Thank you for buying the Splendiz restaurant app.
Hello !
Thank you very much for buying the splendiz restaurant app. Weather you are an experienced programmer or a complete stranger to it, you will find it very easy and fast to set up the app.
The process is very simple and this guide will guide you trough the whole process.
If anyways you experience some difficulties, we are at your disposal. Contact us on the splendiz customer support skype : splendiz.support and we will personnaly take charge of your problem. This skype adress is only available to customers and you will get a fast and personalised help.
Before we get started, you will need to choose a text editor to work on the configuration of the app.
One of the best editors you could use is called Sublime text (for windows, mac or linux). You can download it by following this link.
Once you have installed sublime text on your computer, open it, go to File > Open. You will now need to open the configuration file, called api.json, located at www/api that came with the splendiz app.
All done ? great. now we can have some fun and make the app !
Now if you have never seen a json file before, it might look frightening. But don't worry ! it is extremely straightforward and all you need to do with this file is enter the needed information.
This is the file were you will be entering all the information needed to build the app.
What you see if you take out the comments (the text preceded with "//") is something like this :
{ "menus" :{ ... some stuff about the menu ... }, "configuration" { ... some more stuff about the configuration .. }, "informations" { ... some more stuff about the informations of the restaurant ... } }
these are the three main sections of the file.
The "menus" section is contained inside the brackets { } and is filled with information about the app menus, the prices and the sizes of every dish.
the "configuration" section contains general information about the restaurant like the services offered.
the "informations" sections covers mostly the opening hours of the restaurant.
We will slowly go trough the file starting with the menu section and you will be amazed at how easily you will have your app ready.
Now that you are done with the menu, we can move on to the configuration section.
"configuration" : { "options": { ... options ... } }
you can see that it is composed of only one sub sections called "options", comosed of three other subsections called "takeout", "eatin" and "delivery".
"options" : { "takeout" : { "name" : "Take out", "stateName" : "takeout", "url" : "templates/takeout.html", "icon" : "ion-bag" }, "eatin" : { "name" : "Eat in", "stateName" : "eatin", "url" : "templates/eatin.html", "icon" : "ion-android-restaurant" }, "delivery" : { "name" : "Delivery", "stateName" : "delivery", "url" : "templates/delivery.html", "icon" : "ion-home" } }
Each of these sections stands for a service the restaurant is offering. The only thing that you can change in here is the name of the Service. If for example you want the delivery service to be called "we bring it to you", change the "name" value inside the "delivery" section to that :
"delivery" : { "name" : "we bring it to you", ... ... }
if your restaurant doesn't offer one of these options, you can simply remove the section from the "options" section. If for example, you do not offer delivery, remove the delivery section and the last comma before the delivery section.
"options" : { "takeout" : { "name" : "Take out", "stateName" : "takeout", "url" : "templates/takeout.html", "icon" : "ion-bag" }, "eatin" : { "name" : "Eat in", "stateName" : "eatin", "url" : "templates/eatin.html", "icon" : "ion-android-restaurant" } <-- the comma here has been removed }
We can now get started on the third and final sections, called "informations". This section contains the cost of the delivey, contact informations about the restaurant and the opening hours.
"informations"{ "delivery_cost" : "the delivery cost...", "contact_informations" : { ... the contact informations ... }, "opening_hours" : { ... the opening hours of the restaurant ... } }
the "delivery cost" value contains only a number, which represents the cost of the delivery. It can be any price, and should be equal to "0" if the delivery is free. If your restaurant doesn't offer delivery, you can ignore this value and just leave it.
the "contact_informations" sub section contains the adress, the geolocalisation, the phone number and the email of the restaurant. The "adress" sub section contains two values called "first_part" and "second_part". put the street number and the street name inside the "first_part" and the postal code and city name inside the "second_part".
"contact_informations" : { "adress" : { "first_part" : "first part of the adress", "second_part" : "second part of the adress" }, "geolocalisation" : { "latitude" : "42.77722199999999", "longitude" : "3.0870250000000397" }, "phone" : "0123456789", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
Now for the "opening_hours" section, it contains 7 sub sections called "1" to "7". Each number represents the day of the week and contains the values "open","first_part","second"part".
"1" : { "open" : "true or false", "first_part" : { ... inormations about the first part of the day ... }, "second_part" : { ... informations about the second part of the day ... } }
the first value is "open" and contains the value "true" if the restaurant is open on that day, and the value "false" if it is not.
the "first_part" and the "second_part" sections are identical and contain the following structure :
{ "time" : "", "max_eating_time" : "", "max_takeout_time" : "", "max_delivery_time" : "", }
the "time" value should contain the opening and closing hours of that part of the day, in the 24 hours format, separated by "-". If you are open from 6am to 11am, you shoul put :
"time" : "6-11",
the "max_eating_time", "max_takeout_time" and "max_delivery_time" represent the maximum hour of each service for that part of the day.
if your restaurant doesn't close during the day, simply put the opening hour of the second part equal to the closing part of the first.
if you are closed one day, also put all the values equal to 99. As an exmaple, if you are closed on sundays, simply put :
"7" : { "open" : "false", "first_part" : { "time" : "99-99", "max_eatin_time" : "99", "max_takeout_time" : "99", "max_delivery_time" : "99" }, "second_part" : { "time" : "99-99", "max_eatin_time" : "99", "max_takeout_time" : "99", "max_delivery_time" : "99" } }
you are now done with the configuration of your app. The only thing left to do is changing the app name, icon and splash screen.
But before we move on, make sure to remove all the comments from this file. You can do this by following this link
Let's start by setting the icon and splash screen of the app.
First, make sure that you should have a 512*512px png image of your icon and a 2048*2048px png image of your splash screen (The splash screen is the first screen that pops up when the app is launched)
To automatically create the variety off different sizes of your icon and splash screen needed by the app. You can go to this website.
Once you have that folder from the website, uncompress it and open it. The icon images for ios should be in res/icon/ios and the icon images for android in res/icon/android. In the same way, the splash images for ios are in res/screen/ios and the ones for android in res/screen/android. You will now need to copy and paste those images in the corresponding folder of your app.
There you go. The icons of your app are ready. Now the last step is to change the app name. open the file called config.xml in the app folder and change the app name on the line 3.
<name>put your app name here</name>
Finaly, put the 512*512 icon image you created at the begining inside the www/img folder. This one will be used inside of your app and will be displayed in the side menu.
Now that your app is ready, how do you publish it ? This app is based on a framework called ionic. This means that you can use the tools that they have made to publish your app very easily. For more informations, go to there website.
But there is an easier way to do it. You can build your app for android and ios directly on this site. You will need a google developer and an apple developer account. The site will output the source code of your ios and android app. The last step will ten be to publish the android app on google play and itunes store.
Thank you very much again for buying the splandiz app. We hope that you found it easy to build your app using our product. If you have any suggestion for an improvement, a question, or if you just want to say hi, contact us on splendiz.support (Skype).


Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order voice actors and cast
Learn who voices and acts some of your favorite characters in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
by Sam ChandlerStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is full of well-known actors. These actors do both roles in Jedi: Fallen Order, voicing the character and doing the motion capture performance. While some are easy enough to guess, the names and faces of other actors might elude you.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order acting talent
- Cal Kestis – Cameron Monaghan
- Greez Dritus – Daniel Roebuck
- Cere Junda – Debra Wilson
- Trilla Sudri – Elizabeth Grullon
- Prauf – JB Blanc
- Taron Malicos – Liam McIntyre
- Sorc Tormo – Luke Cook
- The Ninth Sister Inquisitor – Misty Lee
- Mari Kosan – Sumalee Montano
- Nightsister Merrin – Tina Ivlev
- Eno Cordova – Tony Amendola
- Jaro Tapal – Travis Willingham
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order voice talent
- Cal Kestis – Cameron Monaghan
- Greez Dritus – Daniel Roebuck
- Cere Junda – Debra Wilson
- Clone Troopers – Dee Bradley Baker
- Trilla Suduri – Elizabeth Grullon
- Saw Gerrera – Forest Whitaker
- Prauf – JB Blanc
- Taron Malicos – Liam McIntyre
- Sorc Tormo – Luke Cook
- The Ninth Sister Inquisitor – Misty Lee
- Mari Kosan – Sumalee Montano
- Nightsister Merrin – Tina Ivlev
- Eno Cordova – Tony Amendola
- Jaro Tapal – Travis Willingham
- BD-1 – Ben Burtt
- Darth Vader – Scott Lawrence
Any actor in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order that did motion capture for their character also record their own voice, according to the end-game credits. It’s worth noting that some characters, like Saw Gerrera and BD-1 weren’t actually mo-capped by their voice actors, which is why there are two separate lists.
It’s certainly great to see a development studio like Respawn Entertainment giving credit to both the actors that voiced a character as well as those that performed motion capture. Now that you know who voiced your favorite character in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, you can get back to enjoying the game! Be sure to check out the Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order page for more guides, such as where to find all the stim canisters.


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jQuery maphilight documentation
maphilight applies to images with a 'usemap' attribute, and outlines the areas defined in their map on mouseover.
It provides a single jQuery function: $('.foo').maphilight()
This would hilight every image with a map on the page: $('img[usemap]').maphilight()
Demos
The simple demo (with awful art, and examples of data attributes)
Plugin methods
maphilight( [options] )
: returns jQuery- Add hilight behavior to an imagemap
$.maphilight.defaults
- Default settings for all maphilight calls
maphilight( [options] )
The method that adds hilight behavior to an imagemap.
Arguments:
options
(optional)-
A set of key/value pairs that configures the map. All options are optional.
All options can be overridden with the jQuery
data
method, per-img
and per-area
.The metadata plugin is also supported.
Order of inheritance:
$(area).data('maphilight')
$(area).metadata()
$(img).data('maphilight')
$(img).metadata()
$(img).maphilight(options)
Example: to make one particular hilight green:
<area ... class="{fillColor:'00ff00'}">
Options:
$.maphilight.defaults
The defaults for all uses of maphilight can be set here. If you manually replace this, you have to specify all options.
$.fn.maphilight.defaults = {
fill: true,
fillColor: '000000',
fillOpacity: 0.2,
stroke: true,
strokeColor: 'ff0000',
strokeOpacity: 1,
strokeWidth: 1,
fade: true,
alwaysOn: false,
neverOn: false,
groupBy: false,
wrapClass: true,
shadow: false,
shadowX: 0,
shadowY: 0,
shadowRadius: 6,
shadowColor: '000000',
shadowOpacity: 0.8,
shadowPosition: 'outside',
shadowFrom: false
}
Changelog
- 1.2.2: New options groupBy and wrapClass. Allow .data to override options/metadata. Work around a jQuery bug with Opera.
- 1.2.1: Fix a Chrome bug. Apply the class on the img to the wrapper div created by maphilight.
- 1.2: Made
alwaysOn
work per-area with metadata plugin. - 1.1: Added
alwaysOn
option. Fixed behavior in Firefox2/Safari/Opera. - 1.0: First release.
Tested with
- Firefox
- IE 6, 7, 8, 9
- Safari 3, 4, 5
- Chrome
- Opera 9, 10
Contributors
These people have contributed in some way to the project:- Billy Earney (@ University of Missouri): fixed alwaysOn for IE
- Travis Balzarini (@ Sonoma County Web Team): fixed IE 8
- SolutionYogi: Also fixed IE 8 :)
- Florian Staudacher: provided the initial version of shadows


Use the Execute Animation and Execute Transition helper functions to run custom CSS animations or transitions in cases where custom animations are required. Apps are encouraged to use the pre-built animations in the Animation Library whenever possible.
Execute Animation and Execute Transition execute a single CSS animation or CSS transition respectively. The CSS animation will animate the CSS property from specified start and end values but will not change the value of the property. The CSS transition will animate from the current value of the CSS property to the specified end value and will change the value of the CSS property to equal the end value.


