Data preparation
Load datasets
The data can be downloaded here.
# data of treatment assignment by school
df <- read_dta("../data/Bloom2020/table2/table2.dta")
df_clean <- df %>%
filter(year == 2011, experimental == 1) %>%
select(fcode, treatment2011, management) %>%
group_by(fcode) %>%
summarise_at(vars(treatment2011, management), mean, na.rm = TRUE)
get_perm_res <- function(df_clean, treatment_perm, tau, type) {
df_tmp <- df_clean %>%
mutate(
Y1 = management * (treatment2011 == 1) + (management + tau) * (treatment2011 == 0),
Y0 = management * (treatment2011 == 0) + (management - tau) * (treatment2011 == 1),
)
if (type == "mean") {
output <- map_dbl(
seq(ncol(treatment_perm)),
~ abs(
mean((df_tmp %>% pull(Y1))[treatment_perm[, .]]) -
mean((df_tmp %>% pull(Y0))[-treatment_perm[, .]]) - tau
)
)
} else if (type == "rank") {
output <- map_dbl(
seq(ncol(treatment_perm)),
~ abs(
mean(rank(df_tmp %>% pull(Y1))[treatment_perm[, .]]) -
mean(rank(df_tmp %>% pull(Y0))[-treatment_perm[, .]])
)
)
}
return(output)
}
\(p\)-values for tests of constant treatment effects (replication of Table 5.7 but with different data)
treatment_perm <- combn(nrow(df_clean), nrow(df_clean %>% filter(treatment2011 == 1)))
tau_seq <- seq(-0.10, 0.35, by = 0.025)
mean_diffs <- map_dbl(
tau_seq,
~ mean(
get_perm_res(df_clean, treatment_perm, ., type = "mean") > (
abs(
mean(df_clean %>% filter(treatment2011 == 1) %>% .$management) -
mean(df_clean %>% filter(treatment2011 == 0) %>% .$management) - .
)
)
)
)
rank_diffs <- map_dbl(
tau_seq,
function(x) mean(
get_perm_res(df_clean, treatment_perm, x, type = "rank") > abs(
mean(rank(
df_clean %>%
mutate(
Y1 = management * (treatment2011 == 1) + (management + x) * (treatment2011 == 0),
Y0 = management * (treatment2011 == 0) + (management - x) * (treatment2011 == 1),
) %>%
pull(Y1)
)[df_clean$treatment2011 == 1]) -
mean(rank(
df_clean %>%
mutate(
Y1 = management * (treatment2011 == 1) + (management + x) * (treatment2011 == 0),
Y0 = management * (treatment2011 == 0) + (management - x) * (treatment2011 == 1),
) %>%
pull(Y0)
)[df_clean$treatment2011 == 0])
)
)
)
tibble(
tau = tau_seq,
mean_diff_p = mean_diffs %>% formatC(digits = 3, format = "f"),
rank_diff_p = rank_diffs %>% formatC(digits = 3, format = "f")
) %>%
mutate(
mean_diff_p = cell_spec(
mean_diff_p,
color = ifelse(mean_diff_p >= 0.10, "red", "black"),
),
rank_diff_p = cell_spec(
rank_diff_p,
color = ifelse(rank_diff_p >= 0.10, "red", "black"),
)
) %>%
set_colnames(NULL) %>%
kable("html", escape = FALSE, booktabs = TRUE, align = c("l", rep("c", 2))) %>%
add_header_above(
c("Hypothesized treatment effect", "$p$-value (level)", "$p$-value (rank)")
) %>%
kable_styling(position = "center")
|
Hypothesized treatment effect
|
\(p\)-value (level)
|
\(p\)-value (rank)
|
|
-0.100
|
0.007
|
0.006
|
|
-0.075
|
0.012
|
0.011
|
|
-0.050
|
0.024
|
0.022
|
|
-0.025
|
0.042
|
0.051
|
|
0.000
|
0.071
|
0.064
|
|
0.025
|
0.120
|
0.104
|
|
0.050
|
0.207
|
0.128
|
|
0.075
|
0.325
|
0.244
|
|
0.100
|
0.493
|
0.364
|
|
0.125
|
0.705
|
0.541
|
|
0.150
|
0.941
|
0.933
|
|
0.175
|
0.820
|
0.981
|
|
0.200
|
0.592
|
0.679
|
|
0.225
|
0.402
|
0.541
|
|
0.250
|
0.258
|
0.418
|
|
0.275
|
0.164
|
0.082
|
|
0.300
|
0.092
|
0.066
|
|
0.325
|
0.053
|
0.030
|
|
0.350
|
0.030
|
0.030
|
\(p\)-values estimated through different numbers of simulations
set.seed(123)
actual_mean_diff <- abs(
mean(df_clean %>% filter(treatment2011 == 1) %>% .$management) -
mean(df_clean %>% filter(treatment2011 == 0) %>% .$management)
)
perm_sim_res <- map_dbl(
c(100, 1000, 10000),
~ mean(
get_perm_res(df_clean, treatment_perm[, sample(seq(ncol(treatment_perm)), .)], .0, type = "mean") >
actual_mean_diff
)
)
true_p <- mean(
get_perm_res(df_clean, treatment_perm, .0, type = "mean") > actual_mean_diff
)
cbind(
c(100, 1000, 10000, ncol(treatment_perm)) %>% formatC(format = "d", big.mark = ","),
c(perm_sim_res, true_p) %>% format(digits = 2, format = "f"),
c(
paste0(
"(",
sqrt(perm_sim_res * (1 - perm_sim_res) / c(100, 1000, 10000)) %>% format(digits = 2, format = "f"),
")"
),
""
)
) %>%
kable("html", booktabs = TRUE, align = c("l", rep("c", 2))) %>%
add_header_above(
c("Number of simulations (the last row is the exact test)", "$p$-value", "($\\widehat{\\text{s.e.}}$)")
) %>%
kable_styling(position = "center")
|
Number of simulations (the last row is the exact test)
|
\(p\)-value
|
(\(\widehat{\text{s.e.}}\))
|
|
100
|
0.060
|
(0.0237)
|
|
1,000
|
0.061
|
(0.0076)
|
|
10,000
|
0.070
|
(0.0025)
|
|
12,376
|
0.071
|
|
Bonus 1: Exact Fisher test and distribution of permutation test
perm_res <- get_perm_res(df_clean, treatment_perm, .0, type = "mean")
actual_mean_diff <- abs(
mean(df_clean %>% filter(treatment2011 == 1) %>% .$management) -
mean(df_clean %>% filter(treatment2011 == 0) %>% .$management)
)
ggplot() +
geom_histogram(aes(x = perm_res), binwidth = 0.01) +
# theme_minimal() +
geom_vline(xintercept = quantile(perm_res, .90), linetype = 5) +
geom_vline(xintercept = quantile(perm_res, .95), linetype = 4) +
geom_vline(xintercept = quantile(perm_res, .99), linetype = 3) +
geom_vline(xintercept = actual_mean_diff, color = "red") +
theme(
panel.background = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
panel.grid.minor = element_blank(),
axis.line = element_line(colour = "black")
)
Bonus 2: Standard errors in Table 5.8.
set.seed(111)
perm_test_100 <- map_dbl(
seq(10000),
~ mean(
get_perm_res(df_clean, treatment_perm[, sample(seq(ncol(treatment_perm)), 100)], .0, type = "mean") >= actual_mean_diff
)
)
perm_test_100_df <- tibble(
p_val = perm_test_100
) %>%
mutate(
ci_lower = p_val - 1.645 * sqrt(p_val * (1 - p_val) / 100),
ci_upper = p_val + 1.645 * sqrt(p_val * (1 - p_val) / 100),
true_in = ((true_p >= ci_lower) & (true_p <= ci_upper)),
n = row_number()
)
print(perm_test_100_df$true_in %>% mean)
## [1] 0.9107
ggplot(perm_test_100_df %>% slice(seq(100)), aes(x = n, y = p_val, ymin = ci_lower, ymax = ci_upper)) +
geom_linerange(aes(color = (true_in == TRUE)), alpha = 0.8) +
geom_hline(yintercept = true_p, alpha = 0.5) +
theme_minimal() +
ylab(TeX("$p$-value")) +
xlab("") +
scale_color_manual(
values = c("red", "gray"),
name = TeX("True $p$-value in CI"),
labels = c("No", "Yes")
) +
theme(axis.text.x = element_blank())


Social Network's have grown in numbers and users. With the proliferation of internet penetration, they are expected to cater to increasing number of users per second. This requires well-designed backend systems which will be able to cater different kinds of user query, store heterogenous data and provide fast performance with low latency. This project aims to understand the backend implementation of Reddit.com, a social networking site which promotes collaboration through discussion threads.
As a part of this project, I implemented the user login process by using AWS RDS (Relation Database System) for hosting a MySQL database to store user id and password. Once the user logged in, their follower data was retrieved from HBase (a column family database). The homepage for a user which contained comment as parent threads along with discussions as child threads was implemented using Mongo DB (a document store database). Finally all these bits and peices were put together as a single backend service to implement Reddit-like social networking application.
Finally a recommendation system was implemented using Collaborative filtering.


