Flow_Recognition¶
Flow_Recognition¶
Part of slugdetection package
@author: Deirdree A Polak github: dapolak
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slugdetection.Flow_Recognition.
Flow_Recognition
(well)¶ Classifies different flow types within an oil well using feature vectors and classification algorithms
Parameters: well (Spark data frame) – Spark data frame containing pressure and temperature data. -
LogReg_pred
(true_label=True, **kwargs)¶ Predict data labels from trained Logistics Regression model
Parameters: - (bool) (true_label) – Whether the data used has true labels (optional, default is True)
- kwargs –
- X_test : Pandas DataFrame
- For user, if additional data needs to be predicted. Data frame needs to be feature vector format
- y-test : Pandas Series or Numpy array
- For user, labels of inputted X_test data
Returns: - pred (numpy array) – prediction labels for the test data
- proba (numpy array) – prediction probababilities for the test data
- score (float) – Accuracy score of the predictions, if true_label = True
- cf (numpy array) – Confusion matrix, as created by Scikit Learn’s Confusion matrix on the accuracy of the results, if true_label = True
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LogReg_train
(**kwargs)¶ Train Logistics Regression model
Parameters: kwargs – - test_size : float
- Percentage of the data to include in the testing set for the split_data method
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SVM_pred
(true_label=True, **kwargs)¶ Predict data labels from trained Support Vector Classifier model
Parameters: - (bool) (true_label) – Whether the data used has true labels (optional, default is True)
- kwargs –
- X_test : Pandas DataFrame
- For user, if additional data needs to be predicted. Data frame needs to be feature vector format
- y-test : Pandas Series or Numpy array
- For user, labels of inputted X_test data
Returns: - pred (numpy array) – prediction labels for the test data
- score (float) – Accuracy score of the predictions, if true_label = True
- cf (numpy array) – Confusion matrix, as created by Scikit Learn’s Confusion matrix on the accuracy of the results, if true_label = True
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SVM_train
(krnl='rbf', **kwargs)¶ Train Support Vector Classifier model
Parameters: - krnl (str) – kernel to be used for SVC model
- kwargs –
- test_size : float
- Percentage of the data to include in the testing set for the split_data method
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feature_vector
(window_size, step, standardise=True)¶ Converts the data list into feature vector of size window_size
Parameters: - window_size (int) – Window size of feature vector
- step (int) – Time step to take between the start of two windows
- standardise (bool) – Whether to standardise the data
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label_slugs
(slug_diff=3, choke_diff=1, pre_slug_period=40)¶ Method labels the data in five different categories: slugs, first slugs, pre-slug, normal and ignore
Parameters: - slug_diff (int) – differential value for WHP above which a flow is considered to be a slug
- choke_diff (int) – differential value for WH choke below which the choke is considered opened and constant
- pre_slug_period (int) – number of minutes before first slug that is considered to be in “pre-slug” phase
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split_data
(test_size=0.3)¶ Split the data into a training and testing set
Parameters: test_size (float (optional)) – Percentage of the data to include in the testing set (default is 0.3)
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window_label
(label_list)¶ Defines the overall label of a feature vector/window of data points
Parameters: label_list (list of str) – List of the labels of each data point within the window Returns: label – Label of feature vector/data window Return type: str
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MELANIE WHELAN: Renegades play to help culture shift in girls on move
TEENAGE girls take note: we have some of Australia's best female cricketers set for a derby right in our backyard.
We are a Renegades city but definitely worth noting Melbourne Stars' boast a wealth of talent, like veteran bat Elyse Villani, set to play at Eastern Oval on Saturday.
We are once again reminded the harsh reality about nine in 10 Australian teenage girls are not getting enough physical activity each week, thanks to a World Health Organisation report released on Friday. Australia has some of the least active teenagers in Western countries.
Girls, you want some inspiration - here it is.
Women's Big Bash League action is a chance to think bigger. This is a chance to consider sports or recreation activity that may have long been outside the traditional realms accessible to females.
Even a decade ago, there was female cricket about and there were pathways in the game. But nothing like WBBL and the tone it helping to set in women's sport now.
Until you get to a game and watch our WBBL athletes up close, it is hard to comprehend how hard these women hit the ball or how frightening fast and accurate they can strike when they bowl.
Cricket has been a key game working to change culture and opportunities at a grassroots level in Ballarat. Our growing junior girls competition was one major reason Sport England's chief Jennie Price put Ballarat on her whirlwind itinerary two years ago.
Price wanted to gauge barriers to play for women and girls in regional Victoria and was keen to see how Ballarat Cricket Association's competition was smashing these barriers.
Cricket has been a leading example in Ballarat for offering greater opportunity both in adapting the game, like Social Sixers, and developing junior and senior programs for women.
Ballarat Bolts is the city's first modern standalone women's cricket club and is set for a Twenty20 final in Melbourne on Sunday in Cricket Victoria Women's Community Cricket Competition. Bolts claimed this title in their division last season.
Ahead of their second season, starting last month, Bolts coach Jeremy Byrne said the biggest thing blocking women from getting involved in cricket was anxiety of joining a new team or unfamiliar sport - women know the game but might not have had much chance to play it.
"We've generally found once the girls get down and meet the rest of the party they get fairly comfortable," Byrne told The Courier.
Sometimes is might be in knowing there is widespread support.
More than 2,200 people turned out for the Renegades' Eastern Oval clash last season, despite stormy weather conditions. Most did not leave when rain started and covers were pulled.
- OPINION: Pull back the covers, we're ready for Renegades' return. This is bigger than a game | MELANIE WHELAN
This is an awesome response from men and women for the women's game.
And there is more to come. Renegades and Stars land a fortnight ahead of Bendigo Spirit and Canberra Capitals playing the city's first in-season Women's National Basketball League clash at the new Ballarat Sports and Events Centre.
Getting out on and supporting these game all helps change culture in women's sport. These matches are pivotal in encouraging girls what can be possible, and, most of all, fun.