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Argos is going through some changes. The Ithaca College Library will be making the new Argos interface available in beta during the Spring 2017 semester. We will switch to the new interface entirely during the summer of 2017.
"Beta" means that while the interface should function well, there may be periods of down time and there may be unexpected changes to the interface as we implement new features and fix bugs.
Ask a librarian for help with Argos.


the one carrier to support iPhone. Apple kept complete control over design, manufacturing and marketing — and they even managed to garner $10 a month from every iPhone Cingular plan. AT&T didn’t even see iPhone until a couple of weeks before it was introduced in January 2007: although such secrecy was common at Apple, it was unheard of in the cell phone industry.
Work on the iPhone really intensified by early 2006. The product was, once again, a tribute to Apple’s unique ability to innovate in the consumer electronics industry. It was a miracle of the marriage of hardware and software, and Apple was the only company that excelled in both. On the software side, it used Mac OS X, the exact same system that was used on Macs. This made iPhone potentially able to run any kind of Mac software. As for hardware, its most revolutionary feature was its touch-screen display, a technology Apple originally developed for a tablet PC... that would eventually be introduced three years later (iPad, folks!).


Training: Promises
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This is a comprehensive list of symptoms published by the Center for Disease and Control.
FEVER OR CHILLS
COUGH
SHORTNESS OF BREATH OR DIFFICULTY BREATHING
FATIGUE
MUSCLE OR BODY ACHES
DIARRHEA
HEADACHE
NEW LOSS OF TASTE OR SMELL
SORE THROAT
CONGESTION OR RUNNY NOSE
NAUSEA OR VOMITTING
Please Note: These symptoms are not intended to diagnose the coronavirus. Consult with your physician
or seek emergency medical care if you are experiencing ongoing symptoms that are concerning to you.
How you can help flatten the curve.
The Center for Disease and Control (CDC) recommends we do the following to decrease
the spread of COVID-19.
1. Wash your hands often.
2. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
3. Maintain a 6 foot distance between you and others.


| 014:010 Khan | : |
Their Messengers said: "What! Can there be a doubt about Allah, the Creator of the heavens and the earth? He calls you (to Monotheism and to be obedient to Allah) that He may forgive you of your sins and give you respite for a term appointed." They said: "You are no more than human beings like us! You wish to turn us away from what our fathers used to worship. Then bring us a clear authority i.e. a clear proof of what you say)." |
| 014:010 Maulana | : |
Their messengers said: Is there doubt about Allah, the Maker of the heavens and the earth?  They said: You are nothing but mortals like us; you wish to turn us away from that which our fathers used to worship; so bring us clear authority. |
| 014:010 Pickthal | : |
Their messengers said: Can there be doubt concerning Allah, the Creator of the heavens and the earth? He calleth you that He may forgive you your sins and reprieve you unto an appointed term. They said: Ye are but mortals like us, who would fain turn us away from what our fathers used to worship. Then bring some clear warrant. |
| 014:010 Rashad | : |
Their messengers said, "Do you have doubts about GOD; the Initiator of the heavens and the earth? He invites you only to forgive your sins, and to give you another chance to redeem yourselves." They said, "You are no more than humans like us, who want to repel us from the way our parents used to worship. Show us some profound authority." |
| 014:010 Sarwar | : |
The Messengers asked them, "Could there be any doubt about the existence of God who has created the heavens and the earth? He calls you to Himself to forgive your sins. He gives you respite only until the appointed time." They said, "You are mere mortals like us. What you want is to prevent us from worshipping that which our fathers worshipped. Show us clear proof (if what you say is true)." |
| 014:010 Shakir | : |
Their messengers said: Is there doubt about Allah, the Maker of the heavens and the earth?  They said: You are nothing but mortals like us; you wish to turn us away from what our fathers used to worship; bring us therefore some clear authority. |
| 014:010 Sherali | : |
The Messengers said, 'Are you in doubt concerning ALLAH, Maker of the heavens and the earth?  They said, 'You are but mortals like us, you desire to turn us away from that which our fathers used to worship. Bring us, then, some clear proof.' |
| 014:010 Yusufali | : |
Their messengers said: "Is there a doubt about Allah, The Creator of the heavens and the earth? It is He Who invites you, in order that He may forgive you your sins and give you respite for a term appointed!" They said: "Ah! ye are no more than human, like ourselves! Ye wish to turn us away from the (gods) our fathers used to worship: then bring us some clear authority." |
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One thing I've learned during my developer career, and I consistently rely on it to preserve my sanity,
is that there are so many valid programming languages that it's pointless to try to become proficient
in more than a few, let alone expert in any. The other tenet on which I rely is that the ability to
pick up and work with a language is largely dependent on the level of documentation provided by the language's
author(s) and/or managing authority. I'm most proficient with the basic web languages (HTML, CSS, Javascript)
and VB.NET for server-side processing. I introduced myself to, and made heavy use of, DOJO in the CCM Kansas Understander,
and consistenly rely on SQL for DB interaction. After these, I've leverage many others in limited use or just
explored them.