Subject and Purpose of Site:
The site will help inexperienced chess players quickly review how to play the game by showcasing the various chess pieces and their functions. Each page will feature portions of algebraic chess notation, pulled from the JSON file, which will highlight key moves by the highlighted piece, which will allow the learner to also pick up some knowledge of chess notation. The site will also give some other interesting information about chess as appropriate.
Project Fulfillment Video
Target Audience and Persona
The target audience for this site will be people, both male and female, that are between the ages 8-30. These are the years when people's minds develop the most and they are the most prepared and willing to learn new skills such as chess.
Persona (chess learner): Theophilius. Theophilius is a student in his mid-teen years and inhabits an English-speaking country where secondary education is commonly availabe. He will be curious and inquisitive enough to want to learn about chess. He will likely know someone who plays chess whose guidance is supplementing the information provided on the site. Theophilius will access this site at home or in places such as libraries or schools where chess might be played. He does not necessarily have a particular affinity towards technology beyond that of the average person. He may access this site by desktop/laptop computer, mobile phone, or tablet, as any of these could be accessible while playing chess. Theophilius' motivation is likely to be curiosity about the game of chess, but not a need for a deep understanding of the game, since such would need to be obtained reading books or watching videos that go into more detail on the subject.
"Daring ideas are like chessmen moved forward. They may be beaten, but they may start a winning game." -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Content Pages:
Home Page
The home page will introduce the game and give information about chess as appropriate and also highlight the game piece in command: the king.
Queen Page
The queen page will highlight the second-in-command piece: the queen.
Bishop Page
The bishop page will highlight the bishop.
Knight Page
The knight page will highlight the knight.
Rook Page
The rook page will highlight the rook.
Pawn Page
The pawn page will highlight the pawn.
JSON
The Knight and Pawn pages will use the JSON data to display game notation.
Wireframes
Style Guide
Typography
Font: Helvetica
Colors
Primary: White
Secondary: Black
Tertiary: Brown


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Drop a "limp spaghetti" to see the peaks in the distribution more clearly. From left to right, we observe single modal, bimodal, and multimodal distributions.


AutoGenda is a tool made to streamline your day, whether it comes to making plans
with friends, or just for yourself, we have you covered. AutoGenda is made to help you smoothly plan and
arrange your schedule, or even alongside with your friends’ if you’d like. Learn about local events around
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CBS misses revenue estimates as AT&T dispute hurts ad sales
CBS Corp fell short of Wall Street estimates for third-quarter revenue on Tuesday, as a 19-day carriage dispute with AT&T Inc pressured advertising sales during the period.
REUTERS: CBS Corp fell short of Wall Street estimates for third-quarter revenue on Tuesday, as a 19-day carriage dispute with AT&T Inc pressured advertising sales during the period.
Shares of CBS and sister company Viacom Inc were down more than 3per cent in morning trading.
CBS stations went dark for more than 6.5 million DirecTV, DirecTV Now and AT&T U-verse customers in at least 14 U.S. cities, including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, before CBS and AT&T signed a new content carriage agreement on Aug. 8.
Sales from advertising, which was also hurt by the timing of the broadcast of certain sporting events, fell 6.8per cent to US$1.18 billion in the quarter from a year earlier. The year-ago period was boosted by the 2018 U.S. midterm elections related ads.
The distributor of renowned shows such as "The Twilight Zone" and "NCIS" reported an 11.5per cent increase in its affiliate revenue, or the fees collected from cable, satellite and online distributors, to US$1.12 billion.
CBS is in the process of re-uniting with Viacom to create a larger multi-platform content company and re-make media mogul Sumner Redstone's U.S. entertainment empire at a time of intensifying streaming wars. The merger would bring in an expansive slate of over 3,600 movies and 140,000 television episodes for ViacomCBS Inc.
Net earnings fell to US$319 million, or 85 cents per share, in the third quarter ended Sept. 30, from US$488 million, or US$1.29 per share, a year earlier.
Adjusted earnings came in at 95 cents per share, beating analysts' average estimate of 92 cents, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
CBS posted a 1per cent rise in revenue to US$3.30 billion, but missed analysts' average estimate of US$3.36 billion.
(Reporting by Ambhini Aishwarya and Munsif Vengattil in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila)


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Personas
Professor Kohee Sang
- 35-year-old professor of Computer Science, male
- PhD in Computer Science from University of Toronto
- Teaching stream, responsible for making and grading assignments
- Comfortable with technology, prefers it to pen and paper
- Owns multiple Macbooks, works on laptops primarily
- Wants to create assignments and view results
- Wants to view statistics about class performance and engagement
- Mostly teaches courses related to computers, math and technology
- Single, enjoys tinkering with software in his spare time
Professor Shierry Tans
- 45-year-old professor of Statistics, female
- PhD in Statistics from York University
- Research stream, teaching is not her number one priority
- Prefers old-fashioned way of handling assignments, doesn't like interacting with software
- Usually works with pen and paper, organized through notebooks and calendars
- Wants to create assignments and view results
- Just wants to view basic grades and class averages for individual assignments
- Teaches math and stats
- Has a family of 4, doesn't have a lot of time to tinker with software
John Doe, Undergraduate
- 19-year-old undergraduate student
- Studying for a Psychology degree
- This course is a program requirement
- Only use social media for necessity like face to face chat more
- Does not have kids but is married
- Lives off campus that's far away
Nick Harrington, B.Sc. Candidate
- 20-year old Statistics student, male
- Currently in 2nd year for a degree in Statistics, Machine Learning Stream from the University of Toronto
- Canadian, speaks fluent English and conversational French
- Maintains a 4.0 cGPA, looking to attend graduate school
- Obsessed with academic performance through constant self-testing and grade tracking charts on his computer and phone
- Uses offline Android phone during commute to study through flashcards
- Does not like flashcards that much since statistics is mostly not about memorization
- Very comfortable with technology, prefers customizability to modify programs to his liking
- Prefers having power over his apps over a pretty interface
- However, strongly dislikes if the interface is borderline unusable (Blackboard)
- Sometimes prone to looking up answers on WolframAlpha when stuck on a question
User Stories
- As a User, I want to be able to sign up for an Account using a utorid and password, and log into and out of my account.
- As a User I want to be able to see my privilege and access rights
- As a Professor Kohee Sang I want to be able to create a class that I can give to my students so that they can join the class and do their work.
- As John, a student; I want to be able to join a professor's course so that I can participate in the online assignments
- As a Professor, I want to be able to create a new assignment with questions and multiple choice answers
- As a Student, I want to be able to see what assignments I have for each class and complete them to see my grade for the assignment
- As Nick, a student; I want to see a listing of all my online courses so that I can be more organized
- As Professor Shierry Tans, I want to easily create different type of question to test my students. I.e multiple choice, fill in the blank, graphing and paragraphs
- As Professor Kohee Sang, I want to be able to create an assignment with a due date, rubric, and set of questions. to assign to a course
- As a Professor Shierry Tans, I want to indicate which chapter of the textbook or lecture slides is relevant for the question
- As a Professor Kohee Sang, I want to submit question to the bank using Latex script as I am familiar with it
- As Professor Shierry Tans, I want to be able to upload images of graphs/photos so that the questions can be more dynamic
- As Professor Kohee Sang, I want to be able to create an answer key so that questions and assignments can be auto-marked.
- As John, a student; I want to be able to submit my completed assignments for marking.
- As Nick, a student; I want to be able to attempt assignments an infinite amount of times so that I can get a lot of practice answering questions
- As John, a student; I want to be able to refresh an assignment to get a new set of questions.
- As Nick, a student; I want to be able to view my marks for my previous assignments so that I can calculate my average.
- As John, a student; I want to be able to save an assignment for completion at a later date.
- As Professor Kohee Sang I want to be able to provide notices of hints/feedback for certain type of questions when the student did the question wrong.
- As Professor Kohee Sang, I want to able to see and manage student's marks
- As Professor Shierry Tans, I want to see the completion rate and correction rate of all questions and class averages at a glance of an assignment
- As Nick, a student; I want to be able to add certain questions as favourites so I can come back to it later for practices.
- As John Doe, a student; I want to be able to earn badges for completing assignments to make doing them more fun and engaging.
- As John, a student; I want to be able to search and insert latex math scripts for ease of use.
- As Nick, a student; I want to be able to download a copy of the problem set, so that I am able to print out the problem and practice them where ever I want in hard copy.
- As Nick, a student; I want to be able to email the Professor under certain problem if there are question I want to ask or if certain error occurs on the website.