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A MAP OF THE WORLD (director: Scott Elliott; screenwriters: from the novel of Jane Hamilton/Peter Hedges/Polly Platt; cinematographer: Seamus McGarvey; editor: Craig McKay; cast: Sigourney Weaver (Alice Goodwin), Julianne Moore (Theresa Collins), David Strathairn (Howard Goodwin), Louise Fletcher (Nellie), Arliss Howard (Paul Reverdy), Ron Lea (Dan Collins), Chloe Sevigny (Carole Mackessy), Dara Perlmutter (Emma Goodwin), Kayla Perlmutter (Claire Doodwin), Marc Donato (Robbie Mackessy); Runtime: 125; First Look Pictures; 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Sigourney Weaver visited a Racine, Wisconsin, county jail to prepare for her unglamorous prison part in A Map of the World, and she said it was the toughest preparation she had to do in research for any part she's played. This is her favorite role in her personal favorite movie. She finds sympathy in playing a flawed character called Alice Goodwin who moves from a big Midwestern city to be an outsider in a small rural Wisconsin town, with her awkward, supportive, and stalwart husband Howard (Strathairn) running an alternative-lifestyle dairy farm. He instigated this move she wasn't that crazy about, but went along with it the best way she could. They have two precocious young girls, the older being Emma and the more docile one being Claire (Dara & Kayla Perlmutter- real sisters).
Somehow you get the feeling the beleaguered mother has days where she is not all that keen about living in the sticks, being a school nurse to the uncultured school kids, and at times even being married to someone she has trouble communicating with in a chaotic household. When the bratty Emma, someone she really loves, has a temper tantrum for no apparent reason and breaks her cereal bowl on the floor, the 'be-true-to-thine-own-self' Alice knows she doesn't like her daughter at that moment and also doesn't have a clue on how to get her to behave.
It took 30 days to film, and it was mostly shot in Toronto with only the city scene shot in Chicago.
Sigourney mentioned that this is an unusual and uplifting film, though the unusual nature of the film is easy to see, as this gritty dramatic film takes a conventional soap opera story about a nuclear family and makes it into a moving drama where the characters are forced to look at themselves again and undergo changes they didn't expect. The uplifting part was harder to see and just might be up to the individual to find what is meant by uplifting. According to Sigourney, when I asked her, she said it was uplifting because the family was still intact at the end and for the character she plays returning to the city is not such a bad thing--and her husband who misses the farm the most, is still pleased with the way things worked out for all of them. It was a difficult film to come up with easy answers, as it required some thought to sift through the many layers of the characters. It is based on a novel by Jane Hamilton and adheres to the plot for the most part.
The plot thickens when their hard but mostly satisfying stay on the farm suddenly changes into a nightmare due to circumstances beyond Alice's control. They're best friends with their neighbors Dan and Teresa Collins (Ron Lea & Julianne Moore), and when Alice is baby-sitting for Teresa's two young daughters, Lizzy and Audrey, the troubled Alice loses track of the younger girl Lizzy, who quietly slips out of the living room and drowns in the Goodwin's pond.
The death of the toddler is not only devastating for Teresa, but Alice begins to feel guilty about the accident and is on the verge of a nervous break-down. It's at this vulnerable time that she gets blind sided by law officials, who question her about a nasty child, Robbie Mackessy (Donato), who is always being treated in her office for ailments she determines are due to neglect--as she doesn't quite understand what the rather thick officers want from her and blurts out "I hurt everybody I come into contact with." Robbie's single mom, Carole (Chloe Sevigny), is too busy entertaining her many boyfriends to care for him properly, and deeply resents the nurse for her interference. After the accident the vengeful mother sees this as a time to get even with the nurse she resents as the town begins to take a dim view of Alice, she thusly brings charges of child abuse which results in her arrest.
The film unexpectedly goes into a prison and courtroom drama, with the most riveting scenes reserved for how she handles the demeaning time she spends in prison; especially, when trying to handle herself when trying to deal with hostile black prisoners who get their knowledge of the world from watching Oprah. There's also the constant noise and lack of privacy to deal with. The most touching prison scenes were of Howard trying to communicate with her from behind the glass partition, this comes after he couldn't communicate with her before when there were no barriers at home.
She clearly becomes someone who is torturing herself more than any punishment the law can hand out to her. In the courtroom, her expensive attorney (Howard) stakes out a brilliant defense that is hampered by her need to say truthful things she doesn't have to say to the court.
Unfortunately there was one scene that was baked over too fine: that would be the jail scene with Alice eventually winning over the hardened cons. It seemed contrived and the film spent too much prison time, as it said everything it had to say about the dehumanizing effect jail has in its opening shot when she was booked and everything else seemed reduntant.
Also, the last scene felt flat. A free from prison Alice is back in a Chicago apartment eating an orderly pasta meal with her family. It seemed too theatrical in framing the nuclear family to be convincing; framed with a slo-mo zoom shot edging in on the family eating while enveloped by a dark background with only the light from an overhead light piercing the faces, as each member of the family had a slightly different expression to their new situation. I find it hard to believe that was an uplifting scene as much as it was one that put an exclamation point on the situation, visually indicating that things are still tenuous for the family and even though they have gone over one terrible hurdle and are perhaps psychologically stronger because of it--they are still not out of the dark. But, then again, if you find that uplifting you'll get no argument from me.
The film is directed by Scott Elliott, making his film debut after being known for his Broadway work and as the artistic director of the New Group; the film is more ambiguous than pat, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Elliott also does a great job of drawing out an outstanding performance from Sigourney Weaver. But the film is somewhat taken aback by a few bad decisions, such as giving Julianne Moore such a small part when she was so compelling as Sigourney's best friend who misses her friendship while also grieving for her daughter. It was a part that should have been expanded and it weakened the film by instead padding it with stale prison and courtroom scenes that many films have done before. Nevertheless, this is still a high quality drama, especially recognizing Sigourney Weaver's tour de force performance of a complex woman who is a little off-kilter. That should be rewarding enough for those who crave intelligent 'Mom in trouble' dramas.
I unhestatingly recommend the film for the way it intelligently examines the family crisis--though it's not for everyone, as the casual viewer might not be interested in a serious film that can be disturbing when a toddler is taken off a respirator.
The film's title comes from an imaginary map located in the heart, and how the family in its pain and recovery use that map to guide them to where they should live together.
The film played at the Williamstown Film Festival.
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Assume an arbitrary ODF either from texture modelling or recovered from XRD pole figure measurements a common problem is the simulation of random individual orientations that are distributed according the given ODF. This is helpful crucial in many application, e.g., for running plastic deformation models like VPSC or verifying the accuracy density estimation methods. Here we start with a trigonal alpha-fibre ODF which we define by
{% highlight matlab %} cs = crystalSymmetry('32'); fibre_odf = 0.5*uniformODF(cs) + 0.5*fibreODF(fibre.rand(cs),'halfwidth',20*degree); plot(fibre_odf,'sections',6,'silent') mtexColorbar {% endhighlight %}In order to compute \(50000\) random orientation from the ODF fibre_odf