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Sort By Name
Sort By Heat
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Pizza Name
Toppings
Price
Photo


#include <cstdio>
#include <iostream>
int main(int, char**) {
try {
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static const int reset = 500;
static const int game_w = 128, game_h = 128;
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"using ArrayFire"
<< std::endl
<< "There are 4 simple rules of Conways's Game of Life"
<< std::endl
<< "1. Any live cell with fewer than two live neighbours "
"dies, as if caused by under-population."
<< std::endl
<< "2. Any live cell with two or three live neighbours lives "
"on to the next generation."
<< std::endl
<< "3. Any live cell with more than three live neighbours "
"dies, as if by overcrowding."
<< std::endl
<< "4. Any dead cell with exactly three live neighbours "
"becomes a live cell, as if by reproduction."
<< std::endl
<< "Each white block in the visualization represents 1 alive "
"cell, black space represents dead cells"
<< std::endl
<< std::endl;
std::cout
<< "The conway_pretty example visualizes all the states in Conway"
<< std::endl
<< "Red : Cells that have died due to under population"
<< std::endl
<< "Yellow: Cells that continue to live from previous state"
<< std::endl
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<< std::endl
<< "Blue : Cells that have died due to over population"
<< std::endl
<< std::endl;
std::cout
<< "This examples is throttled so as to be a better visualization"
<< std::endl;
"Conway's Game Of Life - Current State");
"Conway's Game Of Life - Visualizing States");
prettyWindow.
setPos(512 + 32, 32);
int frame_count = 0;
array display = tile(state, 1, 1, 3, 1);
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close()) simpleWindow.
image(state);
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close()) prettyWindow.
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}
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Casts the array into another data type.
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We will let you know via email and/or a prominent notice on our Service, prior to the change becoming effective and update the "effective date" at the top of this Privacy Policy.
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As a Front-End developer at UW I write software for various groups in the University. I am currently building JavaScript applications using Angular.JS.
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Workflow Syntax
Workflow files use YAML syntax, and must have either a .yml or
.yaml file extension. You must store workflow files in the
.github/workflows/
directory of your repository.
Each different YAML file corresponds to a different workflow.
name: My Workflow
on:
push:
branches:
- 'releases/*'
- '!releases/**-alpha'
env:
message: 'conversation'
my_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
jobs:
my_build:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checking out our code
uses: actions/checkout@master
- name: Say something
run: |
echo "A little less ${message}"
echo "A little more action"
my_job:
needs: my_build
container:
image: node:10.16-jessie
env:
NODE_ENV: development
ports:
- 80
volumes:
- my_docker_volume:/volume_mount
options: --cpus 1
services:
redis:
image: redis
ports:
- 6379/tcp
Workflow name
The name of your workflow will be displayed on your repository’s actions page.
Workflow, Job or Step env
A map of environment variables which can be set at different
scopes. Several environment variables are available by default
(GITHUB_SHA
, GITHUB_REF
,
GITHUB_EVENT_NAME
, HOME
,
GITHUB_EVENT_PATH
…) as well as a
secret, GITHUB_TOKEN
, which you can leverage for
API calls or git commands through the
secrets
context.
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on
Event
The type event that triggers the workflow. You can provide a single event string, an array of events, or an event configuration map that restricts the execution of a workflow:
-
When using the
push
andpull_request
events,branches
andtags
allow to select or exclude (with the!
prefix) git references the workflow will run on, whilepaths
specifies which files must have been modified in order to run the workflow. -
If your rules are only made of exclusions, you can use
branches-ignore
,tags-ignore
andpaths-ignore
. The-ignore
form and its inclusive version cannot be mixed. -
The
types
keyword enables you to narrow down activities (opened
,created
,edited
…) causing the workflow to run. The list of available activities depends on the event. -
A workflow trigger can also be scheduled:
on:
schedule:
- cron: '*/15 * * * *'
jobs
Collection
A workflow run is made up of one or more jobs identified by a
unique job_id
(my_build
or
my_job
). Jobs run in parallel by default unless
queued with the needs
attribute. Each job runs in a
fresh instance of the virtual environment specified by
runs-on
.
Job name
The name of the job displayed on GitHub.
needs
Identifies any job that must complete successfully before this job will run. It can be a string or array of strings. If a job fails, all jobs that need it are skipped unless the jobs use a conditional statement that causes the job to continue.
runs-on
The type of virtual host machine to run the job on. Can be
either a GitHub or self-hosted runner. Jobs can also run in
user-specified containers (see: container
).
Available GitHub-hosted virtual machine types are
ubuntu-latest
, windows-latest
,
macOS-latest
plus some other specific versions
for each operating system, in the form of
ubuntu-xx.xx
, macOS-xx.xx
or
windows-xxxx
. To specify a self-hosted runner for
your job, configure runs-on
in your workflow file
with self-hosted runner labels. Example:
[self-hosted, linux]
.
!
Actions Cheat Sheet
!
!
container
Instead of running directly on a host selected with
runs-on
, a container can run any steps in a job
that don’t already specify a container. If you have steps
that use both script and container actions, the container
actions will run as sibling containers on the same network with
the same volume mounts. This object has the following
attributes: image
, env
,
ports
, volume
and
options
.
timeout-minutes
The maximum number of minutes to let a workflow run before GitHub automatically cancels it. Default: 360
services
Additional containers to host services for a job in a workflow.
These are useful for creating databases or cache services. The
runner on the virtual machine will automatically create a
network and manage the lifecycle of the service containers. Each
service is a named object in the
services
collection (redis
or
nginx
for example) and can receive the same
parameters than the container
object.
Job steps
A job contains a sequence of tasks called steps
.
Steps can run commands, run setup tasks, or run an action from
your repository, a public repository, or an action published in
a Docker registry. Each step runs in its own process in the
virtual environment and has access to the workspace and
filesystem.
Step name
Specify the label to be displayed for this step in GitHub. It’s not required but does improve readability in the logs.
uses
Specify an action to run as part of a step in your job. You can use an action defined in the same repository as the workflow, a public repository elsewhere on GitHub, or in a published Docker container image. Including the version of the action you are using by specifying a Git ref, branch, SHA, or Docker tag is strongly recommended:
-
uses: {owner}/{repo}@{ref}
for actions in a public repository -
uses: {owner}/{repo}/{path}@{ref}
for actions in a subdirectory of a public repository -
uses: ./path/to/dir
for actions in a a subdirectory of the same repository -
uses: docker://{image}:{tag}
for actions on Docker Hub -
uses: docker://{host}/{image}:{tag}
for actions in a public registry
with
A map of the input parameters defined by the action in its
action.yml
file. When the acion is container
based, special parameter names are:
-
args
, a string that defines the inputs passed to a Docker container’sENTRYPOINT
. It is used in place of theCMD
instruction in aDockerfile
. -
entrypoint
, a string that defines or overrides the executable to run as the Docker container’sENTRYPOINT
.
if
Prevents a step from running unless a condition is met. The
value is an expression without the
${{ … }}
block.
!
run
Instead of running an existing action, a command line program
can be run using the operating system’s shell. Each run
keyword represents a new process and shell in the virtual
environment. A specific shell can be selected with the
shell
attribute. Multiple commands can be run in a
single shell instance using the |
(pipe) operator.
Job strategy
A build matrix strategy is a set of different configurations of the virtual environment. The job’ set of steps will be executed on each of these configurations. The following exemple specifies 3 nodejs versions on 2 operating systems:
runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
strategy:
matrix:
os: [ubuntu-16.04, ubuntu-18.04]
node: [6, 8, 10]
steps:
- uses: actions/setup-node@v1
with:
node-version: ${{ matrix.node }}
fail-fast
When set to true
(default value), GitHub cancels
all in-progress jobs if any of the matrix job fails.
Context and expressions
Expressions can be used to programmatically set variables in
workflow files and access contexts. An expression can be any
combination of literal values, references to a context, or
functions. You can combine literals, context references, and
functions using operators. With the exception of the
if
key, expressions are written in a
${{ … }}
block. Contexts are objects
providing access to runtime information. The following objects
are available: github
, job
,
steps
, runner
, secrets
,
strategy
and matrix
.
Artifact storage & Caching
An artifact is a file or collection of files produced during a
workflow run that can be stored and shared between jobs in a
workflow run. Use actions
actions/upload-artifact
and
actions/download-artifact
with parameters
name
and path
to manipulate artifacts.
Artifacts can be downloaded through the Web interface for 90
days.
For dependencies and other commonly reused files across runs of
a given workflow, use the actions/cache
action with
parameters:
-
key
: The key used to save and search for a cache. -
path
: The file path (absolute or relative to the working directory) on the runner to cache or restore. -
restore-keys
: Optional - An ordered list of alternative keys to use for finding the cache if no cache hit occurred for key.
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- name: Cache node modules
uses: actions/cache@v1
with:
path: node_modules
key: x-y-${{hashFiles('**/package-lock.json')}}
restore-keys: |
x-y-
x-


