (number) the size of the neon glow effect (default 64)glowColor
: (rgba table) the color of the glow effect (default {1,1,1,1})glowDensity
: (number) the density of the glow effect (default 100)glowIntensity
: (number) the intensity (alpha) of the neon glow effect (default 0.8)strokeWidth
: (number) the stroke width of the inner body (default 2)bodyDensity
: (number) the density of the inner body (default 100)bodyIntensity
: (number) the intensity (alpha) of the inner body (default 0.8)antiAlias
: (bool) if antiAlias simulation for the inner body should be used (default false)flickerEffect
: (bool) activate flickering effect (default false)flickerStyle
: (number) choose between flicker style 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 (default 1) 1 is a light vibrating flickering, 2, 3 and 4 add some hard short flickers, where 2 does some seldom hard flicker and 4 does often hard flicker. 5 is most of the time dark, and sometime lightens up.
Returns:
-
bezier path GroupObject
See also:
Usage:
local BezierPath = require( "devilsquid.util.bezier.bezierpath" ) local squidBody = NeonBezierPath:new({ bodyDensity = 200, glowDensity = 30, glow = 64, glowColor = {0,0,1,1}, strokeWidth = 12, glowIntensity = 0.5, strokeIntensity = 0.3, antiAlias = true, controlPoints={305,464,260,433,279,323,248,373,279,323,297,281,400,199,373,198,400,199,430,198,518,330, 504,292,518,330,535,365,498,461,547,430,498,461,521,510,456,509,500,550,456,509,473,584,410,534,439,613, 410,534,395,668,350,511,351,631,350,511,300,601,306,467,268,527} })
- options
- bezierPath:setAnchorPoint (ax, ay)
-
Sets the anchor point
This moves the whole curve internally while the position of the GroupObject
itself stays the same. You can use this to change the anchor point.
Parameters:
- ax number moves the curve on x axis
- ay number moves the curve on y axis
Usage:
local border = Neon:bezier({ bodyDensity = 800, glowDensity = 60, glow = 64, glowColor = {1,0,1,1}, strokeWidth = 12, glowIntensity = 0.5, strokeIntensity = 0.3, antiAlias = true, controlPoints={142,715,129,716,104,715,117,716,104,715,78,716,65,677,65,704,65,677,65,638,65,157,66,203, 65,157,65,131,105,118,80,118,105,118,144,117,688,117,675,117,688,117,715,118,730,157,729,132,730,157,729, 132,729,676,730,623,729,676,728,701,689,716,715,715,689,716,676,717,651,716,662,716} }) border:setAnchorPoint( 15, 15)
- bezierPath:setStrokeColor (r, g, b, a)
-
Sets the stroke color of the inner body
Parameters:
- r number red component from 0.0 to 1.0
- g number green component from 0.0 to 1.0
- b number blue component from 0.0 to 1.0
- a number alpha component from 0.0 to 1.0
- bezierPath:setGlowColor (r, g, b, a)
-
Sets the glow color
Parameters:
- r number red component from 0.0 to 1.0
- g number green component from 0.0 to 1.0
- b number blue component from 0.0 to 1.0
- a number alpha component from 0.0 to 1.0
- bezierPath:setFlicker (state)
-
Sets the flicker effect on or off
Parameters:
- state bool true for on, false for off
- bezierPath:Reset ()
- Resets the flicker effect
- bezierPath:UpdateFlicker ()
- Do the flicker effects
- bezierPath:timer (event)
-
bezierPath:timer( event )
Parameters:
- event