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From the above plot it is very hard to judge whether the orientations are indeed distributed according to the given ODF. The reason for this is the not volume preserving projection of the Bunge sections. A better ODF representation for this purpose are sigma sections
{% highlight matlab %} % plot the ODF in sigma sections plot(fibre_odf,'sections',6,'silent','sigma','contour','linewidth',2) % plot the orientations into the sigma sections hold on plot(ori,'MarkerFaceColor','none','MarkerEdgeAlpha',0.25,'all','MarkerEdgeColor','k','MarkerSize',4) hold off {% endhighlight %}From the last plot we clearly see that the orientations are more dense close to the alpha fibre. In order more quantitative meaure for how well do the orientations approximate the ODF we may use the orientations to estimate a new ODF and compare the fit of this estimate ODF with the initial ODF.
{% highlight matlab %} % estimate an ODF from the random orientations odf_rec = calcDensity(ori) % plot the estimated ODF plot(odf_rec,'sections',6,'silent') {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} odf_rec = SO3FunHarmonic (321 → xyz) isReal: true bandwidth: 25 weight: 1 {% endhighlight %}We may now compare the original model ODF fibre_odf
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10 Commandments For Every Product Manager
I’ve had a lot of people ask me what a PM is or does. Everyone has their own definition but here’s my take.
The job of the PM is to create scaleable revenue via product. This means always being in sync with both the macro and the micro – from business opportunity, risks, competition – to which features to build, active deals, risk customers, etc.
The job is to then synthesize all of that information and turn it into a roadmap. And a roadmap isn’t just a list of features to build. It’s a plan on how to build a scaleable and profitable business around a product. This means owning the entire product – development, distribution, and maintenance.
To do this, the PM needs to not only enable other teams (development, ops, sales, services, support, marketing) in the organization to succeed, but they need to deeply understand how each team functions – what’s working and what’s broken – what to fix now and what can wait.
And lastly, the PM’s job is to take all of blame and none of the credit. It’s to be the leader, the backbone, and the glue of the organization. Anything short of this is failure.
In a bit more detail –
1. Own The Vision
Find it ruthlessly by living in the future, and constantly reassess it against the current state of things. Set aside time regularly to think about this.
2. Understand Reality
While you need to dream up a grand vision, you also have to keep your eyes on the road at the same time.
‘Vision without execution is hallucination.’
3. Communicate
You can’t achieve greatness alone. There’s always a team involved, and make sure everyone understands where they’re going, how, and why. Dont’ be afraid to constantly repeat yourself.
4. Prioritize Ruthlessly
There are endless things you can get pulled in – dev, sales, support, services – but there’s only 24 hours a day – where is your time best spent? Make sure every minute you spend working has the highest impact.
A good way to think about this is – (Value created) / (time spent).
5. Own The Product
You should know the in’s and out’s of your product. Know the short term, long term, any debt you’re building up, quick wins, gamechangers, experiments, etc.
6. Own Distribution
Sales/Marketing is not someone else’s problem. It’s yours. Make sure your messaging is right, people can find your product, use it, extract real value, and then tell others about it.
7. Own Support
Regardless what business you’re in, you need users/customers. In almost all cases, the more the better (for us in SaaS, you live and die by LTV). High churn will kill you just as fast as a lack of sales. Great support keeps your users/customers with you.
8. Always Be Learning
You’re going to make mistakes. That’s fine. What’s not fine is repeating those mistakes. You must constantly be evaluating the outcome – what worked, what didn’t work and learn from it.
9. Don’t Let Competition Distract
Keep your ears open on competitors, but don’t let them affect your plans. This takes a tremendous amount of discipline. Practice it.
10. Always Be Recruiting
Resourcing is your problem, not HR’s. If you can’t sell the opportunity to somebody, you’ve got bigger problems.
All of this above can seem like a lot to take in, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed. The job of the PM is to understand all of this, prioritize, and balance their time and energy across all of these things. It’s not easy, but ultimately it’s incredibly rewarding. Hopefully that helps!
Some additional reading about PM from some smart people :)
How to be a 1% PM - Ian McAllister
Good PM, Bad PM - Ben Horowitz
Be a Great Product Leader - Adam Nash
PM at Microsoft - Steven Sinofsky
Art of Decision Making as a PM - Sachin Rekhi
The Only Thing That Matters - Marc Andreessen
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Starlets eye CECAFA after Olympic heartbreak
by Timothy OlobuluNAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 13 – Harambee Starlets touched down in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on Wednesday afternoon, their focus tightly arrowed at bouncing back from the disappointment of exiting the qualification road to next year’s Olympics in Tokyo.
Starlets lost 3-2 on aggregate to Zambia to bow out of the race and head coach David Ouma says they will use that heartbreak as their launching pad to a maiden CECAFA title.
“We must take that disappointment as a motivator for CECAFA. We have to try and redeem ourselves. We have competed well with teams from different regions and now we are a better team. Always when Kenya goes to CECAFA, we are seen as favorites,” Ouma said.
He added; “We have planned ourselves well and hopefully things go well for us and we do well.”
His sentiments are shared by striker Mwanahalima Adam who has vowed they will do their all to come back home with the CECAFA title.
“We have gained so much experience and learnt a lot from the campaign in the Olympic qualifiers. Now that we have missed our target, we will give our all in CECAFA and I want to assure Kenyans that we will do our best not to let them down,” Adam noted.
Ouma says the team has learnt a lot from the seven games they have played this season with a relatively new team of young players, having replenished the squad at the start of the campaign.
He believes this will be the first step in ensuring the team remains competitive for a long time and believes they have made positive steps forward.
“Our performance has shown some development and the strength of the team. Hopefully we can build on from here. I am happy with the learning situation the team has been put through and we have improved from strength to strength,” stated the tactician.
Starlets are looking for an improved performance in Tanzania having finished fourth during the last Championship in Kigali last year. In 2016, the team reached the final, but lost to Tanzania.
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Look up environment settings specific to different operating systems.
var osenv = require('osenv')
var path = osenv.path()
var user = osenv.user()
// etc.
// Some things are not reliably in the env, and have a fallback command:
var h = osenv.hostname(function (er, hostname) {
h = hostname
})
// This will still cause it to be memoized, so calling osenv.hostname()
// is now an immediate operation.
// You can always send a cb, which will get called in the nextTick
// if it's been memoized, or wait for the fallback data if it wasn't
// found in the environment.
osenv.hostname(function (er, hostname) {
if (er) console.error('error looking up hostname')
else console.log('this machine calls itself %s', hostname)
})
The machine name. Calls hostname
if not found.
The currently logged-in user. Calls whoami
if not found.
Either PS1 on unix, or PROMPT on Windows.
The place where temporary files should be created.
No place like it.
An array of the places that the operating system will search for executables.
Return the executable name of the editor program. This uses the EDITOR
and VISUAL environment variables, and falls back to vi
on Unix, or
notepad.exe
on Windows.
The SHELL on Unix, which Windows calls the ComSpec. Defaults to 'bash' or 'cmd'.