A Perfect Murder (1998) A review by Joe Chamberlain
Starring Michael Douglas; Gwyneth Paltrow; Viggo Mortensen & David Suchet
Michael Douglas plays Steven Taylor, a rich financier who has a very young wife. (Gwyneth Paltrow). Things are not going great in the marriage. This may have something to do with the fact that she is having an affair with a struggling artist (Viggo Mortensen). So Hubby decides to have his lovely young wife murdered -- and he hires his wife's lover to do it. If that doesn't interest you right there, I don't know what will. Douglas's character has the murder planned to perfection. Except one little thing goes wrong, his wife survives the murder attempt. Now her husband must cover his tracks and avoid being caught.
A Perfect Murder is based on the stage play "Dial M For Murder" and is a remake of the Alfred Hitchcock classic of the same name. This latest version is certainly on of the most well written movies that you are likely to see in the near future. I was amazed at the amount of thought that was put into the story, particularly the amount of detail surrounding the murder plot. The dialogue is also first rate, which is what you'd expect for a film of this caliber.
It's one thing to have good writing, but you also need the acting to go with it. Casting Michael Douglas in this film was the best thing they could have done. He gives his usual stellar performance, and makes everyone around him look that much better. That's not to say that Douglas's costars weren't great. Quite the opposite, Gwyneth Paltrow and Viggo Mortensen did a fantastic job in this film. In both cases though, they did not fail to give their best performances in the film when they were doing a scene with Michael Douglas.
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| c.mitml.list {mitml} | R Documentation |
These functions allow concatenating lists of imputed data sets by data set, row, or column.
## S3 method for class 'mitml.list' c(...) ## S3 method for class 'mitml.list' rbind(...) ## S3 method for class 'mitml.list' cbind(...)
... |
One or several lists of imputed data sets with class |
The c
, cbind
, and rbind
functions allow combining multiple lists of imputed data sets in different ways.
The c
method concatenates by data set (i.e., by appending additional data sets to the list), rbind
concatenates by row (i.e., appending additional rows to each data set), and cbind
concatenates by column (i.e., by appending additional columns to each data set).
These functions are intended for experienced users and should be used with caution. Appending rows or columns from multiple imputation procedures is usually unsafe unless in special applications (see 'Examples').
A list of imputed data sets with an additional class attribute mitml.list
.
Simon Grund
# Example 1: manual imputation by grouping variable data(studentratings) fml <- ReadDis + SES ~ ReadAchiev + (1|ID) imp1 <- panImpute(subset(studentratings, FedState == "SH"), formula = fml, n.burn = 1000, n.iter = 100, m = 5) imp2 <- panImpute(subset(studentratings, FedState == "B"), formula = fml, n.burn = 1000, n.iter = 100, m = 5) implist1 <- mitmlComplete(imp1) implist2 <- mitmlComplete(imp2) rbind(implist1, implist2) # Example 2: predicted values from linear model imp <- panImpute(studentratings, formula = fml, n.burn = 1000, n.iter = 100, m = 5) implist <- mitmlComplete(imp) pred <- with(implist1, predict(lm(ReadDis ~ ReadAchiev))) cbind(implist, pred.ReadDis = pred)