|
CheckCircularReferencesPass.php
|
<?php
/*
* This file is part of the Symfony package.
*
* (c) Fabien Potencier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*
* For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE
* file that was distributed with this source code.
*/
namespace Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Compiler;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerBuilder;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Exception\ServiceCircularReferenceException;
/**
* Checks your services for circular references.
*
* References from method calls are ignored since we might be able to resolve
* these references depending on the order in which services are called.
*
* Circular reference from method calls will only be detected at run-time.
*
* @author Johannes M. Schmitt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*/
class CheckCircularReferencesPass implements CompilerPassInterface
{
private $currentPath;
private $checkedNodes;
/**
* Checks the ContainerBuilder object for circular references.
*/
public function process(ContainerBuilder $container)
{
$graph = $container->getCompiler()->getServiceReferenceGraph();
$this->checkedNodes = [];
foreach ($graph->getNodes() as $id => $node) {
$this->currentPath = [$id];
$this->checkOutEdges($node->getOutEdges());
}
}
/**
* Checks for circular references.
*
* @param ServiceReferenceGraphEdge[] $edges An array of Edges
*
* @throws ServiceCircularReferenceException when a circular reference is found
*/
private function checkOutEdges(array $edges)
{
foreach ($edges as $edge) {
$node = $edge->getDestNode();
$id = $node->getId();
if (empty($this->checkedNodes[$id])) {
// Don't check circular references for lazy edges
if (!$node->getValue() || (!$edge->isLazy() && !$edge->isWeak())) {
$searchKey = array_search($id, $this->currentPath);
$this->currentPath[] = $id;
if (false !== $searchKey) {
throw new ServiceCircularReferenceException($id, \array_slice($this->currentPath, $searchKey));
}
$this->checkOutEdges($node->getOutEdges());
}
$this->checkedNodes[$id] = true;
array_pop($this->currentPath);
}
}
}
}


LOVE AND DEATH ON LONG ISLAND By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Cinepix Film Properties Director: Richard Kwietniowski Writer: Richard Kwietniowski Cast: John Hurt, Jason Priestley, Fiona Loewi, Sheila Hancock, Maury Chaykin, Gawn Grainger, Elizabeth Quinn, Linda Busby, Bill Leadbitter, Ann Reid In one scene of this film, Giles De'Ath (John Hurt) announces its theme in a conversation with teen idol Ronnie Bostock (Jason Priestly): "You can discover beauty and love in unexpected places." The central conceit is that two opposites can form a bond of sorts, even a love however unrequited. "Love and Death on Long Island" features a tour de force role for John Hurt, perhaps his best film ever. He seems to have cameraman Oliver Curtis on a long-chain set of handcuffs: Hurt appears in virtually every scene. His performance is so professional--at once amusing and poignant--that we in the audience cannot tire of him, even if the object of his affection, a teenaged movie store, ultimately does. Yet another story of culture clash, a theme we have seen recently in "The Edge" (the scholarly and passive Anthony Hopkins teaming up with the dashing and sportive Alec Baldwin) and in "Going All the Way" (the nerdy Jeremy Davies finding a soulmate in the outgoing Ben Affleck), "Love and Death" binds a duo who are radically different from each other. Yet you can't help believing the match. John Hurt inhabits the role of Giles De'Ath, a London-based writer of scholarly books and lecturer in the museum circuit, who enters a movie house to catch an adaptation of an E.M. Forster novel. Instead, the screen shows a vapid, teen- targeted exploitation work, "Hotpants College II." Befuddled and bemused, De'Ath looks at his watch