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We'll be posting Gridcoin and BOINC related announcements to this blog so as to improve communication across the entire community.
If you wish to publish a blog post, please either submit an issue or a pull request on the Gridcoin website GitHub repo, including your blog post in the blog data file.


Over the coming weeks there will be further blogs posted for my journeyFeel free to have a look and see more posts during the coming weeks on the foundation course


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Command groups:
| We recommand disabling all default mappings and only enabling what you use |
" unmap all insert mode commands
iunmapAll
imap x mouselessCommandName
" unmap all normal mode commands
unmapAll
map x mouselessCommandName
Scrolling
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
scrollDown |
scroll down |
scrollUp |
scroll up |
scrollLeft |
scroll left |
scrollRight |
scroll right |
scrollPageDown |
scroll half-page down |
scrollFullPageDown |
scroll full-page down |
scrollPageUp |
scroll half-page up |
scrollFullPageUp |
scroll full-page up |
scrollToTop |
scroll to the top of the page |
scrollToBottom |
scroll to the bottom of the page |
scrollToLeft |
scroll to the left of the page |
scrollToRight |
scroll to the right of the page |
resetScrollFocus |
reset the scroll focus to the main page |
percentScroll |
scroll <N> percent down the page |
lastScrollPosition |
go to last scroll position |
Hints
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
openLastHint |
repeat last hint command |
createHint |
open link in current tab |
createTabbedHint |
open link in new background tab |
createActiveTabbedHint |
open link in new tab and go to it (active) |
createHintWindow |
open link in new window |
createHoverHint |
trigger a hover event (mouseover + mouseenter) |
createUnhoverHint |
trigger a unhover event (mouseout + mouseleave) |
createMultiHint |
open multiple links |
createEditHint |
edit text with external editor |
createScriptHint( |
call a code block with the link as the first argument |
fullImageHint |
opens images in a new tab |
Tabs
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
lastActiveTab |
go to last active tab. A tab is flagged as active when its url changes |
muteTab |
mute/unmute a tab |
reloadTab |
reload the current tab |
reloadTabUncached |
reload the current tab + local cache |
reloadAllTabs |
reload all tabs |
reloadAllButCurrent |
reload all tabs but current |
nextTab |
navigate to the next tab |
previousTab |
navigate to the previous tab |
firstTab |
go to the first tab |
lastTab |
go to last tab |
closeTab |
close the current tab |
closeTabLeft |
close the tab to the left of the current tab |
closeTabRight |
close the tab to the right of the current tab |
closeTabsToLeft |
close all tabs to the left of the current tab |
closeTabsToRight |
close all tabs to the right of the current tab |
myCloseTabsOthers |
close other tabs in the current window except current tab |
myCloseTabsAllExcept |
close other tabs in all windows except current tab |
myCloseTabsRight |
close tabs on the right of the current tab |
myCloseTabsLeft |
close tabs on the left of the current tab |
markMergeTab |
mark tab for merging |
markMergeWindow |
mark all tabs in current window for merging |
putMergeTabs |
move marked tabs into the current window |
windowUnpinAllTabs |
unpin all tabs in current window |
browserUnpinAllTabs |
unpin all tabs in all windows |
:buffer |
search for another active tab |
moveTabLeft |
move current tab left |
moveTabRight |
move current tab right |
pinTab |
pin/unpin the current tab |
lastUsedTab |
toggle the focus between the last used tabs |
lastClosedTab |
open the last closed tab |
:tabnew google |
alias to ":tabnew google " |
:tabnew |
:tabnew |
:tabnew @% |
:tabnew <CURRENT URL> |
:open @% |
:open <CURRENT URL> |
goToTab |
switch to tab <N> |
Page
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
goToInput |
go to first input box |
goToLastInput |
go to the last focused input box by |
repeatCommand |
repeat the last command |
openCommandBar |
open command bar |
multiReverseImage |
reverse image search multiple links |
reverseImage |
reverse image search (google images) |
passKeys |
pass |
enterPassMode |
pass all keys except for |
exitPassMode |
exit PassMode and resume listening to all keybindings |
zoomPageIn |
zoom page in |
zoomPageOut |
zoom page out |
zoomOrig |
zoom page to original size |
nextFrame |
cycle through iframes |
rootFrame |
go to the root frame |
goUpUrl |
go up one path in the URL |
goToRootUrl |
go to to the base URL |
incrementURLPath, incrementURLFirstPath |
increment the first number in the URL path |
decrementURLPath, decrementURLFirstPath |
decrement the first number in the URL path |
incrementURLLastPath |
increment the last number in the URL path |
decrementURLLastPath |
decrement the last number in the URL path |
:viewsource! |
go to the view-source:// page for the current Url |
viewSourceExternalEditor |
same as viewsource but opens in configured external editor |
toggleImageZoom |
toggle image zoom (same as clicking the image on image-only pages) |
toggleDomainStylesheets |
toggle a stylesheet for this domain |
makeLinks |
turns plain text url into clickable links |
Clipboard
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
multiYankUrl |
yank multiple links to clipboard (open the list of links with P) |
yankUrl |
copy URL from link to clipboard |
yankDocumentUrl |
copy the URL of the current page to the clipboard |
yankRootUrl |
copy the URL of the current frame to the clipboard |
yankWindowUrls |
copy the URLs in the current window |
yankHighlight |
copy the currently matched text from find mode (if any) |
openPaste |
open the clipboard selection |
openPasteTab |
open the clipboard selection in a new tab |
copyURLDownloads |
copy final url of all active download |
Search
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
openSearchBar |
open search bar |
openSearchBarReverse |
open search bar (reverse search) |
openLinkSearchBar |
open link search bar (same as pressing |
nextMatchPattern |
click the "next" link on the page (see nextmatchpattern above) |
previousMatchPattern |
click the "back" link on the page (see previousmatchpattern above) |
centerMatchH |
center page to current search match (middle) |
centerMatchT |
center page to current search match (top) |
centerMatchB |
center page to current search match (bottom) |
nextSearchResult |
next search result |
previousSearchResult |
previous search result |
clearSearchHighlight |
clear search mode highlighting |
Visual Mode
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
toggleVisualMode |
enter visual/caret mode (highlight current search/selection) |
toggleVisualLineMode |
enter visual line mode from caret mode/currently highlighted search |
Insert Mode
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
insertMode |
enter insert mode (escape to exit) |
beginningOfLine |
move cursor to the beginning of the line |
endOfLine |
move cursor to the end of the line |
deleteToBeginning |
delete to the beginning of the line |
deleteToEnd |
delete to the end of the line |
deleteWord |
delete back one word |
deleteForwardWord |
delete forward one word |
deleteChar |
delete back one character |
deleteForwardChar |
delete forward one character |
backwardWord |
move cursor back one word |
forwardWord |
move cursor forward one word |
forwardChar |
move cursor forward one letter |
backwardChar |
move cursor back one letter |
forwardLine |
move cursor forward one line |
backwardLine |
move cursor back one line |
selectAll |
select input text (equivalent to |
Downloads
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
hideDownloadsShelf |
hide the download shelf |
pauseDownloads |
pause all active downloads |
resumeDownloads |
resume all active downloads |
cancelDownloads |
cancel all active downloads |
restartLastDownload |
restart last download |
copyURLDownloads |
copy final url of all active download |
openLastDownload |
opens last downloaded file |
External Editor
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
editWithVim |
edit with Vim in a terminal (need the [cvim_server.py](https://github.com/1995eaton/chromium-vim/blob/master/cvim_server.py) script running for this to work) |
openUrlExternalEditor |
open current url in external editor for editing |
viewSourceExternalEditor |
same as viewsource but opens in configured external editor |
Browser
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
cancelWebRequest |
stop the current tab from loading |
cancelAllWebRequests |
stop all tabs from loading |
:chrome://restart<CR> |
restart Google Chrome |
quitChrome |
close all browser windows |
:chrome://downloads<CR> |
alias to :chrome://downloads<CR> |
:chrome://extensions<CR> |
alias to :chrome://extensions<CR> |
exportSettings |
export the mouseless settings JSON object storing your whole config as a file |
Marks
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
addQuickMark |
create quickmark <*> |
openQuickMark |
open quickmark <*> in the current tab |
openQuickMarkTabbed |
open quickmark <*> in a new tab |
openQuickMarkWindowed |
open quickmark <*> in a new window |
setMark |
create mark <*> |
goToMark |
go to mark <*> |
| Marks (aka local marks) are limited to the current page and are saved by domain. QuickMarks work cross-domain |
History
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
:history |
search through browser history |
goBack |
go back |
goForward |
go forward |
openLastLinkInTab |
open the last URL in the current tab’s history in a new tab |
openNextLinkInTab |
open the next URL from the current tab’s history in a new tab |
Bookmarks
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
:bookmarks |
search through bookmarks |
createBookmark |
create or toggle a bookmark for the current URL |
toggleBookmark |
create/toggle book in a specified folder |
Hardcoded key-bindings
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
exits visual mode to caret, caret to normal and removes focus on active element |
CLI Commands
Type : before calling command
|
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
open |
Open a link in the current tab |
tabnew |
Open a link in a new tab |
tabnext |
Switch to the next open tab |
tabprevious |
Switch to the previous open tab |
new |
Open a link in a new window |
buffer |
Select from a list of current tabs |
history |
Search through your browser history |
bookmarks |
Search through your bookmarks |
file |
Browse local directories |
source |
Load a config from a local file |
set |
Configure boolean settings |
call |
Call a cVim command |
let |
Configure non-boolean settings |
tabhistory |
Open a tab from its history states |
execute |
Execute a sequence of keys |
session |
Open a saved session in a new window |
restore |
Open a recently closed tab |
mksession |
Create a saved session of current tabs |
delsession |
Delete sessions |
map |
Map a command |
unmap |
Unmap a command |
tabattach |
Move current tab to another window |
tabdetach |
Move current tab to a new window |
chrome |
Opens Chrome urls |
duplicate |
Clone the current tab |
settings |
Open the options page for this extension |
help |
Shows the help page |
changelog |
Shows the changelog page |
quit |
Close the current tab |
qall |
Close the current window |
stop |
Stop the current page from loading |
stopall |
Stop all pages in Chrome from loading |
undo |
Reopen the last closed tab |
togglepin |
Toggle the tab's pinned state |
nohlsearch |
Clears the search highlight |
viewsource |
View the source for the current document |
script |
Run JavaScript on the current page |


Morph
Morph is a web framework built on the notion of transforming requests and responses. It uses Opium_core for a standard way of achieving this via Filters and Services.
Package documentation
- morph - Core package
- morph_client - HTTP client
- morph_server - Creating servers