A simple web application to get your Ghanian Akan name based on your birthday and gender.
Akan is a simple web application that uses a persons Date, Month and Year of birth to determine the day of the week when someone was born.It goes a step further depending on the person's gender and the day of the week they were born to determine their Akan Name i.e Ghanian Name.
Provide Date of Birth
Provide Gender
Submit to get your Akan Name
| # | Day of the week | Female Name | Male Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sunday | Akosua | Kwasi |
| 2 | Monday | Adwoa | Kwadwo |
| 3 | Teusday | Abenaa | Kwabena |
| 4 | Wednesday | Akua | Kwaku |
| 5 | Thursday | Yaa | Yaw |
| 6 | Friday | Afua | Kofi |
| 7 | Saturday | Ama | Kwame |


Based in the Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the Reich Lab focuses on developing statistical methods and tools for data arising from infectious disease settings.
We use statistics, data science, and epidemiology to gain better understanding of the complexities of infectious disease dynamics. Our work has been featured in the New York Times and on New England Public Radio.
With active funded projects from the NIH, CDC, and VA, the Lab is involved in independent and collaborative research efforts. Our collaborators include the Infectious Disease Dynamics Working Group at Johns Hopkins, the Thai Ministry of Public Health, the Dengue Branch of the CDC in Puerto Rico, the Children's Hospital Colorado, and the Veterans Health Administration branches in New York City and Iowa City.


Compile and preview snippets of 'LaTeX'. Can be used directly from the R console, from 'RStudio',
in Shiny apps and R Markdown documents. Must have 'pdflatex' or 'xelatex' or 'lualatex' in 'PATH'.
| Version: |
1.2.3 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: |
rstudioapi, magick, svgPanZoom, utils, xml2, htmltools, base64enc, whisker, rematch2 |
| Suggests: |
magrittr, xtable, shiny, rmarkdown, knitr, testthat, covr |
| Published: |
2018-10-25 |
| Author: |
Jonathan Sidi [aut, cre],
Daniel Polhamus [aut] |
| Maintainer: |
Jonathan Sidi <yonis at metrumrg.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/metrumresearchgroup/texPreview/issues |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
| URL: |
https://github.com/metrumresearchgroup/texPreview |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
texPreview results |


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Mobile open-standards group recruits key players: "The OMTP's goal is to bring network operators, software and operating system developers, hardware designers, and device manufacturers together to create products the offer a greater level of interoperability and user-interface consistency than they do today."


Build extensions to ERPNext or make your own app
Frappe is a full stack web application framework written in Python, Javascript, HTML/CSS with MySQL as the backend. It was built for ERPNext but is pretty generic and can be used to build database driven apps.
The key difference in Frappe compared to other frameworks is that in Frappe, metadata is also treated as data and it can be used to build frontend very easily. Frappe comes with a full blown admin UI called the Desk that handles forms, navigation, lists, menus, permissions, file attachment and much more out of the box.
Frappe also has a plug-in architecture that can be used to build plugins to ERPNext.
Frappe Framework was designed to build ERPNext, open source ERP for managing small and medium sized businesses.


 With the world in lock down a lot of the normal meetups and conferences are no going ahead. So we thought we’d do something free you can attend from where you are.
On April 29th we will be running 10 hours of content across US time zones. On April 30th we will be running 10 hours of content European time zones.
Each day we’ll be having 10 50 minute sessions, each of which will introduce you to a new technology in the Microsoft Data Platform
Sound good? Let’s go!


Learn how Educatx enriches students Connecting the next generation of students
Since 2008, 34 states have cut spending for K-12 education drastically, causing hundreds of thousands to feel inadquelty prepared for their exams and search for outside academic enrichment through tutoring services. However, private tutoring can cost up to $450, preventing low-income students from having access to the same academic advantages as their rich counterparts. With Educatx, we aim to solve this problem by uniquely connecting high school students with upperclassmen tutors who have pursued similar coursework. Students are asked to fill out a form about their academic struggles and current coursework. Our application analyzes their data and connects them with tutors for free. Tutors recieve community service hours for helping their peers suceed academically.
Learn more behind the making of Educatx and our services
Educatx is a web application which connects students with qualified tutors who took similar coursework the student needs help with. Through our app, students will have access to other students who are studying similar concepts.
Sign up here
Educatx is free and is more likely to be successful, as upperclassmen recieve community service for tutoring their peers.
A student is tutored by the assigned tutor to help them with their coursework. A tutor is an individual who helps students complete their coursework and learn.
We are looking for mentors, workshop leaders, and sponsors! If you are interested in learning more about how you can help support Educatx, please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You will get higher priority if you have past experience. Be sure to add contact references so we can review your qualifications.
Learn how Educatx enriches students
Our unique UI provides users with the ability to navigate with ease
Connecting with tutors and learning has never been easier
Our dynamic algorithim connects you to tutors and students pursuing similar coursework
Students can share academic resources and ask questions
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How to Install/Use a PhoneGap Plugin¶
This article is a summarize, more focus on Societies needs, of the PhoneGap Wiki page: How to Install a PhoneGap Plugins for all platforms.
How to Install PhoneGap Plugins for Android¶
- Copy/paste the JS file of the plugin somewhere in: assets/www/. A good practice is to paste it in the folder: assets/www/js/plugin
- Ensure that your project can access the Java file of the plugin (e.g. through Maven dependency)
- Edit (or create) the file res/xml/plugins.xml and add a
<plugin>
tag:
1 <plugins> 2 ... 3 <plugin name= "YourPluginName"value="package.YourJavaPlugin"/> 4 ... 5 </plugins>
- If needed run "mvn site" on the project of the plugin to easily show the Javascript API of this plugin


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Creating custom components
Overview
Druid allows you to create your custom components from druid basic components or other custom components.
Every component is the children of Basic Druid component. Read the [basic component API here].(https://insality.github.io/druid/modules/component.html), Methods of basic components you can call via self:{method_name}
Custom components
Basic custom component template looks like this:
local const = require("druid.const") local component = require("druid.component") local M = component.create("my_component") -- Component constructor function M.init(self, ...) end -- Call only if exist interest: const.ON_UPDATE function M.update(self, dt) end -- Call only if exist interest: const.ON_INPUT or const.ON_INPUT_HIGH function M.on_input(self, action_id, action) end -- Call on component creation and on component:set_style() function function M.on_style_change(self, style) end -- Call only if exist interest: const.ON_MESSAGE function M.on_message(self, message_id, message, sender) end -- Call only if component with ON_ANGUAGECHANinterest function M.on_anguagechanself) end -- Call only if component with ON_LAYOUT_CHANGE interest function M.on_layout_change(self) end -- Call, if input was capturing before this component -- Example: scroll is start scrolling, so you need unhover button function M.on_input_interrupt(self) end -- Call, if game lost focus. Need ON_FOCUS_LOST intereset function M.on_focus_lost(self) end -- Call, if game gained focus. Need ON_FOCUS_GAINED intereset function M.on_focus_gained(self) end -- Call on component remove or on druid:final function M.on_remove(self) end return M
Add your custom component to druid via druid.register
local druid = require("druid.druid") local my_component = require("my.amazing.component") function init(self) druid.register("my_component", my_component) end
Registering make new function with "new{componentname}". In our example it will be: druid:new_my_component()
.
Or you can create component without registering with druid:create(my_component_module)
As component registered, you can create your component with next code:
local druid = require("druid.druid") local my_component = require("my.amazing.component") function init(self) self.druid = druid.new(self) local my_component = self.druid:new_my_component(...) -- or -- local my_component = self.druid:create(my_component, ...) end
Interest
Interest - is a way to indicate what events your component will respond to. There is next interests in druid: - ON_MESSAGE - component will receive messages from on_message
ON_UPDATE - component will be updated from update
ONINPUTHIGH - component will receive input from oninput, before other components with ONINPUT
ON_INPUT - component will receive input from oninput, after other components with ONINPUT_HIGH
ONLANGUAGECHANGE - will call onlanguagechange function on language change trigger
ONLAYOUTCHANGE will call onlayoutchange function on layout change trigger
ONFOCUSLOST will call onfocustlost function in on focus lost event. You need to pass window_callback to global druid:on_window_callback
ONFOCUSGAINED will call onfocustgained function in on focus gained event. You need to pass window_callback to global druid:on_window_callback
Best practice on custom components
On each component recommended describe component scheme in next way:
-- Component module local component = require("druid.component") local M = component.create("your_component") local SCHEME = { ROOT = "root", ITEM = "item", TITLE = "title" } function M.init(self, template_name, node_table) -- If component use template, setup it: self:set_template(template_name) -- If component was cloned with gui.clone_tree, pass his nodes self:set_nodes(node_table) -- helper can get node from gui/template/table local root = self:get_node(SCHEME.ROOT) -- This component can spawn another druid components: local druid = self:get_druid() -- Button self on callback is self of _this_ component local button = druid:new_button(...) end
Power of using templates
You can use one component, but creating and customizing templates for them. Templates only requires to match the component scheme.