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### 👨👩👧 Me and Nim
* Pietro Peterlongo, [Milan, Italy](https://goo.gl/maps/nWwfT35yM9nHWo4X9)
* Python Data Scientist working on a [Supply Chain Planning Software](https://www.toolsgroup.com/)
* ran into Nim in Sep, 2018 on HN: [Programming Language Underdog](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18045259)
### What is Nimib 🐳?
A template-based DSL for publishing Nim code and its outputs (text, images, ...).
Kind of inspired by [Jupyter](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/url/norvig.com/ipython/Advent%20of%20Code.ipynb),
[RMarkdown](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/lesson-10.html) and the like...
### What is Nimib 🐳?
Target use cases are _tutorials_ and _blogs_.
[Example-driven development]() striving for:
* simple API
* sane defaults
* easy customization
Installation
nimble install nimib
Usage
hello_nimoji.nim
:
import nimoji
echo ":wave: :earth_africa:".emojize
Usage
hello_nimoji.nim
:
import nimib
nbInit # initializes nimib document
nbText: """# Hello nimoji
Say _hi_ to [nimoji](https://github.com/pietroppeter/nimoji)"""
nbCode: # code output will be captured
import nimoji
echo ":wave: :earth_africa:".emojize
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How to use Latex (powered by Katex)
How to customize stylesheet
How to extend the DSL (Markdown cheatsheet)
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### Other examples
* [SciNim/getting-started](https://github.com/SciNim/getting-started) is a community effort to show how to use nim scientific libraries
and it uses [Nimibook](https://github.com/pietroppeter/nimibook)
* [Introduction to Binarylang](https://ajusa.github.io/binarylang-fun/intro.html) is the first documented public usage of nimib not by me
* [Nimiboost](https://github.com/HugoGranstrom/nimiBoost/) is a VS Code extension to Highlight Markdown in Nimib files and preview the result in a separate panel.
* [nimibujo](https://github.com/zetashift/nimibujo) is a port of LoqSeq Bujo Theme for Nimib
* ... _keep them coming!_
### Roadmap
1. improve many small details
- preserve code in block as in source [#20](https://github.com/pietroppeter/nimib/issues/20)
- redesign how paths are handled [#55](https://github.com/pietroppeter/nimib/issues/20)
- refactor global objects [#25](https://github.com/pietroppeter/nimib/issues/25)
### Roadmap
1. improve many small details
2. create new themes
- improve default functionalities for blogging [#30](https://github.com/pietroppeter/nimib/issues/30)
- steal from the masters ([neveal](https://github.com/pietroppeter/neveal), [npapermib](https://github.com/pietroppeter/npapermib), [niminal-mibstakes](https://github.com/pietroppeter/niminal-mibstakes))
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1. improve many small details
2. create new themes
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- support workflows involving js backend [#34](https://github.com/pietroppeter/nimib/issues/34)
### Roadmap
1. improve many small details
2. create new themes
3. extend the dsl
4. full interactivity (build apps like in [streamlit](https://streamlit.io/), edit code like in [jupyter](https://jupyter.org/), ...)
### 🙏 Thanks
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[ajusa](https://github.com/ajusa), all those who have put a ⭐ on the repo, ...
### 🙏 Thanks
#### y'all for listening!


meanShift clustering algorithm. Based on code from Sameer Agarwal <sagarwal-at-cs.ucsd.edu>. For a broad discussion see: Y. Cheng, Mean-shift, mode seeking, and clustering, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, Vol.17, 1995, pp. 790-799 The radius or bandwidth is tied to the 'width' of the distribution and is data dependent. Note that the data should be normalized first so that all the dimensions have the same bandwidth. The rate determines how large the gradient decent steps are. The smaller the rate, the more iterations are needed for convergence, but the more likely minima are not overshot. A reasonable value for the rate is .2. Low value of the rate may require an increase in maxIter. Increase maxIter until convergence occurs regularly for a given data set (versus the algorithm being cut off at maxIter). Note the cluster means M do not refer to the actual mean of the points that belong to the same cluster, but rather the values to which the meanShift algorithm converged for each given point (recall that cluster membership is based on the mean converging to the same value from different points). Hence M is not the same as C, the centroid of the points [see kmeans2 for a definition of C]. USAGE [IDX,M] = meanShift(X, radius, [rate], [maxIter], [minCsize], [blur] ) INPUTS X - column vector of data - N vectors of dim p (X is Nxp) radius - the bandwidth (radius of the window) rate - [] gradient descent proportionality factor in (0,1] maxIter - [] maximum number of iterations minCsize - [] min cluster size (smaller clusters get eliminated) blur - [] if blur then at each iter data is 'blurred', ie the original data points move (can cause 'incorrect' results) OUTPUTS IDX - cluster membership [see kmeans2.m] M - cluster means [see above] EXAMPLE See also MEANSHIFTIM, DEMOCLUSTER Piotr's Computer Vision Matlab Toolbox Version 2.0 Copyright 2014 Piotr Dollar. [pdollar-at-gmail.com] Licensed under the Simplified BSD License [see external/bsd.txt]