Harry Potter: Wizards Unite will get Pokémon Go's gifting feature
Witch may help its energy problem.
by Tom PhillipsHarry Potter: Wizards Unite is getting a familiar feature from Pokémon Go in its near future: in-game gifting.
It'll work in much the same way - you'll be able to pick up gifts from locations you visit and then send an in-game gift box to your friends.
But where Pokémon Go only has PokéStops and Gyms, Wizards Unite has Inns, Fortresses and Greenhouses - and this will allow you to tailor what's in your gifts appropriately.
Sending a blue gift box from an Inn will give your friends' Spell Energy - the game's most-desired resource. This is the stuff you need to pick up to do almost anything in the game - and which you don't want to run out of in the middle of a battle.
Meanwhile, Fortresses will give yellow gift boxes containing Runestones, and Greenhouses will give green gift boxes containing potion ingredients. Of the two, Runestones are likely to the more useful, although still not as precious a commodity as Spell Energy.
In Pokémon Go, you can store 10 gifts at a time and open 20 per day. In Wizards Unite, you can store 100 gifts and open just 10 - presumably because what is in them (Spell Energy!) is more valuable.
Oh, and if you live near a sponsored location in the game (not typically found in the UK), gifts from these places will contain better rewards.
Since its launch in June, we're yet to hear any player statistics on Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, though it feels fair to say it never achieved the same lightning moment Pokémon Go achieved during its first summer when it became a pop culture phenomenon. But a steady dripfeed of new features such as this, as well as new events such as the current Stronger United collectathon show there's life in it yet.


Cminor is quite a small language whose core statements and expressions are identical with statements and expressions in C#. Cminor does not contain all the features of current C#. For example, value types other than basic value types (a.k.a "structs") are missing. So are lambda expressions, closures and many other features of current C#. However it is not a proper subset of C# either because Cminor has non-member functions and C# does not, for example. One can say that Cminor and C# are siblings and C# is the big brother or sister of Cminor.
Currently Cminor programs can be compiled either to Cminor virtual machine instructions (intermediate code), or to native object code. Support for JIT compilation (just-in-time compilation) is planned. Programs compiled just to intermediate code are run in virtual machine by interpreting the intermediate instructions. Programs compiled to native object code are also run in virtual machine with the help of runtime support functions built into the virtual machine. Cminor programs are garbage-collected so there's no need for manual memory management.
The Cminor System Library has borrowed many classes from .NET Framework but the same relationship exists with Cminor System Library and .NET Framework as the relationship with Cminor and C#: the .NET Framework is the big brother of Cminor System Library.
The system library contains:
Currently Cminor runs on Windows x64 and Linux x86_64 platforms.
Cminor is distributed under the MIT License.
Motivation for creating this language, its compiler and virtual machine, was to learn the basics of virtual machine architecture and garbage collection, and to experiment with them. My implementation cannot naturally compete with industrial strength languages like C# or Java, but I hope that someone finds it useful, will study how it's done, or just enjoy experimenting with it. The source code of the compiler, virtual machine and libraries is available in http://github.com/slaakko/cminor.


H.B. Woodrose Seeds
I live in Japan where it is very hard and expensive to find good drugs. Recently I decided to give legal drugs a try and ordered some hawaiian woodrose from the net. Now before I did this I read through these posts and people had all different types of experiences. Some people raved about the seeds and some people seem to think they are a hoax.
Preparation
I removed the coating off 10 seeds. This is very easy to do. I managed to get them clean with a spoon, I didn't even need a knife. I then grounded them up in a mini cuisinart. I then put the seeds in a bottle of mineral water and let them soak for 4 hours. I was concerned about the vomit effect everybody seems to have, so I then filtered the green water through a coffee filter to make sure there was no seed material in the water.
Effects
15 min after drinking - My mouth started to get a tingling sensation
25 min - The trance music was really sounding good
40 min - I started to get a huge energy boost. I was ready for the clubs. My eyes were fully dilated
50 min - I stopped at a bar on the way to the club, but they were playing country music (yes even in Japan). I had too much energy to sit down anyway. This was also the first time I noticed that my sense of time was screwed up. i was in the bar for about 20 minutes, but it felt like 2 hours.
2 hours
I got to the club and was about to go in when I got a phone call from a girl I know. She said she wanted to try it also, and since I had prepared two portions for such an event I went to her apartment.
3 hours
She had drunk done her bottle and about 30 minutes had past. We were staring at a toy I bought at toys r us that lights up and moves around. We were getting nice trails off of it. It was just really pretty.
4 hours
I noticed that my body was feeling more sensitive, especially the bottoms of my feet. I think an hour before this I couldn't have sex if I wanted to, but now I could, so I did. I don't know if this was because of the seeds or not, but the sex was harder then usual and I couldn't cum. Once again time was messed up because we thought we were at it for 4 hours, but it had only been an hour and a half.
5 1/2 hours
I went home and on my way home I noticed how pretty all the lights looked. My night vision was great. I drive a motorcycle so I had a great time looking around and feeling the night.
6 hours
When I finally decided to lay down and go to sleep I was in for a surprise. I kept thinking that it wasn't anything like LSD, but I was too pumped up for it to notice.  My limbs and body were shrinking and enlongating and doing all kinds of funky things. Finally I fell asleep at 6 in the morning, 9 hours after drinking the seeds.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Emily:
You brought the Fruit Basket! It's so refreshing to see a young person that is so helpful! Thank you kindly, dear!
I'll be baking pies every weekend for the tea at the temple, so if you need something to do, come back and see me! Here's a little something for you.


Grid system
The responsive/fluid grid system (build on
flexbox) allows to segment the UI into areas which span 1 to 12 view columns.
- Fluid:
Columns resize fluidly, ensuring your content is properly aligned, regardless of the grid size.
- Responsive:
The grid spans 12 columns on large screens, and is reduced stepwise for smaller screen sizes (responsive) to
6,3,2 and 1 column.
- Gutters:
The grid columns can have optional gutter (space between columns) which is uniformly distributed.


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A penumbral lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon
passes through the Earth's partial shadow, or penumbra. During this
type of eclipse the Moon will darken slightly but not completely. The
eclipse will be visible throughout most of eastern South America, eastern
Canada, the Atlantic Ocean, Europe, Africa, and western Asia.


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So Chael has stamped his visa for June 23rd in Rio. Here's a look back at a piece I did for the Oregonian that came out right before his bout with Yushin Okami.
http://www.oregonlive.com/sports/index.ssf/2009/10/ufc_104_back_on_top_oregons_ch.html


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Acknowledgments
Thank you to the O’Reilly team that allowed me to write this book
(notably, Simon, Mike, and Amy), and to Daisaku Ikeda, who gave me the
courage and perseverance to achieve this goal.