and is about to leave when he catches its impossibly handsome young star, Ronnie Bostock (Jason Priestley), and it's love at first sight. The aging widower shucks off his research into ethereal matters and begins to collect what he calls Bostockiana--the star's videos, magazine articles such as one about "Hollywood's Most Snoggable Fellas!!" and assures his housekeeper (Sheila Hancock) that he is too busy to have her cleaning his room. Flying to Long Island to meet his new hero on his home ground, he flatters Bostock's supermodel girl friend Audrey (Fiona Loewi) to gain entrance to Bostock's home in Chesterton, meets the idol, and tries to persuade Ronnie to eschew banality and return with him to Europe to pursue arthouse fare. "If Shakespeare were alive today, he'd be writing 'Hotpants 3'," he assures the incredulous young man. "Love and Death on Long Island" scores most in its first portion, before De'Ath leaves his London residence for the states, in its sendup of a nineteenth-century sort of man who is at bay with modern technology. To capture Bostock's movies, he buys a VCR--though he at first believes a microwave machine can display movies--but has to be convinced that he needs a TV set to hook it up with. Asked in an interview whether he has a word processor, he replies indignantly, "I write: I do not process words." When he sets up an answering machine in his home, we know that the man is driven by irrational impulses. Maury Chaykin has a delightful role as the owner of the Chesterton town dive, a salt-of-the-earth American who assures his guest from London that he has "the best hash browns you ever had." "That goes without saying," responds the newly-energized intellectual, taking a break from his bangers and mash. "In Europe film can change the way people think," De'Ath contends. A clever and thoroughly entertaining "Love and Death on Long Island" proves his point. Not Rated. Running Time: 93 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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The Trans tool
Trans is the command line tool used to build Monkey apps.
If you are using an IDE such as Monk or Jungle, you will not need to use trans yourself.
Trans works with Monkey projects and ultimately converts them into target projects. A Monkey project consists of:
Trans accepts the following command line options:
trans [-check] [-update] [-build] [-run] [-config=...] [+setting=...] -target=... mainfile.monkey
| -check | Causes the project to be compiled only. The output target project is not touched, useful for error checking. |
| -update | Causes the output target project to be updated, but not built or run. |
| -build | Causes the target project to be updated and built. This is the default. |
| -run | Causes the output target project to be updated, built and run. |
| -config | Must be one of 'debug' or 'release'. Defaults to debug. |
| -target | Must be one of 'android', 'flash', 'glfw', 'html5', 'ios' or 'stdcpp'. |
Arguments starting with + can be used to specify app config settings. Such arguments must be of the form +key=value. Note that boolean settings made this way should be specified using 1 or 0, not True or False, eg: '+GLFW_AUTO_SUSPEND_ENABLED=1'.
When trans is invoked, you must specify at least the target to build and the main source file, eg: "trans -target=html5 myapp.money". Trans then goes about generating the output app in the .build directory.
The Trans config file
In order to locate the SDKs and tools used by different targets, Trans uses a special config file.
This config file is named "config.winnt.txt" or "config.macos.txt" depending on which OS you are using, and is located in your Monkey installation's "bin" directory.
Please refer to the appropriate SDK installation guides for details on how this file may have to be modified.
See also
Target SDKs, App config settings