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PTYX13-May-19 04:50 PM
if you have ledger you can use magnum and also the atomic labs app
Crypto_Union13-May-19 04:51 PM
i hear mobile is coming soon also
PTYX13-May-19 04:51 PM
Chameleon, Guarda, and Pungo are mobile
and you can claim on all of them
SHossain13-May-19 04:52 PM
Agama Mobile already available for both Android and iOS #deleted-channel
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-May-19 04:58 PM
why seed login depracated? it was very ha ndy for me
1
1
in what way seed is worse then file name / user name + password ?
got it but why not leave a nerdy options for me ?
Im not against innovation, just if it possible to set some param and use "old style mode" that is nice then why not
phm8713-May-19 05:02 PM
Dear voters, dear komodo hodlers,
If my candidacy as NN is SH region is accepted, 20% of mining rewards will go to CHIPS devlopment, 20% will go to #kmdlabs and I will support and help KMD ecosystem and DEX (tools, stats, dockerfiles, block explorers, mining pools and pools with profit switch).
Thank you to everybody who supported me and voted for me. I arrived few weeks prior to the election but I received as many votes as I was in komodo ecosystem since a while. In my eyes, komodo community prooved to be fair.
Thank you everybody!
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passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-May-19 05:02 PM
I tend to think if sth is depracated then must be strong security reason - some part of code was not safe or sth... but if not the can then I would vote for putting this as an advanced options somewhere
SHossain13-May-19 05:14 PM
@passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴 old style still supported for advanced users. you need to start Agama with hardcore option
so, for linux portable, it will be ./agama hardcore to start with old interface(edited)
1
for windows, you need to create a shortcut with that param
D3b013-May-19 05:18 PM
do i nedd to uninstal previous version of agama wallet?
SHossain13-May-19 05:18 PM
always better to uninstall old version first before installing new version
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PHBA206113-May-19 05:19 PM
if you meant the 0.3.5 portable version, then you don't have to, because it wasn't installed at the first place
pbca2613-May-19 05:24 PM
it was part too many user typo support cases and part to make it easier to use @passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴
certain old school features will still be supported for hardcore users but using them may have untested/unexpected results
@SHossain listed a proper command for old style login
btw tg bot @kmd_rewards_notifications_bot has only 4 addresses subscribed so far, very few
i was under impression it's a much needed reminder service for kmd hodlers
the more subscribers there are the sooner i can optimize and polish it
D3b013-May-19 05:32 PM
how to enable advanced features for BTC or ETH ?
in lite mode
Cryptoon13-May-19 05:33 PM
in settings somewhere
after reboot agama
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-May-19 05:35 PM
I fee lso hardcore now, almost MR Robot hacker level
2
restart win 2 times then agama 3 times then add param 1 more reboot and then open Agama with seed
@SHossain it will be or is already? need to reboot and try
Cryptoon13-May-19 05:38 PM
then press left right X O RB LT
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-May-19 05:39 PM
restart win 2 times then agama 3 times then add param 1 more reboot and then open Agama with seed
Sounds like a gamegenie secret ulock code


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Social Media Options
Another great option to throw into the mix is the add in some Social Media marketing! Instagram, Twitter,
Facebook, etc. are ALL wonderful options to help you reach your target audience.


Fiducci B.
9/1/14
Used to be a nude beach, but forget about all that. If you want big powerful waves, go to Blacks. The best surf south of tressels. OK, maybe Wind and Sea, but you get Blacks without the attitude. Watch out though, these are some heavy waves and they can be very punishing.
James T.
9/1/14
I came here to surf with some friends and it was awesome! I live in Northern California and I wasn't sure what to expect, but the water was beautiful and warm enough for me to strip off my 3:2 wetsuit and surf in board shorts only! The waves were 4-6 feet and they were shaped perfectly! The only downside to surfing here is the horrifying hike back up the cliff when you are done.