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Section
Sections represent distinct areas of a screen—e.g. marketing site sections.
Default section
A Section component can contain almost content but usually contains a main Heading. Sections have no background color by default.
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The Play Store's auto-playing videos will have a toggle to turn them off
It's still in testing for now.
by Muhammad Jarir KanjiWhat you need to know
- Google has been experimenting with auto-playing videos in the Play Store since August.
- The company recently added a toggle turn the feature off by default.
- The change was supposed to officially roll out in September, but the company still hasn't made it widely available.
Google's making a change to the Play Store that most of us will probably not like. It's been testing autoplay videos for its app store since August, though it's thankfully now added a toggle to turn the feature off in its latest builds. The news comes courtesy of a tip to Android Police, though as the publication notes, the change is not live for everyone, meaning it's still in the A/B testing phase.
It's definitely an interesting move for the company, which has previously made a big deal of its support for the Better Ads Standards on Chrome. The Google-made browser even started blocking auto-playing video ads with sounds. Hopefully, that means the auto-playing videos in the Play Store will be muted if you don't interact with them. Either way, even if your phone doesn't suddenly start blaring a loud, musical app promo while you're just trying to download Uber on your phone, the change will mean you'll be eating through your monthly data cap at a faster rate than usual, perhaps without your knowledge or permission.
That's precisely why Google's addition of a toggle to turn it off is so important. As I'm sure many of you will want to do as soon as Google makes the change official, you will be able to stop auto-playing videos by heading to the app's settings and opening the 'Auto-play videos' prompt. There, you'll be met with three options: disabling the feature entirely, auto-playing videos only over Wi-Fi, or doing so at all times — that is, over both mobile data and Wi-Fi connections. As the company points out in the prompt itself, the last option may result in data charges, and for that very reason, we really hope it'll not be the default option when Google ships the feature to all users.
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Edvac, Eniac, and Univac At the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, Hungarian-American mathematician John von Neumann developed one of the first computers used to solve problems in mathematics, meteorology, economics, and hydrodynamics. Von Neumann's 1945 design for the Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer (EDVAC)¡ªin stark contrast to the designs of Aiken, his contemporary¡ªwas the first electronic computer design to incorporate a program stored entirely within its memory. This machine led to several others, some with clever names like ILLIAC, JOHNNIAC, and MANIAC. American physicist John Mauchly proposed the electronic digital computer called ENIAC, the Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer. He helped build it along with American engineer John Presper Eckert, Jr., at the Moore School of Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. ENIAC was operational in 1945 and introduced to the public in 1946. It is regarded as the first successful, general digital computer. It occupied 167 sq m (1,800 sq ft), weighed more than 27,000 kg (60,000 lb), and contained more than 18,000 vacuum tubes. Roughly 2,000 of the computer¡¯s vacuum tubes were replaced each month by a team of six technicians. Many of ENIAC¡¯s first tasks were for military purposes, such as calculating ballistic firing tables and designing atomic weapons. Since ENIAC was initially not a stored program machine, it had to be reprogrammed for each task. Eckert and Mauchly eventually formed their own company, which was then bought by the Rand Corporation. They produced the Universal Automatic Computer (UNIVAC), which was used for a broader variety of commercial applications. The first UNIVAC was delivered to the United States Census Bureau in 1951. By 1957, there were 46 UNIVACs in use. Between 1937 and 1939, while teaching at Iowa State College, American physicist John Vincent Atanasoff built a prototype computing device called the Atanasoff-Berry Computer, or ABC, with the help of his assistant, Clifford Berry. Atanasoff developed the concepts that were later used in the design of the ENIAC. Atanasoff¡¯s device was the first computer to separate data processing from memory, but it is not clear whether a functional version was ever built. Atanasoff did not receive credit for his contributions until 1973, when a lawsuit regarding the patent on ENIAC was settled. |


Actions, Resources, and Condition Keys for AWS Security Token Service
AWS Security Token Service (service prefix: sts
) provides the following service-specific resources, actions, and condition context
keys for use in IAM permission policies.
References:
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Learn how to configure this service.
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View a list of the API operations available for this service.
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Learn how to secure this service and its resources by using IAM permission policies.
Topics
Actions Defined by AWS Security Token Service
You can specify the following actions in the Action
element of an IAM policy statement. Use policies to grant permissions to perform
an operation in AWS. When you use an action in a policy, you usually allow or
deny access to the API operation or CLI command with the same name. However,
in some cases, a single action controls access to more than one operation. Alternatively,
some operations require several different actions.
The Resource column indicates whether each action supports resource-level permissions. If
there is no value for this column, you must specify all resources ("*") in the
Resource
element of your policy statement. If the column includes a resource type, then
you can specify an ARN of that type in a statement with that action. Required
resources are indicated in the table with an asterisk (*). If you specify a resource-level
permission ARN in a statement using this action, then it must be of this type.
Some actions support multiple resource types. If the resource type is optional (not
indicated as required), then you can choose to use one but not the other.
For details about the columns in the following table, see The Actions Table.
| Actions | Description | Access Level | Resource Types (*required) | Condition Keys | Dependent Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AssumeRole | Returns a set of temporary security credentials that you can use to access AWS resources that you might not normally have access to | Write | |||
| AssumeRoleWithSAML | Returns a set of temporary security credentials for users who have been authenticated via a SAML authentication response | Write | |||
|
saml:eduorgidentityauthnpolicyuri saml:edupersonprimaryaffiliation saml:edupersonprimaryorgunitdn |
|||||
| AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity | Returns a set of temporary security credentials for users who have been authenticated in a mobile or web application with a web identity provider | Write | |||
|
cognito-identity.amazonaws.com:amr cognito-identity.amazonaws.com:aud |
|||||
| DecodeAuthorizationMessage | Decodes additional information about the authorization status of a request from an encoded message returned in response to an AWS request | Write | |||
| GetAccessKeyInfo | Returns details about the access key id passed as a parameter to the request. | Read | |||
| GetCallerIdentity | Returns details about the IAM identity whose credentials are used to call the API | Read | |||
| GetFederationToken | Returns a set of temporary security credentials (consisting of an access key ID, a secret access key, and a security token) for a federated user | Read | |||
| GetSessionToken | Returns a set of temporary security credentials (consisting of an access key ID, a secret access key, and a security token) for an AWS account or IAM user | Read | |||
| TagSession [permission only] | Grants permission to add tags to a STS session | Tagging | |||
Resources Defined by AWS Security Token Service
The following resource types are defined by this service and can be used in the
Resource
element of IAM permission policy statements. Each action in the Actions table identifies the resource types that can be specified with that action. A resource
type can also define which condition keys you can include in a policy. These
keys are displayed in the last column of the table. For details about the columns
in the following table, see The Resource Types Table.
Condition Keys for AWS Security Token Service
AWS Security Token Service defines the following condition keys that can be used in
the Condition
element of an IAM policy. You can use these keys to further refine the conditions
under which the policy statement applies. For details about the columns in the
following table, see The Condition Keys Table.
To view the global condition keys that are available to all services, see Available Global Condition Keys in the IAM Policy Reference.
| Condition Keys | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| accounts.google.com:aud | Filters actions based on the Google application ID | String |
| accounts.google.com:oaud | Filters actions based on the Google audience | String |
| accounts.google.com:sub | Filters actions based on the subject of the claim (the Google user ID) | String |
| aws:FederatedProvider | Filters actions based on the IdP that was used to authenticate the user | String |
| aws:PrincipalTag/${TagKey} | Filters actions based on the tag associated with the principal that is making the request | String |
| aws:RequestTag/${TagKey} | Filters actions based on the tags that are passed in the request | String |
| aws:ResourceTag/${TagKey} | Filters actions based on the tags associated with the resource | String |
| aws:TagKeys | Filters actions based on the tag keys that are passed in the request | String |
| cognito-identity.amazonaws.com:amr | Filters actions based on the login information for Amazon Cognito | String |
| cognito-identity.amazonaws.com:aud | Filters actions based on the Amazon Cognito identity pool ID | String |
| cognito-identity.amazonaws.com:sub | Filters actions based on the subject of the claim (the Amazon Cognito user ID) | String |
| graph.facebook.com:app_id | Filters actions based on the Facebook application ID | String |
| graph.facebook.com:id | Filters actions based on the Facebook user ID | String |
| saml:aud | Filters actions based on the endpoint URL to which SAML assertions are presented | String |
| saml:cn | Filters actions based on the eduOrg attribute | String |
| saml:commonName | Filters actions based on the commonName attribute | String |
| saml:doc | Filters actions based on the principal that was used to assume the role | String |
| saml:eduorghomepageuri | Filters actions based on the eduOrg attribute | String |
| saml:eduorgidentityauthnpolicyuri | Filters actions based on the eduOrg attribute | String |
| saml:eduorglegalname | Filters actions based on the eduOrg attribute | String |
| saml:eduorgsuperioruri | Filters actions based on the eduOrg attribute | String |
| saml:eduorgwhitepagesuri | Filters actions based on the eduOrg attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonaffiliation | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonassurance | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonentitlement | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonnickname | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonorgdn | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonorgunitdn | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonprimaryaffiliation | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonprimaryorgunitdn | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonprincipalname | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersonscopedaffiliation | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:edupersontargetedid | Filters actions based on the eduPerson attribute | String |
| saml:givenName | Filters actions based on the givenName attribute | String |
| saml:iss | Filters actions based on the issuer, which is represented by a URN | String |
| saml:mail | Filters actions based on the mail attribute | String |
| saml:name | Filters actions based on the name attribute | String |
| saml:namequalifier | Filters actions based on the hash value of the issuer, account ID, and friendly name | String |
| saml:organizationStatus | Filters actions based on the organizationStatus attribute | String |
| saml:primaryGroupSID | Filters actions based on the primaryGroupSID attribute | String |
| saml:sub | Filters actions based on the subject of the claim (the SAML user ID) | String |
| saml:sub_type | Filters actions based on the value persistent, transient, or the full Format URI | String |
| saml:surname | Filters actions based on the surname attribute | String |
| saml:uid | Filters actions based on the uid attribute | String |
| saml:x500UniqueIdentifier | Filters actions based on the uid attribute | String |
| sts:ExternalId | Filters actions based on the unique identifier equired when you assume a role in another account | String |
| sts:TransitiveTagKeys | Filters actions based on the transitive tag keys that are passed in the request | String |
| www.amazon.com:app_id | Filters actions based on the Login with Amazon application ID | String |
| www.amazon.com:user_id | Filters actions based on the Login with Amazon user ID | String |