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| Version: | 3.2-1 |
| Depends: | ergm, latentnet, mcgibbsit, network, sna |
| Imports: | methods |
| Published: | 2018-06-03 |
| Author: | Michael Schweinberger [aut, cre], Mark S. Handcock [ctb], Pamela Luna [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Michael Schweinberger <michael.schweinberger at rice.edu> |
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| DOSE: |
76 mg |
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DPT |
(powder / crystals) |
Yesterday I heard by chance of a small gathering of friends. When I arrived, I found to my delight that there would be party favors: there were good quantities of DPT, 5-MeO-DiPT, and 2C-I on hand. Having already had one invaluable experience with DPT, I felt I owed it to myself to try it again. I therefore elected to dose up with 76 mg of insufflated DPT at 8 PM. My friend M, who had come along to the party with me, took some 2C-I.
Within 5 minutes the DPT came on strong, so I sat down on a sofa with M and watched B play Final Fantasy X. I can't remember much of the early portion of the experience (and I wouldn't have been able to write anything about it down), so I will summarize as best I can. For a while I felt great, if afflicted with the usual DPT tremors, and watched the game; then I got up and called another friend, A, who had just come home, over into the suite. We talked a little bit - although I mostly said 'wow'.
One thing that occurred to me as we were talking was that a unique characteristic of the insufflated DPT experience for me is the feeling that my head has expanded and become a cavernous space containing everything in reach, noseless, with wind blowing through the gigantic cavern being the experience of breath. I felt enormous, diffuse, encompassing all things.
Suddenly I realized that the spot we were standing in was highly overstimulating. Music from the seating area, which was driving if cheerful, was colliding it seemed on the very spot where we were standing with angry, loud music from a nearby bedroom. I noted this fact to him and moved back to the couches, where he soon followed - he said he realized what I meant very quickly after I left, and sat down with me. I tried to communicate with him, since he seemed curious about what I was experiencing; I described to him how everything moved and shimmered with the characteristics of smoke plume from a stylized cartoon, as though a quick motion would mix all things together into a heterogeneous cloud. Eventually I lost the ability to put it all into words and stopped trying.
From time to time D, the kind friend who had had the DPT, would walk by, and because I was becoming more anxious, I stopped him and hugged him closely - the warmth and intimacy made me feel very much better. Still, I became more and more anxious, gulping down water from the sink. The sink preoccupied me for a while, firstly because of the blacklight above it, which shone on fluorescing chalk designs on the mirror - an angry stick man with a giant head. As I turned the faucet, the water came not out of the tap, but out of another tap set in the wall perpendicular to the sink (apparently the outlet for a water filtering system). The cool water seemed to go from inside my mouth to nowhere - I wasn't sure if I was inhaling the water or swallowing it, and I felt myself to be the gateway to a giant, covetous hunger.
This was a terrifying thought, and although I was less anxious than during my DPT-induced bad trip, I still became very afraid. On D's advice I climbed up into a loft with a mattress on it, which was situated above the couches near the television. I lay there for a long time, eyes closed, with only the sense of a single point which housed my self; I had visions of metallic colors, both primary and pastel, fashioned into arrows and departing from that single point, crawling and trailing their essence across an endless frame of reference.
After these visions subsided, I became aware of myself on the loft again, and began looking around for D - I felt an aching need to be reassured by him. He and others came and went, occasionally asking how I was doing, and I soon noticed that C had just arrived with a friend. I soon attracted his attention, and he helped me descend from the loft. I had climbed up using a chair for a boost, but this same chair suddenly seemed too small; I was sure that I would fall through what appeared to be a dangerous distance before I reached the ground. C comforted me, and I soon descended to the chair and then to the ground with a small bounce.
I talked with C for a little while about nothing in particular, and sat down to watch a movie. As is usual at these gatherings, the music, which had become a trippy melange of slowly changing loops over heavy beats, continued while the movie played
subtitled.
First we watched Beetlejuice, which I found extremely entertaining (if absolutely confusing). It didn't help matters that B mistakenly ejected the DVD at least once (I believe I saw the beginning of the movie at least 3 times, and know that I did at least twice). The scene in which the trendy family invading the dead couple's house did a calypso dance at the dinner table struck me as particularly relevant.
For a while, I sat cross-legged on the couch, eyes half-shut thinking about something I can't particularly remember; I suddenly realized, however, that I was sitting and staring at a curly fry. I still don't know where it came from. I suppose I may have found it on a plate that was lying around, but I was extremely amused by it, and B, M and I laughed long and hard.
A little later, I similarly mysteriously came into the possession of the front of a box of Pokemon cereal advertising new Pichu, Wobbuffet, and Cleffa marshmallows. I held onto this, gazing at it, for a long time. During one of the scenes of the movie I became confused as to whether birth was being given or the characters were eating at some sort of restaurant staffed by football players, and so I stared at the cereal box, playfully pretending that it was a menu.
Toward what I thought was the end of the movie, a witch doctor shrunk Beetlejuice's head, and I soon became aware that my head, too, had begun to shrink back to its normal size - I could even feel my nose again. As the film ended with the teenage daughter (played by Winona Ryder) floating in the air and dancing a similar calypso number, I felt a warm sense of good fortune wash over me. I had had a beautifully intense, meaningful experience.
The next film we watched was Run Lola Run. I found it extremely touching; the permutations of her plight, all set off by her boyfriend's loss of 100,000 Marks on a train, got me thinking about the nature of life. Her intensity of emotion, her willingness to risk herself for her loved one, struck a deep chord. In the first variation on her story, she dies from a gunshot wound, and it was at this point that the experience moved from a sensual, playful (if extremely intense) tone to a much more seriously philosophical one.
Lola had risked her life, and given it up, out of love. But what could she have accomplished had she not died? What if she had given her boyfriend up for lost and walked away? Had her life been worth it? I began examining the characteristics of my life up to this point. I felt as though I had learned many things, tapped a variety and depth of experience that I felt to be quite satisfying, if not complete, but I knew that I was not prepared to die. I next looked at my personality: it seemed to me that I was filled with an endless need for affirmation and for people to notice me, that I move from place to place practically screaming 'Here I am!'
I realized that, all things being equal, maybe this isn't the most helpful or attractive of personalities - but I also realized that that wasn't the whole dimension. I felt imbued with love, and knew that if I could only draw others to this love that they would swim in it, wanting it, content. And so I sat on the couch thinking a mantra to myself: I am - I am - I am - I am, until I practically buzzed with this silent affirmation.
I felt the magnitude of love within me reaching out to everyone in sight, and I sought out D and hugged him close for a long while, glowing with happiness in our mutual warmth. Satisfied, I walked into a room he and B had been painting and stood there with M, glorying in the tiny details of the the walls; here there was a crucified stick figure Jesus, bleeding hands stretched wide on his wooden frame, proclaiming that he 'loves [me] thiiiiis much!' In another spot there was a tiny circle of color and light in a big dark space; it looked as though a shabby street corner were sticking out from the nothingness, and that if I could only pry it aside I would be in a new world.
Eventually I was overcome by the ramshackle beauty of the muraling and lay back down on the couch to think. I had just recently been to a talk by two Nobel laureates on global climate change, and I recalled the acute fear of death which had been inspired by my growing awareness of the world's startling fragility.  I realized that eventually everyone who had ever known of me would die, that everyone who had known of them would die, and onward and onward until all things were consumed by death's merciless expansion. This sense of an endless march of all existence into the dark of death stayed with me for the rest of the night.
I asked myself why I learn anything, why I love people, why I do drugs, why I read books: why do I do any of this, when as certain as the sun rises it will set and then die, when books will decay with time, when people will turn to dust? And I realized that we divide our lives into pieces in order to mark our progress toward our unending death. I was overcome with the agony of waiting; why must I stay here so long when it must all come to an end in a relative blink of an eye? Whose hatred rejoiced in teasing me with joys and loves and learning and hope, when it will last just long enough to be ripped away? I felt my consciousness voided and quietly began to weep, tears dripping one by one from my eyes.
I realized that all people necessarily seek out the degree of experience in their lives that they can manage, sampling from each mode and tone of being until they had the fullest possible portfolio. We each become, in essence, a commentator on experience, a critical onlooker devoted to the analysis of our own lives, losing ourselves only momentarily to the strength of experience.
But who is the arbiter who decides when we have completed our collection? Who is the grand filter? Whose judgement stops our lives? I was sure that death is an unthinking mechanism, an idiotic, abstract construct without the capability to make these choices. Who, then, does? I felt like the protagonist of Kafka's Trial, as though I should reach out my hands in front of me and give myself up to death, as though the shame of it should outlive me.
There is no man behind the curtain, I said to myself. The only thing that is eternal is death; even time will one day be devoured. In this moment I saw myself as parallel to death, possessing the same characteristics: unending need, a hunger for all things, a ruthless self-indulgence. I felt fat on the blood and flesh of all things, that I hoard people and experience out of a desperate desire to keep it from death. Death had its microcosm in me.
And so for the rest of the night I became consumed with this question: why press on in the face of death? Is there value in death that I cannot see now, but will only see when I have reached it? WHY? I was consumed wholly and utterly by the question of death and its concomitant nothingness. I had become what I can only call a nihilist mystic.
At this point I had mostly come down physically, but obviously the mental energy the DPT had imbued me with had not been spent. C said that he was leaving to go to another party - would I like to come? The answer was yes, since I felt satisfied with the gathering up to that point and felt the need for a change of scenery. M and I departed, and I made sure to give D a long, hard hug for having guided my way to this important train of thought.
As we walked the short distance to the building where the other party was in full swing, the loving coolness of the night made me think that maybe death isn't so bad - that it might be like the transition I had just experienced: a movement from screaming intensity to quiet, gentle comfort. We climbed what seemed like endless flights of stairs to the fifth floor, ending up in a similarly endless-seeming corridor. I felt as though the journey to death was being reenacted in pantomime.
Many people were at this second party, from broad samplings of different social circles I move in. I felt very happy to be in such a familiar group, and had short conversations with a few people. I felt awkward, as if I was imposing on their ability to enjoy themselves.
Something else was very wrong: the corridor was terribly narrow, and there were too many people to make moving comfortable. I felt as though I were a blood cell tumbling through a bloodstream or an amoeba between two microscopy plates. I wandered into a room and found that (as it was a Mardi Gras party) there were negotiations being held over bead-worthy actions. It looked like an antebellum slave market, a human meat market, with people driven by their appetites to bid for the debasement of others. It made me extremely uncomfortable, and I quickly exited.
I walked down the hall in a different direction, imagining myself a particle undergoing Brownian motion, until I ran into a friend, R, who is a small man like myself and usually runs around shirtless. I grabbed him and did the equivalent of a wrestling move, spinning him around in my arms far above the ground, finally plopping him down. He asked me what was going on, and I replied, 'I hugged you!' and wandered off.