Submitting Posts
Anyone can submit any topics, videos or blogposts to Kodermine. Kodermine's content heavily depends on the Kodermine community. All our blog posts are created by our Kodermine members.
This is a guide on how YOU can start to contribute and make Kodermine more awesome!
Requirements
- Github Account
- Text Editor/Markdown Editor (optional)
- Basic knowledge of Git(optional), watch our tutorial here to get started
- Basic knowledge HTML/Markdown
- Basic knowledge about Jekyll(optional)
Directory Structure
We use Jekyll for our blog, but it's not really mandatory to know what jekyll is or how jekyll works.
In our Github Repo there's a master
branch and there's a jekyll
branch. The master
branch contains all the static files and assets and the jekyll
branch contains all the configurations, templates and also blog posts.
The branch that get's published to our website is the master
branch.
Learn more about publishing on Github.
When submitting blog posts, we're gonna be making pull-requests to the jekyll branch so that it can be genrated and published.
Jekyll Branch Directory Structure
- _assets (contains all the asset files)
- javascripts (javascript fiiles)
- stylesheets (stylesheet files)
- _includes (included files)
- _layouts (layout templates)
- _plugins (jekyll plugins)
- _posts (where the blog posts are, this is where we're gonna spend most of our time on)
- _site (the generated static site)
- images
Submitting a Post through Github
Go to the Github repo for the blog.
- To submit a blog post, we have to switch to the jekyll branch
- After switching branches we should go to the
_posts
folder, the_posts
folder contains all the blog posts on our Kodermine Blog.
Create a new post by clicking the new file icon, and name it with the current date and the title of the post with the
.md
(markdown) file extension. E.g.2014-05-20-hello_world.md
The title is important because it's going to be parsed as the permalink of the post.
- If you get to view some of the posts, you will notice that it has data on top of the file which looks like this.
---
layout: post
title: Title
subtitle: "Subtitle."
youtube: youtube_link
cover_image: cover_image
excerpt: "Insert excerpt here"
category: "category"
author:
name: Your Name
twitter: twitter_handle
gplus: google_plus_id
bio: title
image: your_photo
---
These are used by our templates to display information about the post and the author.
Post information
title
- The title of the page (required)
subtitle
- The text that appears below it inside a blogpost (optional)
youtube
- The embed link for the youtube video (optional)
cover_image
- A cover image for the blog post (optional)
excerpt
- An excerpt of the text from the blog post written, this is used when the post is being displayed on the index page, and also used for SEO descriptions (required)
category
- The category of the post E.g. ruby
, git
, tutorial
. It could one or many. (optional)
Author information
name
- Your name (required)
twitter
- Your twitter handle (optional)
gplus
- Your googleplus id (optional)
bio
- Your title E.g guru
, co-founder
Example posts:
Go ahead and copy the header information to the text box and fill in your information.
- After filling in your information, you can start writting your blog post. You can use HTML or Markdown to add headers, images, and code excerpts to your page. I prefer that we use markdown for most of the blog post, and only use HTML when it is really needed.
Learn more about writting Markdown
You can now submit the post by clicking "Propose new file" on the bottom of the page. Make sure that you fill in the appropriate description.
All blog posts submitted will go through a review process, we will make comments on the proposal that you've made to inform you if it has been accepted or declined.
SUBMIT A POST


Could it be that the shade of Christopher Smart is haunting the corridors of a large and important municipal building in far away Oregon? This unlikely question is prompted by a discovery made by Brit over at Think Of England. In the course of his valuable research into the Official State Crustaceans of the USA, Brit unearthed House Joint Resolution 37 from the Oregon Legislative Assembly, adopted in 2009.
There is nobody called Smart among the Representatives and Senators who passed the Resolution, but it is clear to me that the mad poet's spirit hovered over whomsoever drafted it. Granted, it uses “Whereas” rather than Christopher Smart's favoured “Let”s and “For”s in Jubilate Agno, but otherwise this could be a lost fragment of that great poem:
Whereas the Dungeness crab fishery is the most valuable single-species fishery in Oregon, making Dungeness crab an important part of Oregon's economy; and
Whereas the Dungeness crab is an iconic Oregon symbol; and
Whereas the Dungeness crab is the most delicious of the crab species; and
Whereas the Dungeness crab annual harvest begins each year on December 1, when Dungeness crabs are hard-shelled, full of meat and in their prime; and
Whereas the Dungeness crab harvest ends on August 14 to minimize handling, so that post-molt, soft-shelled crabs can fill out undisturbed; and
Whereas this management method has served the resource well for decades and ensures that the Dungeness crab fishery is truly sustainable; now, therefore,
Be It Resolved by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon:
That the Dungeness crab is the official crustacean of the State of Oregon.


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South Lanarkshire Council leader in Twitter attack on unionists
His Tweet was of a sign saying “ram your union up your hoop” whilst a second featured the union flag amidst dog dirt
by Jonathan Geddes, East Kilbride News, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/jonathan-geddes/, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/east-kilbride-news/The leader of South Lanarkshire Council has apologised after comparing Unionist supporters to dog dirt in an inflammatory Tweet.
John Ross, who has led the local authority since 2017, sparked a storm of protest on social media after his comments on Saturday.
Those came during a gathering of independence supporters in George Square in Glasgow.
Mr Ross Tweeted: “The perfect answer to our Unionist friends” before showing two pictures, both featuring signs held aloft by independence supporters.
The first stated “ram your union up your hoop” while the second featured the union flag amidst dog dirt.
The council leader deleted the message several hours later after furious comments from Union supporters, before apologising two days later.
One Twitter user wrote: “You’ve shown your true colours. Apologies at this point are the least of your worries.
Another stated: “Absolutely shameful language.”
A third added: “I’m sorry, but that r-Tweet and your comment was unacceptable. And now this Tweet smacks of insincerity.”
Councillor Joe Fagan hit out at Mr Ross and his Tweet, criticising the council leader for his online faux-pas.
He said: “John Ross is perfectly entitled to his opinions about independence, but as Leader of the council he has a responsibility to everyone in South Lanarkshire, whether they voted Yes or No.
“He needs to remember that before he fires off another one of his Tweets.”
The News understands that Mr Ross will not be considered in breach of South Lanarkshire Council’s social media policy,however, due to the remarks being made in a personal capacity.
Mr Ross told us: “My support for independence is well-known and I am proud to be part of the campaign for another independence referendum.
“It is very clear to me that the UK is presently in a mess and that Scotland would be better off out of the Union, and that was the essence of the messages on the posters that I Tweeted from the rally.
“However, the wording and images were not the sort of thing I would use myself and when I had a chance to reflect on this, I decided to delete the tweet from my timeline.”
Saturday’s Tweet was not the first time that the council leader’s use of social media has caused controversy.
In 2018 he came under fire from opposition politicians after a Tweet called for“civil defiance” to secure Scottish independence.