Welcome to the CoDatMo site
CoDatMo (COvid DATa MOdel) exists to replicate and host COVID-19 models written in the Bayesian modeling languages like Stan or PyMC. The goals include:
- Reproduce COVID-19 models with an eye to:
- Get the word out on important COVID-19 models by offering well documented examples approachable by
statiticians, programmers and researchers.
- Increase the impact of the original researchers and get them additional exposure.
- Help researchers improve their models via the replication process
- Provide a common language for implementing various models.
- Facillitate information exchange between model developers.
- Provide public access to models.
Models/Resources
The top level organization is
https://github.com/codatmo which contains:
Contact
Email: Breck Baldwin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Leadership
- Columbia-US: Andrew Gelman (NSF PI)
- Liverpool-UK: Simon Maskell (Liverpool PI)
- UNINOVE-Brazil: Jose Storopoli (Universidade Nove de Julho PI)
Acknowledgements
This site is supported by NSF RAPID grant 2055251. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.


--- layout: post title: Meet Our Newest Addition date: 2011-07-21 11:42:49.000000000 -04:00 categories: - Family Life - Recommendations tags: - Lark - Lark made - Squirrel lamp - Tenneille status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '1188573548' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
Here she is:
[caption id="attachment_1043" align="aligncenter" width="378" caption="Do I melt your heart or what!"][/caption]
She arrived today. Tenneille loves squirrels (along with dragons and dinosaurs of course) and when I saw this squirrel on sale a while ago, I just knew one had to come and live at our house, well Tenneille's room to be precise. I'm not sure who was more exited, me or her. Tenneille has called her Firey Fiona (that name makes me laugh for some reason). I wouldn't be surprised if I found her tucked up in bed with Tenneille. She is just so darn cute.
I do believe the dragon (whose name escapes me right now) will keep Fiona in check. I'm sure dragons and squirrels can be friends, right?
Fiona was purchased from Lark. I have ordered from them before. They have the cutest online store as well as a shop in Daylesford, Victoria.
I think Firey Fiona is a keeper, don't you? Jacinta x


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The Enhanced Embedded Flash Controller ensures the interface of the Flash block with the 32-bit internal bus.
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| void | efc_write_fmr (Efc *p_efc, uint32_t ul_fmr) |
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| uint32_t | efc_perform_fcr (Efc *p_efc, uint32_t ul_fcr) |
| | Perform command. More...
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| uint32_t | efc_init (Efc *p_efc, uint32_t ul_access_mode, uint32_t ul_fws) |
| | Initialize the EFC controller. More...
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| void | efc_enable_frdy_interrupt (Efc *p_efc) |
| | Enable the flash ready interrupt. More...
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| void | efc_disable_frdy_interrupt (Efc *p_efc) |
| | Disable the flash ready interrupt. More...
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| void | efc_set_flash_access_mode (Efc *p_efc, uint32_t ul_mode) |
| | Set flash access mode. More...
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| uint32_t | efc_get_flash_access_mode (Efc *p_efc) |
| | Get flash access mode. More...
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| void | efc_set_wait_state (Efc *p_efc, uint32_t ul_fws) |
| | Set flash wait state. More...
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| uint32_t | efc_get_wait_state (Efc *p_efc) |
| | Get flash wait state. More...
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| uint32_t | efc_perform_command (Efc *p_efc, uint32_t ul_command, uint32_t ul_argument) |
| | Perform the given command and wait until its completion (or an error). More...
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| uint32_t | efc_get_status (Efc *p_efc) |
| | Get the current status of the EEFC. More...
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| uint32_t | efc_get_result (Efc *p_efc) |
| | Get the result of the last executed command. More...
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| __no_inline RAMFUNC uint32_t | efc_perform_read_sequence (Efc *p_efc, uint32_t ul_cmd_st, uint32_t ul_cmd_sp, uint32_t *p_ul_buf, uint32_t ul_size) |
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The Enhanced Embedded Flash Controller ensures the interface of the Flash block with the 32-bit internal bus.
§ EEFC_ERROR_FLAGS
§ EEFC_FCR_FKEY_PASSWD
| #define EEFC_FCR_FKEY_PASSWD EEFC_FCR_FKEY(FWP_KEY) |
§ FWP_KEY
§ efc_disable_frdy_interrupt()
| void efc_disable_frdy_interrupt |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc | ) |
|
Disable the flash ready interrupt.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
§ efc_enable_frdy_interrupt()
| void efc_enable_frdy_interrupt |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc | ) |
|
Enable the flash ready interrupt.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
§ efc_get_flash_access_mode()
| uint32_t efc_get_flash_access_mode |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc | ) |
|
Get flash access mode.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
- Returns
- 0 for 128-bit or EEFC_FMR_FAM for 64-bit.
§ efc_get_result()
| uint32_t efc_get_result |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc | ) |
|
Get the result of the last executed command.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
- Returns
- The result of the last executed command.
§ efc_get_status()
| uint32_t efc_get_status |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc | ) |
|
Get the current status of the EEFC.
- Note
- This function clears the value of some status bits (FLOCKE, FCMDE).
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
- Returns
- The current status.
§ efc_get_wait_state()
| uint32_t efc_get_wait_state |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc | ) |
|
Get flash wait state.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
- Returns
- The number of wait states in cycle (no shift).
§ efc_init()
| uint32_t efc_init |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc, |
|
|
uint32_t |
ul_access_mode, |
|
|
uint32_t |
ul_fws |
|
) |
| |
Initialize the EFC controller.
- Parameters
-
| ul_access_mode | 0 for 128-bit, EEFC_FMR_FAM for 64-bit. |
| ul_fws | The number of wait states in cycle (no shift). |
- Returns
- 0 if successful.
§ efc_perform_command()
| uint32_t efc_perform_command |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc, |
|
|
uint32_t |
ul_command, |
|
|
uint32_t |
ul_argument |
|
) |
| |
Perform the given command and wait until its completion (or an error).
- Note
- Unique ID commands are not supported, use efc_perform_read_sequence.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
| ul_command | Command to perform. |
| ul_argument | Optional command argument. |
- Note
- This function will automatically choose to use IAP function.
- Returns
- 0 if successful, otherwise returns an error code.
§ efc_perform_fcr()
| __no_inline RAMFUNC uint32_t efc_perform_fcr |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc, |
|
|
uint32_t |
ul_fcr |
|
) |
| |
Perform command.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
| ul_fcr | Flash command. |
- Returns
- The current status.
§ efc_perform_read_sequence()
| __no_inline RAMFUNC uint32_t efc_perform_read_sequence |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc, |
|
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uint32_t |
ul_cmd_st, |
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uint32_t |
ul_cmd_sp, |
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uint32_t * |
p_ul_buf, |
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uint32_t |
ul_size |
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) |
| |
Perform read sequence.
Supported sequences are read Unique ID and read User Signature
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
| ul_cmd_st | Start command to perform. |
| ul_cmd_sp | Stop command to perform. |
| p_ul_buf | Pointer to an data buffer. |
| ul_size | Buffer size. |
- Returns
- 0 if successful, otherwise returns an error code.
§ efc_set_flash_access_mode()
| void efc_set_flash_access_mode |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc, |
|
|
uint32_t |
ul_mode |
|
) |
| |
Set flash access mode.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
| ul_mode | 0 for 128-bit, EEFC_FMR_FAM for 64-bit. |
§ efc_set_wait_state()
| void efc_set_wait_state |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc, |
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uint32_t |
ul_fws |
|
) |
| |
Set flash wait state.
- Parameters
-
| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
| ul_fws | The number of wait states in cycle (no shift). |
§ efc_write_fmr()
| __no_inline RAMFUNC void efc_write_fmr |
( |
Efc * |
p_efc, |
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uint32_t |
ul_fmr |
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) |
| |
Set mode register.
- Parameters
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| p_efc | Pointer to an EFC instance. |
| ul_fmr | Value of mode register |