A little later during my visit - which had taken on the characteristic strangeness of a demented carnival - I saw R engaged in a pseudosexual act with H and J. H is an old, crusty alumnus with a thing for spanking, and he started spanking J while R stood in front of her clutching what appeared to be a small cable. H began spanking more and more quickly; the crowd began yelling R's name; and finally he raced down the hall, cable in hand. It was like an insane kinetic sculpture, and I found it to be very beautiful.
Soon I found myself in a lounge, but it made me too uncomfortable to want to stay any longer, so I found my way out of the building - by the endless flights of stairs - and walked out into the bosom of the night.
I reeled around on the snowy ground, experiencing a joy in life, in the moment, and finally sprawled out coatless on the cold ground. I felt as though the world were pulling me into its bosom.
After a few minutes, I got up and walked away first slowly, then more and more quickly, until I was nearly running, crying, laughing, overcome with an onslaught of conflicting feelings. I was sure that I would be arrested for public intoxication, but I didn't care; I careened through a world alive with emotion.
When I got home, I ran about with my Pokemon cereal box cover and talked to friends, drank soda, and finally got tired. Around 1 AM I finally sat in the corner on my bed, curled in a blanket, put on Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works Volume II, and contemplated the nature of death.
Two friends, M2 and A2, came into the room; M2 played a game on my GameCube and they talked. I peripherally took in the details of their conversation: A2 breaking into tears during her writing class; M2's disappointment over her boyfriend's indifference to a creative attempt to express herself to him; and other things. I felt touched that they would discuss these things in my presence.
Finally I began to drift off around 2:30. As I fell asleep, I realized that one day, although I can't understand it now, I will have filled my life with so much joy and so much pain that it will no longer matter that it will disappear, that it will eventually mean nothing. I will be satisfied simply for the chance to have experienced it.
In other words:
One day, if you are fortunate enough, when your children have grown, when your work has met its conclusion, when you have loved and been loved, when the breadth and depth of your experience has grown beyond the bounds of your hopes and dreams, when the quiet grief of others' deaths has become as familiar to you as your own face, you will peel everything away.  You will wade out into the ocean of night that is home to death and finally push off into that endless sea of bittersweet satisfaction. The moment will never end.
Postscript some weeks later:
I've found that this trip has genuinely reshaped my beliefs, changing my outlook from virulently atheistic to decidedly agnostic. I have my hopes and theories about our place in the scheme of things, but I don't think I'll ever be able to hold them with the same strength of belief. This uncertainty is something I've accepted in my life post-trip.
Death has become a philosophical preoccupation; I think about the place of death in our lives very often. I am not depressed at all - I've just begun contemplating aspects of life which previously I had found convenient to ignore and treat lightly. The intensity and urgency with which I have begun to examine my life and my views is totally unprecedented, and I value this experience for having helped me to become more circumspect.
Even a month later, this trip remains iconic, an overshadowing presence in my daily life. I would hate to be thought guilty of indulging in abstract sloganeering (the bit of melodrama at the end of the report notwithstanding), a charge I subtly leveled at the end of
Important, Unpleasant Trip. Still, this night on DPT caused a definite and persistent change in me, and I'm taking it deadly seriously. In using DPT - and I almost definitely will again - I'd suggest you take note of this transformative potential.
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This document describes how to install Kuryr-Kubernetes using instances provided by cloud providers, taking advantage of the cloud-config files.
The procedure is a variation of the general procedure described in the Kuryr-Kubernetes Installation Guide. Only the relevant differences will be explained, so be sure you read the guide before attempting a cloud-backed deployment.
This guide documents the generic steps. Refer to the specific guides for the Google Compute Engine and OpenStack backed deployments.
This guide assumes CoreOS instances for its native support for cloud-config based instance initialization.
The principal difference resides in the impossibility to pass initialization parameters other than those defined in the cloud-config file. Therefore, the config files must be modified and passed as parameters to the instance create command.
With respect of the differences between cloud platforms, the main difference is regarding how you specify the cloud-config file when creating the instance.
For instance, in GCE, you specify it in the metadata-from-file directive, as shown below:
$ gcloud compute --project "my_gce_project_name" instances create \
"ost-controller" --zone "us-east1-b" \
--network "demo" --can-ip-forward \
--image-project "coreos-cloud" --image-family "coreos-stable" \
--boot-disk-size "200" \
--private-network-ip <IP_ADDRESS> \
--maintenance-policy "MIGRATE" \
--metadata-from-file user-data=cloud-config-ost-controller.yaml
In an OpenStack-backed cloud infrastructure, the cloud-config fle is specified un the user-data directive:
$ nova boot --flavor m2.large --image "CoreOS 1068.6.0" \
--nic net-name=demo,v4-fixed-ip=<IP_ADDRESS> \
--security-group demo --key-name demo-key k8s-controller \
--user-data cloud-config-ost-controller.yaml
It is important to ensure your cloud deployment allows the communication between the instances. How this is accomplished differs between providers. Refer to specific guides for this step.
First, edit the cloud-config-ost-controller.yaml to set the LOCAL_IP parameter in the default /etc/conf.d/ost-controller-defaults file that will be created in the instance at provisioning time. You can leave the rest of defaults as given:
write-files:
...
- path: /etc/conf.d/ost-controller-defaults
permissions: '0644'
content: |
LOCAL_IP=<IP_ADDRESS>
DB_HOST=<IP_ADDRESS>
DB_USERNAME=root
DB_PASSWORD=root
.
.
.
C_SERVERS="<IP_ADDRESS>"
C_FACTOR=1
Now, provision an instance for the OST Controller specifying the cloud-config file as initializaton file. Once the instance is running, enter the instance and follow the same post-installation steps defined in the installation guide.
Edit the cloud-config-k8s-controller.yaml file to add the required parameters to the default parameters file. The local ip and the ost-controller ip are required:
write-files:
...
- path: /etc/conf.d/k8s-controller-defaults
permissions: '0644'
content: |
LOCAL_IP=<IP_ADDRESS>
OST_CONTROLLER=<IP_ADDRESS>
OS_USERNAME=neutron
OS_PASSWORD=neutron
OS_TENANT_NAME=service
Then create the controller instance.
Edit the cloud-config-k8s-worker.yaml file to add the ost-controller and k8s-controller instances ip addressed:
write-files:
...
- path: /etc/conf.d/k8s-worker-defaults
permissions: '0644'
content: |
OST_CONTROLLER=<IP_ADDRESS>
K8S_CONTROLLER=<IP_ADDRESS>
The main difference between the worker nodes and the controller nodes, is that you may want to create many worker instances. To facilitate this, the cloud-config file should not have any instance-specific parameter. However, the installation process requires to know the worker’s ip address. You can specify it via the LOCAL_IP parameter:
write-files:
...
- path: /etc/conf.d/k8s-worker-defaults
permissions: '0644'
content: |
LOCAL_IP=<IP_ADDRESS>
OST_CONTROLLER=<IP_ADDRESS>
K8S_CONTROLLER=<IP_ADDRESS>
However, you will need to modify this parameter in the cloud-init file for each worker instance. Alternatively, if you ommit this parameter, the /opt/bin/prepare-config.sh script tries to discover this address at installation time. It uses, if available, the name of the network interfaced used to connect to the worker’s network, which usually is the same for all instances:
write-files:
...
- path: /etc/conf.d/k8s-worker-defaults
permissions: '0644'
content: |
INTERFACE=ens4v1
OST_CONTROLLER=<IP_ADDRESS>
K8S_CONTROLLER=<IP_ADDRESS>
Using this cloud-config file you can create as many worker instances as you decide. On each worker, be sure you complete the post-installation procedure defined in the Installation guide
Now you can go to the Installation Guide and continue with the installation test procedure.
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A Minimal Book Example
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Prerequisites
1.1
Installing R and R studio
1.2
Installing libraries in R
1.3
Install packages and library packages
1.4
Programme
2
Basic data structures in R
2.1
Categorical vs. numeric variables
2.2
1D data structure: vectors
2.2.1
Creating vectors
2.2.2
creating list objects
2.3
2D data structures: matrice and data frames
2.3.1
what if I want to change column names or add variable to the df?
2.3.2
Subsetting dataframes
2.4
summary
3
What is EDA?
3.1
Data analysis workflow
3.2
Data wrangling
4
Variation
4.1
Categorical variable
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I created a small new plugin. Main functions: Load and save emblems.
Link:
http://kurtextrem.de/bbl/copyemblem.js
Image:
http://i.imgur.com/77brm1h.png
Have fun and share your codes using pastebin or something similar :)
Brady_The
kurtextrem wrote:
Hi guys,
I created a small new plugin. Main functions: Load and save emblems.
Link:
http://kurtextrem.de/bbl/copyemblem.js
Image:
http://i.imgur.com/77brm1h.png
Have fun and share your codes using pastebin or something similar :)
Nice idea!
Meaurk
Global Moderator
In my opinion, this is a quite useless plugin, because Battlelog itself has got a save system for emblems. And you can load other emblems directly from other peoples profiles. So the system in Battlelog itself requires less proceedings than yours.
 There are authors of many emblems at the same time, so if you want one, you can add it without waiting for him to active it. Like the ones I'm using now, if you want one you can grab one of them. But if it's not the active one you won't get it. With my plugin you can get it.
Also I think to the release all emblems will be gone, save it with this plugin.
ORFK
Global Moderator
Meaurk wrote:
In my opinion, this is a quite useless plugin, because Battlelog itself has got a save system for emblems. And you can load other emblems directly from other peoples profiles. So the system in Battlelog itself requires less proceedings than yours.
i agree in this point to meaurk.
your plugin makes only sence, if you want to have a big collection of emblems to can load. most clans have one logo and they will share it together and won't collect a large library of emblems.
kurtextrem wrote:
There are authors of many emblems at the same time, so if you want one, you can add it without waiting for him to active it. But if it's not the active one you won't get it. With my plugin you can get it.
with your plugin he can get it if its in your library on an external website, right? he cant get the inactive emblems, which are in the library on battlelog by the emblem author, right?
Also I think to the release all emblems will be gone, save it with this plugin.
in this point i agress with you. battlelog will delete ALL medals, ribbons, stats, platoons and emblems at the release date. but we dont know, if the current emblems will be compatible with the final editor, its possible that they will change some features or functions, but its good to have a backup.
Nano
Global Moderator
I, internally, gave that idea to Brain. I found a lot of emblems and like/copy them.
Just one improvement: Can we "export/copy" directly to a file? Like "emblem254.embblog". It's easy to import too.
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
Done. Function added.
Maybe I'll add a import for files function later.
Nano
Global Moderator
Thanks!
I started propagate this plugin to my clan members, reddit and foruns.  It adds the import function. Just select the downloaded file and it will insert it. Should work in every modern browser.
Maybe I'll create a homepage for sharing emblems.
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
v1.0.4 is out, adding options + menu links
http://i.imgur.com/G6eBPGF.png
qliqQLAQ
Brilliant plugin.
Just because I don't know how far they will wipe the Battlelog/Profile files after the beta, it's nice that we can backup the emblem.
It wasn't actually a big deal to copy the code via the firefox console, but at least a good way to save the emblem for non-coders.
Thanks for the implementing.
Meaurk
Global Moderator
ORFK wrote:
kurtextrem wrote:
Also I think to the release all emblems will be gone, save it with this plugin.
in this point i agress with you. battlelog will delete ALL medals, ribbons, stats, platoons and emblems at the release date. but we dont know, if the current emblems will be compatible with the final editor, its possible that they will change some features or functions, but its good to have a backup.
Emblems are
not
deleted! I can see all my, in Beta made, emblems in the full game. :-)
Zone15
Just heads up, in the official version of battlelog that is up now, the Load and Copy icons are still there but they no longer bring up a prompt.
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
Zone15 wrote:
Just heads up, in the official version of battlelog that is up now, the Load and Copy icons are still there but they no longer bring up a prompt.
Thanks :)
I got notified about that already from a friend, but unfortunately I can't do anything at the moment because GameStop (Germany!) isn't sending out the codes until the 31st (the official release date ;_;) => I got no BF4 yet. I try my best to fix it, though.
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BrainFooLong
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BF4 Battlelog is already available for all.