NationStates++ Settings
NationStates Settings
Scrolling Nation Lists
Puppet Switcher
Show Recruitment Progress
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Linkify URLs
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Embassy Flags
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Roleplay News
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Floating Sidebar
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The “hot hand” in basketball is the belief that a player who has made a few shots in a row is more likely to make subsequent shots than he would be following a few misses or a mix of makes and misses. In other words, a player who has made a few shots in a row is considered to be “hot” and thus more likely to make the shots that follow; on the other end of the spectrum, a player who has missed a few shots in a row is considered to be “cold” and thus less likely to make the shots that follow. Our project aims to investigate the legitimacy of the “hot hand” effect in basketball — do players actually shoot more effectively following a made basket, or is the “hot hand” a fallacy?
The permutation test helps determine whether the differences between the hot and regular FG% that we observe are statistically significant. This histogram shows the result of 100,000 iterations of the permutation test, with red bars indicating a difference greater than the original difference, and blue indicating smaller differences.


Hamilton insists there is still plenty of work to do despite topping FP2
by Joseph TyrrellLewis Hamilton had a mixed day at the Circuit of the Americas after finishing FP1 down in eighth he then topped FP2. However, the Brit admitted there is still plenty of work for the team to do.
During FP1 Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas, both ran the 2020 Pirelli prototype hence why they both finished way down where they would have. In FP2 Hamilton topped the timesheets but his time was helped by a big tow on his quickest lap.
With the Red Bull of Max Verstappen and the Ferrari pair seemingly having an advantage at the COTA track Hamilton remained positive in Mercedes Friday review.
"It was pretty cold out there on the track today, but at least the sun came out," Hamilton said.
"The first session was interesting as we tried the 2020 tyres. FP2 was more of a normal session and it actually went quite smoothly."
The Brit can be crowned World Champion for the sixth time this weekend and he's well aware there's still a big job to do.
"I’m looking forward to the weekend – I love this track in general and the car felt fairly decent today.
"However, we’ve still got a lot of work to do, so we will dig through the data tonight and hopefully we can be strong tomorrow."


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The API package of the Search module contains any public API consumers will have to know to be able to communicate with a search engine. The classes inside the API package is packed into
summa-search-api-<version>.jar
The public API of the Search module can be expected to be stable. At present there are no guarantees, but we strive to grant that in the future.
Implementations of actual servers will have to depend on the entire Search module.


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class VirtualProductOrderHandleEvent extends ActionEvent
This event allow modules to get information on a virtual product :
- download path if a file is attached to the product sale element
- use stock or not
- the pse is a virtual product ? As (virtual) product can have only some PSE really virtual.
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"A hash gives you a key value pair. You can think of a hash as a collection of pairs of information, and each pair is made of a name and a value. The name is called a key, and it must be unique. You use the key to return the value paired to it.
dias = { "Monday" => "lunes", "Tuesday" => "martes", "Wednesday" => "mercoles" }
Arrays have indexes, which arent exactly keys. They are jsut lists. It starts at zero, and is numbered. Just a collection of data in some kind of order. You can look up a piece of data by using the number it comes in on the list,
days = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday"]
Compare and Contrast : You should use you each one? You would use an array for a list, such as integers, etc. You would use a hash for a lsit that should return a matching pair, such as username and password.


Estimate and return the needed parameters for visualisations designed for 'OpenBudgets' <http://openbudgets.eu/> time series data. Calculate time series model and forecast parameters in Budget time series data of municipalities across Europe, according to the 'OpenBudgets' data model. There are functions for measuring deterministic and stochastic trend of the input time series data, decomposing with local regression models or seasonal trend decomposition, modelling the appropriate auto regressive integrated moving average model and provide forecasts for the input 'OpenBudgets' time series fiscal data. Also, can be used generally to extract visualisation parameters convert them to 'JSON' format and use them as input in a different graphical interface.
| Version: | 1.2.2 |
| Imports: | forecast, locfit, jsonlite, stats, trend, tseries |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-01-22 |
| Author: | Kleanthis Koupidis [aut, cre], Charalampos Bratsas [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Kleanthis Koupidis <koupidis at okfn.gr> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/okgreece/TimeSeries.OBeu/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/okgreece/TimeSeries.OBeu |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | TimeSeries.OBeu results |
| Reference manual: | TimeSeries.OBeu.pdf |
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| Package source: | TimeSeries.OBeu_1.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: TimeSeries.OBeu_1.2.2.zip, r-release: TimeSeries.OBeu_1.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: TimeSeries.OBeu_1.2.2.zip |
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--- layout: default og_image: '/images/know-your-limits-cover.jpg' og_title: '"Know Your Limits!": A Simplified, No-Nonsense, Summary of the Current Economy' og_description: "What's wrong with the economy? What should we do about it? Find thought-provoking insights in this short and incisive paper." twitter_text: '1-page paper with clear and thought-provoking insights on world economy. Check it out !' ---
Hi, I'm a 30-year-old Frenchman. I believe we are going through exceptionally perilous times, so I wrote this “one-page book” with the hope that it will help curious readers focus on the economic issues that matter.
Know Your Limits! may require some academic knowledge, hopefully not much. Read it carefully: you may find answers on why (in my opinion) Roosevelt's New Deal cannot be replicated today, or why the U.S. Republicans are hurting America when they ask to untax the rich, or why Germany is such a monetary hawk, or why the euro has no future in its current form, or why failed Abenomics may lead to nationalism. You may even find advice on how to manage your savings!
 If you're an ambitious engineer, I hope this book will convince you to change the world by not designing yet another photo-sharing application, but by inventing much needed greentech solutions. And if you're a citizen, I hope this book will help you understand what's going on if things were to get rocky.
Please pardon the vanity of my project. Of course, do feel free to speak out in the comment section below.