We know you guys needed more NBA excitement so we're back! This time we wanted to find out which teams were, are, and will be the biggest dissapointments or biggest achievers in past and future seasons.
After an NBA season ends there is an off season filled with speculation of who will be taking home next years ring. Questions of which team looked like real contenders after coming up short and which super-teams of today are looking like falling dynasties tomorrow.


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Below are the four histogram distrubution for the four major numerical attributes of the dataset: views, comment counts, likes, and dislikes


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The typescript file( * .ts) will be compiled into js file with same name( * .js), as soon as you save the typescript
file.
2.1 With the help of declaration code, any legal js code is legal typescript code.
That means, if you copy a legal js code to typescript file, the code is legal too.
Therefore, typescript is considered to be the superset of javascript.
And the generated js file is:
Most common js libraries' declaration for typescript can be installed by
[nuget](http://www.nuget.org/packages?q=DefinitelyTyped) or found on
[DefinitelyTyped](https://github.com/borisyankov/DefinitelyTyped).
2.2 It's an Object-Oriented language, a class can include constructor and private members, and a class can be
included in a module.
And the generated js file is:
2.3 It supports "Rename", so it is much more maintainable than common js.
2.4 It has a better intellisense.
2.5 It's a strong-typed language, so it has compile-time type checking.
2.6 It's easy to see the js code that generated by typescript.
The left side is typescript code, and the right side is the generated js code.
The LESS file( * .less) will be compiled into CSS file with same name( * .css), as soon as you save the LESS file.
3.1 Any legal CSS code is legal LESS code.
That means, if you copy a legal CSS code to LESS file, the code is legal too.
3.2 It supports variables.
The left is LESS code, and the right one is the generated CSS file.
3.3 It supports nested rules, so it make CSS code easier to read.
3.4 It supports function, that will reduce some work of cross-browser compatibility.
The left side is LESS file, and the right one is generated CSS file.


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Awards:
IEEE Edison Medal
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Elliot Cresson Medal
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--- layout: default title: Prizing permalink: /prizing/ image: "/img/placeholder.png" useContainer: true --- {% for category in site.data.prize-categories %}
{{ prize.prize }}


{% macro email_linkback(card) %}
To view the details of your Breeze® Card ending in {{ card.last_four }}, visit https://breezeminder.com/cards/view/{{ card.pk_hash }} .
{% endmacro %} {% macro reminder_form(form, submit_text) %} {% import 'macros/forms.html' as forms %}| Breeze® Card | Last Sent | |
|---|---|---|
| {{ entry.card.number_masked }} | {{ entry.sent_date | strftime(default='-') }} | |
| Full History |


To draw a straight line
- In the toolbox, click .
- At the bottom of the toolbox, click a line width.
- To draw the line, drag the pointer.
Notes
- The default background and foreground colors appear at the left in the color box. You can draw with the foreground color by clicking, or you can draw with the background color by right-clicking.
- You can draw a perfectly horizontal, vertical, or 45-degree diagonal line by holding down SHIFT while dragging.


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isambard.external_programs.naccess module¶
This module provides an interface to the program NACCESS.
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extract_residue_accessibility
(in_rsa, path=True, get_total=False)[source]¶ Parses rsa file for solvent accessibility for each residue.
Parameters: Returns: - rel_solv_ac_acc_atoms (list) – Relative solvent accessibility of all atoms in each amino acid
- get_total (float) – Relative solvent accessibility of all atoms in the NACCESS rsa file
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run_naccess
(pdb, mode, path=True, include_hetatms=False, outfile=None)[source]¶ Uses naccess to run surface accessibility calculations.
Notes
Requires the naccess program, with a path to its executable provided in global_settings. For information on the Naccess program, see: http://www.bioinf.manchester.ac.uk/naccess/ This includes information on the licensing, which is not free for Industrial and Profit-making instituions.
Parameters: Returns: naccess_out – naccess output file for given mode as a string.
Return type:
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total_accessibility
(in_rsa, path=True)[source]¶ Parses rsa file for the total surface accessibility data.
Parameters: Returns: dssp_residues – Total accessibility values for: [0] all atoms [1] all side-chain atoms [2] all main-chain atoms [3] all non-polar atoms [4] all polar atoms
Return type: 5-tuple(float)


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Friendly with views, models, and controllers
Hand-sketched wireframes, UX mockups, Photoshop layouts


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| virtual TBuilder | DisclosureProperty (string disclosureProperty) |
| | A property to check on each record to display the disclosure on a per record basis. This property must be false to prevent the disclosure from being displayed on the item. Defaults to: 'disclosure' More...
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| | True to display a disclosure icon on each list item. The list will still fire the disclose event, and the event can be stopped before itemtap. To show a disclosure icon and also run a handler on an disclose event, use OnItemDisclosure. More...
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| | True to prevent the item selection when the user taps a disclose icon.  We try to prevent the rendering of items while scrolling until the next time you stop scrolling. If you scroll close to the end of the buffer, we start rendering individual items to always have the minimumBufferSize prepared. Defaults to: 20 More...
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| | Set this to true if you want the items in the list to be zebra striped, alternating their background color.


Pretty much everyone is taught a mnemonic for the order of arithmetic operations.
Some people are taught BODMAS, some are taught BIMDAS, while PEMDAS is popular in other parts of the world.
They describe the order in which you should carry out operations, but you need some more rules as well, that don't fit into a snappy mnemonic:
Except multiplication and division, and addition and subtraction, have the same precedence: you consider them both at the same time, rather than one after the other. The mnemonic doesn't mention this.
It's actually quite fiddly, but the fiddliness rarely makes a difference, if you've got common sense.
What if you didn't have any common sense?
SAMDOB lets you see how the order of operations is applied. When you write an expression in the right-hand box, the steps taken to evaluate it to a number are shown underneath.
You can change the order of operations by writing a mnemonic in the left-hand box. Once you've done that, the sequence is described underneath.
Letters grouped in brackets have the same precedence.
Not every letter stands for a real operation. Don't worry about it.