Topicstarter
kurtextrem
Fixed, visit the link and press Strg (or Ctrl)+F5 to get the latest version.
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
v1.0.6 is out, adds a new button to the BF4 player profile -> "View lib". After pressing this button you can see the whole library from the player.
GameFreakBoy
No button in sight.
I get this in chrome: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '1' of undefined copyemblem.js:166
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kurtextrem
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
Fixed now, thanks for your patience (It's hard to develop such things if you don't even have BF4 yet because EA and it's release date in europe..omg)
http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/6750/0hkt.png
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Horfic
Could you extend the plugin to bf3 platoons, so that we can copy over the emblem from bf3?
GameFreakBoy
Horfic wrote:
Could you extend the plugin to bf3 platoons, so that we can copy over the emblem from bf3?
BF3 allows for 40 slots and different items that aren't in BF4.
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kurtextrem
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
v<IP_ADDRESS>:
So DICE removed the ability to "copy" emblems from players which aren't in your friendlist... Well nope, not for us.
http://i.imgur.com/AAMPKOX.png
View the emblem, click on "View lib". You will see the whole library of the specific player so you can copy as much as you want.
Small note: No, I can't fix that you can't save more than 20 layers if you don't have premium. Buy premium and you can.
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Horfic
Horfic
so, i created a convert function to convert the bf3 asset names to the one for bf4. Not all assets are available, i would say 50%. The function drops all assets which are not linked to a bf4 asset. I marked in the list which asset is premium.
http://pastebin.com/EqLt5jfi
the function will return the stringify json which you use for output.
to add a migrate button to bf3 platoon page you have to add it before the save button.
$('#emblem-save-btn').before(string)
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
Thanks, I'll try to implement it in the next version.
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Meaurk
Global Moderator
Meaurk
Global Moderator
I'll take back me negative words about this plugin. It now is very useful with all it's new features and tweaks.
Especially for a design retard like myself... it's awesome to be able to use awesome designs as templates for me to mess with.
Thanks man!
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Killerlexus
Killerlexus
Hi!
I installed the plugin with your instructions but I don't get that "view lib" - button. What was my problem? I can see that Battlelog is now better in the left top corner. Maybe you can help me. :-)
Thanks!
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Brady_The
Brady_The
Killerlexus wrote:
Hi!
I installed the plugin with your instructions but I don't get that "view lib" - button. What was my problem? I can see that Battlelog is now better in the left top corner. Maybe you can help me. :-)
Thanks!
Hey Killerlexus and welcome to the forum,
have you installed the browser add-on (Better Battlelog) or the Better Battlelog add-on (Manage emblems)?
If you installed Better Battlelog, just hit the big, yellow "One-Klick Install" button in the first post and reload the browser with F5.
If you installed Manage emblems you should be able to see the "View Lib" button. If not make sure to allow kurtextrem.de if you are using something like NoScript. Also make sure Plugins (Click on the Better Battlelog logo -> General Improvements) is checked. Take a look into the plugins section if "http://kurtextrem.de/bbl/copyemblem.js" is checked as well.
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Killerlexus
Ohhhh yeah. :-)
Thanks Brady_The for the quick reply to my question. My mistake was that I haven't installed the Better Battlelog add-on (Manage emblems). Now I'm happy. :-P
Between nice add-on. Really good work.
 Awesome Plugin btw. ...
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kurtextrem
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
Trying to work out a way to copy the emblem code even though they've made it so it only loads an image instead of real data in the emblem lib... Dat EA
Don't know how, it looks like it's all server side and they don't use ajax to fetch something. If you find some way, tell me. :)
Qahlel
I can't get the LOAD and COPY button to work ever since BBLog 4.0 update. Help?
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
I'll take a look at the weekend
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magni1200s
magni1200s
Hi kurtextrem,
Thank you for releasing this great plugin! I really enjoy emblem editing with your awesome plugin. Love it.
And, for plugin compatibility issue with BBLog 4.0.0, here is the summary of my analysis.
Seems that BBLog.alert() is missing or might be obsoleted in BBLog 4.0.0(bblog.js), so the plugin cannot draw any dialog pop-up correctly when user click "Load" or "Copy" button. I am not sure that removing BBLog.alert() is a planned change or not, but you need to add an additional code or ask BBLog team to revert the change of BBLog.alert().
Since I want to use the plugin with BBLog 4.0.0 and cannot wait your/their fix :P , I made a quick&dirty fix for my personal use. You can find it
http://pastebin.com/NAADSUMq
. Also, added diff into this post
copyemblem.js.diff
.
Thanks.
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kurtextrem
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
Pretty cool, thank you! I'll update later.
poisonblx
Looks like the 4.0.0 replacement for that's actually:
Sadly magni1200s's custom file doesn't seem to work with me using 4.0 (uploaded as a js to Dropbox and tried separately and in conjunction with the default one with no luck)
Can't seem to find an old version of bblog to use just to grab an emblem before updating back up either.
Would be cool to see this fixed.
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
Fixed. Tell me if you find any other bugs.
Seraph
kurtextrem wrote:
Fixed. Tell me if you find any other bugs.
The load button seems to work fine when editing your own emblem now but hitting Copy on someone elses (who isn't a friend at least) doesn't do anything.
poisonblx
Seraph wrote:
The load button seems to work fine when editing your own emblem now but hitting Copy on someone elses (who isn't a friend at least) doesn't do anything.
That's very likely a result of the addition of "Share with" limits battlelog side. Hop over and try it on my emblem list, the red faction one should be globally available, most of the rest are tagged friend only.
Topicstarter
kurtextrem
poisonblx wrote:
Seraph wrote:
The load button seems to work fine when editing your own emblem now but hitting Copy on someone elses (who isn't a friend at least) doesn't do anything.
That's very likely a result of the addition of "Share with" limits battlelog side. Hop over and try it on my emblem list, the red faction one should be globally available, most of the rest are tagged friend only.
Yeah, that's true. DICE changed the way stuff works. There is no way to get the code for an emblem if the owner doesn't share it.
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When I try to load an emblem code with locked icons I can't see the button to confirm. I press Enter but nothing happens.
I tried to import a file, but I dont know how to confirm the action when I'm on the loading window.
nomercy
Same problem here the confirm/ok button just does not appear...ive already checked javascript etc. but i didnt manage to find anything preventing the button to be shown. Thus iam not able to load any emblem code.
I would appreciate any help
magni1200s
"OK" button is in a dialog pop-up but rendered outside visible area. You just hit TAB key two or three times, you will see the button.
nomercy
Ah okay thx for the hint ive found the button ;)
But when i try to load an emblem code an error message pops up telling me that i cannot save locked shapes...
Iam currently using these two plugins:
Ah okay thx for the hint ive found the button ;)
But when i try to load an emblem code an error message pops up telling me that i cannot save locked shapes...
Iam currently using these two plugins:
I've never used a) plugin (item-unlocker.js) , but I can see the following comments in it.
"This plugin allows you to use all of the items in the BF4 emblem editor. You will not be able to save your emblem with this, but you will be able to use the code later on."
Seems this plugin allows to use all shapes including unlocked one but NOT ALLOWED TO SAVE. So you still need to play the game more or buy battlepacks.
nomercy
magni1200s wrote:
"This plugin allows you to use all of the items in the BF4 emblem editor. You will not be able to save your emblem with this, but you will be able to use the code later on".
Because of this part in the description i have decided to use plugin b).
Theres a youtube video showing how to unlock emblems using both of the mentioned plugins but i can't manage to make this work:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5L80M1Jhjs
But iam not too sure if this method is still valid because the video is rather old and it might be impossible now.
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BrainFooLong
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It's simply impossible to use shapes for that you don't have access.
You can see it but saving that emblems is impossible, it's blocked on server side and no plugin can get around this limitation.
Greetz
magni1200s
nomercy wrote:
But iam not too sure if this method is still valid because the video is rather old and it might be impossible now.
This kind of method was fixed more than a year ago. As BrainFooLong mentioned, it is impossible now.
nomercy
Okay thanks for your help guys i guess ill start unlocking them the regular way now ;)
3rd3y3master
magni1200s wrote:
nomercy wrote:
But iam not too sure if this method is still valid because the video is rather old and it might be impossible now.
This kind of method was fixed more than a year ago. As BrainFooLong mentioned, it is impossible now.
does any1 know how to install these add on an plug ins this code stuff is new to me