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Composing models
Download the notebook, the raw script, or the annotated scriptfor this tutorial (right-click on the link and save).Generating dummy data
Let's start by generating some dummy data with both numerical values and categorical values:
using MLJ
using PrettyPrinting
@load KNNRegressor
# input
X = (age = [23, 45, 34, 25, 67],
gender = categorical(['m', 'm', 'f', 'm', 'f']))
# target
height = [178, 194, 165, 173, 168];
import NearestNeighborModelsArgumentError: Package NearestNeighborModels not found in current path:
- Run `import Pkg; Pkg.add("NearestNeighborModels")` to install the NearestNeighborModels package.
Note that the scientific type of age
is Count
here:
scitype(X.age)
UndefVarError: X not defined
We will want to coerce that to Continuous
so that it can be given to a regressor that expects such values.
Declaring a pipeline
A typical workflow for such data is to one-hot-encode the categorical data and then apply some regression model on the data. Let's say that we want to apply the following steps:
standardize the target variable (
:height
)one hot encode the categorical data
train a KNN regression model
The @pipeline
macro helps you define such a simple (non-branching) pipeline of steps to be applied in order:
pipe = @pipeline(X -> coerce(X, :age=>Continuous),
OneHotEncoder(),
KNNRegressor(K=3),
target = UnivariateStandardizer());
LoadError: UndefVarError: KNNRegressor not defined
in expression starting at none:1
Note the coercion of the :age
variable to Continuous since KNNRegressor
expects Continuous
input. Note also the target
keyword where you can specify a transformation of the target variable.
Hyperparameters of this pipeline can be accessed (and set) using dot syntax:
pipe.knn_regressor.K = 2
pipe.one_hot_encoder.drop_last = true;
UndefVarError: pipe not defined
Evaluation for a pipe can be done with the evaluate!
method; implicitly it will construct machines that will contain the fitted parameters etc:
evaluate(pipe, X, height, resampling=Holdout(),
measure=rms) |> pprint
UndefVarError: pipe not defined


Baroka Claim Limpopo Derby Spoils
by Soccer LadumaAbsa Premiership
Result: Polokwane City 1-0 Baroka FC
Date: 09 November 2019
Venue: Peter Mokaba Stadium
Baroka FC claimed the bragging rights in the Limpopo derby after claiming a 1-0 win over struggling Polokwane City on Saturday afternoon.
The visitors were eager to build on their 0-0 draw with Mamelodi Sundowns earlier this week, while Polokwane were without a permanent head coach following the departure of Zlatko Krmpotić.
Prince Nxumalo kept his spot in the Baroka side after making his debut on Wednesday against Sundowns, while Ntswane came into the defence after Matome Kgoetyane was sent off in the stalemate.
Nxumalo got off to the perfect start as the former Ajax Cape Town forward broke the deadlock for Baroka after just six minutes with his first goal for the club.
Rise and Shine were finding it tough to break down the Baroka defence in the first half as the likes of Charlton Mashumba, who bagged a hat-trick midweek, was unable to get any joy in the final third.
Unfortunately for Rise and Shine, it was more the same in the second stanza and even with the introduction of Walter Musona on the hour mark, goals were hard to come by.
Baroka, for the second game in a row, put in a solid defensive showing to keep their provincial rivals at at bay to secure a crucial victory to end their six-game winless run across all competitions.
As a result, Baroka moved up to 11th position with their third league win while Polokwane remain in 10th, although they are only out ofthe top eight due to an inferior goal difference to Maritzburg United.