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Create a new withdrawal permission
This operation creates a withdrawal permission, which allows some authorized account to withdraw from an authorizing account. This operation is primarily useful for scheduling recurring payments.
Withdrawal permissions define withdrawal periods, which is a span of time during which the authorized account may make a withdrawal. Any number of withdrawals may be made so long as the total amount withdrawn per period does not exceed the limit for any given period.
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Definition at line 58 of file withdraw_permission.hpp.
| asset graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_create_operation::fee |
Definition at line 54 of file withdraw_permission.hpp.
| time_point_sec graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_create_operation::period_start_time |
Time at which the first withdrawal period begins; must be in the future.
Definition at line 66 of file withdraw_permission.hpp.
| uint32_t graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_create_operation::periods_until_expiration = 0 |
The number of withdrawal periods this permission is valid for.
Definition at line 64 of file withdraw_permission.hpp.
| account_id_type graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_create_operation::withdraw_from_account |
The account authorizing withdrawals from its balances.
Definition at line 56 of file withdraw_permission.hpp.
| asset graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_create_operation::withdrawal_limit |
The maximum amount authorized_account is allowed to withdraw in a given withdrawal period.
Definition at line 60 of file withdraw_permission.hpp.
| uint32_t graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_create_operation::withdrawal_period_sec = 0 |
Length of the withdrawal period in seconds.
Definition at line 62 of file withdraw_permission.hpp.


Juniper
The ecological and evolutionary consequences of introgression among three juniper taxa in western Nevada
Traditionally, hybrid zones have been used as windows into the process of divergence and speciation; however,hybrid zones are also powerful natural laboratories, where recombined genotypes and replicated instances of hybridization provide the raw materials to understand extended community and ecosystem consequences. Three closely-related juniper taxa occur in arid regions of the Sierra Nevada, Great Basin, and Colorado plateau, and hybridize in western Nevada, where their distributions converge. Using a ddRAD sequencing approach, we have elucidated patterns of hybridization across the recombinant landscape and have begun to ask how environmental and phytochemical variation may be linked to admixture and genetic variation.
I have used a ddRAD approach to elucidate the patterns of admixture across the hybrid zone, and will implement model-free and model-based methods to better understand the roles of environment and geography in shaping patterns of genetic variation across the landscape. I am also collaborating with students and faculty in the UNR chemistry department to characterize phytochemical variation across the hybrid landscape to better understand the links among genetic, environmental, and phenotypic variation in these foundational tree species.


Development of Antibodies for the Detection of the Toxin Anatoxin by Immunoassay
EPA Contract Number: EPD06014Title: Development of Antibodies for the Detection of the Toxin Anatoxin by Immunoassay
Investigators: Rubio, Fernando M.
Small Business: Abraxis, LLC
EPA Contact: Manager, SBIR Program
Phase: I
Project Period: March 1, 2006 through August 31, 2006
Project Amount: $70,000
RFA: Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) - Phase I (2006) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Water and Watersheds , SBIR - Water and Wastewater , Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)
Description:
Fresh water cyanobacteria harmful algal blooms potentially have many adverse environmental impacts. For instance, bloom mats of filamentous algae are believed to reduce ambient light levels below those required for submerged aquatic vegetation to survive. Blue-green algae form blooms that make a surface scum and have been associated with low levels of dissolved oxygen that can be lethal to fish and invertebrate species. In addition to the overt environmental impact, blue-green algae blooms also can produce significant quantities of natural toxins. The toxins produced by these cyanobacteria are extremely toxic to many species. Cyanobacterial toxins (anatoxin-a, microcytins, saxitoxin) also have been identified as potential biological weapons. If these toxins were to be introduced into our water systems, they could not be removed efficiently by conventional water treatment systems and potentially could kill many people. Anatoxin-a also is known as “the very fast death factor” (LD50 for mice is 200 mg/kg with 4-7 minute survival); wild and domestic animals poisoned through ingestion have been observed in the field to be staggering, gasping, and suffering convulsions, followed by death within minutes to hours.
Effective environmental and health protection requires the sensitive and efficient detection of cyanobacterial toxins. Current analytical methods for quantifying the concentration of cyanobacterial toxins in water and in biomass include the mouse bioassay, high-performance liquid chromatography, and the phosphatase inhibition assay. Some of these methods are not sensitive enough or require the use of many animals. Although chromatographic methods are capable of detecting and identifying compounds, these methods are time consuming, labor intensive, and require the use of flammable and/or toxic solvent for sample extraction. Therefore, faster, more sensitive, and less expensive analytical methods such as enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for the detection of cyanobacterial toxins are ideal for the establishment of efficient and cost-effective screening programs that could be used onsite without the use of solvents in water samples. ELISA allows more precise prophylactic and corrective treatment of water at treatment facilities, ultimately benefiting the environment and public health.
This Phase I research focuses on creating polyclonal antibodies and hybridoma cell lines that produce monoclonal antibodies. These antibodies react with anatoxin-a with sufficient selectivity, affinity, and avidity to be utilized in a commercial immunoassay system. Once these antibodies are available, commercial immunoassays to detect this cyanobacterial toxin in water and other environmental matrices will be developed and validated (Phase II). This immunoassay will complement Abraxis’ other commercial cyanobacterial toxin ELISA for microsystems.


CSS Background-color
This property is used to set the background color of an element. The background of an element covers the total size, including the padding and border and excluding margin. It can be applied to all HTML elements.
Syntax
Let's discuss the possible values of this property.
- color_name: It is used for defining the background color value or the color codes. It can be given by using the color name, hexadecimal value, or rgb() value.
- transparent: It is the default value of this property, which is used to specify the transparent background-color.
- initial: It is not used to set the background color. It sets the default value.
- Inherit: It is used to inherit the background-color from its parent.
Let's see an illustration of this property.
Example
Output:


Client is an autogenerated mock type for the Client type
type Client struct { mock.Mock }
func (_m *Client) GetCSP() bccsp.BCCSP
GetCSP provides a mock function with given fields:
func (_m *Client) NewX509Identity(name string, creds []credential.Credential) x509.Identity
NewX509Identity provides a mock function with given fields: name, creds
Identity is an autogenerated mock type for the Identity type
type Identity struct { mock.Mock }
func (_m *Identity) Revoke(req *api.RevocationRequest) (*api.RevocationResponse, error)
Revoke provides a mock function with given fields: req


| LIN | NSN | Item Name | PBIC | Type | DND | Qnty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GAME VIDEO ELECTRONIC: PLAYSTATI | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| MOTOROLA TALKABOU:T T500 | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| SATELLITE DECODER: SS30 | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| DVD SHARP: DV-NC80 | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| PRINTER HP 1210: PSC HP | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| DELL LAPTOP: MDL PP01X | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: KELONE | 9 | INS | N | 2 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: L/G L/G | 9 | INS | N | 1 |


Pluggdapps in a nutshell, that it is today and that it will be
tomorrow.
- Build applications on web-technologies. Build it on pluggdapps.
- Linus took unix to all programmers, and apt-get took Linux to all people.
In pluggdapps, deploy a website by installing a package.
- Not just websites, whether it is an application or web-application, libraries
or plugins or just couple of template files, deploy them by installing an egg
package.
- MVC (Model-View-Controller) is great. Plugin architecture is great. Do them
both in pluggdapps and get the best of both worlds.
- Should client and server run on different machines ? Not with pluggdapps.
- Pluggdapps run on python and javascript and web-browser and uses erlang for
database, hence, it can run on any device supporting them. Why not ?
- Library is a tool. Great libraries are stateless and re-entrant. For
pluggdapps, even applications are stateless and re-entrant.
- A framework is just a library, with callback APIs. A plugin is just a library,
with callback APIs. Hence, plugins are great way to design frameworks.
- To access a library, import them. To access plugins, query for them.
- Pluggdapps is not first to do it right, it merely tracks the footsteps of
its masters - Python, Zope, Pyramid, ...
- Interface will specify attributes, methods, method-signature and its function.
 That pretty much sums up the
plugin architecture.
- Install applications and access them on the url.
- Configure and customize application along with modules, interfaces and plugins
used by the application. Configure them in .ini file, configure them via web.
- Applications are mounted on the url in three ways - domain, subdomain and
script. While the default is script, choose the one that fits, and
applications can be agnostic to how they are mounted.
- Url-rewriting. Requests are automatically routed to the mounted
application.
- Cross application access. For apps to access each other in the same run-time.
- Scaffolding. From first key-stroke to first application page in less than
30 seconds.
- Authenticate users and authorize them with permissions. Off-the-shelf plugins
available for challenging credentials and interfacing with backend store.
- Your browser has got the best documentation engine ever and wiki makes it
accessible. Use EazyText to create content for your apps.
- EazyText wiki markup. Generate HTML documents with out compromising on its
readability.
- With EazyText highlight your text as bold, italic, underline, subscript,
superscript and more.
- EazyText can hyperlink documents and images.
- Text in EazyText looks natural for reading. All the same it can generate
lists, tables, definitions, blockquotes and paragraphs.
- EazyText macros, create new functions and use them in your documents.
- EazyText extensions, extend the wiki engine.
- Become an expert in EazyText and create interactive documents.
- And EazyText is moving towards HTML5.
- With CSS and javascript, your browser can be way more than just a document
renderer. Use tayra templates to design your front end.
- HTML is verbose. Make it consise with Tayra.
- CSS Selector. That which pulls HTML, Javascript and CSS together.
- Tayra templating language.  Adapt the language to your needs.
- Intendations are only natural to html. Why not enforce them ?
- Tayra templates. Define templates as function.
- Tayra templates. Organise template functions as modules. Import them in other
templates.
- Tayra templates. Templates are modules. Templates are objects. Use template
inheritance to design layouts.
- Tayra templates. Specify template interface. Implement template plugins. Use
them else-where.
- If you like decorators in python, you will like it in Tayra templates.
- NoSQL is cool. CouchDB is radical. Program your database with CouchPy.
- Don't you feel stored procedure in SQL as an after-thought ? After programming
(views,...) in CouchDB, there is a high chance you might.
- CouchDB on HTTP is nothing but CRUD on ReST.
- CouchPy for CouchDB. Model. Transact. Replicate. Program. Query. Eventually
consistent with MVCC.
-
Programmers believe that the value of their system lies in
the whole, in the building: posterity discovers it in the bricks with which
they built and which are often used again for better building.
-
Be it internet apps, be it desktop apps, build them on pluggdapps, whether your
applications live or whither, your plugins will go on to build better apps.
- Start by contributing plugins, grow as you design apps and become a network
geek.